Tax on billboard advertising set in new house act
Hartford April 21 AP Among fifty measures today the legislature debated a billboard tax scheme based on display space with a graduated fee from 3 to 8 dollars and a $100 annual company tax, plus a $106 annual tax and a 3.9 per panel tier. The plan includes sign spacing rules, permit labeling, and exemptions for on-site product ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Finance Committee
Atate Park
Senate
House
Live Stock and Real Estate Classifieds Listing Summary
Classified items include cows for sale at 142 Lake Street with details on milking cows and pigs, a mail about a 2 fresh Milstein cows offer, a 1 sow and 5 pigs, rail road avenue North Taett Creek Fairfield Conn garaging for rent, fireproof garages at 420 Bishop Ave, and various stores and offices listings. Also promotions for a new bungalow with lakeview, six lots, and a barn with a price of 1.10% terms, plus horse and mule ads and furniture listings.
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Lake Street
Taett Creek
Fairfield Conn
Stamford Prosecutor Probes City Accounts
Stamford April 21 AP City prosecutor Abraham Wolsey has begun an inquiry into alleged irregularities in accounts of former city officials, succeeding predecessor Mat Spelke. Bernard J Reis, a public accountant of New York, says a high report will take weeks. Wolsey questioned Frances Donnelly, clerk in the city engineer's office, about payroll methods. several time-books from 1927 and 1926 were reportedly not in their usual places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Apri 21
Abraham Wolsey
Mat Spelke
Bernard J Reis
New York
Woolsey
Mart Frances Donnelly
Joseph Pullucet
Third Offender Held Stamford in April Bail Set at Two Thousand
Thomas Albanizlo remains in jail in Stamford on a 2000 dollar bail as a third offender in five charges against the Hquorians. His wife, arrested in January for a similar offense, had that case reopened today. In court, the husband was fined 100 dollars plus costs, while customer Jerry Raine paid 200 dollars and costs.
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Stamford
Thomas Albanizlo
Hquorians
Jerry Raine
Bridgeport and Stratford Seek Boost for Stratford Firm
Bridgeport and Stratford officials, joined by Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce secretary Robert A Crosby, urged increasing Stratford Land and Improvement Company capital to 100000. Hearing before Incorporations briefly supported by Redden Stelber Wheeler Lewin Delacour. firm owns Lordship Meadows and backs an industrial terminal to boost Bridgeport's port competition.
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Stalrv
Hartford
Bridgeport
Stratford
Robert A Crosby
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Stratford Land and Improvement Company
Committee On Incorporations
Crosby
Bridgeport Chamber ¢ Commerce
Willam A Redden
Theodore Stelber
Charles @ Wheeler
Helen E. Lewin
Rex Delacour
Stortford
Lordship Meadows
Specaal
Stanley TT Bullard
Frederic A Bartlett
Elliott Peck Wie Pease
Moujton
PF Judd
Bridgport
Atlantic
Claber of Commerce
Committee approves car track change in Fairfield and Bridgeport
Hartfort April 21 Special Favorable reports from the Commit tee on Railroads favor trolley track relocations in Fairfield and Bridgeport as part of a Post road route to the Library In Bridgeport the plan allows Stratford avenue Waterview avenue cross 40 feet north of a temporary bridge then 910 feet east across to Connecticut avenue and 459 feet south across Marigold park to the Stratford and Seaview junction The Senate rejected an effort to elect a city sheriff for Bridgeport and restored the rights of George S Sincer a Bridgeport resident convicted in 1928 of selling stolen automobiles now in Hertford and in the advertising business.
