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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
23
A humorous essay on spring cleaning contrasts modern tools with traditional homemaking. It notes how wives shape the season despite atticless spaces and electric washers, while junk men and dust evoke memories. Men drift to golf and ties as mothers battle curtains and clutter.
Routine court cases yesterday morning include Eugene Tamburino of 162 Rose Street fined 60 for keeping gambling devices at 1821 Stratford Avenue. James Norris sentenced to 30 days in jail. Barry Ford of 1837 Malin Street paid 300 for speeding. Albert Ray of Westport fined 15 for unregistered vehicle. Mrs William F.P. Smith of 703 Main Street Syracuse had case for improper advances continued.
Gustave Johnson of American House Water street suffered crushing injuries to his right foot when an iron beam fell at Berkshire iron yard on Housatonic avenue yesterday. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital for X rays to check for fractures as the American Legion mobilized Rockdale residents to repair streets.
The Fifth Pan American Conference convenes March 25 in Santiago with most republics present except Mexico Peru and Bolivia The United States leads a delegation including Henry P Pletcher Kellogg and Pomarens The agenda covers a Pan American Union plan for arming reduction foreign policy uniformity and an association of American nations to prevent war through arbitration.
Harry Weeks of Boston, a circus laborer, was sentenced to three months in jail after being accused of ringing a false alarm from box 145 at Tranisten and Railroad avenues. Police and fire authorities suspect him in 14 other false alarms. Weeks denied the act.
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