The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-27

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 Twenty-two trunks were in the Hartford police court yesterday Thieves in South.ngton clealt out the restaurant of John Cally of every thing movable.
 There will be another autopsy on fhe body of Salvatore Trion of Bristol to prove that he didn't die of murder as alleged.
 England has finally decided to bar Archbishop Mannix from England Chicago had 25 -hold-ups Monday, most of them being staged by auto bandits.
 Idtchfield will celebrate Its bicenten- nial from August 1 to 4.
 Two hundred soldiers i'll at SaranAc went on strike because of an order transferring them to other sanitor1a. DcSAioycl dL SttI CTaIIClScO SeIZcu 300, ,o00, 900 gallons of oil following a dispute between the company owning 1t and the government over the price. Nathan |. Miller of Syracuse {. will probab bly, be the Republican candidate for governor of New York.
 The State of New York has paid about a fourth of the entire federal tax
 Ina Republican state convention will prorahly be held at New Haven lafe In September.
 Operators announce that there will be plenty of coal this winter despite reports to the contrary. Clothes belonging to Joseph Rakat- sky, of 70 Prospect street, were stolen from Fairfield beach yesterday while the owner was bathing.
 Charles L. Kettles of eS4 Main street, driver of horse-drawn truck which struck and fatally injured seven-year-old James DlAna, of s2 Gilmore street, at the corner of Main and Bank streets last night, is being held by the police under S1,000 bonds on charges of manslaughter, pending the result of the coroner's investisa- tion- The youngster died in St. Vim cents hospital shortly after the acci- dent
 At Louisville friends chained Cliff ford H. Meschmeyer, bridegroom, to a truck and dragged him through the streets The driver was arrested The steamer Martha ran aground at Penfeld Reef yesterday but was inoated and brought into the harbor.
 Ethel Morgan, arrested at New Ha- ven foS queer actions, will be exam ired. 1t being the belief that tn, OuiJa board Is responsible
 Secretary A S Lynch of the Demo cratic state committee had his nose broken In an auto collision
 The Black Rock Improvement As spciation last night approved the jit- neyz
 Three thousand Chinamen from New York came by steamer to Roton Point yesterday for a picnic
 Seventy-two Hartford jitneys came to Bridgeport yesterday
 Thousands have been made home less by a typhoon in Luzon-
 Sir Thomas Lipton will challenge again If he loses the cup
 Government officers say that British troops alone saved Belfast from a massacre
 Villa Is holding Carl Haegelin ar American brewer, for ransom
 Gen Lucien F. Burpee of the State Guard arrived at Camp Rau at Man tic yesterday
 The recent storm has taught tn, farmers of the state that barbed wir' fences are a source of danger to catd as the lightning runs along the fences GREY WORN AT
 SECOND MARRIAGE
 Gray Is still looked upon as tn proper thing for the bride wh makes a second venture into matri mpny Lady Susan FitzClarence, young widow of the late war, re gently married Wyndham Birch. I S O., and wore a frock of gray lac over light gray ninon. with wid gray tulle sash and a gray straw ha edged in lace and trimmed with large gray tul1e bow
 Three pages wore quaint costume