Lodge Replies to Polish Citizens' Urging War Aid
Senator Lodge sent a telegram as chairman of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee expressing sympathy for Poles in distress. He emphasized U S relations are controlled by the President and noted warships dispatched to the Baltic to protect American lives and property. He suggested Congress would be called for a special session to decide whether to aid Poland or confront Russia.
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Ute Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
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United States
Calby
Baltic
Congress
Russia
Clean-up white shoes at Fairfield Avenue sale
Clean-up white shoes ridgepod August 19 1920 offers ladies white nubuck rein cloth lace boots with cuban heels at 6.75 full lot. White reincloth pumps oxfords with cuban or military heels value 8 to 10 in second lot white nuback pumps baby Louis heels value 9 in first set. White canvas pumps and oxfords with low heels value 5 to 6 in second set. About 150 pairs broken sizes available at 2.85 while lasts on main floor Fairfield Ave.
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Fairfield. Ave
Fairfield Man Sued By Delaware Tire Co
Fairfield resident George C Marvel is sued for 630 dollars in the Court of Common Pleas by Sterling of Rutherford Delaware. The claim rests on failure to pay for tires purchased three months ago. Josef Solomon of Fairfield faces a 1200 dollar suit in Bridgeport by Willa Wreliner to recover an 820 dollar loan. David May of New York seeks foreclosure on Elizbeth Colt’s Ridgefield property to satisfy a judgment plus collection costs totaling 675 dollars.
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George C. Marvel
Fairfield
Court of Co
Rutherford
Del
Marvel
Josef Solomon
Court of Common Plaas
Willa Wreliner
Bridgeport
David May
New York City
Court of Common Pleas
Elzabeth Colt
Ridgefield
Salgon Owner Charged With Selling Whiskey
John Monteneran of Lexington Avenue faces a U S commissioner this morning on a violation of the Volstead Act. Prohibition officers found four pints of whiskey hidden behind a water tank hole in the bar last Friday night as 25 customers were present.
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John Monteneran
Lexinxton, Avenue
U. S
Hugh J. Lavery
Monteneran
Lexington Avenue
Dhare
South Norwalk Robins Suffer from Gout
In South Norwalk on August 18, robins were observed limping on one leg during fights on the ground and in trees. Dr. Walsh reports gout caused by overindulgence, linked to a worm infestation surfaced by recent rains that led the birds to gorge themselves.
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Norwalk
Thomas F. Walsh
Deg Warden
Falls To Her Death In Spokane Hotel
Mrs Helen O Donov an MacNemara a 68 year old New York City resident died in Spokane Washington after falling through the skylight into a hotel lobby from the promenade area She had complained of illness at a meal and left with two cousins and a sister while touring the West.
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Spokane
Wash
Irs
Hlien O'Donovan MacNemara
New York City
Protest Higher Rates for Steamship Freights
Washington August 18 Shipping Board hearing heard protests against higher freight rates sought by Bicamenio companies. About sixty steamship operators on the Great Lakes and Atlantic and Gulf coasts under Shipping Board jurisdiction asked permission to raise rates by roughly one third.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf
Regular European air service agreed by Danish German British Dutch
Four weekly flights planned between Copenhagen Hamburg Amsterdam and London after agreements among Danish German British and Dutch airlines. Berlin advices to the department of commerce report progress on establishing a practical route and timetable.
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Washington
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Department of Commerce
Bound Over In Whiskey Transport Case Near Greenwich
Balvatora Sasso and Niccholas Scott were bound over to the next term of the U. S. District Court by Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery after arrest near Greenwich on August 10 for transporting a whiskey non amomoabile. Scott posted $500 bond, Sasso held on $300 bond. LAWN FETE: The Men’s League 2 the Black Rock Congregational church hosts a lawn race on church grounds tonight illuminated with Japanese lanterns. if stormy, the event moves to Friday.
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Balvatora Sasso
Niccholas Scott
Greenwich
U. S. District Court
Hugh J. Lavery
Scott
Sasso
Men's League
Black Rock
Music urges Victrola Grafanola choices for home joy
At twilight the ad promotes Victrola, Sonora, and Columbia Grafanolas with prices from 25 to 350 dollars and 160 to 275 dollars for Sonoras and Grafanolas. Ten percent down delivers home delivery from the fourth floor frame.
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Columbia
Wash dress clearance offers limited voiles and dresses
A local sale advertises plain and voile dresses in white, striped, dotted patterns with gaudie collars and tunic effects. Some dark figured voiles and dainty shades are offered at $25 to $29, with limited quantities available and bett voile dresses in dark tones described as good value.
Surplus Style Sweaters Featured in Center Sale
Readable items show three lot descriptions with surplus style sweaters in black and combined colors. Lot one notes black with long sleeves. lot two lists black, shad lawn, flame and navy sleeves. lot three describes a coat sweater tuxedo in black with long sleeves, located on the second floor center.
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