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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
4
U S Destroyers Pruitt Pope and Biddle docked in New Haven harbor Tuesday morning and will stay through the week. Ex Navy men may re enlist for service on these ships via the local recruiting station in the post office lobby.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Smyrna reports Kurds rising in revolt against Turkish Nationalists in Konieh. Mustapha Kemal Pasha has sent troops to quell the uprising.
Hazel F. Secor Dodge receives a decree divorcing Edmund P. Dodge. The couple, married Oct 29 1920, cited cruelty and a name change for the petitioner. Alfred J. Berum is granted a divorce from Mary Price Berum, married Oct 24 1918, with infidelity cited.
A Read Co window display presents masculine taste with a four post bed, chifforobe, lounging chair, and open wardrobe. Items include silk socks, neckties, cigars, pipes, Kipling and Morley books, Vanity Fair issues, and a bronze tobacco jar. The room suggests a bachelor with refined taste who enjoys reading and cigars.
The wage dispute between a Connecticut company and its motormen and conductors remains unsettled after conferences. Each side will name an arbitrator, who will join with another to form a three man board to decide the final outcome. A likely small wage cut is anticipated to align with national cost reductions.
Washington June 29 Postmaster General Hayes moves to unite postmasters and staffs through a welfare campaign. He authorized hearings for employees or their representatives to address local service conditions and approved actions to improve the post office. He warns against discrimination and aims for equal treatment. The department says the postal service is a partnership including the public.
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