Remedies for Panic in Theatres in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Times notes major New Haven theatre closures after a Rialto fire, urging rational exits and public instruction to prevent panicked deaths. It cites Chamber of Commerce measures as a model, contrasts New Haven with Bridgeport, and includes local notices for estate, obituaries, and job ads.
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Submarine policy and tariff reform in public debate
The article argues for retaining submarines for national defense while acknowledging disarmament at a future time. It emphasizes submarines' defensive value and warns against a purely surface fleet stance. It also discusses tariffs, international trade, and the Payne Aldrich bill's political fallout, warning that the American valuation plan could harm New England.
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Chamber Charges Tariff Reform Ahead of Referendum
The Chamber of Commerce moves to seek a referendum on tariff principles, aiming to improve upon past methods that tied votes to single measures. The forthcoming vote signals a shift toward a broader, principle-based approach to tariffs.
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Fairfield County Fish and Gate Protective Association Meet
A regular meeting of the Fairfield County Fish and Gate Protective Association will be held at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Monday evening Dec 19 at 8 15. Officers will be elected dues collected reports read and membership prizes awarded. Miss Katharine Benrés and Miss Eleanor Beard are spending Christmas with their mother Mrs Gerald A H Beard. Foresters of America with six courts have leased headquarters at 1087 Broad street. William Wahlado 52 of 256 Cottage street sought treatment at the emergency hospital for an infected finger treated by Dr J F Walsh.
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Sinn Fein Dail debates Irish peace treaty in Belfast
Dall Hireann announces final consideration of the Irish peace treaty with a vote expected tonight or Monday. Three options loom hatification rejection and submission to a general refer. The Sinn Fein cabinet condemns Ulster violence and says outbreaks were not Republican. Leaders claim confidence in ratification despite possible amendments.
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Ernest Minor Pays Fine for Speeding
A fine of 20 dollars and costs was paid in City court today by Ernest J. Minor of 51 Fisk Street, arrested on speeding charges. He is said to have told police he saw the late Dr Milzaveth Stadom in an automobile the night before her body was discovered in Fairfield. The American Express company has announced changes affecting express charges after December.
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Lindenfeld Under Chief's Eagle Eye
New York reports the Wall Street explosion on September 16, 1920, one of the city’s worst tragedies. As midday crowds exited Lower Manhattan skyscrapers, a fatal blast disrupted the lunch rush and drew rapid official scrutiny under Chief Lindenfeld’s oversight.
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Dotted Swiss Summer Garment Description
A vivid description highlights crisp dotted Swiss in a green fabric with white dots. An oval neckline is edged with dainty Wallace shirring, a white organdy vestee trimmed with pin-tucks, and a wide sash finished with a picot edge.
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Home Dressmaking and a Wall Street Explosion
A sewing guidance piece by Jeanne Rolan outlines techniques for finishing a dress with elastic, lace, and hemstitching details, while a second, longer portion recounts the Wall Street explosion aftermath. It notes blood stained pavements, guarded financial districts, and investigations into anarchist involvement, with Lindenfeld linked to the case and potential arrests anticipated.
Bankruptcy hearing on Siskind Stores offer refused
In Albert Siskind bankruptcy actions covering Sales stores in Bridgeport Norwalk and a New Haven store creditors rejected a 25 percent composition offer. The creditors argue the New Haven and Norwalk holdings should be included to improve recovery. Hearing postponed for one week.
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