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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
4
Paubry and Food Commissioner Holt announced findings from an inquiry into rainbow sugar. Laboratory tests showed dyes are harmless, with no evidence the product is colored to mask inferiority and no arsenic detected. The statement aimed to reassure public concern over colorings and safety.
The House of Commons was notified of a motion on the Irish question. It states that Sinn Fein will not accept any home rule and declares Westminster must enforce law and order in Ireland, pressing the government to act decisively.
A historical note states that a reliable belief links a sugar shortage to diverting linted sugar from general trade into confections, exploiting the opportunity created by the shortage. The item references market appearances and shifts in supply.
Dublin owners of the Freeman's Journal seek an interlocutory injunction in chancery court after military police suppressed the paper on Monday. A Dublin Herald dispatch claims the raid targeted alleged political crime and cites accusations of government leniency toward known criminals and a 1798 style calculation by Castle allies.
Local saloon owners and managers say they expect a favorable Supreme Court decision next Monday on the making and selling of 2.75 beer. Dealers report no plan to close. several say big brewers expect a favorable ruling. Cantwell of the Stratfield notes no liquor sales since last July and no future plans, as everyone waits for the court.
Canning sea foods like fresh clams oysters and fish aids preservation. Instructions describe brine soaking and pressure canning methods. Flower care guidance explains trimming stems one half inch under water to prevent air plugs and using wet newspaper to support bulbous blooms for longer freshness.
Harold C Puller of 80 Fifth Street must pay his wife 12 dollars weekly for six months for their support and post a 360 dollar bond or face 30 days in jail. Judge Frederic A Bartlett handed down the order in City Court. Lights to be provided for Seaside park skaters at night with flood lights connected to the bathing pavilion.
The article notes strong growth in U S toy making with imports shrinking as exports rise. It cites about two thousand manufacturers in the United States and mentions new leadership at the Amerm feunk and Prusk Co including Howard H Poole as treasurer and H Klefkorni as assistant treasurer. It also mentions demobilization in Washington and a wind report about a balloon gateway, reflecting varied wartime and postwar topics.
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