Fairfield County Legislators Meet Over Road Funding
Senators and representatives from Fairfield county will convene at the State capitol after adjournment to discuss road funding for the year. The meeting, sparked by concerns from Senator Challenger, aims to clarify whether the state highway department plans to allocate funds to Fairfield County roads in 1921.
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Senate
Challenger
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Pairfield County
Decrease Noted in Scarlet Fever Deaths in March Report
Department reports from Dr. R D Fearon and Welfare indicate no deaths from diphtheria or scarlet fever in March, bettering the five year March averages. Sixteen cases of scarlet fever and one of diphtheria are noted, with two scarlet fever deaths contrasting prior years.
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R. D. Fearon
Cabinet Orders Radio Regulations Framed
Measures to improve radio communications were discussed at the cabinet meeting. A group of war navy state post office and commerce department experts were tasked with framing regulations and recommendations for that purpose.
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Washington
War, Navy State, Post Office and Commerce
Nurses Excluded 427 Children from School in Month
Bridgeport officials report from the Division of Child Welfare notes nurses excluded 427 children from school in March amid efforts to screen for disease. The team conducted health exams on 3 742 children, performed tonsil operations, and provided glasses where needed.
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Husiene Et Ie
Bam
Judge awards damages in 1920 pipe burst case
Judge John J. Walsh yesterday ruled in the case of H. H. Butler against Dr. Frank Judson over a water pipe burst at 1107 ai street. Butler, on the second floor, was awarded damages of $1 for spoiled meter heads and sheets of paper after Judson was found responsible for the broken pipe in the dentist office stock room below.
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John J. Walsh
H. H. Butler
Prank
Judson
Butler
Ai Street
Wilsh
Decision Reserved In Case Against Tire Co
In Common Pleas court Boonewield versus Bridgeport Auto seeks 221 dollars claimed on a disputed bill. Testimony mainly from bookkeepers for both sides.
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Tire CO
Boy 11 Kills Self Over Delayed Breakfast In Pontiac
An 11 year old boy in Pontiac Michigan killed himself after his mother delayed breakfast so he could join a baseball game. In a separate incident Kermit Brown aged 21 shot himself in the basement of his home today, planning a shot at his reach and pulling the trigger with a string.
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Pontiac
Mich
Anril
Kermit Brown
Practiced Dentistry Without a License Arrest in City Court
Time Von Webern of 1863 North Avenue was arrested by Sigzte police on Monday for practicing dentistry without a license. He was fined $5 and costs after a morning trial in the city court.
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Time von Webern
North Avenue
Sigzte
African Missionary to Speak at People's Presbyterian
Rev Frederick R Bunker, a noted African missionary in the Sunshine Continent among the Zulus, will give a fine stereotocconjecture at the People's Presbyterian church Park and Laur el avenue on Wednesday April It is announced from Washington that Assistant Attorney General Daugherty has recommended William B Riter of Salt Lake City for the position of assistant attorney general.
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Frederick R. Bunker
People‘s Presbyterian Church
Park and Laurel Avenue
Washington
Daugherty
Harding
William B. Riter
Salt Lake City
Odd Fellows Return From Fall River Visit
Members of the Blue Degree Association of Abraham Lincoln lodge LO. O. F. Manchester Unity returned from Fall River Mass where they conferred the Blue degree for Unity lodge The delegation was greeted at the station and escorted to Hotel Mohican for engagements Hosts provided a one hour automobile tour Through the city and suburbs Abraham Lincoln lodge presented a play The Passer By directed by My Wellington and Joseph Hands
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Manchester Unity
Pasliver
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Unity Lodge
Soent Lodge
Fall River
Mohican
Bion
Abraham Lanvaln Lodge
Wellington
Joseph Hands
Community Forum To Hear Church Founder Sunday
John Haynes Hoalmés, founder of the Community church of New York, will speak at a Sunday forum. Holmes, born in Philadelphia in 1875, studied at Harvard, led Unitarian groups, and authored works on religion and society.
