Public Hearing On Jitney Regulations Monday
The ordinance committee invites public input on jitney rules with a hearing next Monday evening. City Clerk sent notices to interested parties including LYM lecturers and Chamber of Commerce members. Chair Beers says the session will be long and open to all who wish to speak.
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Ordinance Committee of Common Council
Chamber of Commerce, Manufacturers’ Association and
Traffic Commission
Tli Common Voice
Ibd Witmer
Commerce
Algerman
Ralph J. Beers
Rommitiee
French Line Head Commits Death by Own Action
Reported incident titled French Line Head Commits death by own action describes a room search where a door was forced and a hanging device found. Dr. Gonz opined the man hanged himself using a heavy lowel hook, with his body later discovered as the decor was opened. The feature mentions Koarinski, son of a Chicago banker, connections to French Line offices, and a supposed fortune left by the elder Koarinski.
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Calle
Koarinski
Ahiccage
Hhe Fake Chai
Gna
Chicago
French Line
Kozmingki
Owners Move to Settle Strike
Strike action creates hardships across cities as coal runs short and heating fuel remains scarce. Factories close and many workers lose employment while hundreds of steamers lie idle, halting trade and forcing families to endure winter scarcity.
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Siay
Pupil Disturbance At Fairfield School Window
Miss Carmody, a Fairfield night class teacher, was besieged when about twenty pupils threw stones at windows, frightening her. Attempts to call police failed as no officers could be located in the isolated town district. The incident followed dismissal time at Holand Aih school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cartody
Stratford Avenue
Holand Aih School
Fairfield
Miss Carmody
Fairfield Police Department
Warning Signal Rescues Burglar From Capture
A noisy alarm warned of a break in at a house as a burglar climbed a ladder and entered a dark room. Neighbors heard scraping and a shouted warning, forcing the intruder to flee while residents remained undisturbed until morning.
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Phatyle Hs
Fray Caphams
Aera
Beale
Wwe
Adeiney
Georee
Ve Howe
Adine
Fiewpe
Oack-Yard
Sal
Frank Moor
Wael
Buffer
Devon
Milford Real Estate Board Formed In Milford
Milford’s new Real Estate board organized at George J. Smith’s office with 14 members from 10 firms. Members voted to seek state and national association memberships, adopt a uniform code of ethics, and establish standardized commissions to inspire public confidence. Officers selected: President Alvin Cy Smut, Vice President George T. White, Secretary Leasuree Waker MM Irving.
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Milford
Milford Real Estate Board
George J. Smith
Alvin Cy Smut
George T. White
Waker MM. Irving
Truck Driver Attacked by Supposed Robbers Near Shelton
William Cannane, driving from Shelton toward Bridgeport, reports two men hailed him on the road near the Shelton auditorium. One hurled a plank to stop the car, another struck the windshield with a stove, injuring Cannady in the chest as he was forced to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Bridgeport
William Cannane
Ine
Cannady
Gannady
Prohibition Agents Seize Two Stills At La Greetes Street
Federal agents raided a residence at 262 La greets street in the owner’s absence and seized about twenty gallons of alcohol and two crop stills. Agents Cantillian and Welch, with a search warrant from U S Commissioner Hugh J Laverr, conducted the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Greets Street
Cantillian and Welch
United States
Hugh J. Laverr
Presbyterianism Against Sensational Evangelism
At the Connecticut Valley Presbytery meeting in Springfield on April 3, ministers discussed discouraging sensational evangelism. Pastoral relations between First Presbyterian Church of Stamford and Rev. Robert Hush Morris were dissolved at the request of Rev. Mr. Afar, who will lead Jonfield NN church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Connecticut Valley
First Presbyterian Church
Toda
Robert Hush Morris
Stamford
Monn
Afar
Jonfield
NN. Jy
Beauty Hints and A Medical Quack Ad, 19th Century Tone
An advertisement touts a beauty regimen using Giska cleansing cream and dar willo ard for a rose like complexion, promising results for discriminating women. It also recounts medical anecdotes about women’s suffering with quackish endorsements and mentions Lydia Pinkham’s Herbal Compound as a remedy.
