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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
5
The article links worry and anxiety to diminished energy and minor illnesses, then outlines four credit prospect classes. It urges budgeting within income, cutting luxuries, and honest, careful spending to avoid constant debt and nerves. It also offers self assessment and small lifestyle changes to reduce financial stress.
Kenneth C Sills president of Bowdoin College urged greater recognition of scholars at the Maine Society of New York dinner at the Hotel Astor in New York. He argued for more scholarly spirit in public discourse and for a split of scholarship over propaganda in private life. He praised Maine scholars for pioneering work in education and nation building.
Springfield Mass reports improved farming conditions across New England states, led by higher prices for milk and butter fat. President 2 WH Thompson of the Personal Land Bank notes gains in dairy cattle values, though the text mentions land damage and losses to the bank amid uncertain market signals.
Hartford Canaan passenger service will be halted, with buses replacing trains on the line from Danish to Hartford and Cranson. The revised schedule takes effect Monday, with limited service between Conom and Crutville replaced by bus transport. Albert Mopteit, a noted dealer and collector, died at 61 in Providence after promoting many concerts.
Bridgeport Telegram readers are invited to write to Dr Frank McCoy with intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Include a self addressed envelope if a personal reply is desired. Send letters to Dr Frank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
Announcement in city court yesterday that an amicable settlement had been reached resulted in a nolle being entered by Judge Albert J Merritt. William J Bartley of Seymour Street Stratford, president treasurer of Bridgeport Engineering, faced a suit by his wife Nora Bartley. a family dispute received publicity. W Dickinson, 44, of Homestead Avenue, received a suspended sentence of 10 days for obtaining goods by a worthless check. For the first time in Bridgeport’s memory, court adjourned until Saturday with today omitted as a wreath mark for the memory of Superintendent Patrick J Clinigna of the Police Department, funeral at St Charles Church.
Connecticut League of Women Voters backs appointing a federally qualified judge for the district’s new judgeship. The executive committee urges selection of a man deemed eminently fitted, stressing unity with the Connecticut delegation and the need for qualified leadership on the bench.
A card party hosted by the Socialist group is set for tomorrow evening at 8:30 in the Peaters Hall, Elm Street. Mis tint Ordarholm, secretary, will be hostess, with Treasurer Brlcpart presiding as chair.
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