The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-14
BRIDGEPORT
 BRIEFS

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 City nurses will be given two weeks special training on communi- cable diseases at the Einglewood hos Ssita1 under the supervision of Health Officer William H. Coon.
 Those who say there's nothing new tn the world were given a shock to- >say when it became learned that a woman who lost a valuable ring in a Jitney received it back, the driver re- fusing to accept a reward.
 As a successor to Adjutant Frank J. Clancy, who quit the local post of the | American legion because it went on record as opposing the state bonus, the veterans last night elected John F. Moran, member of the police de- pertinent.
 All future meetings of the Bridge port branch of the American Radio : the Susman-Feuer Co.,, in the Ma . ttonal Grain Corporation building in : Water street. The amateurs are ! planning a busy program for the rest ed winter.
 Supt- Angus P. Thorne of the Char ities department is tickled with the way in which unemployed men are attending to the work offered them by the city in the vicinity of the Hill- side home. Applications for jobs are coming in at the rate of 75 a day.
 pr. B. J. Burns, day ambulance surgeon at the Emergency hospital, will retire to private practise on Jan. | 1. Dr. B. J. Coyle, substitute surgeon, will take his place, and Dr. Alfred kornblut will succeed Dr. Coyle.
 A cat, meowing to the name of Kelly, was recuperating at the gem era1 postoffice in New York, yestcr- day, from an eight days trip over seas from Manchester, Eng, in a
 Rt. Rev. Bishop Shahan of the Catholic University of Washington, D C., scathing1y denounced the burn Bolshevist practices would come home to London.
 Mrs Ellen O'Grady, appointed deputy police commissioner in New Yorls in 1918 quit her place yester- day denouncing Police Commissioner Enright.
 John T. Hettrick and 30 others were indicted and held in $100,000 ball for violating Donnelly antitrust act by taking part in a conspiracy to restrain trade.
 
 According to a speech made be- fore the Council of Russian Peoples Commissars on September 20 in Mos COW, Vanderlip told them he was con- fdent Harding and Republican Con- gress would establish trade relations with the Soviet.
 House at Washington unanimously passes bill repeating nearly all of the war measures.
 League adopts world court to keep peace which shall be a permanent tribunal.
 Root present plans to President t-e1ect Harding to insure and stabilize the peace of the world.
 Five men were killed and seven injured in a dynamite explosion at the Atlas Powder Co.,, near Landing. N. J.. yesterday.
 land and Jugo-Slavia have been broken off according to reports from the Hague.
 Two men were arrested in connec- tion with the theft of Charles M Schwab's $10,000 golden humido or presented to him by the city of Bal timore.
 Five horses were led to safety by ffremen last night when fire threat ened for a time the stable of the | Bridgeport Tallow company, at 452 Water street Slight damage was caused by the blaze.
 Charged with being implicated in the international automobile theft conspiracy which was uncovered some time ago, James G. Burroughs, of this city pleaded not guilty when arraigned in the Federal court at Detroit yesterday. He was held un- der $7.50O bonds for trial in about 10 days.
 Frederick Seifert, fireman at teached to Company No. 1, will be arraigned before the Board of Fire Commissioners Friday night on charges of being absent without of ficial leave.