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
An old advertisement touts Mulsified as a cheap, effective hair wash. It claims to remove dust dirt and dandruff, produce rich lather, and leave hair soft bright wavy and easy to manage. The copy urges readers to buy from their druggist in ounces to cover the whole family.
Rigid Immigration Restrictions Urged by Hughes
The report cites Dr Hughes urging strict limits on immigration from Eastern Europe and Russia. He claims many migrants are undesirable and argues only a small, vetted group should be allowed entry to the United States, with emphasis on preventing émigrés from Poland and Lithuania from entering. The plan proposes requiring permission and disciplining emigration to curb perceived social risks.
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America
Aneri- Tiemmania
United States
Poland
Hughes
Russian
Caucasus
Flugnes
New Air Department Program Urged by War Department
A wartime article outlines a new program for air departments, proposing a federal aviation agency within commerce to promote commercial flight. It urges Congress to appropriate 2.9 million dollars over two years to establish air routes and authorize the post office to run air services beyond the New York to San Francisco route. The report backs aviation research, continuous study under an advisory committee, and maintaining a ready force of trained aviators and up to date aircraft for peacetime and potential war. It also supports continuing the army air service as a coequal combat arm and centralizing the naval air service under a navy department bureau.
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Asronautics
Department of Commeres
Congress
War Department
York
Ay Francisco
Ais
Army Air Service
Army
Naval Air Service
Aefus
Navy Department
Committee By Humane Institute
Bureau of Child Welfare
Firitain
Sansom Aals Aii
Middletown
Gane
Ang Lown
Sarwaik
Hemote Vehicle Department
Dlisagreement
Consernjat Mmatura
Corporation Securitien
Tampans
Shenk
Auohng Corporation
David Humphreys
David Wooster
Appropriations Committee
Lab
New Haven
Sett
Norwich
State Farm
Judiciary Committee
Department of State
Senate
Frank Cherey
Manchester
Francis Parsons
Hartford
George Dudley Seymour
Burton Mansfield
H. Siddens Mowbray
Washington
State Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Chartey Oak Park
Rae
Rabsin BH. Stoecker
Willian H. Blodgett
Borou Fee
Ainst
Humane Inscitutions Committee
Mystic Oral School
Leat Corporation
Connecticut Hospital
Lake
Emmet Club Protests Deportation of Cork Lord Mayor
Members of the Robert Emmet Club condemn the deportation order against Dona O Callaghan of Cork. A committee will draft appeals to Congressman Merritt and Senators McKean and Brandages expressing opposition and seeking support for related measures and recognition of the Irish Republic.
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Robert Emmet Ylub
Dona O'Callaghan
Cork
Schuyler Merritt
George P. McKean
J. Brandeges
O'Callaghan
Geliow
House
Sabbath of
Obituary notes for Ceoplia Rieger and other passings
Obituary notices list Ceoplia Rieger widow of George Rieger and mother superior Sister Mary Corona of St Johns convent 225 Brooks St West Minister MD. Also mentions Laura Benedict Lanna M Benedle funeral details and burial. Miss Mary Pitepatrick longtime clerk in Washington and others. Includes Walter Ty Lord funeral, Charles E Moore Civil War veteran and business figure, and Isaac F Moore lineage. multiple survivors and burial plans noted.
