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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
A Daily Once Over
You Can't Itid Your stomach.

u Is hard luck old man. hut you have 10 adj
nit That that digestive apparatus OF yours is
good il once.
sure, goa ieci iust as strong aad young as
you eve: DID and sou can cat anything you
want ~ amy time.
This 5 what you wan: your friends TO .hi,.k
bGi YOU know YOU wrong
YOU have O stuffed. uncomfortable feeling
after good sized meal ot rich foods. and you
are Vel! aware that you have had many at
tncks OF indigestion from eating what you con-
slider normal. hearty meal.
Th>se are warning signals that ali is not as
i should bc--serious trouble ahead.
WIZ yoO pay attention to the signale, or must
You nave serious illness and allow tho cond.-
ton 10 become chronic?
X would be much sensible 10 cat The
heavy meals eat more slowly and reduce the
quantity 81 seasoning you think you need and
then yous digestive apparatus could handle
your food
You may De able 20 bluH others. even :our-
self. Dat you can't oluh your stomach ard your
stomach IS hound TO get even.
your digestive o-gans.--tcpyr!ght, 1921
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Keyboard Touches
It's the wife Does the sunday Cooking.
BY FRANK III. BROOKS,

for your wife,
Isn't il fact ira, you want q bigger dinner
more elaborate service, and feel pretty proud to
invite some o. the fellows from the office or
"hon out sundays, arEely to show of what
establishment you have home?
Vile is glad 10 more than do her share cook.
ing ana serving a delicious meal. using the best
table linen and silver. and being obliged also 10
So" ihat the children and herself III esscd
IN sunday best to correspond.
. Tnai she not only spent several more hours
~ the Kitchen sunday than she must on
other days that SHE has also several hours 70
spend washing and !ronin. the tire linen and
shining and counting and putting away tho
ira silver. and then must clean the gravy off
stainx off the "doiIed I'M" Iktie girl-these
things don't count, eh?
You can chat and smoke and swell up with
pride and feast and and bask Yourself IN
your lovely home with your outside friends who
would not sit up one night with your baby with
tho Group, eh?
Suppose you dig in and help your wife Sun
days. and that she gets out somewhere or
holidays. and then you both can rest together
1t won't spoil her--Copyright, 1920
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EASTERN SHORE SHIPMENTS
TOTAL EIGHTEEN MILLIONS
Crops Harvested Show Big Increase
Over Previous Year, Produce
Association RepOrts,

ONANCOCK, VA, Jan. l8.---Crops
harvested and shipped from the East
ern Shore during the past year are
valued at $I8.000.610. according TO n
report made at the recent meeting Of
the Produce Associations. which
handles large portion of the crops
in this section. TO this can be added
several million dollars worth OF fish
and oysters, which are sold through
other dealers.
The report Of the exchange shows
that the business done aggregated Il
total of S13.2s1, 269.2t. exceeding The
previous years business by s4,4lG,-
i9469 Produce sold through indivi-
dual and other dealers easily brings
the total up to SlS.oo0.0Oo. These
products wcfc sent out by the eX-
change: Irish potatoes, 1.632.95S pack :
ages; sweet potatoes, 1,07o143; straw
berries. 48,736 crates: cabbages. 66.757
crates; onions. SS.545 crates.
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ters I.thre.


death;
The Tyre, with broken strings, IS
washed ashore;
The pipes Of Pan, filled with an alien
breath,
Wall out an endless dscord ever
out Ger the shadow-hnunted sea that
Restless across the masterpieces
graves,
Float hollow echoes; and the night
wind sweeps,
Laden with murmurinss. across the
waves.
fhey sleep uatroubled by this new
They. who live on wi,hin the heart
of men,
Who piled their craft. and WOW. an
that was best
INTO their tapestries OF life, ana
Left but tho remnants for apnrentices
10 misht into stanzas such as these
Manchester, n. II. "
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
.i'crnnus E'usit.


