City departments file budgets with auditor as requested
City departments including Streets and Sidewalks and Health submit annual expense estimates totaling about 1.56 million dollars. Major asks include 209000 for new macades and 228000 for grading, 50000 for Englewood hospital, 405 for Isolation Hospital, 35009 for garbage disposal, 58000 for trash collection, 74000 for garbage collection, and 4000 for infant welfare. Also requested are funds for judge’s stationers, telephone service, and pauper support. registrars seek 226844.2 with 14639 for salaries. aldermen seek 3009.0 for alderman salaries and 8000 to cover back pay from 1931, amid interboard wrangling. Smaller items cover paying and sewer, Dispensary, tax collection, and City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charites and Health Department
Englewood Hospital
Saiater
Stc
Ches Department
Paul L- Miller
Probate Court
Mitles
Registrars of
Board of
Alders Amen
Ald Men
Livenselves
Board of Apportionment
Sity
Board
Paving and Sewer Commission
City Hall
City Mall
Royairs
David G. O'Connor
Man Rescued From Cold Waters Refuses to Talk
Hugo Lehman was rescued from icy waters near the City Ice and Coal docks after wandering from a barges area. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital by Dr J A Maxwell with exposure but not serious injuries. Lehman refused to give his address or full name, known only by a bankbook found on him. He was believed employed on a barge belonging to American Tube and Stamping Company. a watchman helped him until doctors arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Lehman
Warbor
Americam Tube & Stamping Company
Lehman
Bridgeport
J. A. Maxwell
Zehman
Gorks
Watchmas
Germany Keenly Interested in U S Voting Peace Soon
Berlin reports Germany follows the unfolding U S voting with keen interest amid hopes for early peace. Public mood favors settlement with the United States and expects generous indemnity terms to be avoided and trade to rebound strongly. American tourism is anticipated as ships resume services post war tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
U.S
Berlin
Associated Press
United States
America
Etican
Agresteniz
Pinkey Mitchell to Box Jackson at Madison Square Garden
Pinkey Alitehell youngest brother of Ritchie Mitchell makes his boxing debut before Gotham fans next Friday night at Madison Square Garden. He will meet Willie Jackson in a 10 round main event at 135 pounds. Promoter Tex Rickard stacks the card with two tens and a six, featuring Ned Fitzgerald, Pete Harley, Sammy Sieger, Johnny Murray, Red Allen, and Young Erne. Pinkey, the tallest lightweight, previously boxed at 140 and 122 pounds, with a height noted as 5 feet 141 inches. A rematch with Lew Fender Philadelphia is planned for January 26 and July training for future engagements begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkey Alitehell
Ritchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Gotham
Madison Square Garden
Willie Jackson
Ritchie
Bennyi Leonard
France
Tex Rickard
Ned Fitzgerald
Jackson
Jersey City
Pete Harley
Fitz
Australia
Charley Barver
Togclher
Sammy Sieger
Examateur
Johnny Murray
Red Allen
Youngs Erne
Pinkey Mitchell
Frank
Jacl Fritton
Pinkey Paxce Lew
Fender Philadelphia
Willie Mitenell
Pinkey
Ritenie
New York
New York Traffic Violators Pay $384625 in 1920
New York City traffic court records show fines totaling 384,625 dollars paid by violators in 1920. The figure marks an increase over the prior year and contributes to a growing total across the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
New York City
Year’s Inclement Weather Record for Hartford Area
Figures from the Hartford Water Department show 1920 as the wettest year in at least fifty years for Hartford reservoirs with 85.5 inches recorded. The next heaviest year logged 36.38 inches, marking a historic jump in precipitation and stressing water storage records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Dee
Hartford Water Department
Water Department
New Year Celebrations Rock Bridgeport Clubs and Theatres
City wide New Year observances filled North Bridgeport churches and many clubs with dinners, dancing, and entertainments. The Stratfield, Black Rock, Brooklawn, Alsontown, Bridgeport, and Foremen’s clubs hosted large parties while midnight shows drew big crowds at The Park The Plaza and Poli’s theatres. Military balls, veterans events, and youth dances marked the night as residents welcomed 1921 with music and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Stratfield
New Bear
Black Rock Cmb
Brooklawn Country Club
Alsontuin Club
U. M
al Ite
Oorms
Barrum
Seaview Avenues
Park
Plaza
Poli
Pali
Bon Ton
Gelden Fill Street
Lha
Brocklawn
Jjouenants
Oier
Black Reel Brooklaws
Algonquin
Seaside
Gerald
Pratt
Bny Scouts
Cascades
State Guard
Czechoslovak Club Hosts Fine Banquet
The Czechoslovak club held a May banquet with Rev. L. J. Karlovsky guest of honor. George Simon led as toastmaster while speakers included Rev. Karlovsky Nick Kovac Alderman Kisco and others. Music by Josep Mihaley Jr and George Sedlak accompanied a sizable dinner and various entertainments. Karlovsky departed January 15 for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarewell and
Siniversarm
Panquet
Nell
L. J. Karlovsky
Europe
George Simon
Karle Aky
Nick Kovac
Alderman Kisco
Shepuf Kalatus
