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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1927
Page
13
Local Civitan group reports two new members joined at a meeting. Members from New Haven Civitan attended and provided guidance. The event included a luncheon and notes on future collaboration with area clubs.
A court memorandum of decision upholds a ruling denying Margaret Newton a compensation claim against Patrin Milan Narrow Vaberic company. The judge found no evidence the pneumonia contracted in 1920 was caused by an employer’s act such as a window being opened to display luncheon orders. The decision was sustained by District Judge Di Kenson.
A reflective piece on early education emphasizing freedom and understanding in teaching. It argues that gentle, practical experiences shape counting and reading readiness better than formal schooling at too young an age. Parents should nurture language, stories, and bodily coordination while delaying formal reading until vocabulary and interest are strong.
Podular one piece dress with a front band and notched collar features Movelty woolens Jersey silk crepe and georgette trim. Bust measures vary with sizes 12 to 16, requiring fabric totals and contrasting pieces for the 16 size. Price and material details included.
The article discusses who should declare the contract in Auction Bridge and the confusion when the declarer is determined by who first names the contract. It references Laws and examples with North and South bids, then notes opinions from observers in New York and Philadelphia about bridge practice and related social behavior.
A fragmentary notice mentions the Fun Shop event at Fox Hall with a playful bon voyage theme and names such as Macou Fox hall Judell Helin Muriel and Granny Gooseberry. The text is garbled but suggests a humorous school or club activity with attendees and a basketball jam reference.
The Boston and Worcester street railway company faced a Supreme Court delay as buses were substituted for streetcars after a month long stoppage. Justice Carrott issued a decision impacting the transit disruption and local commuters awaited further guidance.
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