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The Holbrook news., 1920-04-23

A A4A@AA0 AAANA4 ft9tSS "A HeE YoK 6igpatm Ipf April 86sags5 "A MII ..--4.iA.AssM.=Ri ileyyehief of the Flying Squadron" of the department of justice, Whdse campaign sf Ii $ I so far has resultsd f fin I the edfiviction of 1Ozspfp-
 iteers with fines ranging from $5ate$2y5OO and i'm aarisonp1ent from one day to two years, has uncovered a number of surprising com modities for which dealers are said to be asking exor- bitant prices. One man who had paid $1.15 to a restaur- anteur for a tiny steak and six pieces of French fried potatoes, didn't stop to eat
 them but glancing at his check, took a newspaper he
 had been reading, wrapped up his "meal" and brought it to the federal prosecutor. Some of the letters of com plaint were amusing, others pathetic. One indignant citi- zen wrote: ''You ought to
 investigate s fish mar
 ket in Brooklyn. He's a
 modern Jesse James. What do you think of 90 cents a pound for salmon and 60 cents for sea bass?"
 The chief of the Plying Squadron" has received com plaints of such examples of alleged profiteering as fol- lows:
 Lemonade, served at d hotel dance and said to have been weak" $1 a glass; that fish during Lent rose from 20 cents to $1 a pound in some New York markets; prhnes, three for 10 cents in a popular restaurant; peanut oil, sold as "olive oil," $4 a quart; anthracite coal $15 instead of $9. 50 a ton in Ny ack, N. Y., because the min- CTS were granted a wage in- crease of 50 cents a ton; cof- | fee that retailed for 21 cents a pound before the war is | now 50 cents a pound; milk | costs 10 cents a glass in res taurants which they pay 12l cents a quart; that they have to pay 35 cents for linen col lars costing at wholesale $2. 40 a dozen; pickles cost 6 cents each; cabbage 40 cents a head; 75 cents a bunch for asparagus and 35 cents a head for lettuce; drug store whiskey at $5 a pint and $2 more for doctors prescrip- tion, and numerous other 
 When a complaint is re- ceived it is indexed and for warded to federal prosecut- DTS and flying squadrons" operating in the United 5 ta tes judicial territory the victim resides. The campaign initiated by Attorney General Palmer will go on according to H. :. Van Sickler, in charge of he New York office for MT. Riley, tuntil prices of food, :lothing, fuel and feed for ! livestock are brought to more formal levels.
The Holbrook news., 1920-04-23
SHEET MUSIC

Latest selections, vocal and instrumental, at popular prices. Della Moore, one half block east of old adobe school house. Phone 86.
The Holbrook news., 1920-04-23
CHURCH NOTICE

Services will be held at the Methodist Church on Mon day evening at 7:30 lby o. M. Andrews, Pastor. All are cordially invited to at tend.
The Holbrook news., 1920-04-23
For Sale

CadalIac 1914, good mechani- cal condition, fair rubber, 7 passenger touring.
 c. H. EDMUND,
 Jackson Garage.
The Holbrook news., 1920-04-23
l EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTICE

Rev. Harold Brewster will hold services here next Sun day evening at ' o'clock. Special music and good sing ing.
The Holbrook news., 1920-04-23
ih ostsgemple ten4ft4e of Hug
 md s1nafs ss4B a9a Mepdn stV Pafa6a LJFi1G [ tO

