The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-31
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George Murphy of 542 Noble ave-
nue. is in the Bridgeport hospital in
a serious condition this morning as
the result of an auto accident last
night when he was thrown through
the windshield of truck in which
he was a passenger.
Final arrangements for the taking
over of the Woodmont Fire depart
ment by Milford, will be completed
Monday night when the Milford fire
commissioners and Chief Lewis F.
Stowe meet with Woodmont officials.
While standing at the edge of the
road, Alice Cunningham, 6, of 532
East Broadway, Fort Trumbul beach
was struck and knocked down last
night by an automobile operated by
John Clark, of 60 Beach street,
Bridgeport The child was not seri-
ously injured.
Raeffene Reig, IL, of 169 Spruce
street fell into a pile of scrap metal
at the plant of the American Tube
& Stamping Co. last night and suf-
fered severe decorations of the left
cheek.
InOmaS ESdn, III, OIL 4of water
street was knocked into the harbor at
the foot of Wall street last night by
a line thrown from the tugboat Mac
Kenzie. He was dragged to safety.
Struck by an automobile that was
owned and driven by John Clarke of
62 Beach street in Milford last night
six-year-old Alice Cunningham,
daughter of William Cunningham, of
532 East Broadway, Fort Trumbull
Beach, sustained severe decorations.
Sim Feiners disarmed military pa
| troll of fourteen men in Dublin and
escaped.
.Hold-up men took $3,499 payroll
| money from Farrell & Son, coal deal
ers, at 134th street. New York.
Gov. Cox at Dayton yesterday told
| the crowd to come and see him at the
| White House.
The French are afraid that all the
Arabs will unite with Syrians against
| them.
Rev. John Norberry, of Brooklyn
| sitting in the Presidents chair, at the
| White House, prayed for the Presi-
dent.
| Baron Okuma says that war be.
| tween the United States and Japan il
unthinkable. z.
The Mexican government will pay
| back $4,000 Villa borrowed.
| Fire on the Williamsburg bridge
| over the East River will keep the
| bridge out of business for a week.
| The United States Chamber O
Commerce has passed a resolution
| favoring the open shop and maxim;
unions legally responsible.
Wool consumption showed a de
| crease of 100000 pounds in June
| Gen. c. H. T. Lucas, kidnapped ir
| Ireland by the Sim Fem, has escaped
Eight persons lost their lives in q
factory fire in Philadelphia.
! Reports from Russia are to the eff
feet that the troops are refusing to
| obey Lenine and that the Caucasus
| army is in revolt.
| New York city will have a budget
this year of s312, 900. 600.
| School supervisors and superintend-
| ents of the state will meet in New
Haven next month, day not yet
| namA.
| There was a row on the Baltic yes.
| terday. Cooks and stewards threat.
| ened to strike if Archbishop Manni1
was on board and the firemen if he
wasn't He was but the ship sailed.
Mayors of New England will NEE
in New Haven August 8 to talk coal
Joseph Ciglar, John Ciglar, Andrew
Fgeressey have incorporated the Cit.
Products company of Bridgeport a
: $1,000.
Thirty tons of sugar for Waterbur
came into the harbor yesterday.
John T. King will probably atten
the Merritt dinner at Danbury o,
. August 4.
The So and the S-16 U. S. s11bna
Z rines arrived in the harbor yeSterda
[ for a three days visit.