Il seems like yesterday that with other chill
drcn sang
Old Going TO Jerusalem" untu the wckln
ranEi
/. seems bu, JUS, an hour ago. scanty hour
That was counting who was 1t. with "ccncy-
m;ncy-mo.'
And just last night, Il wasn't moro than that,
you must agree.
VIC played Post -ofii,Gc, and you had n hckyy mail
for me.
And just last that moonlit night. watched
the skies with You
We drifted then toward Honeymoon, snug in
cur light canoe.
Tomorrow. love. i: Is so close. Toner
row is so near
Tina, feel it's touch tonight. citing To-
gcthev. dear.
So close ,ha, draw the curtain
To-day
We sec Tomorrow's misty form ana feel it slip
away!
l;ut shall sec those other days, and you shall
sit with
And 1 shall toss YOU red frui, down from that
same cherry tree,
And shall the crimson dawna nor heed
the tw'ights gray.
And Ring around the Rosy in our dreams Of
Yesterday!
sell ont before the Constitutional Amendment
goes IN. We reckon patient man. by waiting
until evening. can buy right good Ticker
Ter a dollar quart.
A Grievance
You married your frs: husband and d.
vorced him in two years.
Yes said the witness.
And your second husband died IN eighteen
nlonthsr'
'Ncs."
And this man, your third husband. you have
been living wii him four ycars?'
Yes
You married him for his money"
Yes, and eot e; what I'm suing 50. now IS
overtime"
HE Choice.
And your son is determined asairs, a., adj
vice. 10 so into politics."
YEP can't convince him on tho ministry
because lie says it's too easy, and he won; 60
IN for business because It's too hard or the pro
csss!cns, because they're too uncertain. c,n
siderinE all angles, reckon he'd bette. take up
politics before he gets Interested IN being a
oock-ascnt."
Wien matTnony gets 10 be : thing tIa.
not; therein DC a passed. Q: old maids reading
Isaiah ~.
Gee whiz VIVA, world IL is.
Can't set q bottle of old gin fig
CSb't puN co.i unless YOU a re Sick:
AID they'll have you arrested 20: saying
stick"
ry. and things are so hish
Ite dcarc- 20 live than Il is - de:
And man with three daughters four sons and
Is leading regular ieiuvs life!
me. rs pleasure "a sec
food for quarter but wouldn't !: DC
An awful down for the pride CO men
II the fashion went back 20 tho beef stew
again?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

which argued Monday, remains to be
acted on. Since the Federal amendment only
prohibits Intoxicating liquors. thore is Il
chance that the provision in the Nostead
enforc nent act which prohibits an alcoholic
content above ono-half Of 1 per cent may be
overthrown in this and other suits to test
it's legality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
OUsTED REDS START INLAND
FINN WHITE GUARDS PILOT
PARTY TO RUSSIAN BORDER
Emma Goldman and ZIG COMPANION.
EXPECT 10 lie Welcomed by So
Wet OmciuIs.
IDy Associated Press. !