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Hartfort
Committee On Railroads
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Senate
Fost
Railroad Committee
Grasmere
Elint Street
Post Road
Connecticut Company
Jraction
Yellow Mill Bridge
Stratford Avenue
Waterview Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Marigold Park
Stratford
Seaview Avenues
George S Sincer
Hertford
Fairfield County's New Judges Named in State Rise
Judge Foster of Bridgeport named to Superior Court with $1200 salary while John W Banks moves to the Supreme Court to succeed Justice Curtis. Judge Shaw and Judge Carlick with Judge Huxford will receive $7500 annually under the current session’s act. The report traces Foster’s career from local city court to state bench and notes Banks, Shaw, Garlick, and other regional figures tied to Bridgeport and Fairfield County.
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Foster
Bridgeport
John W Banks
Supreme Court
Howid J Cutis
Booth
New Haven
Banks
Shaw
Carlick
Huxford
Veas
Aldermen
York
Order of Red Men
Sons of Veterans and Sons of the American Revolution
Yale Graduates Club
Mew Haven
Sigma Chi Club
New York
Brooklawn Country Club
University Club of
Bridge Port
Jin Carlisle Peninsultan
Ato Mins DeHa “Orcress
Bridgeport Republican Organization
State Machine
Kridgeport
John Graves
France
Garlick
Miay Ruth Jordon
Monticelli
Georgia
Iaurriet Tiubes Gullok
Edward Warlo Garlick, J
Taxation and nominations dominate Connecticut Senate agenda
The Senate confirmed Gov nomin Ateliers George Wheeler chief justice John Banks associate justice Christopha Avey and Wolte New Haven to superior court. Bills on automobile taxes highway use plus rail trunk line between Waterbury and Bristol moved, but several motor vehicle reform bills were rejected. The body approved funds for Newington Home for Crippled Children, Connecticut School for Bays, state prison and other institutions, while real estate attachment procedures were clarified by requiring certified process copies filed with town clerks.
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Connecticut Reformatory
Ansonia Charter
Connecticut Agricultural College
Teachers’ Retirement Association
State Board of Education
State Tuberculosis Commission
Hartford Sanatorium
Meriden
Norwich
Storrs
Hramard Fleld
Senate
Nleus
George W. Wheeler
Bridgeport
John W Banks
Christopha Ts Avey
Groton
Isau
New Higven Superior Court
Banks
Hull
Lnli
Waterbury and
Bristol Trarmwis Company
Waterbury
Bristol
Walcott
Lilis
Rooks+ Holmes
Adelbert J. Wilson
Putnam
Joseph Valcony
Hartera
New Kingon
Connecticut &Hool
Bays
New London
Fishhook and Fishbone Keep Doctor Busy
A girl with a fishhook in her finger, a man with a fish bone in his throat, and a woman who injured her head were treated at the Elmer Kenes hospital yesterday. Helen Telisko thirteen Rox 1i sylhan Aye had the hook embedded in her second finger while fishing. Mildred Zenhe from Alfrei street received a scalp laceration after a fall and head strike. Dr Tosch Horgan gave two stitches. Louis Kurlansky, fifty three Taft avenue, had a fish bone stuck in his throat. Dr Joseph Horgan removed it at the Emergency hospital after afternoon work.
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Joseph Ilorgan
Elmer Kenes Hospital
Helen Telisko
Sylhan
Tosch Horgan
Louis Kurlansky
Taft Avenue
Ihlo
Joseph Horgan
Increase in Child Accidents Alarms Limernency Hospital
Admission notes show rising accidents among children treated at Limernency hospital. On Monday two children, Mary Rapheel and Margueret, were brought in after falls on High Street and 21 Hfallam Street. Mary suffered a laceration over one eye, Margueret required stitches for injuries to the chest area.
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Ne Hool
Limernency Hospital
Afonday
Mary
Hfallam
Arrest at 429 Roost Avenue restaurant ends liquor raid
Detective sergeant Walter Augur and Patrolman Patrick Devine raided a restaurant at 429 Roost Avenue and arrested its owner yesterday on three counts of violating the state liquor law. Liquor was seized as evidence while bonds were set at 300 dollars. Further investigations continue as officials review the case.
