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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
9
A list shows ten appeals from tax assessments with figures set for American Hardware Stores and Taylor Company, noting assessments revised to various amounts and indicating a total value around the mid six figures.
Petition filed in Superior Court by Mary Le Dan Berkwith of Fairfield against Sylvaius NX. Book ith of the These alpert Faye alegen with alimony valued at $15,001 from Holmbers.
Readable fragments mention several names including Bert Lydia and Ritcie with unclear roles. The text shows garbled words possibly from a formal notice or announcement but lacks coherent details, dates, or locations to identify a definite event or action.
A Hibera Corporation meeting scheduled for tonight at Lyme Hall is postponed to consider a proposal to secure a permanent renewal for the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Members are urged to attend.
Wilhelm 11 detained elsewhere misses a social wedding in the private chapel at Coheng. The ceremony for two Americans, Williams and G. Mettler, fails to occur as Major and Meg Mettler arrive in Washington from the American zone of occupation.
Atlantic City April remarks by John H Pardee president of the American Electric Railways Association before the U S Chamber of Commerce urged business leaders to help save electric lines from ruin. He warned that their credit is gone and a necessary public service faces delay if laws and agreements cannot be readjusted to support production costs rather than fixed allowances.
Waterbury labor leaders announce steps toward arbitration as the New England Workers Association supreme committee votes to hold meetings with factory workers to form factory committees to confer with management on wages and working conditions. Independent workers across plants show willingness to negotiate separately.
Nathan Grey, 24, of 1828 Fatfield avenue, working at Lake Torpedo Boat, nearly suffocated after an epilepsy attack. A coworker jumped in, grabbed his feet, and both were pulled out with a rope. Grey was treated by Dr. B. I. Burns and sent home.
United States Shipping Board passenger ship Martha Washington formerly an Austrian liner sailed from New York for Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires on first voyages since release as a troop transport.
Danbury based Danbury Farmers and Manufacturers' Company sues Town of Danbury claiming an inequitable and excessive assessment of its property. The firm listed £29,600 valued assets later raised to $51,195 after relief board action. The suit challenges the assessment method and salable value percentage used.
Thelves entered Theodore Lewis home at 79 Coleman Street and stole 180 dollars in cash and clothes valued at 50 dollars.
A Stratford man named Frank Gun narrowly avoided a fine in City Court yesterday before Judge Wilder on a charge of intoxication. He received a lenient verdict and likely penalties were minimal.
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