Waterbury School Enumeration Probe Ready in Hartford
Stratford representative on Waterbury committee reports progress on investigating Waterbury school personnel after the appointive commission inquiry. The telegraphic dispatch from Hartford notes measures concerning vaccination modification and recommitment as part of the broader probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Waterbury Sc
Stratford
Waterbury
Hartford
Leonard
Shuteve
Wooburr
Wheeler
Shepard
Portland
Rudd
Salisbury
Park
Flanover
Tle Uhres
Stirte
Wilder Witih
Havenla
Fey
Morville
Wire
Multiple Obituaries and Local Notices from April 1923
A fragmentary page lists numerous obituaries and funeral notices, naming Agnes Pr, Mary Smith, Lilie Turner, Lillian Mongele, and others. It also includes funeral arrangements, church services, and interment details at St Michaels cemetery, Lakeview, and related parlor references, alongside a few public notices and a memory card item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrack
Agnes
Walter ‘Ban
Mullins, Scot & Redgate
St. Charles
Salemna
St. Michaels Cerie
Jone
Marys
Ela Jo Jones
Thomas
Bate
Lake Y Cemetery
Dunphy
Sit
St. Charles Church
George
Stratford Avenue
Stretford
St. Michaels
Othmkeier
Christian North Tare
Arroll Ave
Meneialn Shave Vhinetery
Fe Strattera
Lalivey
Vermeler
Christ
Samuet
Rainey
Wenslaw
Ogden Street
Lakevies Sherwin
tIn Thie City
Drnia
Edward Sherwin
MM. J. Gannon
Sacred Heart Church
Tin Michaels
sMirg
Price Strett
Surtal
Lakeview
Wilsox
Greenfield Hill
Borris
Wilset
Greenfield Wii
Peraelys
Rodriguez Upset Over Salary Offer Seeks Better Deal
NcCann informs Rodriguez the offered salary is unsatisfactory. El Mundo notes Rodrigues is too good a player for Bridgeport and would move to another club for more money. He was the only one they hit that club last year. If a fair salary isn’t set he will stay idle this summer.
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NcCann
Rodriguez
el Mundo
Rodrigues
Bridgeport Ub
Shouta
Fire Board Fails to Hold Meeting Amid Reorganization Debate
The article describes a fire board meeting cancellation and sharp divisions over an ordinance reorganization. Members face opposition and strategic absences to influence decisions, with tensions high as commissioners differ on proper actions and voting strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missioners Fury
Ku Klux Palace in Sheriff’s Hands
A Louisiana investigation into black hooded group activities in Morehouse Parish centered on Captain Skipwith. The probe culminated with indictments and two grand investigations being concluded, shedding light on the local case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU Klux Palace
Fiupernh
Cheir
Skipwith
State of
Louisiana
Morehouse Parish
de Daniel
Richard August
Torrington Man Reappointed State Hospital Trustee
Jartipord April 4 announced that Thomas W. Beyant of Torrington was reappointed as trustee of Norwich State hospital for a term of six years beginning July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington Man State Hospital
Jartipord
Thomas W.beyant
Torrington
Norwich State Hospital
Meetings Tonight at Various Lodges and Branches in Bridgeport
Notices list meeting times and venues for Bridgeport Lodge on State Street, Bridgeport Aerie, and related fraternal bodies. Addresses include 181 and 104 State Street, 1428 Great, and nearby locales with notes urging written notification rather than telephone. Details are fragmentary.
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Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Bridgeport
State
Idgeport
Idseport Aerie
Fraternal Onriler of
Wagles
Jogi Mahi
Tonfthan Berevrent Association
Imls Fudge
Vout Ag
Dann
Sugustine
Ladies
Catnis Volent
Ale Court Sen
Stasonie
Stratford Avenue
Muensterberg Tolge
Stratfield Myuseau
Ierz Broasemeer
Thar
Lesigsgee
Broad Street
Asogra
Daylight Saving Law Backed by Death Claim In House
The debate centers on anti daylight saving measures linked to Earls Carnarvon, with discussions citing Egyptian tomb legends and a death tied to a political figure. The bill aims to impose fixed times in state offices and penalize falsifying time devices, seeking swift passage before daylight saving shifts on April 25.
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Earl OF Carnarvon
Lewis Nash
Republiat
Norwalk
Houe
Alfred ¢. Baldwin
Bell
Nher
Boston
Connecticut
Cotumernn
Ich
Minori
Fenton
Senate
Wwe
One Dead Three Hurt In Florida Rail Wreck
A Florida rail wreck near Palm Beach left one person dead and three injured. Local reports name Lawson and a passenger aboard the halted train. Investigating officials cite a heart condition as the cause of death for a four year old girl, while authorities continue to sort the details of the crash and its passengers.