MT. and Mrs. J. $. Hulet and family returned from Kingman last week, where Mrs. Hulet's parents reside.
 Mrs. w. G. Clemens and children have returned home from a visit to relatives in Texas an Oklahoma.
 The Girls Friendly will meet at the regular time in their rooms Friday after noon.
 Nyal remedies are nation ally known as honest pre- parations and we have them at Palace Drug Go.
 Prof. G. c. Dolman left here last week to attend the annual University meeting held at Tucson.
 LosT---on r o a d between Gallup and Holbrook grip containing papers, reward. F. NoRRINGToN, General Delivery. Prescott, Arizona.
 Dr. A. B. Carmichael has returned after a trip which included a visit to Kingman, Oatman, Prescott and Jer- ome.
 Mr. Joseph R. Treat own CT of the Lakeside saw mill came in last Friday, to meet Mrs. Treat, returning from Hollywood, California where she spent the winter with her sister.
 Beautiful dress goods. Priscilla Fabrics. Malloch Mills Hosiery and under wear. For samples write or phone Mrs. A. B. Moore, Box 428; Phone 86; or call at residence, 10 to 12 a. m. One-half block east of old adobe school house.
 Reports from the bedside of Ross May are to the effect | that while seriously i'll, he is holding his own, and his many friends wish him a speedy and complete re- covery.
 The Rocky Mountain Bone 6 Junk Go. of Santa Fe, N. M., will pay the best price ever known for bones. This chance will be good for only 15 days. Also in the market for rags and metal. Get your bones ready. Address H. Galanter, Holbrook, Ari- zona.
 There is nothing we can not furnish you in the drug and sundry line at the Palace Drug Go.
 H. G. Stiles has opened an 1p-to-date and we'll equipped yulcanizing shop one door east of the Hall Lumber com 3any yard and is prepared to 10 all kinds of work in his inc.
 Mrs. Josephine SchuSter who has been visiting rela- ives in Navajo and Apache for the past month q eft Holbrook yesterday for Ter home in Los Angeles. She was accompanied by her on Arthur.
 KLIM Powered Milk Sta ions are now located at the Navajo Garage, north of de- ,ot; at Harry WetzePs h. Han Trading Store in the Commercial block, and at ny residence, one-half block asst of old adobe school louse. Mrs. A. B. Moore,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

n1brung unierer ACKNOWLEDGMENT SUI
genb iebr in Grage geiteat lit. sic
merben es 6aber begreiflih finben,
oab mir Sbre Spen6e bob eini4aben
l1n6 m0dten Sbnen no6mols ber5li6
Danfen.
Dte erfolgrei9e 2iebestatigteit Der
u&beinl6noer YbilabelpbiaS" fat uns
Defenders erfrent. 0a pir. bisber an
Sen @penoen Der Gbeinlanobilfe fei-
men Mnteil genommen baben, mir6en
mir Sbnen iebr banfbar fem, menn
mir gelegentli6 beionoere 3upeiinn-
gen fir glberfel6 befomnten miir0en.
Mie mir erfabren baben, iin0 in
engerem AnsibnB ser &beinlan6bilfe
aub 5ablrei@e glberfel6er Damen
nn0 @erren bertreten, 6enen es mobl
beion6ere Grenoe bereiten mllrOe, gum
@oble ibrer &aterlta01 %bei5ntragen
nno oas &riegseleno nod &raften 5u
lin6ern. Wir m09ten Sic bitten, al
len unlerens an1erifanii6en Sreun6en
unb ~5tammesbrii6ern fir lire belfen=
Sc 2iebe unieren 9anf 5n Mbermitteln
un6 begruBen Sic nit treuoeuti6em
@ruBe. @rgebenlt Dr. Steele.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
ben. Das madt apet Dabler a Eies."

