Statewide teaching certification debated by Hartford committee
Hartford March 25 The Education Committee held a lengthy hearing on a bill by Imbher requiring every teacher to be certificated by the State Board of Education.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
4
Hartford March 25 The Education Committee held a lengthy hearing on a bill by Imbher requiring every teacher to be certificated by the State Board of Education.
Weather Indications report mixed conditions across regions with a disturbance near Maryland bringing rain and strong Atlantic winds while central and western areas stay pleasant. North Atlantic gale warnings extend to tonight. Separate item notes two suspects in a Massachusetts steel firm facing criminal charges over a bid collusion tied to the Boston Agreement.
Hartford March 23 The shell fisheries committee heard Governor Lilley and ex Governor Woodruff push for a commission to study oyster ground taxation. Oyster growers argued valuation is unstable and uncertain, making fair taxes hard to set. They urged a specialist panel, noting Connecticut’s conditions differ from Rhode Island and crops influence ground value but not overall valuation.
Governor Lilley and Congressman Sperry and Hill to be invited to a banquet at the Stratfield on May 31 for the state convention of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks. Local plans include invitations by Carroll Chester and Marigold, with Gilhuley as reception chair and Heil heading athletics. A ball game at Seaside Park and city tours for visiting clerks.
A call for funds to battle tuberculosis. The Fairfield County Anti-Tuberculosis Association urges local residents to join, donate, and support sanatorium plans and dispensaries. The piece notes limited state aid and highlights efforts in Hartford and New Haven as benchmarks, urging wider community subscriptions to establish a county sanatorium and site selection.
Three small fires occurred within hours in the city. A rubbish fire behind Gilman’s cigar store at 1038 Main Street was put out by chemicals after a 3 15 p.m. alarm. A roof fire on Stillman Pike’s yard junk barn on Commercial Street was extinguished quickly from a bonfire spark. A fire at the Beef Co. smokehouse roof on Middle Street caused by a faulty chimney prompted a second call. Chief Money urged a larger roof hole repair.
Ambulance attended Charles Morris of 190 Goodwin Street after his coal cart was struck by a westbound trolley at Stratford Avenue and Kossuth Street. Morris was thrown to the pavement, treated for a deep facial wound with six stitches, bruises, and returned home.
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The theatre listing outlines upcoming shows at Poli's including Messenger Boy No. 42 with a romantic plot and heroic dogs, Kid Burns with Victor Moore, The Talk of New York from Boston, Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch dramatized in London, Rory of the Hills with popular songs, Fluffy Ruffles starring Hattie Williams and ensemble, The Naked Truth comic opera, and Dreamland a farcical playlet. A separate note covers a coal strike dispute in Mahoney City, where George Cook shot Charles Wascoe during a quarrel over the anthracite situation. Wascoe is dying in hospital.
Vincennes Indiana March 23 a young divorced woman and former sweetheart of Russell Culbertson is the chief suspect in the murder of Culbertson’s bride Jessie Lee Culbertson found bound gagged and burned in a shed with carbolic acid poured down her throat. Police hold letters from a betrayed rival breathing hate and vengeance as key evidence.
At 11 a m room traders viewed a reaction as likely and opened with moderate stock selling. The late hour quieted but a hardening upturn developed, lifting several shares above yesterday’s close. Noon saw the public service commission statement spark brisk buying, Erie gaining about two points and first preferred up 2 1/2 as a better tone spread across most issues.
Relief from catarrh coughs colds hay fever asthma and bronchitis claimed in five minutes by breathing Hyomei air from pine eucalyptus forests. It promises cure or money back with a complete outfit for one dollar and a no cure no pay plan. Lodwick Edwards Columbus Ohio endorses the remedy.
The Bridgeport Art League announces its annual exhibition, highlighting advanced technique and varied effort. The event begins Tuesday evening March 30 at 8 pm in the Public Library Art Room with a public reception and no admission charge. The show runs daily next week from 9 am to 10 pm, with league representatives greeting visitors.
A free talk by Prof James McConnaught of Mount Hermon School reviews D L Moody the man and his work in Northfield and Mount Hermon. It targets students and parents seeking better education and invites all local young people and families to attend. Easter remembrances and gifts at P O News Store are highlighted along with Garrys Fish Market seafood display.
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