Economy Slogan in Appropriations
Dec 14 report outlines the first big supply bill with a nearly 32 million cut from department estimates and a total appropriation of 38,744,753. It funds over 16,000 government salaries, adds a special 33,236,100 allotment, and 1,000 census positions. mileage for Congress is cut to five cents per mile. The committee marks the bill as an extraordinary expenditure that will recur every decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Central America
Censor bans headlines as war notes flood Paris papers
Paris reports censor forbids official communique headlines amid chatter on war deeds. Berlin urges cooking potato skins to save peeling. Poincaré visits Rheims, donates $100 to aid the city while bombings continue. Brussels and suburbs arrange tax payments to Germany for wartime tolls.
Nine Of Thirty Arrests In Milford Raid Appear In Court
A Milford court heard nine of the thirty arrested at the Rivercliffe Inn raid. Justice Robert Stoddard set $20 bonds for appearance and continued the case a week. Detected revelers crowded parlors, a hall orchestra, burning log fires, and champagne as detectives posed as partygoers.
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Milford
Rivercliffe Inn
Robert Stoddard
Wilford
Vitelli
Frank Virelli
Justice Stoddard
Maher
Mew Haven
Stratford
Bridgeport
Prominent inn keeper tied up in liquor case dispute
Vincent Ballard, alleged proprietor, claimed he leased the inn to a colored waiter Launey Williams. Police dragged Ballard from bed as 30 frequenters were rounded up, with Ballard facing liquor license charges and others only as patrons. Ballard posted a $200 bond and was released. the rest await further action.
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Vincent Ballard
Inter
Launey Williams
Bridgeport
New Havens
Ballard
Milford
Obituary notices for Nancie M. Treadwell and Michael McCrystal
Obituaries note Nancie M. Treadwell dying at 82 after a lengthy illness at her sister’s home 2418 Park Avenue. She is survived by a sister and several nephews and nieces. Michael Fitzgerald reports sorrowing relatives at St Augustine’s RC church for obsequies. funeral from 474 Harral Avenue with high mass at St. Michael’s cemetery. Separate notice covers Michael McCrystal’s funeral from Cullinan & Mullins to St Peter’s RC church with a high Mass. Court Nathaniel Wheeler Foresters of America attended. bearers listed and burial at St. Michael’s cemetery. Also a twenty one gun salute welcomed Prince Lempongpotch of Siam at West Point. a $10,000 gift to Smith College by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. White of Brooklyn announced there.
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Nancie M. Treadwell
L. ©.Dell
Park Avenue
Michael Fitzgerald
St. Augustne’s
R.C
Harral Avenue
James B. Nihill
P. R
John J. Kennedy
Edward V., Murphy
Schmidt
F. J. Kelly
Anne Berger
J. J. Kennedy
Alfred Brisbois
Anna Berger
James B. Nihil
James Dooley
James Barnes
Thomas McCauley
Edward Carley
James Henley
John Quinlivan
Father Nihill
Bt. Michael's Cemetery
Comanittal
Michael M’crystal
Michael McCrystal
Cullinan’ & Mullins
Main Street
St. Peter's R. C
Thomas J. Kelly
Nathaniel Wheeler
Foresters of America
John F. Gallagher
Thomas Kenny
Thomas Sheedy
Edward Flannery
Dennis E. O'Neil
Patrick McCall
St. Michael's Cemetery
Lempongpotch of
Siam
West Point
Smith College
Northampton
Mess
A. J.,.white
Brooklyn
Samuel S. Hunter Dies After Long Illness at 67
Samuel S. Hunter, lifelong Bridgeport businessman and founder of Hunter & Havens, died at Bridgeport Hospital after a lengthy illness from cancer. Born January 3, 1846 in Goshen, he served in the Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery, helped establish the firm in 1899, and remained active until retiring nine years ago. He led in Masonic and Knights of Pythias circles and belonged to St. John's Lodge Seaside Club and North Congregational Church. survived by wife, daughter Mrs. Oscar Tuttle of Greenwich, and four sons Rowland L., Dr. A. M., J. Stewart, and Oliver W. Hunter. The family residence is 1090 Fairfield Avenue.
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Samuel 3S. Hunter
Bridgeport
Hunter & Havens
Bridgeport Hospital
Hunter
Goshen
James
Elizabeth Hunter
America
Scotland
Fox & Lyon
Lincoln
Connecticut Heavy Artllery
Duffy & Hunter
Hunter, Patchen & Haven
Col
Elmer H. Havens
Seaside Club
North Congregational Church
R. B. Lacy
Oscar Tuttle
Greenwich
Rowland L
A. M. Hunter
New York
J. Stewart
Oliver W. Hunter
Fairfield Avenue
Free trial package offer from Foley brands advertised
A newspaper ad invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co. Chicago for a free trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Hindle's Drug Stores distributes the item in local towns with the promotion emphasized.
