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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1923
Page
5
An article argues that a child’s education starts before birth and depends on adults shaping thoughts with positive suggestions. It urges calm, encouraging dialogue, avoidance of fear, and constant, gentle reinforcement to foster health, effort, and character through autosuggestion and consistent example.
Referee John Keogh denied the discharge petition for Joseph Cohen a bankrupt wall paperer and painter with business in Bridgeport and Norwalk. The finding cites that Cohen falsely claimed he never gave a written statement to a Norwalk bank to obtain a loan. Prosecutor Vincent J. Keating weighing whether to pursue arrest against Cohen after Norwalk attorney Leo Davis sought action.
Cornell University athletic association announces seven dual wrestling meets plus fencing arrangements ahead of the intercollegiate championships to be held in March. Wrestling home and away dates include Syracuse, Brooklyn Poly at Brooklyn, Columbia in New York, Penn State, Naval Academy, with additional March listings in Philadelphia and other locations. Fencing contests feature January 12 Columbia, Navy at Annapolis, January 24 West Point and Yale at West Point, and March 1 Penn.
Under Catholic Community house auspices, the first informal dance of the winter season is planned for Wednesday night with Miss Jane Farrell as committee chair. A hospitality team and decorations crew are named, and the weekly card party is set for Friday January 14 at the Community house. The committee includes Miss Mary Stapleton Miss Mary OToole and Mrs William Meclaughlin.
Administrative offices rooms at the Board of Education now nine by nine. Two rooms in their National Bank were officially taken over yesterday.
Traffic on the Pequonnock River was blocked over eight hours as an electrically operated lock on the Stratford Avenue bridge failed to function and prevent the lift from rising. Partial repairs let the right span lift later. officials blamed heavy snow for the malfunction. Coal and brick shipments were delayed until repairs by United Illuminating Co. finished Sunday.
At a recent Alpha Players meeting the club elected Harold Toucey president with William Mirkey as treasurer Gladys Grosley secretary and Raymond Itdekby as all other officers. The group plans a galantine entertainment and dance at Calvary Parish Hall on a to be announced date.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets as a safer laxative that acts on the liver quickly without harming teeth or causing after effects. It claims calomel can upset digestion and gums, while olive tablets relieve constipation and liver trouble, leaving readers feeling easy and light.
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