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Ceoplia Rieger
Seeslia Rieger
George Rieger
Mary Corona
St. John's Convent
St. 7 Convent
Brooks
Street
Danghie Otre Dame Orde
Miaryelpia
Mar George
West
Maryland
Marty DeMathk
Midland
Avon. NL
Laura Benedict
Lanna M. Benedle
Yesterda
Lanistan Avenue
Rev. J. A Saddler
Stepney Cemetery
Mary
Ldgeport Hospital
Joseph Vingeni
Jann M. Wade
Liehere
Heaphy
Iland
Mequient
al Augustine
Ho Farmia
St. Auguerine's
Walt of
Kort
Walter Ty Lord
Tate Howe
Teatlelan Aventis
Mona
Mountain Grove
Cowmany
Bo Sixtts
Valunteena
Pras
Servite
Fort Fisher
Isaac F. Moore
Woman Leader Dies by Own Hand in New York City
Mrs. Kle andy SHUith Fe, head of a women’s group and noted suffragist, committed suicide in the East River after leaving Grand Central Terminal. Her husband, noted writer and forestry expert, with Mrs. Mabel Irwin, sought rest. she cried that she would end her life and vanished amid the crowd.
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Kleandy Shuith Fe
Allwaeu Women's Percely
Nush
Ynsterdas
Grand Central Terminal
Broadwas
Astoria
Abd Waa
Yorday
Charles 5
Whinker
Hersmaurringt Co
Benton
Jessi Hailidow
G. Gurnee
Albany
Mabel Irwin
Daylight Saving Chaos Prompts City and Businesses Action
Chaotic debate over advancing clocks continues as manufacturers and merchants push to set clocks ahead next Sunday. City officials consider opening earlier. schools and transit align with evolving standards amid a split view on who bears the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howlard's
J. M. Read
Meigs & Company
American Hardware Company
Davis, & Hi Lane
Confectionery
Windle Drug Store
Chamber of Commerce
Wid
Lee
Wilson
Board of Aldermen Mordiy
Slaw- Son
Washington
Cort
Schusis
Kibling
Connecticut Company
New Haven
Tiree
Sunday Baseball Measure Adopted
A long legislative session report covers bills on child welfare, state finance, and various appropriations. The record notes votes, committee actions, and appointments including candidates for state commissions while detailing debates on morality, education, and public services.
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sAvien & Neering
Eal Hess
Howe
Cty
Suniemon Council
Bucs
Florence Helen Rohrig
Barbar
Tea “Cronin
al Connor
Lloyd
Aay Carriagis
Fontine
Fairfield School
Marshall B. Lloyd
The
Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Menominee, Michigan
Lloyd Mfg. Co Dept. Mesopiates
Alovd T
Lenox Avenue
Real Estate Board
Prohibition
Presbyterianism
Lawson Tait
England
Ti Wan
Lydia MM. Pinsham
Staten
Lloyd and Heywood
Eagle Tea CO
Fairfield Ave
Ane
Emmet Club
Tage One
Cartier
Jrs
Atlanta
Mayo
Brainerd
Senuor Costello
Sanford
Bakewell
Brown
Will
Nitiona
Game
Idan
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Middle Sc
Tne
Abi
Columbia Records
Columbia
al Jolson
Frank Crumit
Sam Ash
Devil's Garden
Grant Stephens
Wien
Trene
Margaret Romaine
Little Old New York
Ezekiel Sande
Fink University
Sibilee Singers
What You Sow University
Jubilee
Marion Harris
Bous
Fisi
Daddy
Jozarimhs Grekesins
Yerkes
Jacarimba Orchestra
Cody
Fox-tro: _ J Kernen Country Club Band. Look for the Silver Lining. Medley Fox
Vernon Country Club
Paul Bisse
Paul Biese
Happy Sir
Siam Soo
Waldor/Astoria Dance Orchestra
Mello
Metropolitan Danze
Lovge
Metropolitan Dance Physis
Rieserdy Straccian
Metropolitan Chorus
Dream Fares
Carmela Ponselte
Carmela Ponsella
Hipolito Lazare
Tandy Mackensie
Gasta Diva
Queen of Heaven
Norma Roza Ponselie
Gotuaitle
Grafennian
Duci de Kerekjartn
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
Vespri Siciliani
Manon
Walta le Mlaire
Paris
Walta le Maire
New Process
Colombia
Columbia Graphophone Company
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