The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-21
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PaSQ11ale Manini, a Fairfield saloon 7 Keeper, was fined $50 and costs in the Fairfield town court yesterday after noon, for selling liquor without a H. cense. Manini was arrested by State Policeman Robert Brddgeman.
 An automobile owned by J. Pierson of 655 Stfllmzn street was stolen from garage at the corner of StiNman and Brooks streets last night. The ma chine bore Massachusetts markers.
 Thieves entered garage owned by Nano Verne, 155 Holster avenue. last night, and made off with an automo- bile windshield, a hood aud two inner tubes. ..sisss
 Paul Sanvona of 2O2 Willard street reported to the police this morning that burglars broke into a motorcycle shed at the rear of his house last night, and stole tools valued at 80.
 Frank Johnson of Philadelphia com- plained to the police last night that he had been robbed of $55 while in q Lexington avenue, saloon.
 Frank Leon of 3S9 Grand street, who tried to end his life by taking gas yes 4 terday morning, has recovered and will be discharged from St Vincents hospital today or tomorrow.
 The transportation committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet to- morrow Afternoon to discuss the coal situation.
 A great jam of freight in the liar lem River yards is holding up ship yY1enfa fo. New EnHland. Funeral of Prince Joachim. suicide, was held yesterday at Potsdam
 George H. Ouimet of Springfield was arrested at Wallipgford when the truck he was driving ran down Mrs. Etta Wetzel.
 Trolleymen have asked New Ha- ven to ban the jitneys because the jitney service might cut down the number of trolleymen. Railroad employees at New Haven will meet tonight to vote on the new wage award. Charles H. Smith of New Haven had his skull fractured in an auto crash at Gui1ford at midnight.
  son of New Haven has been accepted by the United church with regret. Ambrose Stephens. cigarmaker, New i Haven, committed suicide by gas. Two and a quarter grains of radium have been purchased in New York for s225,ooo. The million dollar estate of John Lyon of Greenwich goes to his daugh- ter the widow receiving only $7,00o. Benjamin A. KimbaIl, president of the Concord and Montreal road, died yesterday at Concord He was S7.
 Fire caused a. loss of $25,0o0 in the ship chandler establishment of Dar- row and Comstock in New London last night.
 Drys threaten to impeach the mayor of Chicago because of wetness.
 Representative Volstead of Minne- sota wins the nomination for congress in his district, the man who beat him in the primaries, Rev. O. K. w. Vjale, being disqualified because of violation corrupt practices law.
 George H. White, of Marietta, O., was named as chairman of the na- tional democratic committee yeSter- day.
 Senator Harding has coined the word "normalcy" meaning normal conduct of government affairs.
 Joseph Schilalibich was killed at Rockville when the axle of his auto broke.
 Charles J. Bolin was arrested in Hartford for the theft of tires from a Waterbury firm.
 Thomas J. Spellacy will devote his time to the practice of law. and run ming a newspaper.
 Leon Daley, New Haven road conductor, was fined $25 at Hartford for theft.
 The Bristol police are still investi- gatfng the murder of Salvatore TrioH. The message found at his death is believed to have been written by an other person.
 CONGRESSIONAL
 RECORD COSTLY
 Washington, July 21-The cost of publishing the Congressional Record, the government publication recording daily everything that is said and done in Congress, as well something's outside, was $537,640 last year, prac- tically the same as for 1918, but about $300,000 less than the 1917 cost.
 These figures were given recently by Russell O. Beene, accountant at the government printing office in