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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
2
Market list shows rib roasts at 18 to 32 cents per pound and lean pot roasts at 15 cents. Boston rolls of beef and native shoulder clods are priced, with fresh pork shoulders and hams, leaf lard, and seafood salads including shrimp and lobster salad listed. Prices reflect varied meat cuts and prepared salads in the market lineup.
Reports from Warsamw Poland on April 2 describe clashes as Lithuanian irregulars cross the Polish Lithuanian and Polish Russian borders firing on blockhouses. Polish frontier guards repel raiders who retreat with wounded. Incursions also attributed to bandit gangs on the Soviet border. Vilna dispute remains unresolved amid League concerns.
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company sues Adams Roofing in Superior Court at Columbus claiming $1,000 in damages for payments made after a White Line Bus was struck by a truck owned by the baking firm’s operator. Judge Booth reserved decision yesterday. Vermont Special exhibit train visited Montreal en route to Vermont with local officials including King Mayor Poulin and Jules Crepeau.
Springfield April 28 AP Bequests in memory of two wives are contained in the will of Lewis G Putney late of this city filed today In memory of his first wife he leaves 4000 to the ladies library association of Danville Virginia where Mrs Putney was born and a building site for a branch library for the city is given in memory of her second wife
More than 200 women from 20 Connecticut cities attend the state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America in this city. The event opens with a Mass at St. Augustine's, moves to the Knights of Columbus Gym, features officer elections for the Asheville national convention, and closes with a Stratfield hotel dinner. Noted speakers include Miss Helen P. Mecormick and Rev. James J. Travis.
Mrs. John G. Sargent, wife of Attorney General Sargent, is ill with rheumatism in Burlington. The Attorney General arrived today and will stay with her for several days before returning to Washington.
Yale University announced the Gibbs fund and the Sumner fund totaling 254 40 thousand dollars with 150 thousand in gifts toward a permanent endowment. The Sumner fund income will support economics sociology and government, while the Gibbs fund supports chemistry physics and mathematics.
In Holyoke Massachusetts on April 28 AP reports Parsons employees about 260 long service workers received a surprise gift of $100 each from company president and treasurer Rage. The bonus marked the 80th anniversary of Mr Mages connection with the plant.
Ottawa officials announced that the statue of Sir Wired Laurer, sculpted by Anile Brunet of Montreal, will be erected in front of the Parliament Buildings before July 1 as part of Confederation Jubilee celebrations.
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