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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
5
Attorney Klein denied representation for the defendant as the Dorsen Dry Goods case over a 1 20 food ownership claim proceeds in Superior Court. The hearing focused on a plea in abatement and the delay in settlement of the Dor sen Dry Goods matter.
A discussion of how daily newspaper ads reflect changing market conditions after the war. It explains that advertised goods often move faster, stay fresher, and carry lower prices due to rapid turnover, while non advertised items lag and may be pricier. The piece urges housewives to study ads to catch best deals and latest styles.
Testimony details a contested attachment in 1918 involving the Royal Adjustment Company and the Carsen firm. Attorneys DeForest and Klein misrepresented, while Karp and Willett testified about service and attempts to move assets. The referee in bankruptcy, Banks, notes the estate remains unsettled with ongoing notices from New York as hearings continue.
A Bridgeport municipal report by investigator Thomas R. Lit analyzes the city debt totaling about 12.6 million dollars and argues the annual debt service consumes around 20 percent of the current year’s appropriations. The piece examines bond ages, sinking funds, and refunds, and concludes debt may be too large for the tax base while noting real property bears the lien.
Fragmentary review of Bridgeport bond issues discusses the sinking fund balance, outstanding serial bonds, and the consolidation of issues. It notes the use of bond proceeds for improvements and the desire for better practices in handling sinking funds and debt service.
Bridgeport Knights of Columbus plan a memorial service at Seaside Sunday with a large turnout expected. A final general committee meeting is set for Thursday at 5 p.m. at the Clubhouse on Washington Avenue.
The Hartford tax office notes the second installment is due by June 16. Many unemployed face changes of address and missed notices. officials warn recipients to ensure timely payment and to notify the office of any address changes to avoid penalties.
Arrival of four new government trucks marks final preparatory step for the post office to take over its own hauling. The vehicles are light commercial type and will be used for parcel and mail delivery. A later addition includes seven more trucks and one semi trailer, expanding the fleet to support internal mail handling and contractor handover. The transition affects drivers and unions as the civil service worker from Fleary Bath retains a supervisory role while continuing in government service.
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