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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
3
A Post Office bulletin outlines holiday parcel guidance with emphasis on sturdy wrapping for umbrellas and canes, boxing for fragile items, and complete addresses. It stresses legible handwriting, prepaid postage, correct return cards, and proper placement for easy handling, along with size and weight limits for local and regional mail.
The notice outlines deadlines around December travel and parcel deliveries, with dates like December 18 to 22 for various shipments. It mentions international parcel ports to foreign territories and domestic parcel post rates, urging careful packing and adherence to customs inspections due to travel delays.
Brass 60 ends operations for a funeral service honoring James Eaton a longtime agent and board member. The organization extended official notices from New Jersey to New York, with funeral rites at St John’s sharing the full attendance of the agents board. Names of Ansonia Art Kimball Ivins Chase Griggs and others appear among the mourners.
Report notes President Goolidge is expected to deliver his message to Congress in person. The article discusses possible opposition voices and the political stance of rivals, including lingering exile talk and tensions with party leaders.
Boston November 13. Prohibition era report recommends the government acquire a house of its own for storage of liquor. The grand jury notes the current warehouse condition and storage concerns amid "promiscuous stealing" of liquor from the site.
A stray bullet embedded in a wire halted a train between the city and Auburn for several hours. A wheel mark and a suspected marksman were later found near a bridge on the outskirts of the city as police investigated the incident.
An antique project seeks to recover a floating home near Iteme on a riveted Tren run by two galleys buried in memory. The effort notes costs and burdens, with local hands and authorities to aid the salvage.
A man cutting a tree on Alon Street near Grey Heardile Avenue fell when a branch broke this morning. He was moved to St. Pyineis hospital with possible head injuries. Police report and medical staff assess the conditiom as serious.
Officials press for increased utilization of Appalachian reserves amid plans to boost port resources and conference measures. The effort names key figures including Massie and Sew Hempab while referencing regional institutions and divisions.
A Rotary Club talk by Rev. George J. Donahue argues against overindulging boys. He says the child’s happiness is not manufactured and warns that trying to make joy for youth robs them of growth, urging guardians to let boys face effort, curiosity, and self-reliance.
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