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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
5
The text notes a recent development involving the Anoying Spirit by I Mewtin Corporation, identifying a key shareholder who also serves as a director. The fragment indicates ongoing corporate governance activity and leadership roles within the company.
A historic note reports lumber prices dipping amid manufacturer signals at Yale addresses and timber market trends. It highlights a shift in forest industry conditions, with dates and sources referencing Minnelle and Wisconsin regions, and mentions the National Timber Manufacturers association and Taber.
Milford fire board accepts the resignation of a longtime chief as the town readies for a vacancy. The departing official, once stationed at Wandman mill, leaves the department to be filled by an acting successor until Chemical No. 5 is commissioned and ready.
In Superior Court a verdict favored Corn Company in a damage claim arising from a collision between one of its tractors and a vehicle on Avaen Street and Bank Street in Stamford. The plaintiff sought 2590 dollars for damages from the accident occurring in April.
The Commerce Chamber plans an afternoon meeting to discuss city zoning with emphasis on municipal powers to regulate building height bulk and use. Aldermen Martin McCormick and til Weil to attend the zoning conference at Hotel Tati New Haven tomorrow noon, with chamber representation at the conference.
A Tennessee House of Representatives resolution urged the United States to demand an apology for the killing of American Naval Lieut. W. H. Langdon by a Japanese sentry at Vladivostok. The measure was laid over without debate.
Stephen Mason, president of the American Manufacturers Association, spoke at a meeting arguing the open shop policy offers equal opportunity and opposes government restrictions on private enterprise. He said immigration limits worsen labor shortages and push wages higher while urging nonrestrictive labor practices.
Governor invites the state high sheriffs to a Partford meeting next Tuesday afternoon to discuss proposed jail consolidations and related matters. Attendance by Sheriff Stmncon Feast and other officials is uncertain. No firm decision made on merging the county jail at Danbury with the central city facility.
The Worcester fire probe moved forward as investigators suggested deliberate arson in several blazes in the business and manufacturing district. Affected sites included the Merrifield building with damage totaling about $1,500,000 and the nearby Snowles property, with crews securing Main Street area for travel.
Greek steamship voyage to New York from Piraeus with 3 772 passengers turned tense as Royalists and Venizelists clashed aboard. Officers separated heated groups in the dining room and steerage. some blows were exchanged but no injuries were reported.
The article notes proposed appointments to a finance corporation board, detailing vacancies and qualifications. It mentions a police commission meeting and expresses broader political moves in Washington, including a constitutional amendment proposal to limit House membership to 20.
A Worcester man 60 years old attributes dramatic health gains to Glandex Compound animal gland pills. He describes renewed energy, appetite, sleep, and strength after five months of decline, crediting the remedy for turning back age effects. The ad claims gland extracts from healthy animals boost glands, improving vitality, with guaranteed results or money back. Sold by Bridgeport druggists and stores in Main Street outlets.
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