TANGO. FINLAND, Jan. 18Th.
special train carryinG TO the border Of
soviet Russia Emma Goldman, Aloxan
der Berkman and 247 other radical.
deported from the United States as nm
W:,rGn ; ALIENS. left last nigh, to-
the frontier Finnish White Guards
are stationed on each car ula,farn,
rhTrr ry OF The radicals are In cac., car r..
party from the United Statcs Arn',,
transport Buford, which brought m.
" mo, to Hhngo TO tho special
officials aboard tho Euford were nn
well satisfied with the prepara;ion.,
made made. by thc Finnish officials that IL
detachment with the party. nor ~,
Immigration Commissioner Eerl',,,;,'
consider 1t necessary to accompany il
Antwerp tonight.
Goldman Expects to he Met.
The dcrortccs themselves did mo-
apncar apprchensirc. Emma Goldman
nna ,E 60 she eelisysd the Dolshcvis,.s
ny courier. and that she thought hc..
old Chicago friend. bill" shattST. nov
inania ,-oG ro,nmanher OF ,petrograJ
receive the, party. Both the Euford's
officers and tho radicals we're conn
a a, mat !hG party will be permitted
route across the bridge near Tcriioki
Berhman's final words as he board
cd the train were:
g., Vel, boys. hope to sec YOU soon
eastward cas-. toward Ruesia. Miss Cold.
man talked frosty of her future plane
III Set along all right with til.
!" tTN To impose my anarchis,ic idea.
on them. Twenty years ago Ern.et
vrosby fpunded ia inc United Stafrs
me American Friends Of Russia
rrtfnoip l purpose reciprocatiu.s b.
FORMING IN Russia q s!H!in- orsnriz.
tlph. "hlcn VIII he called the Hursir-r
Trends ol american freedom"
Officials Have Reds. Money.
Two representatives, OK the America
consulate ',t HeisiHSfors, who came t..
Tango 10 execute powers OF attorue.-
i"r 100 members of tic part. ar. 40
,onpanylnG tIc train 10 tho front d,
~ - estimated that tho members a.
M pAFty nave a quarter Of n million
aa4ilafs o" d.postt in American hank.
me powers OF attorney. howcy.r
provide for The disposition OF onli
hach ,nemher Of the party IS pro
F'Hcd Win rd,ioHs for five DAYS A
- ~ unlikely The radicals will be si,;c
:" ma roHreyanccs across tic from
Ter thsy are worried over tn, o,ie,-
Ton OF transferring their heavy Ing
fog:. 5liss Goldman Il taking wiz
per seven trunks. mostly filled with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

IN Chicago the chief effect Of prohibition.
according 10 the police. is increase Of the
sobriety and consequent efficiency, activity
and success OF the professional burglars,
hoidup men and highwaymen. AS no such
results are visible among the police, the un-
avoidable conclusion. from their own theory,
is that they have ways OF getting il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Nothing more graceful, pleasant and graft
Tying to American people has developed since
the war than the volunteered tribute OF the
Mayors OF English cities not only TO the
American armies, but 20 the excellent con-
duct OF individual members OF rank and file
aud the fine impression they left with the
strangers with whom they were in contact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Repatriation OF the German prisoners of
held b. France is to begin as soon a.
the necessary rolling stock can he got from
Germany, and will continue q, the rate OF
6,ooo or more day until all are returned.
This is one time when Germany may be de-
pended on TO put its rolling stock at the
service OF the French without unnccessar"
delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1920.

Formerly we said OF Il man. by way OF
compliment, that he WAS good TO saw wood
and say nothing. Now We say OF him, by
way OF comment that he was one who saw
wood alcohol-and also and subsequently,
had no further remarks 10 offer on any
subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

The annual convention OF the National
League oi Commission Men attributes tie
high cost Of living TO the shortage of re-
f:igcrator cars. So that is the niger III lie
woodpile responsible for the discoura ging
situation is it? And the government con
;rols the railroads and their equipment?
That sounds like campaign argument for the
Republican party, rcady-madc and immed-
ate!y available.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

berlin. Jan. ls.--The Zeitung Am
Mittas says that Ellis l.. DreseI. act-
flares Of The United States at Berlin,
h9s arrived in Berlin to take charge
or american interests until the SEN
ATE NJ Washington has ratified tho
peace treaty.
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Nc1x workers an StriLc

BERLIN. IAN. ls.-.waee strikes
have broken out in The Wolfe Bu.
roau's news agencies at Hamburg
Cologne. Stottin, Danheig. Dusseldorf
and other cities of Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

ENJOYS "of the elected government, OF ,ha
Irish republic" lost no time in getting their
case before the league OF nations at the frs,
meeting OF the council Of that body Thee
cnvoys protested against ehar they termed
the unreal. Engffsh simulacrc Of an inter.
national 1cague OF peace" Since America.
the best friend OF the so-callcd ''goycrninent
of the Irish republic, is not member Of the
league, the council, no doubt will lct i,
go at that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
CStMaI1i Hn,

