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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
9
Rome June 29 Tomasso Tittoni president of the Italian senate will sail for the United States July 20 He will carry an autographed letter from King Victor Emmanuel to President Harding and will deliver a course of lectures at Williams College.
The public defender, expanded by a new act approved April 27, makes a first appearance in the criminal court of common pleas. Attorney Robert J G DeForest represented Andrew Buda, securing a suspended sentence. The act lets the public defender represent those unable to hire counsel in state courts, and may bring in additional counsel as needed. This aims to reduce prosecutions bound over to the Superior Court and aid defendants in lower courts awaiting appeals.
Representative Schuyler Merritt of Stamford argues the eighteenth amendment harms temperance by restricting beer as medicine. He cites a Stamford scientist William Hornaday letter urging sane policy allowing beer ale and stout for medical use with physician prescription.
About 24 striking Brussels Weavers tenants of the Bige Low Hartford Carpet Co were served with writs in preliminary process by Deputy Sheriff John Sheridan ordering them to appear in court and show cause on July 11 why they should not be evicted. The strike, in its 17th week, involves around 200 workers though some do not reside in company housing.
The catalog describes marvellous Silks with textures and colors for sports suits. It lists Pongees from China made on old hand looms, Canton Crepes, fancy plaids, and many shades of Georgettes. Brands include Mallinsons Silk de Luxe and Du Ponts Baronet, with scarce White Fancy Silks and Tricolettes in seven colors.
Closing out thirty coats in Worsted Jersey with Tuxedo fronts and hand finish. Colors include black navy brown bright red and green. Two price points offered eight fifty and twelve fifty with Printress label and decorative collar details.
The text notes that name tapes are used not only on undergarments but on raincoats, umbrellas, hats, overcoats and various household items like towels and sheets that go through laundry, to identify ownership.
A brief guidance item lists preparation steps for travel or action. It emphasizes assembling essential supplies, documents, and precautions before departure. The note reads like a practical checklist from a periodical. It highlights organization, safety, and readiness for action.
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