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Terdinand Harass
Roostwith Avenue
Inwa
Walter Augur Am
Patrick Devine
Connecticut Patents Issued April 19 1927
List of patent grants issued in Bridgeport and surrounding areas including Julius R Prenzginge TH Lange Turfell Bridgeport. reading machines sound recorders valve casings and speed control mechanisms. display containers and cartons. winding devices for clocks. milk bottle seals. and various machinery parts from Stratford New Haven Hartford Meriden and New York firms.
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Wooster
Oasis
Bridgeport
Julius R Prenzginge
Aml
Lange
Turfell
Jing Meins
Frank C
Tinckley Stratford
Henry
Erastuy
Oakley Southport
John E Renholdt
Stratford
Robert Wo
Canfield West
Shapin Llusswe
Arnold J
Tanner
North Haven
Arnold Jo Tanner
Alfrey
Crscom
George
Holme Nauguich Imichine
Joseph J
Iaspert Leiiter
Hrissic
Torinzton Bulletar
Charles W Tremper
Mesne
Trenper-Shieldg
Raven
Michanisn
George W
Driper
Buistol
Durkee
Aselzner
Prattang
Whitney
Glistanbury
New York NY
Paul B
Fontan
Sestewar
UU Mr. Co
Thomasten Waterebury
Alfred C Griscam
King Sanitary Pipe Cleaning Coy
Sindy Hook
Seal Rings
Cenge Holmes Naagatich
Joseph T Kispert
Assignar ii
Newman and Songs Inc
Trinford
Alere
Georgie Ho
Knight
Fasstener
Hendey Michine
Torripton Bull Rex Inclosura
Trneat FE McCarths
Joseph McLein
Maine
HO Richuds
Richard WW Tunes
Meriden Timp
Charlis Fo Smith
Landers Tarry
Omark New Brtain
Cooker Tesco & TR Smith
Aagener
Stolen Cars Reported Including Representative Geos Finklestone’s Vehicle
One car owned by Representative Geos Finklestone was stolen last night from Bank Street near City Hall. A second vehicle owned by Basserman on Rowaley Street in Lana was also reported stolen from in front of a home.
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Geos Finklestone
Bank Street
City Hall
Basserman
Rowaley Street
Lana
Sala
Eighth District Clubs Prepare For Carnival
Eighth District clubs organize preparations for a carnival meeting led by club chairmen and local officials. The event gathers Republican groups, community leaders, and residents to plan activities and reflect on local governance.
Obituaries Page Reports Multiple Local Deaths
Gustave Robert Jr died yesterday at Millut has parts in Anthony sHer t Sew Iles. Funeral scheduled at St Michaels church with burial at Mountain Grove. Louise Lindborg widow of Olaf Lindborg died yesterday. surviving daughter and extended family listed. Grace Fo Margin died after brief illness. services set from 847 Dewey Street. Phe funeral from Dewey Street on Saturday. Interments planned in local cemeteries. several families named.
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Gustave Robert, Jr
Gustave
Rost Maneineomit
Anthony
Tie Duiy Hobary
Louise Lindho
Olaf Lindborg
Daugher
Denn
Ason Hialmor Idindbors
Tysate
Sweden
Sify Syor
Finent Fohndon
Bridy
Follin Williamson
Wonk
George Johnann
Reachester
Odock
Alinger
Ind Gallagher
Wilhem Justinius
Mointain Grove
Grace Fo
Pica d
Dewey Stucet
Funeral Rites Held For Ambrose Ludus and Others
Funeral services and interment were conducted for Ambrose Ludus and several relatives in Port City. Attendants included family members, church figures, and local officials as the summons noted, with burial at the family plot in Park View Cemetery. The service featured high mass, singing, and prayers led by Rev. Fans E. Ant. A list of pallbearers and attendees was published in the paper.
