Opening Congress Street Bridge Sparks Public Debate
An editorial laments delays and missteps in the Congress street bridge project. It criticizes awarding the contract to a higher bidder and a foreign firm, notes lack of forfeit clauses for delays, and urges wiser public utility oversight by residents and officials.
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Congress Street Bridge
Bridge Commission
Commission
D. M. Read Co Cleans House With Deep Shirt and Fabric Sales
The D. M. Read Co promotes heavy discounts on shirts from 89 cents to 2 dollars and a wide range of wash and white goods. Neckwear and handkerchiefs show steep cuts with tubular silk ties at 19 cents and 3 for 50 cents. A slim iron with sleeveboard is offered for 39 cents.
Airship Deutschland wrecks in Teutoburg Forest disaster
The first passenger airship, the Deutschland, crashes in gale conditions among Teutoburg forest trees. All aboard survive except one injured after panic and jumping overboard. Recovery and rebuilding plans for a new craft to carry 40 passengers begin immediately.
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Teutoburg
Parochial and Public Schools in Connecticut History
The piece argues public schools must deliver secular education while parochial schools provide religious and secular training. It notes the tax burden of supporting both systems, envisions a future deaf school as a combined model, and recalls Connecticut’s ecclesiastical origins with Davenport Hooker and the early blend of faith and schooling. It highlights religious toleration and the challenge of unified creed in public education.
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Connecticut
Davenport
Thomas Hooker
Doctor Acquitted in Meriden Reckless Driving Case
New Haven June 30 Dr Elmer L Styles of New Britain was acquitted by a jury in a common pleas court after an appeal from Meriden police court. Styles was charged with reckless driving that damaged Dr B W Smiths automobile on Cook avenue Meriden. A key moment was the objection to introducing Styles license as testimony and its sustenance by Judge Wolfe.
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New Haven
Meriden
Elmer L. Styles
New Britain
Wolfe
Court of Common Pleas
Styles
B. W. Smith
Cook Avenue
Woodruff
Dr. Styles
Goodhart
Dismissal Demands for Russian General Over Jewish Ties
Special from United Press reports rising antisemitic pressure in St. Petersburg as General Nesswich of the 48 barracks at Nazare faces calls for dismissal for befriending Jewish soldiers. He gave a pro Jewish speech at a barracks dinner and publicly greeted a Jewish soldier. The mob cites the actions as a threat to the empire. Court Officer Christopher Finnegan begins a vacation trip with Mrs. Finnegan from Boston to Norfolk Newport News and Baltimore after a week in Berkshire Hills Springfield and other stops.
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United Press
St. Petersburg
Nesswich
Nazare
Russian Empire
Chris Finnegan
Christopher Finnegan
Boston
Finnegan
Norfolk
Newport News
Baltimore
Berkshire Hills
Springfield
County Probe Ends in New Haven Amid Claims and Controversy
The New Haven county probe closed at 5:05 PM after a Commission hearing where lawyers will file briefs by Saturday. The audit by Sydney P. Waud Audit Company was chosen over a free review. The investigation saw tension with the Pastors Union and a single sensational allegation of hush money in a defalcation, later deemed nonfatal to county finances.
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New Haven
Blakeslee
Sydney P. Waud Audit Company of
New York
E. Garrison
Journal-Courier
Waud Company
Civic Federation
Abner Hayes
Ward Church
Supreme Court
Clarence Deming
Walter
Connecticut Library Institute Held at Danbury in July
The Connecticut public library committee conducts a two week library institute at Danbury Normal School from July 11 to 22. Morning sessions cover small library work, afternoons cover general lectures. Instructors include Belle Holcomb Johnson and Winstead with daily 2 pm lectures on topics from cataloging to pamphlet handling.
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Conn. Library Institute
Danbury
Connecticut Public Library Committee
Normal School
Belle Holcomb Johnson
Public Library Committee
Amna Aeai
Gilbert School
Winste
John Cotton Dana
Newark
N. J
Caroline M. Hewins
Hartford, Conn
Wholesale Prices Butter Creamery Specials and Produce
A list of wholesale price ranges for dairy extras and butter, eggs, fruits, hay and straw, poultry, vegetables, and related items. Includes prices for butter, eggs, apples, cherries, raisins, strawberries, hay, straw, poultry, ducks, geese, pigeons, squabs, potatoes, asparagus, lettuce, onions, peas, and beans with various pack sizes and quality descriptors.
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Hennery
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