ben. Das madt 8uet Dabler q Nies."
Ser @e6esmeiler I'M MIDI, mir ben
uug frngeno angegudt. Sd ben geiagt
voebfe Sic uns mebbie iage, maS mer
for 2onl6 ,gebabt benz" l1n0 % lagt
Ser @unne: &altes S6iden, Sam, $50.
tebtolauet, S@met5erfas uno &affte."
@eu, ieoer bat i'm bann nod 5tpei
Dabler be5ablt I'm r1er lin fort.
Mut1eit bot Ser @e6esmetler &C.
iaat u8bilipp, i6 bette 0id einiges,
mir mGre per6oqt biliger abfomnte,
uenn mer Sen Seger en- Eipp genptpe
batte, biefabs i@ i'm 10 i6ubr pie al
leg, ooB mer im%uerbaupt gar fein
2oni9 gebabt batte." Sd ben met
bis6e 8rebn 10 piel pie m0gli6 an
g%errengt, atpper ib bdtt barauf i9po
re tonne, oaB mer mig gu eiie gebabt
batte ediept oas Copper mas mer am
Mben6 in Sen 9einingrubm gebabt
ben I'M pofiir mer be5ablt fen. Sd
fen quite SUIT gebabt, miooer reoubr
51 gebn I'M en- &umpus at rebie> ap=
mer ser @e6esmetler fat es aus midi
getabft I'M bat geiagt> i6 iolt nit Der
geiie, 6aB mir nit BEN Weintrinfe bic
Sab meiolebtet bdtte I'M 6aB mer al1o
nod ielbit in Erubel fonnme fonnte:
@eu, Ga fen mer al1o sic @ei6t6t
georappt. Mein Settebf is balo oiile=
piert, atptper 6afur fen ib e annere
@enniebi6en befomme: i6 ben nam=
li9 en- 9uribt friegt, 0aB i6 pntti=
nier in meme Sniett berbrennt lin.
Sir fomm era11s, fat Ser 8e6esmeiler
geiagt, mir fen nbgei6pore I'M liz
an Sen Baiiermage. Sd made nit
pt66er e Sobf aug mild, tpomit i6
berbleiue Sbne Sbrn lieper
&bilipp Gauerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
Gberfel~er Rerams!

unteriteben0er 8rief erflGrt 1id
bon ielbit. unter5ei9neter bittet 6a=
Der ale e6eloenfen6e @lberfel6er, STR
S9erflein CUR 2i1oerl1ng Ser groben
ytot bet5ntragen. Cohen f0nnen an
met1e Morelie ooer aber a16 6ireft
an Den Sberburgermeiiter ooer an
oas ita6tiide @oblfabrtsomt @lber=
fel6 geian6t mer6en. Muen, melde sic
cole Sa9e unteritiiben, belten Donf
I'M BorauS. - @mnlo @robeI, 1928
g. 4. Ctr &bila6elpbio, No.
nStuot @lberfel6. II M.M.=6. e.
belfelo, 81. S11li, 1920. - Sebr qe=
ebrter @err @robel!
Mit berbinoli6item Danf be1tdti-,
gen mir BEN @mpfong SSbres merten
S9reibens bonn 81. 6. s. S. 3u un=
ierer 6reuoe f0nnen mir Sssbnen nit
tetlen, Dob 6ie Sen6ung bon IS @i-
item 8ii6fenmtl6 ant IA. 5. sc. in q1-
tenn 3u1tanoe angefommen 1T. Die
N%er5ogernug i'm transport erfIdiirt
l1D lDoDl aus Der ber1pateten Mrfnnft
BEG Dompfers uS&9erlem."
Die Mil6 lit Dem bieiigen 8erein
eur @petinng urmer 8olfsf6ulfin6er
%ibertptefen tpor6en nn6 miro at MiIh
fnren an ben bieiige1 @oIfsfdnIen
bertpnrm.
Wte mir Sbnen bereitg mitteiIten,
hoben nniere &leinen 611rh sic 2e<
bensmttte1not nn6 MiIdfnappbeit
|tpdbren6 Beg &rieges iebr geIitten. Die
Tolgen treten erit jebt in ponem Ma-
Re in Grfdeim11g; bier51 fommt nod
oaB aud iebt negen Ser gegentpdrti-
gen berriden6en ge1,erunqsperbdIt
nifie cine CUTE 11f1b nusrei1en6e CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
aus Demtihlan> fir
6mtnttni>moarett.

