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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1923

Page

3

1921 Tax Appeals and Levy Totals Across Cities

The Board of Relief and assessors in 1921 processed about 1,005 appeals, with total granted reductions reaching 261,906 dollars. Bridgeport collected the most real money at 6,897,842.32 dollars, while Atwater and other cities faced varying appeal outcomes. Percent collections and grand totals for 1921 are detailed, noting substantial differences among Bridgeport Hartford Britain New Haven Waterbury and Maury.

Atwater W. HH Bort Board of Relief Rds Graview Comport Saute Inn Ikea Nara Maury Bridgeport Hartford Britain New Waterbury Bridges

Laura Hadley Engaged to Wed Yale Instructor

Laura Beaumont Hadley daughter of Arthur Twining Hadley president emeritus of Yale and Laura Moseley engaged to Nicholas Moseley Yale classics student and Yale University Press worker. Moseley served as naval officer during the war and is son of James A Moseley and grandson of Edward Connolly.

Laura Beaumont Aughter Arthur Twining Yale Nicholas Moseley and Ley Adley Aasar Yale University Press Luzon Con Moseley United States Naval Siquarters London Agy James A. Moseleyrandson Edward Conig North Carolina

Meetings Tonight Bulletin of Local Lodges

Fragments list upcoming meetings for fraternal and civic groups including the Philosophical Society Women’s Council Maccabees Knights and Ladies lodges O O F unions and the American Legion, with street addresses and lodge numbers noted for scheduling.

Port Philosophical Society Women'’s Council Beach Pen Tribe Ain Street Te of the Maccabees Eyemen’s Lodge A. M Otter Lodge O. O. Jr Treet Rhian Lodge Charta Lodge Sons of St Stratford Avenue Harry Cutler Main Harry W

Mayor Atwater Reappoints Stanley Amid Criticism

Mayor Atwater defended John C. Stanley’s reappointment as police commissioner, citing ability, long service, and strict discipline. He noted Democratic criticism over Stanley’s renewal while exploring a Fire Board replacement for William W. Gledhill and considering other substitutes, with a decision expected today.

Atwater Varigs Louch John C. Stanley Stanley William W. Gledhill Gledhill

Alderman Supports Promontion Petitions At Hearing

Aldermen moved to stay promotions as Atlantic Refining Co sought permission to erect a tire and concrete funding structure with public amenities costing between 25000 and 30000 dollars. The council granted the petition with standard restrictions amid no opposition at the hearing.

Atlantic Refining Company Fire ‘Committee J. W. Brindseve 1. M. Sperry Chary Smith C.H Avovengstee Ald Derman Sanford Fairfield Avenue Wilsworth Street Seeley Park Commission H. F. Cooney Clinton Barnum Seeley Prospect School Ways and Means Committee Board of Education Board of Finance Committee House Saugus Fairfield County John S. Thornhill Brookfield Fairfield Hartford Lawrence J. Chambers Bridgeport Charles A. Waters Norwalk Irank P. Menten Windham H. M. Ayers Westport Thuse Renate Charles A

Cousin of Famous Editor Dies in 88th Year

Wranklin ME. Greeley, 88, cousin of Horace Greeley editor of the New York Tribune, dies at home 39 Jane Street Bridgeport after six weeks illness. Longtime East Side resident, inspector at Wheeler WilSom Sewing Machine Co now Singer. Survived by daughter Susie F E Lee, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 4 pm at the gate home, burial Evergreen Cemetery New Haven.

Wranklin Greeley Horace Greeley New York Tribune Life General New Haven Jane Street East Side Wheeler & Wilsom Sewing Machine Company Singer Manufacturing Company Mactony Park Street Congregational Church Bridgeport Nashud N. H Way Seneca Greeley Priscilla Field Greeley Susie Fe, Lee Taez N, Standish Philadelphia Evelyn Lyhme Howard G. Lee Lee Brothers Furniture Co I. F. R. Beale The Park Congregational Church Evergreen Cemetery New Mayen

Governor Templeton to be sworn in during public parade

Historic ceremony marks Governor Templeton's oath at the Representatives Hall amid a large public parade. Chief Justice Goores Wheeler will administer the oath as officials from Hartford and Bridgeport join the statewide event with military escorts and formal dress.

