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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
17
A prolonged strike by meatpackers at the stockyards led to widespread la bor unrest and meat shortages. Workers faced layoffs amid production halts while packing firms eyed price changes and operations slowly resumed after the stoppage.
Jewish rabbis acquire wine from local dealers for distribution and use in religious ceremonies. The process requires a permit from the state prohibition enforcement office in Hartland before wine may be distributed to congregations. Families will receive wine during the eight day Passover season beginning Friday.
A lively Senate debate scrutinized government finances with concerns over bond and cash flow. Members pressed the finance commission on immediate needs and potential emergency steps as measures to stabilize the budget were weighed.
Milford teachers postpone meeting of the Loachers committee planned for Thursday at Lowercow to discuss a method for possible wage increases for teachers in the public school system. The revised date remains unclear and local officials have not provided further details.
A new pastor will deliver his first sermon at Newfield M. E. Church this Sunday as Rev. M. Lewis and associates announce plans. The service will feature a welcome for the congregation at Shaifered and Cenkewe events amid local anticipation.
Schatz of 211 Carlton Avenue files for divorce alleging his wife struck him on March 16 1917. Case returnable before the Superior Court for Agricultural term.
Reported yesterday a disturbance near Rogtan and Central avenues with figures fleeing. Police executed a quick response but details remain scarce as officials assess the scene and secure the area.
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