Stratford Avenue Woman Drops Dead In Divorce Case
Margaret Aston of Stratford faced a divorce action from Thomas Aston in Superior Court. Judge Keeler set a hearing on cruelty charges with a brief adjournment and ordered a specific statement to be filed within one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Astan
Stratford
Thomas &, Dsion
Keeler
Aston
Elty
Tudre Heeler
Boy Bitten by Dog Taken to Hospital
Ernest Benedetto, 30, of 208 Frank Street, was severely bitten on the leg yesterday by a dog owned by Miss Dailey of 20 Lexington Avenue. The wound was cauterized at Emergency Hospital by Dr. B. Burns, and the boy was moved home. Police report states Benedetto teased the dog with a flashlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Benedetto
Frank Street
Miss Dailey
Lexington Avenue
de. B. 3. Burns
Benedetto
Teckel Daahlight
Police raid raids saloons for liquor sales probe
Police watch saloons hold alleged violators as investigators raid a caloon at 675 Main Street. Joseph Niewloski Plackatnuer was arrested and Newt was held on bail of 209 dollars as the raid followed a prior raid earlier the night police sought CCRP oration liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsy
Main Street
Joseph Niewloski
Newt
Wheat Prices Rise as Demand Improves in Chicago Trade
Wheat markets gained strength today with domestic milling demand cited. Prices closed firm with gains around 1.5 to 2 cents, while oats and corn moved lower on cautious selling. Packers supported the provisions sector despite tighter prices, as European inquiries for grain remained robust through the Gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dec
Marcis
Otis
Imillers
Gulf of Mexico
Ind Aa Hiewjer
Une Chienga Federal Reserve
Liemova
Ali-Vall
New Year Fracas Dazzles City With Music and Confetti
The crowd welcomed the New Year with midnight whistles and a cascade of confetti in the streets. The lively celebration featured a host of noisemakers and is set to return tonight with real music and city furnishings on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandemonum
Abolish Strikes On Penn Road Abolish Strikes On Penn Road
A joint statement from railroad management and employee representatives outlines a new framework for handling discipline and grievances. The plan establishes a joint reviewing committee with management and employee members to decide cases, set binding precedents, and reduce strikes, aiming for formal, structured resolution across four regions. The agreement covers conductors, enginemen, brakemen, and other rail workforce, with monthly and quarterly meetings to refine methods and ensure fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engimenen
Reevert
Wa Daca
Aiwlysin
Meek
Sefistal
Ger
Regio
Alea Hos
Syste Thys
Shapin ‘Phyra Throweh
Olfrel
Yeade Lotee
Ginsaille
Silber
Dragnet Brings Five Murder Bandits to Light
Dragnet swarms as five bandits murder Sly and Fanner in a gunfight. They seize a money bag, speed away in a car, pursued by police and deputies across counties. Sly dies at once, Fanner dies moments later. Thirteen officers and many civilians join the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sly
Tanner Seiad
Loohey
Fanner
Drave
Siv
Slv
Forced Sickness Insurance Fails Says Federation
New York report from the National Civic Federation committee on social insurance declares general compulsory sickness insurance ineffective. The study cites European experience and argues benefits should come from medical, hospital, and welfare provisions rather than a broad compulsory plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Civic Federation
Great Britain
Germany
Ani
CATTLE AND HOGS WHA MARKET REPORT SUMMARY
Cattle and hog prices fall across the board with drops for steers and heifers. Veal calves and packers demand show mixed results as hogs close lower, while lambs and ewes slide modestly and western feeder prices ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirkels
Cally
Heeft
Vate Lawer
Steadr
Cologna
Cholen Bolognia
Tod
Western ‘Atsles
Western Ewes
Ada
Clearing Hovs New York Market Update
In New York stock exchanges the session opened with goal of steady trading as the market touched a tentative level around 10,872. Trading showed cautious moves amid mixed earnings and shifting investor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ber al
Mayor Wilson Heads Bermuda Trip Party Details
Mayor Wilson leads a Bridgeport delegation including Harold Wilson Building Commissioner William T. Martin Inspector Maurine McKenna Jake Walt of the Bridgeport club Alderman Tom Conroy to Bermuda. They sail from New York on the steamship Fort Victoria in January to an English possession about 360 miles south of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bermuda
Solitar
Harold
William TE. Martin
Maurine McKenna
Jake Walt Steward
Bridgeport Club
Tom Conroy
New York
Victoria
Bridgeport
South Carolina
Stratford Woman Dies During Trial Readies $25 Weekly Support
Stratford woman Mrs Naty Sith of Stratford Avenue was found dead in her parlor yesterday afternoon after a heart-related collapse. Medical Examiner Dr Garden cited heart weakness and carious causes. Neighbors reported she spoke with them earlier and seemed unwell around 2 pm. she apparently tried to reach a window for help before collapse. She leaves two sons and two daughters.
