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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
20
Judge Arthur M. Conley served as deputy judge in the City Court jury session yesterday, substituting for Judge Joan J. Walsh who moved to the criminal side. No cases were tried in this session.
A disputed incident involving the Minister of the Colonies and former premier Patt rose was resolved after a satisfactory statement. The meeting concluded without agreement, and remarks by Nivmans in the chamber were noted.
Twenty representatives including George W. Andrews and Philip B. McGuire will hold a City Hall meeting next Tuesday evening. Citizens interested in legislation for the upcoming General Assembly session may present matters to the representatives. The format has been followed in the city for several years and has proven successful.
The article lists officers and their roles, including Col. Richard Hate coordinating liaison with Lie BriL as assistant chief of staff of One second army corps, Col. Robert TE. Goodwin former commander of the 61st field artillery regiment, and Richmond Mayo-Smith a former Hautenaunt colonel in charge of supply and chemical warfare duties, with Major Virgilla Peterson in engineers for organization, training, and supply duties.
Albert Shompoon, paleontologist, uncovers fragments and hundreds of skulls and horns on a Sioux County ranch in Nebraska while seeking remains of a three foot wolf and larger beasts. He and assistants study unclassified prehistoric rodents and reptiles, hoping to assemble complete skeletons in coming summers.
Danbury reports the Masonic Lodge of Danbury elects James Hyslops clerk and worshipful master for the lodge. The same evening the Masonic Tem Association met to plan the ultimate adaptation of upper Main Street property for fraternity use. Judge Jonas Roeoth presided, and plans for future improvements were discussed.
Washington dispatch notes a shift in U S factory life as the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce expands aid to small manufacturers. With export trade rising, American firms learn to market abroad, aided by government guidance and statistical support, expanding beyond domestic demand into Cuba and Peru.
Elizabeth Hatlam Bohn urges housewives to adopt standardized home economies practices to rally discouraged homemakers. She champions a plan focusing on efficient tasks, budgeting, and domestic routines, promoting a method she calls stirlurdization.
A bustling community theatre event presented by the Unanews Tribe with local talent led by Joseph Cronin. The program opened with minstrels, a patriotic tableau “Lest We Forget,” and novelty acts including strong arm stunts and humorous sketches.
Bousalenic siver appears frezen as Derby suspends on sirenr. Tow lines from New York arrive to tow a damaged barge. Divers patch bottom water mid barge and salvage patchwork.
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