The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20
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 The American-British iManufactur- Ing company resumed work yesterday after a shut down of several weeks because of lack of material. Mayor Fitzgerald Of New Haven, says he found the sentiment of the country in favor of light wines and beer.
 Fifteen thousand dollar damages are asked in a suit over an auto col hsion by the Bridgeport Land & Title company against Louis Pawlaski.
 sT%-r- &ysyr-.sr >---=---- a4s- The Chamber of Commerce retail merchant committee is meeting this |, afternoon to plan for Dollar Day. and the American Legion convention
 Maurice Schnee, 413 William street was slightly injured in collision of his auto with g bus : ! There is shortage of milk bottles and milkmen are asking the house. wives to look them up. | The coroner has decided that Mrs. Lucia Wakely died of natural causes. It was thought a fall killed her. % Work on Broad street extension will not begin for sixty days, probably. The jam of freight cars in the To- r cal yards Is being relieved. f, A cyclonic storm in upper New York damaged crops and buildings. Morris Spirit. Waterbury, was fined $1, 300 in a New York court for prof iteering in sugar.
 The ytneurs of Waterbury are plan ming 900 corporation.
 The trolley company has sent a jit- ney demand to Mayor Fitzgerald of New Haven but the mayor has not yet announced what it is.
 The decrease in the country's meat production for. the last six months was 4oo. .ooo. 900 pounds
 The state supreme court is meeting In Hartford today.
 J. Henry Rorahack has announced Morrow of Kentucky as the official notifier of Gov. Coolidge.
 There have been 5oOoO liquor arrests in the country but the percentage of convictions has not been very large . France does not seem to like the
 100000 persons have fled the typhus district in Poland
 The coroner has decided that love affairs were the cause of suicide of Henry H. Parsons, the young New York lawyer | LaFoIlette is considering an offer to run for president on a Liberal party l ticket
 Britain may bar Archbishop Mannfx of Australia from Ireland because of his speeches herc-
 Coffee valued at $500 was destroyed yesterday morning by a fire in the Peoples Dairy, I30 State street. The blae was started by an overloaded roaster. While attempting to arrest three men for transporting liquor on the Darien post road early this morning, Policeman Arthur Briggs of Green wich was badly beaten and his re- volver was taken away from him.
 Lieutenant Fred A. Bozeman of the Burns Detective Agency. has com pleted his work in Bridgeport, ac- cording to Mayor Clifford B. Wilson. The New Yorker Is now awaiting trial for an assault on Frank Cozza- 
 Thieves entered the Headquarters of the Veterans of Foreign Wars yes terday and made off with a small amount of change.
 Filippo Narcherano of PSI George street reported that the engine was stolen from his motorboat which was anchored at the foot of Knowlton street, sometime during the past two weeks.
 A gold watch owned by Straits Ionkelis was stolen from the mans room at $40 Pembroke street, yester- day morning.
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 Moscow, July 20-Russo-Latvian peace negotiations are progressing fla vorably and at least four points vir- tual1y have been agreed upon. They are:
 Recognition of Lettish indepen- dence and the renunciation by Rus sia of all claims of sovereignty in Lat via
 The liking of boundaries, subject to A joint commission of delimitation