Indictment of Coal Companies for Profiteering
A report notes indictments against several coal firms over profiteering related to domestic coal sales. Officials accuse the companies of manipulating prices and coordinating practices to inflate costs during a period of high demand.
Fireproofing Process Improves Material Strength
The fragment describes Piannotette rendered fireproof during manufacture with tin oxide, noting the fabric cuffers show no visible alteration. The fireproofing resists water and soap and remains effective, reportedly strengthening the material and accelerating the process.
Federal Public Works Plan Backed by Hoover
Federal Public Works Department to merge engineering councils into a national body under Tierbert Ksover in a campaign to establish a government department. Hoover leads the council as Harding favors consolidating public works agencies under one department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Public Works Department
Hoover
New York
Thouvard
Tierbert Ksover
Engineering Council
Mie
American Engineers Council
Federated American Engineering Societies
Hoover la
Ure Couneil
Puntie Works
Doves-Hearts
Tor
Department of Public Works
Department of the Interior
Harding
Washington
Kramer Considers Importing Chinese Wine into Country
Washington December discussion on admitting Chinese wine for medicinal use. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer noted thousands of cases held by the customs service at various ports. He cited samples and the label claiming the tonic benefits despite nearly 50 percent alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kramer
San Francisco
Greatest Events of Years 1920 Exhibitions and upheavals cited
Reflections from various figures on the pivotal events and turning points of 1920 world politics. Quotes touch on peace, justice, League of Nations, and shifts in France, the United States, Greece, and other nations, noting optimism and danger alike.
Weather outlook for Atlantic states unclear and cold
Fragmented weather note describes warm then cold fronts, possible rain and snow in Easter New York and northern Sanity Hooh area with cloud cover and cool temperatures. Forecast mentions Hatteras northeast conditions and possible snow or rain across Atlantic states, with unsettled late weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gland
New York
Norih
Hatteras
Atlas Fresh
Weatier Ata
Portland's New Year Carnival Noise Warnings
A fragmented public notice warns against loud noises and prohibited items during Portland's carnival. It references restrictions on horns, firearms, explosives, confetti, and noise making devices with emphasis on public order for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tortland. Ort
Der
Crooks Get Bail Easy in New York Case
New York officials will summon bonding company representatives to testify about bail practices after District Attorney Swann announced a formal inquiry. He seeks to discover why professional criminals can obtain bail in any amount at first court appearance, with a magistrate conducting the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nez
Nticiale Sons
John
Swann
Simpson
Tn Court
Obituary notices for multiple local residents
A compilation of obituaries and funeral notices from Stratford area papers. Henry Meyers and Catherine Tawrence are among those mourned, with details on residences, relatives, occupations, church services, and burial sites. Other names include Edward Shaughnessy, John Burns, Agnes Perrotto, Ella Meade, and Albert Burlison, along with church times at St Charles St Mary’s St Michael’s and Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyers
Henry Mayers
Stinernt’s Hospital
Ldwin Down
Missy Albertine
Meyers
George
Henry
Stiles
U. M. C. Company
Funers
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Catherine Tawrence
Catherine Louis
Ats S
Stratford Avenue
Oéleck
St. Mary's Church
Chernitsky
Frank Dole
Thomas feBtrox Burns
Richard Silverdat
John Seenaria
Sian
William
Frank Reg
Hatcock
Ty. Aitkins
The
Christ Episcop
Buridl
Park Cemetery
Hdward
Sessy
Jy Ganton
John Street
Michael J. Lynch
John Pendergast
Patrick J. White
John R. Lacsdo
Bernard McGuffiness
John
McHugh
John Langdon
Buria
St. Michael's Cempeter
John Burns
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Waiters of Sound
Box Jackson
Juanita Hamel
Czechoslovak Club
Penn Road
Coutueind
Julius Vane
Oliver
Agnes and
Egerton Castie
Mayor Wilson
Tm Oru
Eras Chan
Loday
Rein Gietments Chine Lee Waddock Mining
C Ompany Op Lajesric
von Storeh Colinei Nany
Sumpnatan Pat
Ely
LeWrack
Wandar
Mrann
Andra Tardieu
Ninelra Hundead
Francesco We Ly Burra
Pari
Versailles
St. Germain
Neils
Sarrai
Sdaviduala
Natias
Trair D'Arning
Treland
Greece
Lance
Mrupe
Carding
Dubois
Archbiaho
iParis
Renon
Georges Carpener
Yrione Tuncay
Constantine
Tempsilaturis
Atlin
Hatter
Hastford
Jacksonville
Cher
Kansas City
Wancuckel
Tae
New Haven
New Orleans
Norfol
Norenteld
Pitieby
Portland
Gnes
C. Perrott
Agnes
John Perralto
Nate
Ella
Maud Smith
Ua Mead
Harvey M. Smith
Hems
Firstfood Avenue
Claude
Gerony
Ann Norman
Nce
George Hells
Ars Incem
Albert Rossell Burlison
Albert Russell
Arr Engees
George Burlison
Tly Infants
Paris
Keen Kutting Kitchen
Kutlery
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Avenue
Mindifest
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