Connecticut Gerrymander Debate on State Judiciary and Districting
The piece discusses how judges from state courts are elected by political bodies, critiquing the current system and proposing alternatives. It analyzes 1910 census projections to redraw districts, arguing for population-based redistricting and potential shifts in district boundaries to reflect growth, with emphasis on Hartford, Middlesex, New Haven, and Fairfield counties. It notes the ongoing political maneuvering within the General Assembly and party implications for future reapportionment.
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Gof
al- Burgesses
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Hartford
General Assembly
Tolti
Seanad
New Ae
Middlesex
Windham
Fairfield
Litchfield
New Haven
New London
New Haven County
Bartford
Fairfield County
Italy
Trust busting policy sounds, politics mixed with rail rumours
An official of the Justice Department criticizes the administrations trust busting approach as a wide departure from Roosevelt practice. Speculation swirls around Bulkeley succession and McLean versus Hill, with rumors of Harriman linked to New Haven and Pennsylvania roads aiming to influence leadership. Observers warn that evading anti trust laws could enable a major move in the rail industry.
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Department of Justice
Trumbull
N. Y. Herald
Bulkeley
McLean
Hill
Harriman
New Haven Road
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania Road
New Haven
Pennsylvania
Har Timan
Fairfield Anglers Plan Trout Season Outing Townwide
Fairfield residents anticipate the trout season opening with many anglers heading to streams behind Greenfield Hill and near Easton. Notable locals and visitors, including Dr Hetzel and Miss Theodora Wheeler, join in seeking fingerlings, home sales and social events fill the town, while talk of a Taft presidency sparks local humor.
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Greenfield Hill
Easton
Hetzel
Southport
Chas. Fox
James Farley
New York
Main St
Farley
Cremon
Main Street
Clucas
Brewer
Wallace
G. W. Smith
Taft
Fairfield
England
Hope Chapel
New Haven
Henry Mills
John Mills
Atlantic City
Belson Cottage
Center Street
Anna B. Jennings
O. G. Jennings
Mary B. Kippen
Woolsey Hall
Orange
New Jersey
Arthur Bulkley
F. Tripp
Henry Whittaker
Samuel Bulkley
Thomas Bradley
B. B. Burr
William Burr
Baker
Sherwood
Howard Gregory
Stoddard Goodsell
Bridgeport
Straut
Norwalk
Samuel Wilson
Eugene
Joseph Burr
E. F. Lounsbury
Stamford
Four Years of Misery Cured by Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A Baltimore woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with lifting four years of misery from irregularities and nervous symptoms. The ad claims the remedy is the most successful for female complaints, urging sufferers to try it and write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
Mrs. W. 8. Ford
Lansdowne St
L. E
Local lodge meetings add sixty new members in a week
In Adelphian lodge and Park City lodge meetings, 60 candidates were initiated or added across multiple orders, with a series of rehearsals and upcoming visits to Ousatonic lodge Derby on April 12 and to confer first degrees on April 14 by New Rochelle lodge and Puritan lodge of Stamford. Magna Charta lodge prepares to march to St George's church for St George services. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor votes to affiliate with state B P U. Officers for the Baptist church youth group were elected.
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City OF
Bridgeport
Juliette
Noble
John T. Pirie
State OF Connecticut
A.D
Court of Common Pleas
Fairfield County
Juliette S. Noble
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
A. D
Charles Kutcher
Margaret Kutcher
Court OF Common
Sidney N. Lockwood
City Auditor
City Hall
Conn
Charles St
Calderwood Ave
Madison Ave
Public Works
Adelph'an Lodge
LO. O
Ousatonic Lodge
Derby
T P.m
New Rochelle Lodge
Puritan Lodge
Stamford
Park City Lodge
Foresters Hall
Schiller Lodge
Seaview Lodge
Magna Charta Lodge
S. of St. G
Pioneer Hall
Pioneer Lodge
St. George's Church
St. . George
Young People’s Society
Christian Endeavor of
The
First Baptist Church
Arthur E. Warner
Earl Lindsley
Irene Southworth
Esther Carney
F. C. Featherstone
Frances Carney
Firemen to Be Paid in Currency by City Payroll
The fire department payroll will be drawn by the city clerk in cash for the entire department. The clerk will prepare the payroll and distribute envelopes to all engine houses. Firemen will be spared the trouble of handling checks and cash will be used instead.
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Parmer Publishing Co
Bridgepor Oem
Omice
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St. [i
Miles
M. J. Maloney
Jones Avenue
Bridgeport Distributing Co
London
Davis and
Seward Corner
Main and
Fairfield Ave
Stein-Bloch
Jacoby
Milain Street
Opp
the Stratfield
Goodrich
Diamond
Palmer
Baseball Goods
BSC
Barnes
Cornell
Yale
Alling Rubber Co
Besiness College
R.s.cunningham
Court Exchange Building
Casinnn Sts
Gerry’s
Tel
Cor. Wall & Middle Sta
R! Staid
Bury
Uners
LL Everard
B’port Liquor & Green Co
Broad ST
PSOE
State Street
Fred J. Elander
the Royal Hotel
Gailord
Main &J. Ballard
W. Prop
James Staples
Bankers & Brokers
Ponte Ae Administratora
Es. Phe Mater
FP. T. Staples
SIDNEY _N. LOCKWooD
Waldemere Council
van Dyk
James van Dyk
Cor
Elm ST
American Loan Association
POLIS
Res
Emmet Devoy & CO
Dreamland
Mlle. Fregolia
Europe
Ard & Curran Lace & Im
Silvas
A. C. Duncan Cooper & Brown
Vira W. Jackson
Mats
Charles Froham
Hattie Williams
John J. Eae
PRI
Imperial Theatre
Bridgeports
W. D. Cook & Son
Water St
A. M. Wooster
U. 8
Ormox
Core
P. J. Murpely
Henry
Eeeso Probate Court
Wiliam H. Hopkinson
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport
James T. Rourke
Burt & Packard
W. K. Mollan
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