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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
8
A rough feed trial compares molasses levels for steers. Lot 1 received 5.42 pounds daily and gained 2.48 pounds per day, while Lot 2 had less and showed lower gains. Wasted molasses reached 2.65 pounds per steer daily, with cottonseed meal and silage aiding efficiency.
The Fairfield Beach Inn reports new arrivals including Mr and Mrs TE RH Gage and Clarence Kionch from Brooklyn, Mrs Vivian Goldsmith of Larchmont, and others from New York Yonkers Bristol Bridgeport Yonkers and Philadelphia. A prominent club woman Mrs Helen Grace Baskerfield of Chicago will stay at the Mattfield Beach Inn with her saddle horse Nero. The library corridor widening project proceeds by town workers. A strawberry festival is planned for Saturday on St Paul’s lawn. The Fairfield department seeks public subscriptions for new caulsment funds amid a strong social column.
June 16 in the Tariff time zone the strike was settled though the watchmen’s union dispute lingers. Streetcar workers are out and bakers’ return is undetermined as bread scarce and prices high persist. Troops and police remain visible to prevent disturbances after Obregon urged calm.
Washington June 14. David Lawrence reports loyal Republican officials are branded as Democrats in a circulation asking President Harding to back Elmer Coover’s moves to place political followers in government posts. The piece assesses claimed cases like Gilbert and Kiley, showing many are Republicans or connected to Republicans. civil service protections and partisan pressure are debated with no evidence of wrongdoing found after weeks of inquiry.
Ansonia June 16 two year old Joseph Powanda was killed when struck by a one man trolley car in front of his father's meat market on North Main street. Police questioned trolley car operator Joseph Grady about the incident.
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