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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
17
The piece argues that many housewives and mothers with small incomes bear exhausting burdens, supporting children and elderly relatives while managing home duties. It notes long-term health risks and cites social pressures, urging recognition of unpaid labor and financial strain on women across roles and ages.
A garbled ad-like fragment promotes using Sage Tea to darken hair and mentions a commercial Wreth s Sree and Sulphur Compound. It suggests home application with a sponge or brush, claiming natural, even results and youthfulness despite faded gray hair.
A brief item notes a food and drink event labeled for all ages at Stations Gabstitakes, outlining plan and accessibility details for attendees.
Fairfield authorities move to empty the former jail on Midfield Road after the Connecticut Baptist association foreclosed its mortgage and decided the building will serve as a place of worship. For years the town paid $100 annual rent. with the jail no longer housing prisoners the building will revert to church use as Joe Berry’s church memory wanes.
L. V. Wallace executive secretary of the national Federation of Engineering Societies spoke at the Bridgeport branch American Society of Mur al Engineers annual meeting last night in the Hotel. Five executive board members were elected: R. Feicht Clarence idney Fisher W. E. Cooper and KE. B. Crocker.
Fashion notes from PARIS, LONDON, and NEW YORK describe 4 silver lace trims on lingerie, hats with blond edges, upper-arm bracelets of ostrich wirelets, veils dipping below eyes, jade pendants, black lace edgings on lingerie and handkerchiefs, peasant-focused spring suits, and wrist-bags adding color to dark blue or tan outfits.
Washington April 26 Prohibition troubles from bootlegging to bribery allegations spread across several states and drew attention of at least three federal agencies the Treasury and Justice departments and prohibition enforcement headquarters. Investigations touch former and possibly present agents with calls for Internal Revenue Service audits and Justice Department inquiries into bribes for protection among bootleg circles in New York Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh and other cities. The probes also involve state prohibition personnel amid ongoing personnel difficulties in prohibition units.
Milford plans a special referendum on its city charter measure. The Legislature reported favorable today and the charter bill will go to final action. Electors will vote Monday, August 6, with printed copies distributed and public hearings arranged in various sections.
An oil tank truck overturned on the Dantury Nor walk road near Ridgefield last evening. The driver escaped injury. the truck sustained heavy damage but the oil tank remained intact. The incident occurred near Banbury town in Wincefield with Nesbit of Tide Heid among the injured listed, throwing him clear of the vehicle and eight others hurt.
A theft occurred at 42 Hardwood Avenue as burglars ransacked every room while the resident was away. Entry appeared forced and valuables were stolen, with neighbors reporting suspicious activity over the weekend. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
The New Century Players presented The Truth About Biuyds by A. Al Ting at the Paramount last night with Miss Mary Louise Downey and Harry Hawley delivering demanding roles as older characters. The production mixed drama and comedy, with standout performances from Downey and Hawley, while other cast members including Maylai Hallonk Chris Wesche Josephine Conklin and Timothy Fallon contributed to a homelike feel. Roland Holt will lecture on Plays that Count LH22-192357 tomorrow night at the Stratfield sun patio, with an informal reception to follow.
The Choir of the Swedish Lutheran Church gave a Park Avenue recital last night assisted by Mrs Hazel Nichois Dalton Els A Lundberg and Herbert Lundatrom. The program featured sacred and classical works with encores and favorable remarks for all performers including Miss Juisie Anderson Helen Kati and other soloists.
Hartmorkd April 2k reports a commission plan to study ballot law operations. The commission will examine the voting process, make recommendations, and inform town clerks statewide ahead of the next election. The inquiry aims to clarify procedures and ensure proper ballot handling.
Obituaries report Willams Hicks and numerous local residents dying in April in Bridgeport Greenwich and Ansonia. Services held at churches and mortuaries with burials at Lakeview Putnam and Mountain Grove cemeteries. Names include Caroline Merrit Stephen June Christopher Lange Clarkson Field and more.
A proposed bill to curb refunding by cities requires serial bonds with five year final maturities and a maximum forty year liquidation. If approved by the Finance Committee, bridges like Bridgeport would be unaffected. City Auditor Ward Wenting notes a long standing policy of issuing serial bonds, with only about one million in non serial bonds remaining, scheduled for equitation in January.
Albert E Guimgares, linked to Broadway figure Dorothy Keenan, pleads not guilty and is held on $250 bond after police find a pistol in his satchel the day after a Sullivan street murder. Trial set for May 7.
Gh N R Woodhull, a city property owner, appeals a relief board decision denying lower assessments on real estate and a 1922 Ford coupe valued by assessors at 1,1800, but he argues the car is worth 500. Three parcels on WilHer street are valued at 180,100 while he says their true value is 72,000. A parcel at 986 988 Main street is also challenged with claimed value 75,000 instead of 135,000.
About 500 workers walk out at the Royal Weaving Co in Pawtucket after management refuses a 12 1 2 percent wage increase. The action disrupts production and follows wage dispute tensions in the region.
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