9ier5ulanOe, mo- man, menn man
sic Mittel fat, falt aQes fQufen fann,
6eiien man beoart lit es i9mer> Die
beionoeren Soften flar gu erfaiien,
unter Denen 2dn6er tpie 9eut16lan0
un6 Selterrei9 leioen. Inter BEN Co.
den, Die in ienen 2Gn0ern fait ni9t
gu baben lin0 uno Die oo9 nnr ibaper
entbebrt meroen f0nnen, lin6 @ummi=
Mrtifel fir Sen @ebrau6 in Der &ran=
fenpflege. Auf 1ieie Notlage aufmerf
ium gemo9t, uno lire 8eoeutung er=
fenneno, ertparb Die gentral=5teue
oes @entral=&ereins I'M Monat Mat
cine gr0Bere Bartie &ranfenbaus=8e=
oarfsartifel aus be1tem @ummi gum
@11gros=Yreiie, uno bef0r0erte tie IN
Boitpafeten an cine &eibez bon &ran=
fenbdnlern nno garitasDerban0e IN
peri9ie6enen Eeilen Deuti6lan6s.
Mebrere A%uittnnger uber ben @m=
pfang 6ieier @aben liegen NUN Dor.
Sic 0riiden ni6t nur ben Can't Der
gmpfanger fur sic @aber, ionoern
Die freuoige ueberraidung 6ur6 oie
l1ebermittelung bon 5a@en, oeren Die
gmpfdnger iebr be0urften> un6 Die gu
erlangen lie fal It ale 9offnung anf=
gegeben botten. Die 8armber5igen
8rii0er in .8reslau> 6as cine o6er an
oere &ranfenbans, baben bereits Dor
etli9en @o9en ibrem Can't un6 ibrer
freu6igen ueberrai6ung Musorud
berlieben; 6ie1er Sage i6idte Ser Ga
ritasDerbano Der 9t05eie Srier etne
@mpfangsbeltdtigung iber 6 Hafete
nit @umminaren at Die GentralteQe,
in ser es TIA. beiBt: u@ie iebr Sic
unieren @iini6en entgegengefom=
men iin6, 5eigen 6ie nrs bon &ran=
fen un6 @aiienanitalten 5ugeben6en
DanfI9reiben 49,. @era6e in 8e5ug
anf @ummiia6en iin6 mir in GROCER
@otlage %getpeien, 90 6ur6 6en langen
&rieg 6ie 8orrdte ser &~rantenbaus-
beoarfsortifel gum gr0bten Sell anf=
gebrou6t unb Neronidaffungen fir
Die meiiten Mnltalten niht 5u er-
i6mingen itnb.
Die DEM 8riefe 6es @oritasoiref=
tors beigelegten S6reiben famen aus
iieben Mnitalten, sic lie einen Sell
Ser @nmmimoarer erbalten batten.
9ie Sberin zines carbohydrates in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
Gin Ameen3emee mber
wiencr Kinrerkcittt.

