The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
FLASHES

Mrs. Annie Sacher, of this city, yesterday, was arraigned before District court, charged with having n still and liquor in her possession, and was fined $25 without costs.
 In suit filed yesterday in the Of Toledo, O., asks for termination of a. lease for 5000 years granted in a813, to property :n Westport. Heirs, creditors and representatives of He zekiah Phillips and Jesse Jennings, of Fairfield are named defendants. The property in question is worth about $5,000.
 Jurors for the November term of the Common Pleas court, civil side, J. Walsh. The jurors will report next - Tuesday.
 Robert Lentz, of 211 Lenox avenue sustained a concussion of the brain and 1acerations Of the scalp shortly before midnight last night, when he was thrown from his automobile after it had hit a police standarx and collided with a trolley car at Park and Washington avenues.
 Claiming that she received only $S40 on a loan of $2,000, Elizabeth B. Colt, of Ridgfield yesterday filed suit for $1,16O' damages against attorney, in the Common Pleas court.
 Nassau county. New oYrk. grand jury has indicted a Nassau sheriff and four politicians after hearing evil gambling in Nassau county. One is Assemblyrnan McWhinney, vice chair man of the Lockwood Investigating Committee.
 Carl F. Bryant, a former resident of this city, died on Monday in New York He was at one time auditor of the United Gas Improvement Com pany and the Bridgeport Traction iCompany.
 Frank Williams, who made a sen sationa1 escape from the Derby jail some months ago. was before Judge Wolfe in the Superior court in New Haven yesterday and sentenced te from 10 to 15 years on one count and to 10 years in states prison or another.
 Mayor wilson has issued the off. EciaI notices of the annual town meet |, ing and election on November 2.
 According to a statement made b! Mayor Wilson last night the city vii not ask the public utilities commission for a rehearing on the 10 cent fare.
 Senator Borah at a rally in Meride1 announced that the Republican would ask for repeal of repressiv laws passed during the war.
 E. R. Thorsby, former secretar land works manager for the Kelly Tir & Rubber Company, was arrested Il West Haven yesterday on a charge O '7sft
 New York state w. C. T. U., in tends starting a campaign to crystal ilize sentiment Q against home bre7 cider and wine.
 Ten million feet of good lumbe Stored at Camp Mills, l.. T., woul have aided New York building situa ltion Is released. New army truck York have valuable materials store that are going to ruin.
 It is considered that the Aus death blow to the campaign in Au: > tria for the incorporation of ths country, into Germany.
 Report of House Committee inve. tigating the Shipping Board has file sensational report showing col .ruption, inefficiency and the was of millions of dollars and documen showing graft by at least one hie official.
 According to a statement made I H. G. Wells, the English novelis Nfkolai Lenine told him that WAsl ing D. vanderlip, a California mil ing engineer, claimed to represe Senator Harding and made certa proposals regarding the recognitic of the Soviet government.
 Apartment House found in Buffa where the 1andlady says "childr' T but no lapdogs."
 D Philadelphia woman shot one
 five burglars who were removil
 cases of wine from her cellar.
 Berne City Council will decide