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Community Church of
New York
United Churching
Anaiedt
John Holmes
Philadelphia
Harvard
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Massachusetts
Ddly States Unitarian Conference
General Unitarian Conference
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Free Religious Association
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TF Race
Cirvanen
Survey
Seek to Declare Mrs. Eddy Active Church Officer
A court hearing in the Supreme Court considered an injunction to stop revisions of the church manual. The petitioner argued founder Mrs. Eddy remains an active officer equal to the board of directors, while church doctrine and officer admissions were cited as support. Judge Fraley referred the matter to former Judge S echek Dodge as master for status determination.
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Todd Christiann
Mumnéer
Supreme Court
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Co Omeoual
Brealey Gonnarke
Wr. Krathot
Hei Woull
Sechek Dodge
Kramthoff
Dodge
Jdge Fraley
Printers Plan to Give Some Work In Shorter Week
The labor group of the joint conference committee of the printing industry adopts a resolution urging a 44 hour week while ensuring no loss of pay for those workers. It states the 44 hour week becomes effective May 1, 1422 and wages are to be settled by local agreements between unions and employers.
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Oricago
Comeu
Inday
Urasler
Mae
Tris Iction
Injuries Fatal To Mason In Fall
William J. Devos of Mason fell from a scaffold at a Bridgeport building and died in Bridgeport Hospital. He was 43 and survived by his wife Catherine, three brothers John Michael James, and a sister Winifred.
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Willian J. Devos
Ised Ie
Montay
Seafold Ait
Accidental Death Verdict In Norwalk Man Crake Case
Coroner Phelan ruled John William Crake died in an accidental railway car collision near Norwalk. Crake, riding a bicycle, was struck head on by a trolley car, fracturing his skull and leading to no blame on the streetcar crew.
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J. J. Phelm
John Willian Crake
Norwalk
Crake
Most
Phelan
Iralley
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Promotes Women Health
A paragraph touts Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy for common women ailments not caused by serious displacement or growths. It urges women with symptoms like backache headaches bearing down and nervous despondency to try the herbal tonic as a preventive measure for broader troubles.
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Lydia
Gon't Spoil Your Hair by Washing It
An old advertise advice urging careful hair washing with coconut oil and simple preparations. It promotes a cheap Cocoanut oil shampoo as pure, cleansing, and grease removing, claiming a few ounces last months for a family. Ads tout an easy mix with hot water and abundant lather for bright, clean hair.
Delay in Action On Superintendent Of Schools Likely
Board of education faces a likely delay in appointing a new superintendent when it meets next Monday evening. Dr Fones is in Honolulu establishing a dental clinic and James Pullman is ill, delaying potential personnel moves. The meeting will review the teachers for the upcoming year and discuss coal supply bids amid expected competition.
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Jones
Pullman
Board of Education
Fones
Honolulu
James Pullman
Atlantic
Austin
Oni
Wild Stuff Haunts Court Case In Liquor Influence
Ralph Wilcox of 735 Connecticut Avenue appeared in city court facing drunkenness and concealed weapons charges. His case was continued to the next morning as police described him under the influence and found him with liquor on his breath.
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Ralph ©. Wilcox
Connecticut
Wilmot
Lace attire draws eyes with airy flouncings on display
Fashion notes spotlight delicate lace garments and light, fluttering layers that evoke a breezy, charming vibe. Observers observe the trend toward translucent fabrics and soft silhouettes in upcoming style features and retail windows.
Miss Saratoga Dresses and Middies for Junior Girls
Catalog copy describes regulation dresses and middies for girls aged 6 to 15 with various trims and colors. White twill and scarlet middies feature white collars with red braid. pricing from 2.50 to 3.50. Also offers Turkish towels and umbrellas, with shop locations on the third and second floors of Junie Shop.
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Miss Saratoga
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