Public Utilities Commission Proposed Overhaul for City Services
The report urges a three member Public Utilities Commission to supervise public service corporations, inspect finances and plant safety, fix unreasonable rates, and codify laws. It details powers over capital, audits, land seizure for construction, and highway work, with a plan for recodification and a new bill outline. The text cites safety data and existing statutes to justify stronger oversight and uniform standards.
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Imanagers
Uch
Commission
Insurance Commissioner
Railroad Commissioners
Star
Peranent Commission
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Jits
General Assembly
Boards of Civil Engineers
Civil Engineer
Public Unities Commission
Don’t Blame Your Stomach Advertisement Claim
An early 20th century health ad argues stomach ills stem from habits like overeating and undercooked food. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming rapid digestion, restoration of gastric fluids, and relief from sour taste and bad breath, with purchase and free trial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Marriages in Connecticut area prompt yearstart notices
In Danbury Shelton Torrington Norwalk Stamford Rockville Poughkeepsie and Jersey City couples wed around late December to January 1. Notables include Nona Fleming plus Michael Gleason and Inez Roth with Harry Beardsley, plus Isabella Seaman with Fred Kouhoupt and Tracey Murray with Mary Smith. Additional unions include Dolphe Seyer Ida Harris Emma Keohlert Victor Sirrine Clara Bolles Joseph Golden Eva Effron and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason — Fleming
Shelton
Nona V. Fleming
Michael Albert Gleason
Beardsley — Roth
Danbury
Harry F. Beardsley
Inez Roth
Kouhoupt
Seaman
Fred A. Kouhoupt
Isabella Seaman
Murray—Smith
Tracey E. Murray
Buffalo
New York
Mary W. Smith
Seyer — Harris
Jersey City
Dolphe Seyer
Torrington
Ida M. Harris
Winsted
Walton — Millot
Arthur C. Walton
Mary N. Millot
Luber—Mullen
Norwalk
Lillian Mullen
T. C. Mullen
Cornelius Lubher
Bolles—Ritch
Stamford
Orin F. Bolles
Clara
William W. Ritch
Lirrine—Keohlert
Rockville
Emma A. Keohlert
Victor W. Sirrine
Golden
Effron
Poughkeepsie
Eva Effron
Obituary notices from Connecticut towns list multiple deaths
A list of death notices from January in towns including Lakeville Danbury Shelton Noroton Stamford Ridgebury Winsted New Hartford Norwalk Thomaston Greenfield Hill Greenfield Hill and East Norwalk. Names include William F Atherden John J Riley Emma Brown Robert A Raymond Josephine Elder Henry Gray James Reynolds Sarah Dyer King Thomas F Donovan Ira E Petty Rufus B Jennings Katharine Walter Clarrisa Platt Clara Hoyt Harriet E Avery William Ferris Charles Pennington and others.
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Atherden
Lakeville
William F. Atherden
Danbury
Riley
John J. Riley
Brown
Shelton
Emma Brown
Raymond
Noroton
Robert A. Raymond
Weed
Stamford
Josephine Elder
Albert G. Weed
Donohue
John ‘Co
Donohue, Gray
Henry c. Gray
Reynolds
Ridgebury
James Reynolds
Joslyn
Winsted
Wesley
King
New Hartford
Sarah Dyer King
Donovan
Thomaston
Thomas F. Donovan
Petty
Norwalk
Ira E. Petty
Jennings
Greenfield Hill
Rufus B. Jennings
Walter
Katherine
Valentine Walter
Platt
Clarissa Mary
John H. Platt
Hoyt
Clara A
Thomas R. Hoyt
Peck
Harriet E
Lev Peck
Thomas
Henry B. Thomas
MacDonald
Duncan MacdOnald
Avery
New Canaan
Cyrena J
David M.avery
Ferris
Mianus
William Ferris
Pennington
East Norwalk
Charles Pennington
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Public Utilities
Lion
Calyx Supply
Detroit
Neem
Ateaéla
Cannon Street
Vermont
Kirkman
Maine
Herald Sq
Collingwood
35Th St
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Seth H. Moseley
New Haven House
New Haven
Conn
WM. R. Wee
Earlington
West 27Th Street
Guernsey
E. Webb
Anso
W. R. Hurley & Co
Say
C. C
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Tdisporters
Opticians
Main Street
Bridgeport
the Central Market
State ST
Noble Ave
Maryland
D. E. McNamara
Union Market
Main St
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