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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1923
Page
3
Col Henry A Waite of New York City manager Teivton OQ will address the Bridgeport Council of Women Voters at the second meeting on Thursday evening at 8 15. The announced subject is the caples and results of four of government. The meetings aim to provide nonpartisan information on government.
Norwalk lawyers warn the committee to keep the court independent as a new bill would raise salaries for judges and prosecutors. The measure would raise Norwalk City court judges to 1500 each, boost prosecutors pay to 1000 each, and expand criminal and civil jurisdiction. Supporters argue higher pay will speed case handling and reduce calendar backlogs while opponents fear loss of city court autonomy and increased court centralization.
In Common Pleas court Empire Motors of Port Chester sues Helanet of the Bronx as defendant for a $1006 auto accident. The filing alleges a January 17 incident where a defendant truck slid chains and struck a car, causing damage cited in the suit.
The report notes a meeting of engineers organized by the Dietz club with President Gavi as a key figure. Historical details are garbled but indicate a 1922 context with officers listed and a social event following a hotel gathering.
Greenwich residents recount details of a fatal sled accident when a boy crashed into a passing automobile on South Water Street. The lad died at Greenwich Hospital after the collision as investigations begin. James Miller, the chauffeur, faces scrutiny and bond conditions while authorities review the incident and statements from witnesses and neighbors.
The apportionment board, led by President Willis, upheld its stand against altering the existing apportionment for the Spider project. The board rejected releasing $42,000 required to purchase the property.
Fragmentary notes describe scientists discovering smooth white globular eggs in Paradise Glac, with seven nests located and pebbles collected for museums. Mention of spray glaciers and Aithenia appears unclear but suggests ongoing glacier exploration and unidentified finds.
New dressy footwear arrives daily in the women's shoes section. Black satin two strap French heels priced at 6 dollars. Patent leather one strap pump and black knee pumps priced at 6 dollars. Brown calf laced oxfords with perforated saddle and toe cap, low heel, 7.50 dollars, in black calf skin. Main floor rear.
Describes rugs for every room and space with soft colors and bright hues. Highlights Axminster designs low prices, two tone colors, and seamless allovers. Mentions availability at Phin fs or rear.
Readable ad copy markets Wilton duplex terry cloth draperies at 79c per yard and mercerised voile curtains with center-panel motifs, priced around 5 dollars per pair. Also offered are Plain and figured sunfast draperies in rose blue tan green and gold at 50c per yard and stencilled oil cloth table covers 50 by 54 inches for 59c each.
Plainly tailored waists of fine cotton fabrics with practical design. White madras and black cotton waists feature versatile collars for high or V shapes, with options in striped madras, knife pleated fronts, and two in one collars. Prices range from 1 to 2 dollars. second floor rear.
Valentines day is near with dainty cards for good saints. Cards range from 3c to 15c in fancy cut out mechanical designs suited for children and adults. Main floor tear offers a variety to suit every fancy.
Fashion showcase lists novel dresses with sheath and girdle styles priced at 9.50, distinctive hats at 10 and 12.50, new books from 1.75 to 2, and decorative arts including Axminster carpets Wilton rugs and Niloak pottery from 1 to 8. Also notes amplification of colors and fabrics in latest styles and patterns.
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