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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
16
A Philadelphia Bulletin reprints a warning about Castoria counterfeiting. The piece stresses that pirates imitate the Castoria trademark, urging parents to verify the bottle bears the genuine signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, who has supervised production for over thirty years, to protect children's health.
Jean Longuet, leader of the minority Socialists, told the Chamber of Penitives that he would not vote for a peace he called forceful and violent, denouncing it as unjust and warned of a reactionary utopia. He cited Germany’s Noske keeping 1,200,000 troops under arms as a dangerous sign, triggering uproar and order calls from President Deschanel.
The Democratic primaries are set for September 30 with 60 delegates to the town and city conventions to be chosen by ballot. The primaries will be open in the afternoon and evening, and the city convention will select candidates for the Democratic City ticket. A report of Republican primaries later this month was denied by Town Chairman Robinson who could not confirm the date but said it would be early next month.
Milford fire captains and line officers from five companies plan a meeting at Engine Company No. 1 headquarters on Sunday to organize a firemen field day in early October. The event, inspired by a recent tournament and a donated silver loving cup, will be open to all department companies.
Milford plans patriotic instruction in the new central grammar school assembly hall each Monday. About 600 elementary pupils are expected to participate as sessions continue to be a success, replacing half day schedules with consolidated exercises.
Two hundred thousand railway and steamship workers including clerks, freight hands, express and station employees in Louisville are ordered to strike to enforce demands by the railroad aviation commission. The action was announced today with a date set for August 15.
Deeds recorded show G. Danaher sells 100 acres on West Peak to the state park commission for conservation. A tower will be built on the oak as part of development. Mil ford town officials hold voter registration session Saturday from 4 am to 7 pm with about 110 new voters expected. Committee members include Toomey Baldwin Syrett. Two Mexicans sentenced in Mutiny case in Mexicali. others receive short terms in Mexico City. David William enlisted in the navy and reports to Norfolk for duty on destroyer.
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