The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-01

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( Detective John Seery last night ar
fested Joseph Bednar of $50 Broad
Istreet, bn charges of violating his
parole from z<wethersheld prison.
pBednar, who iss employed as a
= lEhauffeur. was sentenced to prison for
u check fraud
Police are searching for the driver
i6f an automobile which yesterday
lfnefning ran down and seriously in
Blurred George Navkin. 5. of 233 Pixley
, l33lace, near the Columbia Graphic
tphsne Company's plant.%S
Mrs, Katherine Braddock of 81
Hfallett street, suffered second de-
Bree burns of the body last night at
Eher home when she dropped lighted
Htsrnp which set fire to her clothing.
eShe WAS taken to the Bridgeport hos
bttai where it was said this morn
Ting her condition was fair.
Fire resulting from the dropped
lamp did slight damage to Patricel
san,s furniture store at the same adj
dress.
Z Milk took another jump in price
E1pday when circulars were distribut-
Eed to the effect that starting today
k2rade B milk will sell for IS cents
n quart and Grade A milk would cost
ri cents per quart. Increased cost
5pf production is given for the in
fcrease In price.
One year old Josephine Moran
suffered minor bruises to her scalp
yesterday afternoon when her hair
got caught in a washing machine be-
tang operated by her mother at the
chlld,s home at SOS onnecticut ave-
tnare. She was treated by DIR. Owen
II, Groark of the Emergency staff.
Engfant's three big unions vote to
stand by miners.
York building. Twos dead and fif-
teen hurt.
Three more strikes ordered for
New York today. PlImmers, paint
,ers and van drivers are seeking in
creases, Twenty thousand are in
Tolved. ~. -'yst
Governor Cox says Republican
= Maine legislature met today in
especial session tos formulate election
laws to care for the women voters
nj the state.
'tBabe'' Ruth seeks injunction to
;prevent motion picture company and
others from exhfbiting him in a ser
,aes of moving pictures Asks mill
lion dollars as damages
Nine moro reported dead in Bel
fast riots.
Ponzrs maximum deposit for one
day was s2,70o,0o0 instead of mill
lions he claimed.
Merchant Marine act may abrogate
~ previous treaties.
Government ofncaaIs say they have
,xaid their last word to striking an
lthracite miners.
snake whip on man clipping with her
daughter in the Union station, Chi
icago.
Waterbury judge denies injunction
ito jitney owners
New Haven harbor is declared tc
ttbe filthy by state experts.
Loose methods employed in tn
Keeping of the town of Handlers
Finances reported responsible for the
shortage of 81, 339 recently discovered
Professor Bernadotte Perrin of Yale
Aied last night at the home of his
in lies a
saratoga SPRINGS, N Y
- Connecticut Anti-Mosqllfto aSocia-
zion OF New Gaven filed articles Oh
Incorporation at Hartford yesterday.
Hrptiry season for blackbreaste
and golden plover and the great and
small legged snipe opens today.
English instructor at High school
MISE wyaand wired her resignatio OF
from her home in Ohio
Court is asked to divide we1io1
property in whiting Lane.
E g. Wolfe says bank deposits herr
were pever so large
bridgeport Dredge and Dock Com
pany gets contract to place 1000 ton
of. stone on the two brealSwaters il
the outer haTbor.
Frank P. Walsh is to address
meeting of the Friends of Irish Free
dom at mass meeting at Polls Oh
Sunday held as a protest against tn
treatment of MacSwiney.
Registrar Lounsbury explains law
governing tl1e-llseo of the ballot t.
women 'T~--
Charles M. Williams, superintendent
of Connecticut School for Boys a
.Meriden for last % years, has resign e.
his position
sskdrtse<senera1 Cole inspected frs
recrr1t organization in New Have
,xY,f<sy1 win be roart of new Nationa