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City Howes
Fternoon
Fark Veters
Barnim
Wwe
Jolt
John
Femes
Ily
Hogin
Peter End
John Olver
DIED AHIRS Funeral notices spread across multiple local families
Funeral arrangements announced for several residents with services at different parishes and cemeteries. Interments planned near St Isteshire, Riverside and Milford cemeteries, with multiple dates and addresses listed for attendees. Additional notices reference memorials and interment details for related individuals.
Notice of Probate Claims and Payment Deadline in Bridgeport
Public notice from the Administrator John F. Bowio of New Milford Connecticut states probate claims against estate of Clare A. Wolob un St titled town of Bridgeport must be presented by a specified date. Creditors and all interested parties are urged to immediate payment or formal action as required by law.
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Putrfield
Christian
Teetgepart
Gennar Shook Society
Weset
Rochester
Wasttaton
Connecticut
John Auiwaty
Ford Hotcortsa
Haven
New Hevon
Sanford
State of
New Royal
Anid Bridgeport
Phint Tos
Etd
Tridgeport
Newton
Arthur
A Teorwgh
Brooklyn City
New Sok
New Tep
EL Lyon
Weed
Bridgeport
Aumutact
Walt Teriteeport
Tnt
Mar
Orate
Telng
Obec
Ives
Anat Clik
Publi
Clare
Bitgeport
Kredit
Ssid
John
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Dihs
Board of Control
Brigton
Withmansle
Strotter
Jung
Tixitt Ruttanle
Proversenta Inquire
Central Ave
Ingaire
Bishop Ave
Cate
Thomas F Whitenia
Home Sweet Home
Down Nast
Piquette Piano Co
Ereage
Main St
East Main St
Warmen
Stratford Ave
TERON
Milturd
Milford
Tel Miliford Tau
Emall Amity Tor Feem
Laurel Ave
Cnaira
Morton Smith Post Wood
Hulkler
Lake Bear
Uncle Sam
Bernam
Berkshire Estates
Lake Zoar
Home Building CO
BPT
First National Bank Burlt
Barnum
Bridgeporters
Chamber of Commerce
Yellow Mill
Fairfield County
Carl Foster
John J. Trumbull
Leonard Jo Nickerson
Cornwall
Ir Ginix
Middletown
Isaac Moendry Foster
New York Volunteer Infantry
Orisons
New Yorr
Julia Moshit
Wilford
Troster
Li Glnia
Jckenson College
Capert Yichtaman
World Win
Samuel Middleton Garlick
Harriet Trubee Knapp
Lou Dudge Garlick
Hridgeport T High School
Tnivisity Scho
Lorcomobile Copany
Thie City
Yale Law School
John C.chamberlain
H Richard Swain
U. S. Army
Rehaffe
Unite States
George Burns
K. Earle Garlich
Common Pleas
Cour
Cheney, Thothers
South Manchete
Owerven
South
Ana John Bu Meciinu
David Boynton
Gustave Llobert
Mattie
Mebbard
Hattle
Hebbard
Wit- Hum
Yestore
Hircy Morre
Palmyra
Walemot and West Inc
Lauveta Street
Louie Lindborg
Giuwe
Mare
Mbert Schlerichier
Mire Thoma
Suah
Lyons
Loto
Alban
Winphy
Cuiffard
Beaver
Leon
Peter Dirarden
Peta
Michael
Mrs Nort Oliver
Mare Domenica Belmonte
Punral Servis
Mat Domenia Telmant
St Va
Don
Ael
Comet
Min George Wood
Feof
Trent
Wordis
Hame
Newt
Trinity Pris Opal Church
Ciu
Straifert
Tarreso
J .T
Ahern
Santerdwae
Parlers
Mutiny Srvif Ang Pedgate
Gakley Ub Street
Oril Seigt
Troy
Morphy
Miran
Stratford Conn
Porte Lon
Pounds
New Milford, Coon
Graham
Fairfield Sea Bridgeport
Charles L. Dennis Undertaker ‘Funeral Home
State St
Rourke & Rourke Ndertakers
Noble
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