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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
5
The New Haven roddle makes preparation for unprecedented traffic over the next two weeks as thousands of vacationists return home from stores and mountain resorts. The rush peak is today and through trains this afternoon are likely to operate in sections.
The Department of Justice is investigating why a tomato costing one cent wholesale sells for 60 cents when served with lettuce in restaurants. Sliced peaches at 75 cents per portion and half a cantaloupe at 45 cents are also under probe. The inquiry starts in Washington and may spread to other cities.
The American Stay Company sues the American and a British manufacturing firm for damages of 3000 dollars. A collection action for 2523 dollars is also cited, with the total claimed damages in two filings.
The Springfield fair celebrates the Eastern States exposition with prizes for fruits vegetables and displays. Entries are due before September 25 with details available in Springfield Massachusetts. Connecticut farmers are urged to attend and submit exhibits to win liberal prizes and gain advertising for their farms.
Milford Aug 21 A three mile pursuit ended when Sergeant Robert T. Hibbard stopped Hy KR. Steensen of New York driving a Rolls Royce. Steensen charged with reckless driving was released on $40 bond for a Sept 41 court appearance and told police he might not attend. He claimed a former US motorcycle racing champion status and said they were rushing to a Rhode Island summer resort.
Atlantic Terra Cotta Company of New York sues Chesapeake Terra Cotta Company of Greenwich in Superior Court claiming cancelation of a March 29 1920 contract to supply and receive terra cotta for a Chasticton apartment project. The complaint alleges a signed memorandum but the defendant repudiated the agreement shortly after.
New York aug 27 cost of living has risen and chorus girls in shows are earning about 75 dollars per week. They work six nights a week with one or two absences, and claim the pay is decent given that singing and dancing plus minimal attire is required.
The Serbian government requests the United States appoint representatives to an allied commission to investigate the Albania and Yugoslavia conflict. The plea was sent through the Serbian delegation in Washington and echoed by Britain France and Italy.
Charles M. Schwab announced a new two cycle internal combustion engine adapted for ships and stationary use. The engine, said to be the product of American ingenuity, has undergone sufficient trial on Bethlehem Steel ore carriers.
Dr. Paul Altendorf denied admission to the United States from Mexico at Juarez and is not an American citizen. He has been classed as an undesirable alien after investigations showed he has not been naturalized. The report notes his citizenship claims are unconfirmed.
Readable ad notes sweaters priced at 12.95, with Wonderful Values offering 25 to 35 dollar values. The compact deal highlights low cost options and higher value items available at the store.
Vivid band embroidered smocks with round neck or collar options in rose capen peach and white. Previously 450 sale price 2.95 with 10 off on waists not previously reduced, ideal for those taking a late vacation.
A readable fragment shows a sequence of numeric values with currency marks and letters, likely an itemized price list or catalog snippet. No clear event or names are present, leaving the exact product context uncertain.
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