MAHY good Democrats arr concerned over
~ me selection bi the Democratic Ma
Nonal Committee or san Francisco as the
scene Of the forthcoming national convcn
.ioh. lAey feel that the committeeman al
lowed the money consideration, "a affecting
the committee itself, 70 weigh too beavi,v
IN favor Of the far Western CITY. and ,ba,
little Will be gained by assembling the nar,r
hosts on the Pacific Coast, while much is m
be- lost.
The most serious objection TO San Fran
CISCO mat mas been urged is the fact ,ha,
me Instance Of the coast city from tie East
ano the South will add unfortunately TO the
expense account OF the delegate and a!,cr.
nate the cost Of the long journey win mr..
.eH' AuncrecS OF men OF moderate means
IRON attending the convention I, viii re-
oace some Of the far Eastern delegations
- me l!pe 81 men TO whom TIC cost is i'm
material and, therefore, the cony.,,ion will
not nc truly representative d the gr.a, n,,,v
ioE which il ig court OF Las. appeal
~ must DC assumed, of courEc Ina, ,be
"a'ohai committee fully considc!ed mi.
phase % the matter and balanced ar.ins,
al nc advantages. The nost obyious NJ
tLese advantages l. the Influence y,ljcb -.
pA'eA''oh va! hsTs upon The voteys III tho
" Sh'' hfse "otsrE cast the ballots which
Fc-tlcci"i woodrow Wilson Th. Ssr,h -.
me "est, plus Ohio and Z few other g,.,cy
carried ne parry banner 10 SUCCESS and f.,
sense tn" aSart III The eGnv.ntton y, c.
francisc2 !S f.cnxnition Ut the Marty anil
eaticn 70 ,he Western ,o,era ajnyc,,y., !.
i q diFeci bid ~ them for ,nci- yayn, i,
me iutuTc. ana the Committeeman uadcuI,
! ca'y believed tAai invch might be gained T.,
that direction ~ NsRing the 1eyi; ,.,n,aya
on the Pacific Coast
Ne'ef before has srea, national cou.eo.
non oeci! hein IN city "ca, n Denver. m.
DcinotiaG i'll -: !aYz4ei l1l,y.sn ..s
'h" hcpHp!carf Il cae TIKI arm y, gI.,s
apois. bot In mnr. .elent ys.., ftI,..,'
D. LOUIE ha's a~:n fsyzfa1-1 a. III. r,,n,
desirable cnnY:n,.ru ,.,.,e = 49,, ,,s,
hIhtory III the er.a's1 Hzn.a.lss ar ;,lns.
dciphid ""fa -" ssrlrsa,.t .thr... g.,
Nenrcfa'!c and iEy.h..,.. ,,..g.,t..l,s Ia,
as'h9 ff"fh ne i"c~hG HtH..l%1 az ,aD G,,,
wilson crnyrn'lrn nAilkae 1<,,, 81 I'LL,
tast in NaGY fGs4a.R
iucSlly hnnp Nh&,ae -. ,s....
n'nncHh III tsnG!Gst. i.+ r,a.s<..,,,
on not " ~ prrr@r ,ss, .,.,lsx ~
gTar"r'E tHs Dain!8i ~ - ,ases.,.,n -. i.
"hlH'hhg "hH~h ~. saa a...c.4, ~. q,
ciared ~ "nf a. NJ aA>a- .4s.l.4<...s
never I" come ~ ai,2 z>r,< sat
'i"" h""a tha b'sgjss - 10 c.>u.,..,,.
nohkey strike ynaH fse z t,y.. ...l.,e IT,,
man Tie trHmpetiAz III ..a = II r .a.s...+4
ne Hoh"ey 81 '"a@ts .n..t IN ~ Il, ~. -.
a't"Ecihcr c"hiGea' tltA nl fslssssr :. I'D
coming chmpaigr
,"is'easmaM fe5s. III D,dr. KS t,s. ~.
p'.s.n' "h'"" 10 hme,I,a is ~. y. M
oa' 'o"' u he nil stM~4A et..
'u""as ihe Reds anh hhr h.y.t -. e.,. ,sa.
ifs .f..,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Shin Many oxstcrk,

