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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
8
Advertises belted Norfolk coats for boys eight to eighteen in khaki or blue with red trim. Describes fast colors, versatile wear over rompers or alone, marketed as comfortable and stylish for $2.00.
A Duquesne convention discusses suppressing free speech and calls for President Wilson to address the subject of free press and free assemblage. Six federation organizers jailed for addressing steel workers, cases to reach the supreme court. Discussions include civil service reforms, wage scales, and research funding. A report on profiteering notes shoes up 2009 prices versus labor cost and miners seeking relief. Mrs. Sarah Conway of New York announces candidacy for federation vice president.
New York officials report engineer Martin Doyle of the express that collided with a passenger train near Schenectady failed to heed signals on his fiftieth birthday. He ignored three signals and a flagman with a red lantern. The rear Pullman car and others were wrecked. Railroad blocks were inspected afterward and found in working order.
Joseph Reynolds John K Hogan and Edward Monahan three enforcement agents in this district suspended on drunkenness charges have tendered their resignations as investigators rather than await Washington action All three served on the staff of Prohibition Officer Thomas Mc Auliffe
Park Commissioners vote to name Seaside park boulevard from Barnum monument to Fayer weather Island Barnum gift to city cited. Jitney traffic to be barred with warning signs. Police seek John J. Fry of Cos Cob whose daughter is ill. A pickpocket steals from Mrs Mahoney in a Main street store. G A R Elias Howe Post invited to Flag Day exercises. Court of Common Pleas Judge Walsh hears Fletcher Thompson Inc v Ball Roller Co.
Pro bate Court in Bridgeport on June 31 1920 orders administratrix to publish notice to heirs about selling estate realty. At 10 in morning the order directs publication in a district newspaper on or before June 10 1920 with return of notice to the court Attest Judge Paul L. Miller. Public notices also list divorce pending cases with missing defendants and required two weeks notices in Bridgeport Times.
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