M. Salmon Westport Harvey P. Bissell O Midgefield Wramcis Ballotti Hartford Donald J. Warner Saisbury Rouitine G. Harald Gipatrick Ag Treasuray Frank Ec Heiley Goores W. Wheeler Bridgeport Amthete Templeton SIAC Meombherg Mie Coveror Chravermors National Guard Army Navy

Many Candidates Quit For Bench Of Ty Court

With the opening of The Pession of the General Assembly today, the blermial fight for places in the City court of Bridgeport begins. There are many candidates for the judge and deputy judge posts including Deputy Judge A. M. Comley and Attorney Ralph T. Beers. Senator Frank J Wilder denies current candidacy while others quietly seek seats. Comley says he would welcome the position but is not actively campaigning.

General Assembly Bridgeport Governor Lake A. M. Comley Ralph T. Beers W. B. Boardman Beers Frank J L. Wilder Wilder Challenger Hartford A. M. Comlay

Police Chief Praises Mayor and Board Confidence

Mayor lauds Police Commission and department leadership in a year end review. He pledges personal responsibility and urges merit based promotions from within ranks, aiming to elevate the force to the highest efficiency and maintain harmony among officers.

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Foreign Born Mothers Forgotten, Says Speaker at Meeting

Miss Margaret Hickey of the Americanization department told the Jennies Dennis Burr chapter that foreign born mothers in America are forgotten. She urged teaching mothers alongside children and discussed cost of family care. The meeting featured musical selections and set the next gathering for February. Malpeque oysters are found in Richmond Bay, Prince Edward Island.

Faire Bend Jan America Missy Margaret Hickey Americanization Department State Board of Education Dennis Burr A. Ti Fluntey Stevenson Richmond Bay Prince Edward Island

Palm Beach Wardrobe Hype From Ma Kanses Fashion Muse

The Sunday Post previews spring styles by Ma Kanses, famed wardrobe creator, urging travelers from war torn lands to plan coastal outfits for Palm Beach. Emphasizes practical, breezy attire suitable for southern shores and warm climates.

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Radio Programs Broadcast From Newark Station Tonight

A Newark broadcast schedule lists a day full of music and talks. Recitals by Joseph Barnett and William Mum, concerts by the Philharmonic Society of New York, and a long rail of performances from artists including Louis Bennett Marie Edterbrook and Layne Freemantle are slated with station WRAPS. The program also features farm market updates and weather signals, all produced with New York studios and Ambassator Hotel connections.

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Nickerson Nominated Speaker as Bridgeport Moves

The Bridgeport council convened as Buckley nominates Leonard J. Nickerson of Cornwall for speaker while Charles Buckley notes the senior member should not lead due to age. Clerk Leo J. Noonan and assistant Daniel B. Hickey are named. Senate clerk J. Frederick Baker selected. A zoning ordinance measure and Soldiers field purchase funding discussed.

Leonard J. Nickerson Cornwall Buckley Nickerson Sturges Woodbury Cronin New London Darbie Killingly Noon Leo J. Noonan Daniel B. Hickey Stamford Senate ‘Caucus J. Frederick’ Baker New Haven Senate Board of Voll Call Bridgeport General Assembly Vrice Costello Phat City of Common Council Fire Committee

Undertaker Calls Spark Neighborhood Scare in NY

A New York woman endured repeated calls from would‑be undertakers claiming to bury her. A neighbor once hostile allegedly smiled during a visit, and when asked if the woman was alive the hint led to police action. The neighbor posted bond to keep the peace for six months. A stray ad promotes Bromo Quinine tablets as a cold remedy.

New York

Political Shifts Mark Day in Washington and Court Ruling

The Day in Washington notes recess for Senate and House hearings on the Kellorg-White Federal Radio Control Bill. Secretary Fall will retire March 4. Pierce Butler sworn in as Associate Justice, succeeding William R Day. White House confirms U.S. will accept the Hague award of 12 million to Norway. Childrens Bureau reports rising maternity deaths and falling mortality. Germany proposes a Four Power no war pact. France finds the plan unacceptable.

Senate House House Merchant Marine Committee Pierce Butler St. Paul United States Supreme Court William R. Day White House United States Hague Norway State Department Germany France

Judge Receives Offer for Dr McKain to Return Voluntarily

The message outlines his decision in the case stating Dr. McKain is willing to return to Louisiana voluntarily but cannot do so until released by the court.

Dr. McKain Louisiana

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