ONANcOCK, VA, Jan 1s.-Two
thousand packages of oysters and
CLANS were shipped from ChincoteaCuc
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Again the United States supreme cnu,,
mas decided against the whisky interest f.,
denying motion OF the Retail Liouor u.oi.
.ers Association Of New Jersey for permission,
to institute an original suit TO tics, iIIo con
stituuonality OF the prohibition aInepdn,or,
10 the Federal Constitution The court dis
missed the motion for lack OF Jurisdiction
and there would appear TO be no ouos.ion
OF the soundness OF the opinion II is bos.d
on Article ILL., section .. claugo , ~ a.
Constitution, which reads: In All c,s.s -,
fecting ambassadors other public rniuig,c,Y
and consuls, and those in which = stan eb.l,
be party. the Supreme Court shall have o,i.
inai jurisdiction III all the other caeos h
fore mentioned the Supreme Court shall bayc
appellate jurisdiction. both as Ia law ana
TACT, with such exceptions and under e,,ci
regulations as the Congress shall make" Trn
Congress not having made provision for ,bc
institution OF original suits by such por,ioe
as named in the motion, there could hc ,o
question of the courts lack OF jurisdiction,
However, the parties TO this suit are moi nr,
hibited from making the test they souph, hv
institutins suit III an inferior court and
carrying 1t to the Supreme Court ON aDpesl
The denial, however. docs not terminate IN,
Senort5 to expedite determination Of the oucs
ton on motions fled by the State OF Ebod,
: Island asking similar permission. for IN,
; jurisdiction OF the court in such original nro
ceedngs is expressly stated in the section O,
/ the Constitution quoted above This motion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

BRANCH OFFICES: Was.
ingtun. tbl6 New York se-
nue.; New AUX City. kiftn
Avenue DuuuilIE. Chicago,
feopic's Gus BuIlJing;
riii.n uciphnl. LclutiiaI trus
ltulIutnE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

TELEPHONE: Randolph l..
Private iSrapct t.1cIiuuge
come, ting Nith all depart
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Address ALL CONN UNICA.
TlONS to The Tlmes-Dis-
unlAn M NOT To suuINAIuilIh
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Va. by The Times Dispatch Pub.
Chnrics b. iii,Sbrook. tsuitvr uno
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'ohfreasmaM Fe3s ~ Dnin. ss<s AKA IT,,
p'.seh' unrest 10 hm+,I'a il ~. n. ~
c a..,'a'' ~. no"' u he "ib stA.lA ess,
"a""'" ihe Reds a'th hrr h&.s -. eg,. ,ss.
cause, he "iii bc gc,tlng " t<,.,.,l,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

10" d""a 'ha ms2js1 - 80 r,,,u.-..,s.
nohkey STRIKE 2rg" f%@y e t,y.. s.ss,,e z.,..,
IMAM The tHmDetiAz III ~. 4 II r. .5.u...t,
ne H0nhsy ~ ."aets tm.:t 2f,. I. -. 4, ~ -.
''t'geiher c'nhGeai sltz as ftEsms = slu
coming campaign
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-02
SPAIN RULED AS WERE RUSSIANS IN OLD TIMES