@elegentli@ ieiner lebten> am per=
gangenen Wittmo@ abgebaltenen Si=
bung batte oas &omitee oes American
&onpalescent Some for 8tenna's
gbil0ren5 Die groBe Sreuoe, Den er=
lten Beri9t zines Serrn entgegen5u=
nebmen> Der 0as &inoer-grbolungS=
beim in @ien perionlib inipi5iert bat
uno Ser, nit Sen notigen 8ouma6ten
ausgeitattet, Die amerifanii6e @run-
Dung uno sic Dur9fubrung Ser ST.
belt 0urb Oas @iener &omitee einge=
ben0lt gu priifen @elegenbeit nabm.
&err &ramer, Der crit am lebten
Dienltag na9 einem mebrmonatli9en
Mufenbalt in @ien 5urudfebrte, lit
poa 6es 2obes fir Die Mrbeit Der Ier5
te un0 @arterinne11. gr flbrte aus:
vSh babe mild ni9t oamit begnigt,
etne oberfldd4i9e Snlpettion Dor5u=
nebmen. Sd babe Ste Deden ge6oben
uno ni9t nur ben i6redli9en Mnbltf
Der p]erfummerten @lieber, lon6ern
au9 Sen erfreuliben Der peinliditen
Sauberfeit gebabt. ST. bah Sic Scott
probiert nno gut nno i6madbaft ge=
funoen. Sd babe Die Spitals=Mbtetl=
nng beiu6t un1 g%efur16en, 6aB Die
0ortbin gebra9ten &inoer oieielbe lie=
beboQe un6 aufmerfiame Yflege ge=
nieBen, mel6e Ben int Seim untergez
brabten 5l1teil miro. Sd babe nit Meit
glieoer1 6es &on1itees fonferiert nn6
5u meiner groBen @enugtuung gefun.
Den, 0aB es it@ wirf1i6 um Elm Werf
Ser e6eliten un6 uneigenniibigiten
Na6tenliebe ban6elt un6 0aB ie0er,
Ser nit 1em @eim in &erbinonng
ltebt> eS iib CUR &nfgabe gema6t fat,
1ein 8elteS 3u leiiten nn0 in Der @r=
fiia1tng 0ieier Aufgabe leinen 5tol5
uno feline @enugtunng finoet."
ginen beiieren 8eri9t, iniofern Die
Nrbeit in Betra9t fommt, t0nnte man
it'd mobl taum oenfen uno ioQte 6ie=
les erfreuli6e Neiultat 81 immer r1el1=
en- Mnltrengungen nn6 menn eS notlg
iein loqte, ielblt Opfern %anipornen.
Ser Beri9t 0es Serrn &pamer mnr=
0e ourb eine iunge @ienerin, 6ie nit
na9 Mmerifa fam, beitatigt nno
ermeitert. Die Dame bat 0es Sefteren
@elegenbeit genommen, 6as Seim gu
beiu9en uno it6 bon oet 6orti9ritten
ein5elner &inber 5u iber5eugen. Sic
er5dbIte, mie Elm &ino, 6as BEL ieiner
Mnfnabme me0er geben nod ipre6en
fonnte, ii9 5uiebenos bon Wo6e at
ISOLDE erBolte nn6 mie eS nod flint
8oden gelegentli@ zines 8eiu6eS
auf Tie 5ulief NIT Ser edit finoliden
Srage: u&ait' mir mos mitbradt?"
Die Observation-Disclosures 6es
@onpalescent Some for Gi=
@bil6ren befinoen ii@ 225-|
Mpen8ue> Seem Oorf Gloom 1106),
un6 bittet 0os &on1itee ale 5renn6e !
Der armer ungludli6en &irt6er, fret
Spen0en, lei es @el0 o6er gut
nod braud)bare uno RENT
getpni6ene &lei6er nnb @ai6e, BORT
fin 8u ien6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
get g'miFen.

Sem Ma5i, benz bam f tpieba 3'nadH
3tpoa Monat aufi bruntrnt,
So ian iebt nm, nno mia er b'rrm
&eunt fpteba auba funrnut,
Sragt Der Snipettor eabnn, OF benn
Gel @'tpiiien ii6 net riibrt.
.sSa," ia9t Der Na3i, rieu Is tpabr.
S Fan i9on 10 mas g'ipirt."
x9ant tia 6ana9 un6 gfiiat bic Gott.
limb IaB bi ntnma ieb'n."
Ser Na3i 9ebt, l1rb mia er bnun
Euat af Der @traben iteb'n,
9a brun11nt CT reuboQ bor> ft@ bin:
r0fe9t bat er. | muab 3 fa9'n
Mir t1at tpabrbafti ieba f9on
Wiei @'tptfien bestpeg'n i6lag'n.
3noa Wonat 5'pegen oaner 5ar,
&c lit gum 9eifi bpI'n;
8tpoa Sdu ian's a'ipe'n unb zane FAB
$ mir 5anon bloB sitobl'n.
W1ir fpar1e 8ortpirf' macbt,
or 9ol' / glei Die amber eau
Mir a no beunt al s Na9t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

