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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1923
Page
18
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes changes to the compensation court in New Haven with a reference to September date and a string hinting at Christmas paroles or releases. Details are unclear due to text damage. the item appears to report procedural shifts within a local court system.
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture announced restrictions on nursery products excluding those from other greens, with the Eyed Y moth prevalence guiding the policy. The measures take effect next Monday.
Dooyroit September 28 A two cent per gallon reduction in gasoline prices announced by White Star Refining lowers the cost to 148 cents per gallon. A stray line notes a woman seeks to change her maiden name, appearing out of context with the price news.
At New Britain naturalization court Stanislaus Kozon was denied citizenship after two liquor law convictions. Three others withdrew petitions, claiming WWI service exemptions as aliens. Mrs Gace Agnes Masteson was told her rights were not forfeited by marriage to an Englishman.
The Mall Rover club, now running the dissolved Weatogue club in Stafford, aims to add nine holes to create an 18 hole links next season. Upgrades include a new men's locker house, courts, renovations to tennis facilities, a ballroom, and three bowling alleys. The club targets 200 to 333 members with a conservative budget and draws applicants from Bridgeport and nearby areas. Key organizers include Chas W Collings, F McLaughtin, John M Otis, and others.
Seven divorce petitions were filed in the Superior court with custody and name change requests. Elizabeth A Sheetz seeks divorce from William A Sheetz. misconduct allegations involve a third party in Atlantic City. custody of a daughter is asked. Stamford pages list further divorces including Henry Crawford Dugdale against Winifred, and others in Greenwich, Bridgeport, and Stamford with varied cruelty, misconduct, and custody claims.
The Harlem Home News describes totemism as widespread among tribes in many parts of the world including Alaska. It notes beliefs and practices tied to animals plants and objects shaping life worship and family lineage, with crests carved on lodgings representing powerful mystical beings and imposing obligations on bearers of the same crest.
Swedish history notes the Crown Prince, 27, earning the Throttamarket, a royal sports honor for fulfilling tests in multiple disciplines. Known for tennis excellence, he won the national doubles championship and remains an active royal sports figure during Riviera visits.
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