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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
5
Judge James H. Webb will end his term this week and be replaced by Judge L. Waldo Marvin. Webb heads to Middletown to preside over December term while Marvin takes the bench Friday to assign cases and oversee a short calendar session.
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad carried 56 978 passengers to New Haven on a football service. Spectator Peter Hung said the crowd was among the smallest he had seen leaving the station. He noted the service ran with only minor delays and carried a large number of travelers despite a sparse turnout.
A Panamanian report predicts a surge in coastwise trade through the canal, led by Col. Tay and Colen bi favoring Peru and White resources. Canal revenue rises to about 3.5 million, aided by lower operating costs though canal and railroad operations show mixed results. Vessel tonnage and trade flows shift, with exports to the United States and Europe fluctuating amid broader South American demand and ongoing economic pressures.
Adoplion Lodge No 1 0 O R P will host an Open Night with entertainment and dancing. Refreshments will be served as the evening proceeds after the regular lodge meeting.
Milford, Nov 2. Announcement today reports a $1000 anonymous gift to complete dining lodges at Camp Mihaveville run by Litehield Tile for summer recreation for boys and girls in Fairfield, New Haven and Litchfield counties. I M Cease, Milford vice president and camp building committee member, led the effort.
Milford harbor work begins by J B Packard Dredging Co Providence under War Department plan. Main channel from harbor mouth to town dock to six feet at low water. Project funds include $15,000 sought by Milford Chamber of Commerce and village groups to reclaim wetland near Wilens Burk for harbor recreation and improvement.
A Navy recruiter named Chick T. Latheral, previously stationed in Philadelphia, has returned home after his wedding trip. He resumes duties today at his home station, with plan to report back this afternoon.
Postwar era note reports tuberculosis stamps sold at the post office with officials in Washington accused of mis regulation and bureaucratic confusion during the Christmas period.
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