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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
19
A residence in Liveovore was entered by unauthorized intruders. No injuries reported. Police are investigating and reviewing security footage for suspects and motive. Local residents urged to secure doors and report any suspicious activity.
Traveler's Aid group and the Woman's Auxiliary promote big sister hospitality for visitors and newcomers. Volunteers arrange welcome, instruction, and protection for women and children seeking new homes, with early morning to late evening train arrivals supported by secretaries and community help.
Miss Frances A. Kellor, member of the Inter-Racial Council, will discuss Beating the Bolsheviks at the High School auditorium tonight at 3. Lynn W. Wilson will chair and introduce Miss Kellor, with the venue expected to be filled.
A Reval newspaper reports Esthonian forces fighting the Bolsheviki along the Daga and Yamburg sectors in late November. The Reds suffer about 2,000 killed or wounded in the Novem per 19 to 88 period, while Esthonians are listed with 2,? killed and 297 wounded or missing.
John O Connell of 160 Winestreet says his mother dropped a pocketbook containing 20 dollars in the Security Building elevator at noon yesterday. A man picked it up and refused to return it, claiming ownership. Elevator operator knows the man and police will pursue arrest on a chef charge.
Andrew Bonar Law said in the House of Commons that Premier Lloyd George gave no pledge to American peace conference representatives that the Irish question would be settled on a home rule basis after the peace treaty. The statement responded to a question about conference concessions on Irish self government.
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