Shop Early Christmas Advice Highlights Wise Savings
A city era editorial urges shoppers to buy gifts early to avoid frantic last minute rush and to secure better selections. It notes department stores spend about one billion dollars yearly on Christmas gifts and cites Bridgeport’s Christmas Club as a model, emphasizing forethought benefits for both shoppers and workers.
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Ann
United States
Bridgeport
House committee to act on soldier bonus after holidays
Washington December 15 The House Ways and Means committee will take up soldier bonus legislation immediately after Christmas and report it early in the new year. Chairman Fordney said the panel will seek funds via a plan to raise money, possibly a special manufacturers tax, or other methods as discussions go forward. The effort aims to pass a bonus bill at the earliest feasible date in the current session. He did not specify the funding plan. Also included: a birthday party for Mrs. J M Horton and election news from the Fifth District Democratic club with Helen Lombard re-elected president.
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House
Ways and Means
Fordney
The
American Legion
Fordney- Fordney
Helen Lombard
Fifth District
Democratic Club
Wood Avenue
James O'Rourke
James A. Grady
Willam McCoombe
Pocket Flasks Become Popular Christmas Gift Trend
A 1920s era report notes silver pocket flasks surge in demand as gifts for men and even women, with 4 to 16 ounce sizes priced from 3.50 onward. Jewelers report brisk sales through the Christmas season, citing rising popularity on trains, at restaurants, and during dances, alongside pre prohibition nostalgia.
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Indies
Yale
Printers Hear Lecture On Paper Making In Bridgeport
Bridgeport Typothetae members, Advertising Club and Buyers' Club met at Sea side Club for a chicken dinner and an illustrated talk by Dr. R F Rindfuez of American Writing Paper Co on standardized paper. He outlined major paper classes, processes, and how standardization boosts efficiency and lowers consumer prices. A Q&A followed with attendees from Bridgeport and other cities. PETITION FOR RECOUNT Willimantic voters hear a recount petition filed by Hormidas Dion after a mayoral defeat alleging illegal ballots. hearing set by Superior Court Judge Hinman for Saturday at 2 PM.
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Bridgeport
United Typothetae of
Rindfas
New Haven
Waterbury
Stanford
Boston
Holyoke
Razer
Anderson
Bennett
Messrs
Cutting
Colgan
Dunk Wood
Smith
Fore
Crawford
Splaine
Ginand
Morrison
Costello
Fussinger
Lasher
Gleason
Harrasz~ i
Catlin
Carstensen
Ochsner
Joseph
Hanna
Reidecoort
Gillespie
Brock and Wilk
Stamford
Mr. Desa
Mr. O'Neil
Fisid
H. Davidson
H. M. Davidson
Mosco
Willimantic
Conn
Hormidas Dion
Charles A. Gates
George K. Hinjan
Huinman
Big Elks initiation hosts 500 out-of-town guests
About 500 guests from out of town are expected at the Elks club on State Street for a year-end initiation. Grand lodge officers will attend as dinner guests at six with Exalted Ruler Lawrence T Gallagher presiding. District Deputy William J Shanahan will lead the initiation before an evening program featuring local and New York talent. Committee members include Edward J McManus Edward Daly John F Rowe and Howard F Bryant.
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Elks’ Club
Statestreet
Bridgeport Lodge
Grand Lodge
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Advises Early Xmas Shipments
Local express forces urge early shipping of Christmas gifts to prevent congestion and ensure on time delivery. Sam Driver stresses using perfect packaging with clear insides, plain addresses, erasing old marks, and reinforced boxes to avoid shifting contents.
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Sam Driver
City Express
Driver
Puble
Express Company
Finish Fight on Labor Board Closing Order
Washington reports charges that railroad executives aim to provoke a national railroad strike to test strength with organized labor. James F Noonan of the IBEW says the order of the Railroad Labor Board to end the eight hour day fits a broader plan. A. J. Berris of the AFL says the move is an attack on labor principles and will be fought to the finish.
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Washington
James F. Noonan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Neonan
American Federation of Labor
A. J. Berris
Metal Trades Department
Railroad Labor Board
Isis Tug Repaired and Recommissioned for Winter Use
Captain John Green traveled to New Haven to retrieve the Isis tug rammed by Lake company's submarine S-49 during tests. The crew's quick action saved the vessel from sinking. Isis will be repainted and commissioned for winter use with the tug Robert McAllister.
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John Green
New Haven
Isis
Lake Company
Acfon
Robert McAllister
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