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Foley Kidney
Hindle
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Hindle’s Drug Stores
Lecture on Le Salon de la Princess Mathilde
Dr Louis Delmarre leader of Alliance Francaise delivers a readable talk at Stratfield Hotel on Le Salon de la Princess Mathilde linking 18th century letters to Paris salons. Audience includes President Godfrey and other prominent members of the groupe. notable women wear gray and brown knits for Belgian relief.
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Alliance Francaise
Louis Delmarre
Stratfield Hotel
Delmarre
University of New York
Princess Mathilde
Mathilde
Louis Napoleon
Paris
Dr. Delmarre
Sainte-Beuve
Theopile Gautier
Francois Coppee
Merimee
Mlle
Helens’ Giroud
le Petit Enfant
le Diligence
Andre le Pienne
Jonathan Godfrey
Hayard
Samuel Shaw
Margaret Somerset
C. ‘S. Canfield
Groupe
Burglars Active Around Stamford
Stamford detectives report a night burglary at the home of Charles H. Smith on Strawberry Hill theft of about $1000 in silverware and other items. No clue found. Two Noroton Heights railroad stations robbed in the same night, parcels in transit, telepone booth conments, slot machines, and a small sum taken from station offices.
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Stamford
Charles HE. “Smith
Strawberry Hill
Noroton Heights
Miss Margaret Boylan to Address PTA Meeting
In Leete B. Myers absence, his assistant Miss Margaret Boylan will address the Parent-Teachers' association tomorrow at Maplewood school at 3 45 p m on Instructive Charity and Friendly Visiting as Connected with Child Welfare A large class initiation of Italian Society Stella D Italia into Figli D Italia was held at Cannon street lodge rooms last night followed by a banquet and speeches by prominent Italian Americans.
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Leete B. Myers
Margaret Boylan
Stella D’italia
Figli D'Italia
Cannon Street
New York
City Court Hears Saloon Case And Miscellaneous Sentences
In Stratford an avenue saloon keeper John Mulvin received 1 10 days for receiving $5 under false pretenses with a warrant on Prosecution Attorney DeLaney. Several others faced hearings or fines including Andrew Smelter on Sunday liquor charges, Gerry Wright for loitering, Lena Deltora for disturbing conduct, and Elizabeth Coparna, Frank Repko, and Michael Depese on frequenting charges. John F P Stevens and Edward Sealand were fined for breach of peace. James Burke alias O Callahan jailed for vagrancy. Joseph Butler fined for trespassing. Thomas Sparrock fined for assault. A capias was issued for John Manning who failed to appear.
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Geo. Terry
Stratford Avenue
John Mulvin
di Park
Boston
Coughlin
DeLaney
Gray
Mulvin
Superior Court
Eee
Hinthe
Andrew Smelter
Myrtle Avenue
Gerry Wright
Gilbert Street
Lena Deltora
Elizabeth Coparna
Broad Street
Frank Repko
Stratford
Michael Depese
Noble Avenue
John FP. Stevens
Edward Sealand
James Burke
O’callahan
New Haven
Joseph Butler
Waterstreet
U. M. Co. Co
Thomas Sparrock
Hurd Avenue
Peter Murphy
Connecticut Company
John Manning
Weather Forecast For New Haven Cold Snap Tonight
Forecast calls for a pair of cold nights with much colder conditions tonight and Tuesday in Connecticut. A severe storm moving from Nova Scotia sent heavy rain and high winds along the coast, with New York reporting 64 mph and Nantucket 60 mph. New Haven’s high reached 36 mph during the storm. A sharp cold wave follows, bringing subzero readings from the Rockies to Indiana and Kansas. Naturalization petitioners from Bridgeport will be examined Thursday December 17 in room 3 of the custom house, likely in the morning. Major General Leonard Wood arrived at Fort Snelling to inspect artillery school work. Net remains in wardrobe, now used for negligees.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Nova Scotia
North Carolina
Maine
New York
Nantucket
Rocky Mountains
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Bridgeport
Allan F. Church
U. S
Custom House
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Fort Sin
Oklo
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Fairfield Av
Courtland St
Basel
Germany
Poincare
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Lam
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Berlin
Brussels
la Liberte
Argonne
Bulgaria
Sofia
Via
Rome
Yser
Sheik Ul Islam
Sylvian Levy
Antonin Mercie
Herrick
Montmartre
Albert
France
Jeanne d’Arc
Kaiser
Journal Des Debats
Rivercliffe
E.H Dillon & CO
Man Sr
Hartford
Rue St. Cecile
SAMUEL_S. HUNTER
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Smith-Murray CO
Smith-Murray
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
P. C. Arcade
Jewelers & Opticians
Caras Ana
Charlies WV
Mountain Grove Street
Charles W. Hall
A. Elwood Auctioneer
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