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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
13
The American Red Cross reports junior volunteers distributed 2,500 pieces of substantial furniture to homes in northern France and Belgium, aiding five million people facing a harsh winter. Many families will shelter in makeshift homes as only a few northern towns have been rebuilt.
Washington December 2 The secretary of war would be authorized under a resolution introduced by Senator Ashurst Democrat of Arizona to deploy U S forces to protect Americans on the border from Mexican raiders and belligerent factions in the southern republic.
At the office of the motor vehicle commissioner in March case the rule was stated that drivers involved in accidents must report them in detail or face prosecution. The statute imposes fines up to a specified amount plus costs for violations.
Hartford December 3. Charles White and Murray Goldfarb both of New York were sentenced to state prison by the criminal court for automobile theft. White received two to five years and Goldfarb one to two years.
Milford reports unfinished permanent pavement from Woodmont to Belasfill will not finish this season. Concrete base laid and sanded. thoroughfare open to traffic. Police respond to rabies risk as Hibbard and Mallory shoot a fox terrier. History in Story to highlight 1776 1865 1898 1914 at D A R December meeting. Fire commissioners call bids for Myrtle Beach central firehouse project. $14,000 appropriation. bids due January. work to start early year and be rushed.
At the Devon Tose company monthly meeting it was voted to host a celebration on December 12 in honor of the second anniversary of the new firehouse home. Andrew Johnson chairs the committee as the firemen plan a royal reception for residents.
In New York on December 3, Haelish stewards aboard the giant liner Imperator returned to work after their three dollar daily sustenance fee was halted. Reports say Cunard Line agreed to feed the men adequately and improve living quarters.
Alexander Lyons of Brooklyn will address the Young Christian Association's meeting on Sunday at Bundry noon. The program begins at 3 o'clock with a combined address aimed to engage attendees in religious discussion. All in the community are invited to attend.
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