= Gin Mutiger. ~Dort
tommt ser Rantoffelbel6 ST."
Scr Elm 8antoffelbelo? Ser
i1gte bod neuli9, feline Grau unter.
iucrfe 'i9 ieber MaBnabme."
~SSa, bon ieiten ibrer @6neioe.
rim"
flung. SSn Der
Ebeater- @%ar6erobe miro elm Eaiden.
6ieb ertpii6t. ~@em feblt Ser @elo.
beutel?" fragt Der @a6tmeifter.
~Mir! Mirl Mir!" i9reit es bon
allen Seiten. Steel" ruff Der Dteb.
Cine iol9e Sdmtn6elban6el 8uan-
gig Sdnoe bo9, un6 i9 bab' muir
flint Yortemonnaies!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

- Gut erfldrt. u%Sgnorant
bat CT MIDI gei6impft, mas Is oas?"
v@eibt: a &inobieb nit mil6ernoe
nmItGnoe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07
S6ntmanns @nmpr.

uSrau @9muoifen, tpenn sc
aber nu' MIDI bal6 Sic StraBe fret
gcben, Damn alarmiere i9 Die &io-
Mere un6 Iaiie Bontons iber Sbrer
&e6eflnB i6lagen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

@aoIer: @ntiduloigen @ie,
cob i6 bier 10 bereingeplabt toni
me, = fonnen sic mir ni@t cine
&renie an meinem Stab anbrtn-
gen?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

- Ser teuere Ell II. @irt:
Isle ftn6en ben @ein bel 3u teuer?
8as meinen sic, mas i6 bel Den
iebigen 3eiten babel 5uieBe?"
Gait: ~8aiier."
Danfbares 9bieft.
~2ebmannS Srau lit <aber rieitg
in Die 8reite gegangen."
Sea ia> = er lit bod audi Ser
rainipefulant!"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
VETERANS
 JOIN THE ARMY

Three veterans of the World War and two recruits were accepted for en- Hstment at the local Army Recruiting Station, 925 Main street, in the past few days and forwarded to their des- tination as follows:
 Victor Barkceiwic, 1S1 Madison ave- nue, Bridgeport. Conn.,, for Infantry, American Forces in Germany. This soldier is a veteran of Company K. 1O2nd Infantry; was engaged in the Chenin des Danes gas attack, was gassed July 21, 1918; returned to the u. S. with his organization and was honorably discharged April 29, 1919, as corporal with character excellent
 John F. Doyle, Danbury, Conn.,, for Ordnance Department, Springfield Mass. This soldier is a veteran of Company D, 1O2nd Infantry; was en-. gagged at Chemin des Danes; Foul Sector and Chateau Thierry, at which latter place he was gassed; inva1Eded home and honorably discharged March g, 1919, at Camp Devens, Mass, as private with character excellent"
 Konstanty Kurpiewsky, IA West avenue, Bridgeport, Conn.,, for Fifth E. F., was engaged at St. Mihiel; Foul Sector, and Army of Occupation in Company B, 301st Engineers. He was honoraibly discharged June 29, 1919, at Camp Eevens, Mass, as private first class with character excellent
 Harry Benson, 140 CourtGa nd street, Bridgeport Conn.,, for Ordnance De. partment, Springfield Armory, Mass.
 Raymond Berig, Kent, Conn.,, for First Field Artillery, Fort Sill, Okla homa.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12

HIS REGENT speech to the Commons Lloyd George aiks U with his usual frankness, Poland began the war against the advice of the Allies The entitled to inict such punishment on Roland as the future, such penalties as the Allies inflicted upon Germany the Sovets must not exngulsh independence must not destroy Polish national ity attempted Allies will fight the side o Poland United Kingdom will not send army It will send competent officers, and supplies With these the ca be beaten. Thus said MT. George
 by implication, that armed force would be sent by the Allies The economic blockade will be used any necessary, atainable extent.
 Mr. George and President Wilson take almost identical ground protect Polish independence the American ment available The language of the American susceptible wider construction to of aggression, than the language of Mr. George n
 other particulars the American note differs entirely the British position Mr. Wilson that there must be partition of Russia.
 George Wilson alike in their opinion that the Russian not working class government effect the minds of the Russian when they themselves to this effect and expect besides aena the sympathy of the socalistc of their and other populations.
 The MT. George frankly is based principles the Covenant of the League of Nations The economic boycott not according to George something that something that will necessarily lead to
 The principles of the League about to receive their great test If the of be attained at this time the usefulness of the will be established the strongest way The world i'll endure general effect of the League should be than to post pone war, the living would be much benefited
 The situation bright The Soviets control of great country They we'll armed disciplined They undoubtedly have the support Germany
 a They fanacally devoted to the extension of their principles and may decide to embark upon propa- ganda
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
ASSERTING THE CTTY'S RIGHTS

