Society Leader Mrs Hoyt to Write Etiquette Column
Mrs Lydig Hoyt famed society figure will begin a series on etiquette and entertaining in The Bridgeport Post. Former debutante Julia Robins rose to prominence in New York society, married Lydig Hoyt in 1914, and earned the title the shining light of the younger set. Hoyt has traveled widely, meeting royalty, and advocates a balance of family duties with a career outside the home, arguing women deserve work if capable while prioritizing marriage and motherhood.
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Julia Hoyt
Lydig Hoyt
Bridgeport Post
Mrs. Hoyt
New York
Julia Robins
John, Shreent
America
Salem Slayer Being Examined As To His Sanity
Charles Wilbur Salom was shot and killed Frank Barry last Saturday in Wilbur’s wood chopper shack. Salom was brought to Norwich jail for examination by Frank S. Wilcox, superintendent of Norwich State Hospital. A further examination was planned for tomorrow at the hospital to determine mental responsibility.
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Norwich
Charles Wilbuoat Salom
Gad
Frank Barry
Wilbur
Frank S.wilcox
Norwich State Hospital
Whadiai
Wilcox
Tomorcy
Willy
Oscar Wy Main
Accidental Deaths In City In Month Reported
Thirteen deaths resulting from accidents in Bridgeport were reported for December. The month saw seven fatal incidents from crashes, fires, gas cases, electrocution, a yard accident, and a fall. Deaths from all causes numbered three through the month, with pneumonia and cancer affecting the tally. The report notes population factors and same month comparison to the previous year.
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Bridgeport
Tiree
Fairfield Dinner Club Discusses Trolley Service
The Fairfield Dinner Club met to weigh trolley service changes affecting local residents. Dr Pother, manager of the Comreetient company, led discussion on the system’s one track plan and possible impacts.
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Fmirfield Dinner Club
Papreprlaa
Lan
Wadreid Linehean Club
Wathields Teaehta
Pother
Manger Othe
Tia
Willie
Consid
Mitian Otoany
Afta Ocentead
Athletic Club Steward Fined On Liquor Charge
Seelfth District Athletic Club steward lageph Clatabs was fined 100 and costs after a liquor charge in Viehuthrstie City. Christopher Vakelis of 1064 due trees received 80 days in jail with suspended sentence. Elizabeth Watson sentenced to 40 days in jail for a statutory offense. Johan Barowsky of 47 Sunimoeer Careet faced charges related to drunkenness. he was jailed for 14 days.
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Lageph Clatabs
Seelfth Disteiek Athletic Edah
Ecu
Sentonen
Christopher Vakelis
Wizabeth Watson
Mayor announces city legislative committee formation
Mayor Atwater named a city legislative committee to handle Bridgeport matters pending in the legislature. The body includes President Wy Kavory, Alderman Cranan, Ww. Hf, Beads, Ralph Beers and David Wo Pree Brady as the sole lay member among six officials.
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Atwater
Momman Council
Bridgeport
Alb
Ony
Ita Memwbers
Caumminte
Wy. Kavory
Do A. Cranan
Beads
Ralph ‘i Beers
David Wo Pree
Brady
Ose Quintette
Connecticut Company Sued For 5000 In Personal Injury
The Connectionh Co. is named as defendant in a five thousand dollar personal injury suit filed by Lee Soph Mranen of a Hillhouse area. Attorney David Goldstein represents the plaintiff. District court records allege that on December 12 a truck, driven at an excessive speed and without control, caused serious injuries at Hillhouse Ave and Alain Street.
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Connectionh Co
Lee Soph Mranen
Hillhouse
David Goldstein
Hartford clubs to aid in college drive
Hartford clubs including Rotary Kiwanis Lions Exchange and Civitate will hear about Trinity College’s Centennial Endowment Fund drive. Prep today ahead of next week’s subscription push for the $1,500 endowment. Students and President Ogilby will deliver addresses.
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Hartford
Prieefort
Dan
Dem Menthars
Tlavitord
Kotary
Idwanis
Printty Coltese Ap
Trinity
Ogilby
Adab Porsent
Stamford Man Before Court for Non support
Stamford man Rafale Senior faced arraignment after alleged non support. Judge R Booth ordered a suspended sentence and required weekly alimony of 37 dollars to his wife Ross Sealere of Stamford. He was released on promise to comply.
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Rafale Senior
Stamford
Othdgy Stafin R. Booth
Ross Sealere
Stemford
Several Reasons Why Textile Mills Move Southward
A historical overview argues cotton milling shifted south from New England after 1818, driven by labor costs and living conditions. It notes the South’s mill villages, low rents, gardened cottages, and trained labor pool. It contrasts Southern living costs and hours with higher New England costs, less favorable policies, and the rising South’s export potential. It highlights child labor restrictions, wages, and the region’s political environment as factors shaping mill migration.
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David Clark
Southern Textile Bulletin
Boston Transcript
South
Lincolnton
Quieramail Mills
Wang Paill
Washington
Asso
North
Saultnes
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Sue Eog
Sesson
Stem
Coatton Mill
Alassae
New England
Amsh
Georgi
Child Welfare Commission
South Carolina
Othe States
Jingland
Tingland
Manufact
Smafis
New Hingland
Old Hugland
Seathind
Gill
Hay
State Editors to Assemble for Annual Convention
Connecticut newspaper men hold their annual convention in Bridzepot at Water Stratheld on January 20. The program includes a 1 p m business session, addresses by Wallac Odell and others, a banquet in the evening, and talks on Yellowstone park and national conventions. President 6O and others will speak. a theatre party for ladies accompanies the event.
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Connecticut Wein Tabel
Bridzepot
Verbin Skelehy
Visi
Yellowstone Park
Major
Grove
Wootratt
Iverest Ch. Hill
Vrealdent
Freenaght
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