Hundreds of Bridgeport Bike Fans Parade Saturday
Hundreds of bike fans will march in an old fashioned bicycle parade Saturday from the city center to the park. Bridgeport Cycle Dealers association chairs plan a grand event with Mayor Wilson as grand marshal and valuable prizes for best display. Organizations clubs schools churches and individuals are invited to participate and contact L C Minar at 144 East Washington Avenue for details.
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Bridgeport
Chamber of Sommerce
Asaocite Sdinn
Hay
Wilson
Remington City Residents Plan Grounds Beautification
At a Remington City Improvement Association meeting in Homington Harvey last evening families pledged to plant trees shrubs and vines on their properties. Residents from Bond Dover and Remington Tents will order trees through the Chamber of Commerce with Captain Mora coordinating deliveries for Saturday. The preferred tree is sugar maple and vines include ivy wisteria trumpet vine and spirea to decorate walls and plazas.
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Remington City Improvement Association
Homington Harvey
Rermington
Bond
Dover
Remingston
Chamber of Commerce
Captain Mora
Chamber
Daylight Saving Debate Sparks Hartford Proclamation Plan
A draft plan urges voluntary one hour daylight saving start on April 24 1821 to reduce confusion with railroad schedules. Hartford officials note mixed clock changes while Bridgeport has settled the issue, and employers may shift start times to align with the proposed schedule.
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Hartford
C. Brainard
Bridgeport
Chancine
Obituary notices from a rural area recount multiple deaths
Obituaries describe Avalien Lord Waller and others dying after illness, with funeral plans from residences in Neshaville and Devon. Included are Lov Mooses, Presbyter Minot A. Lyman, and Annie Thompson, with services at home chapels and local churches, burial plots in family cemeteries, and lists of pallbearers and survivors.
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Avalien
Waller
Louvenue
Heo& al Viva Fratissaa
Moose
Minot
A. Lyman
Mimatt A. Lyman
Briday
Bridgenart Hospital
War Mountain
AL Oder
Albina Odeti
New Ishcalu
Anthony
Annie M. Thorapsc
Annie M
Dow
Moses Ts. Thompson
Sundas
Devon
Chapal
Banks
Ata i
Wats
East Hampton
United States Steel Stockholders Rally For Labor Support
Stockholders at United States Steel pledged unanimous support for E. Gary and management, praising the firm for defending individual liberty and property rights. Gary warned against government interference with labor, while signaling a possible approach to labor issues as living costs shift and steel demand adjusts.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Ebert
Gary
Edoh Americ Ili Sen
Civ
United States
Irbor
Ihak
Tyere
Railroad Wage Hearings Opened
Hearings on railroad wage reductions opened with sessions extended for each side. Representatives from major lines presented evidence of wage cuts ranging from 10 to 40 percent as cost of living rose, with New England routes showing layoffs and higher living costs since 1928.
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Sesson Y
Entral
Erie
J.C. Wabber
Ecent Hroads
Rach Road
Newngland Rowds
J. J. Bardo
Mera
Hevid W. Yailroyd
Maassachusetts Cannriss
Bardo
Gewers Ware
Fs, Sons
Phicek
Lee
Eetig Lee
Eetig Lee Sitar That Tihwd
Legion Honored by Bridgeport Aldermen Resolution
Bridgeport Board of Aldermen approved a resolution praising the American Legion and its members for service and leadership. The measure lauds post members for aiding veterans and supporting community efforts while urging government and civic bodies to recognize their contributions. The resolution directs the mayor to forward copies to officials including the adjutant general and local American Legion leaders.
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Aldermen
Amani- Weuaty
T. Reers
Peersl
Eidgenart
Fuad
Hedgeport
Ind
Murgor Tad Ita Board
Alderney
American Legion
Chones
Riabe Ind
Peruif
Leeiait
Sym Uttenn
Nate
Hong
PeeHloh
Soday
Aneriows
Lestat
Patten
Stirasx
Legion
Pers J
Iol
Bill Restoring Assessors Reported Today
A report from the cities and boroughs committee discusses Senator De Laney s measure to abolish the tax commissioner office and run the office via a board of assessors The plan seeks to restore assessors and reduce executive control amid unemployment and fiscal tension in Hartford. The measure faces unfavorable votes in the House and faces opposition over how the office should be managed. The report notes political maneuvering and potential use of a special tax levy to fund employment programs and city needs.
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Cities and Boroughs Committee
Guil Tate
Lay
Chickman Bowers
Cfuics
Ingulakina
Maver Wilson
Hive Kilpa
Athens
Charities’ Department
Wilson
Momner
Tartford
Mayor Acts to Aid Charities Amid Budget Debate
City officials debate funding for the charities department as Mayor Wilson opposes tapping contingency money. The Ways and Means Committee plans to meet, seeking guidance on how to allocate funds without disrupting emergency needs.
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Perh
Ann Nance
Committee On Ways and
Cvn
Wilson
Contingenes
Cor Charities
Guy Monty
Wilton Eel
Artur
Germany Warned By Lloyd-George
Contained article discusses Allied demands and warnings to Germany as parts of postwar negotiations. It notes opposition to further concessions, mentions Irish issues and the need for a pledge from German editors, and references the Allied Commission's procedures and positions.
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Germany
Lloyd-George
Sonitioy
Grernam
Tie Commission
Slaver THES N. ly THIER DO Wes
In a fragmentary passage a historical note references a figure connected to the early era of American independence. The text mentions a person named Hopkinson as signer and hints at a house and moments around 1770. The readable content is highly garbled.
Advertising and volume drive lower costs in modern business
The text argues that pushing volume through advertising lowers manufacturing and selling costs. It contrasts the old push method with active advertising creating demand, standardizing products, and enabling dealers to move goods more efficiently. It notes the benefits of centralized markets, reduced selling effort, and cheaper prices for buyers.
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Colonial House
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Wage Inc
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