Prevention Of Disease Is The Goal Of Science
Dr. J N McCormack of fee Green Kentucky addressed a large North Congregational church audience on The New Gospel of Health urging disease prevention as a core medical triumph. He warned one third of deaths are preventable and urged government health boards, sanitary reforms, and a nationwide push led by physicians to save lives and reduce sickness and funerals.
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Senator Judson Visits Hartford Aims for Utilities Bill
Senator Stiles Judson arrived at Hartford in an automobile at the yellow building amid speculation about a public utilities bill. He left after President Mellen went home but returned with Stratford officials to seek approval for a new Stratford street paralleling Broadway to reroute trolley tracks and allow double tracks for the railroad across the Housatonic River.
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Hartford Woman Begins Term as Park Commissioner
Hartford woman Mrs. Doetha Tt. Hillyer begins her term on the Hartford Park Commission after unanimous confirmation by the board of aldermen. The ceremonial start marks the first noted entry into the role amid city government actions.
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Governor Baldwin Urges Pay As You Go for New Haven
Governor Simeon E Baldwin told the Civic Federation last night that New Haven should slow debt growth and favor pay as you go. He cited county building finances and warned against bonds for costly projects, urging careful spending and taxation to fund necessities like the new court house.
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Obituary notices from Bridgeport regional deaths
George H. Smith aged about 65 died at 2979 Fairfield avenue Black Rock after a long city residence. He was born in Nottingham England and worked eleven years as a depot janitor for the New Haven road. Survived by four daughters and son John H. Smith. Daniel McCluskey a South End cafe proprietor of Railroad avenue died at 185 Railroad avenue. He left a widow and several children and held memberships in Court Marina F A and Bridgeport lodge B P C B. John Cummings longtime Southport resident died at home after a brief illness leaving one son John. Daniel W. Buckingham died at Bridgeport hospital at 76 or 77 after cerebral thrombosis. He was father of Mrs William W. Jones, wife of the Bridgeport hospital superintendent. Henry Utzinger died at his daughter’s home 1990 Madison avenue from heart disease. Survived by a daughter Mrs Wolf.
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Henry Utzinger
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Paris Taxi Strike Ties Up City Amid Fuel Tax Protest
Paris faced a taxi slowdown as chauffeurs began a 24 hour strike protesting a 35 percent hike in the city petrol duty. The stoppage left Paris nearly without taxicabs, stretching commuter travel and signaling widening discontent with fuel costs.
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United Press
Paris
Professor Struck by Biscuit Shocks Wesleyan
In Middletown on May 23 a Wesleyan University professor suffered a serious dignity shock after a biscuit struck his leg from an unknown student. President Shanklin spoke of the incident during a chapel talk and the offender’s name is not known to the faculty.
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United Press
Middletown
Wesleyan University
Shanklin
Chapel
Ack Handers Persecute Jews Across Moldavia Field News
May 23 Vienna dispatch reports trainloads of destitute Jews arriving at Moldavia from Bessarabia amid threats of a Jewish massacre. Members of a blackhand society vow to exterminate Jews. Tangier says General Brulard relief forces near Fez have entered or camped. the siege’s safety is assured and troops will stay until pacification.
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Points of Interest Waists and Garments Sale Advertisement
Sample waist sale features hand embroidered and beaded chiffon waists offered for tomorrow with unprecedented values. Gottlob Gorman Co. to discount every garment after May 2, with suits dresses and coats from leading New York designers. Watkins' summer art sale opens this morning with reduced prices on art goods, ideal for gifts as graduation or weddings approach.
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