N 1T AYOR WILSON, asked why he has not asserted the WI rights of the city, to protect against the trolley strike, time proper to tear the tracks of the to order it to do This will be freely admitted
 statutes require the company instructng it that it must service This is the first sep
 If within thirty days serevice has been may order the company it's tracks If the does not promptly reply the city effect removal charging the of the the company. the succeeding steps.
 Mayor Wilson sought protect the people Bridge port he would have served notice the company before suspended service that he would himself
 Immediately service suspended would the company service upon the pains of the law.
 should have whether the trolley monopoly strike whether it operates with secret understandings
 The city, purest self protection ought immediately to first under the statute It should service If not tearing tracks and removing wires due season, not at all, wisdom shall direct
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
POLICE GET
 A COMPLIMENT

The police department have received a letter signed by Mauris R. Perry of the Harvey Hubbell Company which compliments the traffic division of the police department on the efficient way they handled the crowds and motor traffic at the open air concert which was con ducted by the company under the leadership of Dr. Gdovanii E. Con- terno at the open air arena on State street on last Thursday night.
 Writing for MT. H11bbeH, MT. Perry laid special emphasis on the way in which the utmost silence was main tained throughout the entire progr4 m which was most pleasing to the pub- lie who attended and to Dr. Conterno who was better able to bring out the best efforts of the musicians.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
LOOKING RACK FIFTY YEARS

From The Farmer: Thursday, August 12, 1870)
 MT. Loth the stair builder is getting up splendid black walnut post and railing for the fine residence of Mr. H. S. Sawyer. The newel post is five feet nine inches height and of the best specimens of workmanship that has yet been furnished in this city, MrLoth has had long experiences in his business and claims that work turned out of his establishment will rank with that of any other in this city.
 The work of reconstructng the walk front of the premises of Mr. David Peck Beaver street going vigorously ''Lovers Rock removed yesterday and Romeo and Juliet will be compelled go elsewhere here after to do their cooing and billing and hugging and sqeezng they often have at that scheduled spot the "stily night' Farewell Juliet; farewell dear Romeo
 The annual camp meeting at Milford commences on ing made the presumption be largely attend ed Excursion tickets to be issued the dation of those who go from this city, camp meeting opens on the same day at Plainville
 The Wheeler & Wilson band has been engaged to fur nsh the music at the reunion of the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery which takes place at Railroad Grove, West Haven Friday the 26h inst and promises to one of much interest Members from all parts of the will be present to take part the proceedings The ample arrangements have been made and the committee number and spirit any reunion held in the state E The Protector boys holding their picnic Penn broke Grove today and this evening. We hope they will have pleasant and satisfactory festival A lad named Bennett while picking up chips at the shop of the Wheel Wood Co.'s shop this forenoon care lessly allowed his head to contact with while motion and severely cut Dr. Hubbard dress led his wounds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
SAY BODY IS NOT
 THAT OF CAPPOLA

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 firm in their belief that the body of the man found is that of a laborer and a suicide. No Identification of the body has been made as yet. Michael Piccione, uncle of the Coppola youth, had not arrived in Hartford up till noon to identify the body. The State Police said they did not know if the body would be exhumed or not.
 sRegar ding the story in the morning paper that the body of the skeleton which was found in Pennington on Sunday might be that of the Coppola, Sergeant Frank Virelli of the State Police said this morning that there was nothing to it in his estim ation. He also refused to believe he said that Arthur Pratt who was arrested in New York city shortly after the dis appearance of Coppola had any con- nection with the case other than steal ing the car owned by the Coppola boy.