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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
3
An ad promotes a freckle and complexion lotion made by mixing two lemons juice into three ounces of Orchard White in a bottle. It claims a quarter pint yields a fragrant lotion to apply daily on face neck arms and hands, promising clear soft very white skin, harmless and non irritant. Grocers and drug stores supply the three ounces for a few cents.
The Irish Republic’s accredited envoy to the United States is to receive recognition. Congress considers a bill introduced by Representative William I. Mason of Illinois to appropriate 14000 dollars for a diplomatic corps to Ireland. An amendment to the consular appropriation bill may be offered.
Hartford June report shows Major Lyons and six Hartford county commissioners seeking expense reimbursement for defense of their commissions. Attorney General Healy states no law enacted in 1919 session to authorize such reimbursement. Judiciary committee previously recommended funding, and appropriation was approved to cover costs.
In a morning meeting Paris strikers rejected claims that German funds or Bolshevism financed or influenced their movement. Attendees dismissed insinuations of external origins and said the strike stemmed from local worker concerns. The situation was largely unchanged later in the day.
In Dublin last evening a crowd gathered before the Mansion House to celebrate James Connolly’s birthday. Shots wounded one girl and three policemen as authorities dispersed the forbidden demonstration led by figures tied to the Irish Republican Army, with ties to the 1915 rebellion.
June 6 report notes Premuci Orlando of Italy was absent at a four member council meeting. Observers believed the Adriatic question remained under consideration with no new progress shown by involved groups. In City Court Judge Bartlett sentenced Fred Monahan of 114 Bank Street to five days in jail for drunkenness and resisting arrest.
Fourin Haor is quoted with the phrase Who said Straws repeated, indicating a debate or remark attributed to him. The exact context and speaker attribution remain unclear in the fragment.
A description extols knitted fabrics for smooth fit and freedom of movement in water, noting warmth prevention and comfort. It highlights lively color combinations such as rose, bright greens, navy and Yale blues, plus black and white schemes with bold trims in orange, red, and blue.
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