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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
6
Names of the arbiters for the Byidsenert Construction linen and malina deficit dispute were not disclosed yesterday due to consent issues. A hearing on the dissolution of the indictment regarding the deficit appropriation is set for Monday before Judge Banks, with papers and parties preparing for arguments.
Archbishop Mannix denounces British crime and aggression as the barrier to peace between Britain and Ireland. He supports Eamon de Valera as the Irish leader and says negotiations should involve him for a united Irish self rule. Milford Chamber Plans broadened duties and a manufacturing prospect with Hopkings Sewarts seeking land for a major project.
Hartford Master Plumbers at the Connecticut convention tabled a motion to reduce journeymen wages from 1 to 84 cents an hour. Delegates noted Hartford building work largely uses outside contractors paying the higher rate, and the local association stood firm against lowering wages. A Waterbury delegate defended Hartford amid the wage dispute.
Judge Paul J. Miller of Hartford was elected first vice president of the Connecticut probate assembly meeting in Hartford yesterday. The group chose Judge John F. Fahey of Rockville as president after Judge Waldo Marvin of Hartford resigned to join the supreme court bench.
Joseph Soloway, former keeper of the Golden Mil hotel, surrendered to police yesterday on a warrant issued over a year ago accusing him of operating a house of disrepute. Hagel Tuttle was arrested in Nor walls yesterday as a material with in the vas.
Portes Tre and Contin Cen. Tonnd Farts were pending in superior court after arraignment on automobile theft charges. His trial was continued indefinitely as conditions permitted. The state would not force a judgment where exceptional circumstances prevailed. The defendant faced additional charges of assault upon his wife.
A. W. Bush, physician and surgeon, announces associates with Dr Fidlair at 740 State Ave. AL. Phone Barnum 670. Ad.
A short ad claims a simple hair removal paste using six powders and water. Applied for two minutes then washed away, it promises instantaneous effects. The text urges readers to buy the original pack from the advertiser and repeats the claim of quick results.
An obscure ad from Nutley claims a laxative brand cures constipation and indigestion. It touts medical authority and urges readers to try the product with food, mentioning onions, milk, eggs, and a remedy for digestion as vital to health.
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