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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
18
The bulletin notes uncertainty in city population estimates, citing delays in establishing figures for many cities. It mentions one city Ridge Port experiencing fatalities linked to a highwave, within a period when national auto accidents totaled 1.31 million deaths across 52 cities, contrasted with 1,644 deaths from two automobiles in the same span.
A historical newspaper fragment reports scattered figures and names including places such as Philadelphia and environments like rivers and loans. The text is incomplete but hints at a financial or property context with lenders and amounts, suggesting a legal or commercial notice from the era.
The report notes stagnant export growth and a drop in shipments, with April materials showing no real advance and finished goods exports down by about $5000 million, driven by textiles and used steel goods. It also mentions a stalled Spanish commercial treaty and political gridlock in the Reichstag affecting trade policy.
The Lordship Immovement Association will hold a meeting May 31 at 8 o'clock in the home of Louis E Nunnold Ocean Avenue Lordship. Also announced is the birth of a son yesterday afternoon at St Vincent's Hospital.
The June sky features Saturn improving its position and Venus glowing as the evening star while Mars sits low in the western sky. The month marks the start of summer and highlights the appearance of the mysterious spiral nebulae through the season's celestial views.
The Milford Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual general meeting at the town hall on Wednesday evening June 2. Officers for the coming year will be elected and reports on the membership drive will be presented. The group plans to discuss the Housatonic navigation project and deepening the river from its mouth to Milford to eighteen feet at low tide.
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