Madrid. July 2-Spain has been rnIed since March 24, 1919, bJ us srccessive governments in the same way as Russia was ruled under tne old despotic er1perors, assert the Llo- eraI newspapers.
 aOn that date the constltutlohai guarantees were suspended In all inc provinces" says La Libertao' s.and till this date never nave peer, restored. Even when the general elections were in progress pupiio rights under only one of the aru- cIes of the constitution, and then only the second paragraph Of Art1cie XIII. were permitted to be exerclseo that is to say, the right or nololhs ouiet public meetings.
 '-rhis permission was useless ny l- se1f without being accompanied pS the others consecrating the same pre- cent of the fundamental law, since what could be the object of hololne meetings while the prohibition was still enforced against the free ex- pression of opinion and while tne press continued muzzled
 The censorship continually exer. cised not only on Spanish papers ou' on telegrams to the foreign press also Is sharply criticized.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-02
RUNNING BIRD AND WEASEL

.A -.u fence built over thirty v.srs ago led from the Ruby-throat $ apple tree to a grove or nernIochs sore hundred feet north,' says R. l.. Brasher in his story of his fnunate study of a humning bird family re, lated in "A Gallant in Ruby anu TsoId v published in the July issue CT povs, Life. ''This had been fa-' yorite runway for red squirrels and cbinnounks. but from the time or Rubv-throat's arrival they were forc- cd to make a detour. A red squr- rel can move speedily on 1am1liar fence roads (once I followed one TOT nearly half a mile, my horse was so- Ine .t a fast trot while the little 1ei- low carried a butternut, and ne was still ahead when he turned the COT = ner). but when Sir Ruby advanced fo the attack--a tawny streak flash A aIone that rail road and disap- neared into the dark green confer ous shadows.
 1erhe fiercest scrap of all took place nearly beneath the home tree at the end of this fence. l saw what Ill first appeared to be venturesome red squirrel which had not been in- { itiated into the fact that this par ticular chestnut highway was closed come swiftly along its top. Hal1' way down he was met py ai eAp
 ing shell, but continued iorsihs ahead. The onslaught became more fnsistent. shells exploding more rap idlv as he approached the sacred pre- cfncts. the final attack being deliver ed at the end of the fence directly beneath the apple tree. The dimin utiye warriors feints and strafsn drives followed each other with th' swiftness and regularity of machin' guns. and at last the weasel-for was one of these bloodthirsty HUI demons-could stand 1t no longer but escaped into a frienoiy hoi .ynong the rocks. AS far as my ob servatton goes, the hummingbird the only thing smaller than hinsel which has ever made this terro turn tail"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-02
DE:vtlk

Local baseball fans are promised plenty of excitement Sunday after noon when the Milford A. c. baseball team will clash with the Paddock A. c. of Walnut beach in the last of a three game inter-town series on the Gulf street grounds. Each nine has won one game, the first going to the beach boys by the close score of to 1, and the town boys taking the second by a score of 4 to 3. Both contests were well played and filled with many sensational plays.
 Manager Steve Boni of the Pad docks announces that he has secured the services of Jim Gorm1ey, for mer star on the Worcester team in the Eastern league, who will play right field Sunday and with Jim Lynch, a former New York state league player, and Champion as the battery the boys from the Paddock feeI confident of coming out on the large end of the score. For the Mil ford team Captain Larkin states that he will use his usual lineup, with Lockwood and Ford doing the bat tery work. The game promises to be one of the fastest here this season, and it is expected the largest crowd of the year will be on hand to wit ness the contest, which will be called 
 at o'clock.
 Edwin Smith of Milford Point road sustained a compound fracture Of the left arm and a disIocated elbow when he slipped and fell from the pack uorch of his home this morning. A local physician was summoned and Administered treatment.
 Joseph Condon, a farm hand in fine employ of Robert Treat of wood mont, received severe injuries or the head and chest and sustained Irac- +,,ras of two ribs today when a horse . which he was harnessing, became un- manageable and kicked him. HIS head was badly cut and required IA stitches to close the wound.
 Charged with operating an auto mobile without a license, Eric A FIX Iund of 2eO Seaside avenue, Bridge nort was fined $25 and costs by fudge J. D. Brown in the town cour' today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-02
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