Seven Barges Load Coal To Ease Bridgeport Shortage
Seven barges carrying about 7 000 tons of coal arrived to relieve a strained Bridgeport fuel shortage. ELK Mesick, operator, dispatched vessels from New York. coal split between City Tee, Coal Company, and American Tube and Stamping. Several barges followed from New Jersey. crews indicated ongoing strike impacts and anticipated broader supply actions.
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Bridgeport
New York
Sertius
City Tee and Coal Company
American Tube and Stamping Company
Elk. Mesick
Masick
Gertrude McQueente
Bard i
Harry Tinstey
Tug
W. Holbrook
New Jersey
Crea
Newt York
Local factories explore pooled shipments to beat embargo
Local manufacturers discussed coordinating shipping to move freight around embargo centers near Bridgeport. Helen Hedderly of the New Haven road outlined options to reduce delays by routing goods through alternate centers and assembling train and car loads for quicker departures.
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Bridgeport
Elenys Heda Eas
New Maven Road
Ofice
Manufacturers’ Association
Mer. Wedderly
Mr. Hedderly
Harris Lodge Plans Memorial Exercises
Preparations are under way by Harris Lodge to stage a memorial service honoring those who died in foreign service or have died since returning home Families of fallen or returned service members are invited to send names to the local committee The effort aims to place names on the honor roll for the event.
Suit for $10,000 damages over boy's injury at Stratford
Attorney Henry Shannout filed suit on behalf of Charles V Roth seeking 10,000 for injuries to a boy riding a Rolle when a truck driven by the defendant's employer crashed into him July 191. the injuries required amputation of a limb and he must appear at the term court.
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Henry Shannout
Charles V. Roth
Stratford Lambey Aa
Issci
Sny
Sue Perfor Cicil
Wounded Bandit Dying Near Northampton Mass
George J. Waltz the escaped convict was arrested Saturday in Nashville after being shot by Constable John Frainer. He lies near death from a bullet that struck his back, lodged in his spine and paralyzed his legs. May 1 report notes his slim chances for recovery.
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Northampton
Mass
George J. Waltz
Con- Vick
Nasdenville
John ‘Frainer
Compensation Awarded After Workplace Injury
Compensation at sixteen dollars weekly for sixty nine weeks awarded yesterday by the compensation commission in Danbury to Michael Miles, employee of the Frank Welee Company. Outcome of injuries includes partial loss of use of the left arm from the injury on September 15, 1919, per the commissioner.
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Compensazio Commissadger
Buewinghai
Mikt Milles
Frank Welee Company
Danbury
Mil Ug
Porty Hours Devotion at St Patrick’s Church
The Porty Hours Devotion will open in St Patrick’s church on North Avenue Friday morning at 4 a clock. A salemn high snags will be celebrated by Nev Joan C Ly i pestar. The devotion will come to elege on Sunday yaatt and Saturday sik.
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St. Patrick's Church
North Avenue
Salemn
Nev
Joan C. Lyipestar
Postponed Vice Case in Shelton Court Scene
Owing to illness Mary Wilson a 17 year old arrestee cannot appear as state's chief witness against Angela Ballister in the disorderly house case at Shelton City Court tomorrow. Dog licenses rose by one dollar yesterday with agents or owners paying two dollars total licenses up to Sunday reach eighty three dollars.
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Mary Wilson
I Burns Men
Shelton
Tormorrow
Agaist
Angela Ballister
Wimbher Rt Beith
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the Tire Service CO
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Othe Mothe
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Briarton Riv
Harris Lodge
Bneie
Lowe Boot Shop
Main St
St. Pra
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Dimensions
Roy
Lachey
Albany Chemical Company
Albany, N.Y
Sanitepe
St. Patricks Church
Wilson Gere
Thirst
Goodyear
Sapienza Bros
Jean St. Prone Bar
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