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Florida
Palatisal Ba Asti
Lawson
Ars
Webster
Bay City
Mich
Jessie’ Kellow
Scranton
Lydon
Boston
Paliw Beach
Reneey
West Pain Beisel
Pilaska News Today
Moron
M. Houghton
Senate debates hospital grants and water bonds in April session
The Senate backed a 664 500 appropriation for a Nat State hospital including 425 000 for two new wards for 124 patients each and 140 000 for nursing staff with other smaller sums. Bills on Waterbury bond referendums and private power taxation faced unfavorable reports. several measures aimed at utilities and railways were defeated or amended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lill Wold
Kreject
Waterbury
Billy
McGrath
Roy McGrath
Kyinbuil
Midivert
Senny Veyron
Ile
Frank Lin
Berby
Sandy Meek
Dubia
Hay
Isla Continities
Startford and
Acont
Mengers
Porte
Frederick B. Paterson
Norwich
Senate
Litehfield County
AfeCward
Litehtield
Renatewu
Sina
Piu Neria Ie Individuy Senainw
Failil
Ehaulel
New Hampshire House Votes Against Vaccination Measure
A New Hampshire House debate centers on repealing a state requirement for vaccination of school children. The measure faces opposition from advocates who warn of public health risks and emphasize the need for immunization to protect students and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Elm City Grocer Ordered to Pay Broker Losses
A Connecticut court ordered the Elm City Grocer to pay the broker $237,730 after a disputed sugar sale. The case details include delivery at 20 cents per pound, a rejected shipment, a price difference collection, and a related civil judgment. Other local cases involve hunting on Sunday, fishing disputes, and several corrective judgments from Fairfield and Hartford counties.
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Elm City
New York
Niles Gorge
Ivedey
Wits
Swirsky
Justine Kesteinte
Antonie Gilletto
Southbury
Gilletto
Housatonic
Gillette
Gilletta
Sunda
Coniron
Simday
Fairfield County Cazes
Tullow Pairfield
Flemington Arms-Union Defalry Cartridge Company
Gaynor Manufacturing Company
Justice Beach
A. Delisle
Berk Shire Ice Company
Burien
G. A. Belisle
Valley Ice Company
Justice Burpes
Hartford
Bristol Baptist du Baise
Connecticut Baptist Convention
Superior Court
Ren
Aue Wheeler
A. Parsors
Haries
Keeney
Tnatice
Curtis Yueran
Adventures of Warrant Officer Smith on Seneca Sub Chaser
The article recounts Warrant Officer H. B. Smith on the Seneca describing severe wounds and recovery after hazardous U boat engagements in the Mediterranean and the Mersey Sea theater. It notes Tanlac aided his weight and condition, with comments on his resignation from the Navy and partnership details of Tanlac’s distributor at 480 Westfield Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smith
Seneca
Tantac
Hugh Vim
Teen Bhatt
U. S
Tanlac
Satttie
Awatbuel Wee
Westerkelt
Staton
Leland Yanlac
Shition Batties
Physicists and chemists united by atom discovery
Sir J J Thomson argues that physics and chemistry form one field after his discovery of the atom. He says chemists cannot reveal atomic details without physics tools, while physicists can detect single atoms and fundamental particles. Thomson urges collaboration and advanced instruments for future gains.
Former Turkish Grand Vizier Dies in Vienna Retired
A former Turkish grand vizier, dethroned in the 1949 revolution, died in Vienna in retirement. The official who served under Mahomet II lived out his later years away from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Conril
Sula
Abdul Hamid
Mahomet
Davat
Spring Repairs and Father John’s Medicine Ad
An old ad touts Father John’s Medicine as a tonic that rebuilds strength through nourishing elements in a concentrated form. It claims not to stimulate but to restore health without dangerous side effects.
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Father John
No money needed yet crowds of workers share daily goods
The passage ponders a system where people end each day by depositing their produced articles into central bins and then withdraw items for themselves or family. It argues that increasing personal withdrawals would force more items into each bin and more contributions from others, implying a larger, distributed pool of goods without cash exchanges.
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Taes- Pratescal
Pemnomeck Street
St.Vegustine Church
St. Michael
Theodor
Martha Lestess
Autizal Flowers
Ade Tingdell & Pansle
Hughes & Chapman Co
Stratford Ave
Maria Corelli
Carnarvon Lothe
Imysti Latsa
Uerself Ag
Can Anelett
Mareleitt
Coviarvoul
London
Salvo
Maris
Pth Vwoof
Carnarven
Furmer
Una
Chesterfield
Alatesman
Wien
Earl of von
Derby
Disraeli
Lore Portches
Tony
Iquan
ALGER
Mt Umatinn
Tubbari
Greenwith
Averill
Brayford
Sturges
Woodhur
Judiciary
Beil
Avid
Wit Tao
Mach
Iistinet
Svchh
Toy
Finny Corporation
Ui Ce
Atchison
Supreme Court
Isaac Swirsky
Deal
Smith
Sir Thomson
England
Chemical Society
Yale Sterling Chemical , Laboratory
Thorson
Thomson
Thom Sav
Lions Club
Chambers of Commerce
Kiwanis Club Manufacturers’ Association
Rotary Club
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