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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
3
Descriptions paint a city in fear under martial rule with soldiers patrolling muddy lanes. Women and peasants endure shortages as horses pull carts and tattered attire marks collapse of prosperity. Echoes of violence, broken shops, and ruined finery fill the darkened avenues.
Simon Lake warned that plans to reduce submarines are dangerous unless the submarine for defense plan is retained. He cited Balfour’s stance, noting one diplomacy camp favors Britain’s dominance with subs, while another, led by Beatty, backs submarines for air defense, stressing the need for adequate coastal defense and submarine protection.
Five arrests for liquor law violations were reported Friday night amid Bridgepon anti-liquor actions. Six more arrests followed Saturday adding names such as Stanley Paul 621 Lafayette Steve Maslich 163 Waterside and William Mar Brooks and Arctic Streets. Prosecution also involved Joseph Koyaks proprietor and Louis Fobin bartender at 342 Howard Avenue.
A store at 51 Madison Avenue was raided Saturday night as a gambling resort. Proprietor Morris Drathinsky was arrested for running the alleged gambling hub. Three patrons were also detained during the sweep.
The senior class of a large high school prepares for graduation amid active student clubs and community events. Officials note a busy schedule with fundraising, dinners, and performances to celebrate the milestone, while stressing orderly conduct and safety at all activities.
An American Automobile Association conference called for expanded auto club memberships across the country. Leaders from member clubs plan enhanced cooperation and services, including mechanical aid, safety maps, and coordinated regional activities, with focus on increased participation at allied events and days in major cities.
A long, opinionated piece discusses whether revived Victorian silhouettes will bring romance to fashion. Miss Praphagen argues clothes shape identity, noting the era’s skirts, hats, veils, and gloves influence demeanor. The interview surveys past trends, modern youth, and the social effects of dress on women’s status.
A local report notes berries and dandelions thriving near Milford with residents picking ripe fruit and flowers. Mr Pritchard on Stowe Avenue near Warnant Reach and Fred Swert near his home report strawberry and dandelion picking amid mild spring weather.
Baltimore and the Mid Baltimore Ohio railroads lead a safety education drive to reduce automobile wrecks. JP Broderick of the Western Ohio safety department coordinates the national campaign, with American Railway Association support, aiming for next year across the continent.
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