Polish Drive Extended to July Sixth 1920
Announcement at Franklin Union hall Houston under Peoples Union Polish shows Polish government loan drive extended to July 6 after bond sales exceed 50 000. Telegram from Prince Lubomirski and Dr Jan Adamski read to crowd. Extension aims to allow districts parishes and organizations to complete campaigns amid strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Union Hall
Hoston
Peoples’ Union
Prince Lubomirski
United States
Jan Adamski
America
Milford News Briefs On Accident And Town Matters
A head on crash on the New Haven turnpike near Milford involved Charles B. Smith and Romeo Charest. Smith charged with drunken driving and reckless operation, held on $50 bond. Neither driver seriously hurt. traffic chaos followed as wrecked cars blocked the road for over half an hour. Town meeting items include highway condemnation and street renamings. Also notes on Union meeting plans, Milford High School graduation for 1920, library hours, and a European trip by Mrs. Pond and daughter Sophie.
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Romeo Charest
Laurel Street
Holyoke
Mass
Charles
Smith
Laurel Avenue
Bridgeport
Aquor
New Haven Turnpike
Milford
New Haven
Charest
Old Teiit Road
Broadway
Walnut Tench
Canal
Marsh Avenue
Myrtle Beach
Federated Brotherhood
Trax
T. RB. Briggs
New City
Milford Hiigh
Assembly
George M. Gunn
Board of Education
Edward T. Mulvihill
America
Tuth A. Hopkins
Mary A. Foran
Rosewell
Purman
Lone Susan FB. Woodruff
Norman F. Platt
Nicholas M. Pond
Mix Sophie
Aurope
Ime
England
England, Where Mrs. Pond Will Visit A Sister Living There. Prof. A. H. Bissell
California College
Tnitea Triminating Company Won’t Take Large Contracts
Manager Charles A Parl announces the Tnitea Triminating Company cannot take large contracts for meeting or power for manufacturing plants. The decision stems from the company’s inability to procure materials for its new plant at the foot of East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Parl
Tnitea Triminating
East Main Street
Mutual Admiration at Reception Sparks Witty Exchange
A venerable judge praised a young woman as beautiful. she replied with a playful compliment about his judgment. A humorous line about the new maid follows, noting her glare and the speaker’s quick cue.
Holcomb Not to Quit Capitol Despite Pressure
Gov Marcus Holcomb remains in office and will stay as long as a special session by Lieut. Gov Wilson is feared. He received a request from Gov Calvin Coolidge to join New England governors in addressing the interstate coal issue in Washington. Holcomb will delegate representation to Lieut. Wilson and Thomas Fussell of Hartford due to prior engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Roreback
Republican State Central Committee
Marcus H. Holcomb
Wilson
Holcomb
Calvin Coolidge
Fof Muscachusetts
New England
Washington
Clifford B. Wilson
Thomas W. Fussell
Hartford
Connecticut
Suffrage Meeting Planned by Connecticut Republican Group
Col Isaac M Ullman chairman of the Men s Republican Ratification Suffrage Committee of Connecticut calls a luncheon meeting at Hotel Taft next Wednesday at 12 30 pm The session will discuss policy for pushing a special legislative session on woman suffrage The Brideport Deoxidized Bronze and Metal Company buys 33 acres in Fairfield from William O Burr Cornelia K Wake man and William H Fox to build a bronze foundry Burr owns about 13 acres of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Ullman
Connecticut
Taft
The
Brideport Deoxidized Bronze and Metal Company
Fairfield
William O. Burr
Cornelia K. Wakeman
William H. Fox
Burr
Pastor predicts A S Garvie sees US joining world league
At the United Church 226th anniversary service Rev A B Garvie of London predicted the United States would join Britain in a league of nations to spare humanity future horrors. Mayor Wilson attended and spoke on Stratfield parish ties to Bridgeport.
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United Church
A. BE. Garvie
D.D
London
United States
Great Britain
League of Nations
Wilson
Stratfield
Bridgeport
Falls 18 Feet To His Death At Local Factory
Edward Carlson of 100 Poplar Street died instantly when he fell 18 feet from a scaffold at Columbia Nut and Bolt Co on Railroad Avenue where he worked as engineer. Found by his wife, the body was reported to authorities and the medical examiner ruled death accidental. The article ends with a political remark about the Socialist party unrelated to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carlson
Poplar Street
Columbia, Nut and Bolt Co
Railroad Avenue
Carlson
Mike Carlson
Harvey Hindbell
Gillette
McGirr
Lrd
Owen J. Groark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Filford News
Mr. Outertown
Capitol
Col
Ullman Calis
Suffrage ME
A. S
Socialist Party
Main ST
Conn
Dillon
Bridgeport, Conn
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Milan
Dillon’s
Fairfield Ave
Noble
Ockwell
The Smith=Murray Co
Bridgeports
Goodyear
Boston
Sldren
the Smith
Murray
Marcelli
Windsor
Billie Burkes
Batiste and
Marquisette
Berkely Cambrie
Batiste
Moro
Barnum 526
Moro Co
Waskasta
Bevera
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