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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
15
The piece notes New Zealand lemon exports expanding toward Canada, highlighting the growing fruit industry since 1916, with citrus growth tied to warmer regions and rising domestic lemon use. It also references broader exports including wool, dairy, and cheese as indicators of the country's developing trade.
Royalty have pursued varied pastimes from stamp collecting and clock repair to lock making and solitaire. The article surveys Charles V, Louis XVI, Napoleon, Nero, Caesar, and Dionysius the Younger, noting how rulers found relief in crafts and games while ruling vast realms.
Danbury, August 23 Special to the Telegram reports Captain George J Schoen commanding Battery J 1 and artillery has authority to enlist 16 recruits before departing for Camp Willis Virginia for the annual encampment. If obtained the Danbury battery will field 130 enlisted men, existing 114 now in organization. Advance detachments of Battery E and Third Wattanon Combat Trains will leave Bridgeport on Wednesday September for Virginia. First Lieutenant Anthony Sunderamd of Danbury to lead the advance details.
Uniform widening petition filed to widen Park Avenue from siden park north to the city line. Superintendent John Redgate of the Police Department and property owners met with Clerk Francis W. Wunfisan to discuss a petition to council for the project. The plan notes Park Avenue varies in width and calls for curb line realignment.
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