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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
2
A Martford OSC conference led by Tax Commissioner William Blodgett discussed reducing state aid assessments, protesting higher taxes on unproductive land. Easton officials including Board of Supervisors members and school chairman debated options, with appeals possibly heading to court if needed.
In a probate court hearing Judge Bartram considers Daugherty a habitual drunkard after medical testimony. Dr Staub and Dr Staub describe his long drinking history, weakness, and need for sanatorium treatment until cured. The judge plans to interview him at the hospital before ruling, with adjournment followed by a field trip for an advertisement.
The house laughed as Buckley announced a sun saving plan during a tense session. Members reacted to his motion about possible sessions next week and the reevaluation of priorities amid the ongoing debate.
Hartford April 26 A House bill seeks to prevent education boards from exceeding their budget by requiring boards to consult the Town Board of Estimate for transfers and to set annual appropriations in advance. The measure, from the education committee, would force boards to prepare departmental estimates before yearly meetings and limit salary and other expenditures accordingly.
The article reports Major Daugherty, a former U S Army officer with service in World War I, presently suffering nervous debility due to war experiences. He enrolled as a patient at Stamford Hall Sanatorium after a formal commitment in Stamford Probate Court. The care plan follows expert advice from Dr. Hammond and Dr. Robertson, with duration of stay to be determined by Stamford Hall.
A New Canaan man was killed when struck by a team of horses. The incident occurred as the man walked near a roadway, with witnesses stating the horses bolted and pulled him under the wagon. Authorities are investigating the accident and identifying the team operator.
HAITPORL April 26 The General Assembly faces a cleanup period with many bills pending as session opens next Tuesday A Friday session next week is expected to clear matters for recess by May 9 Work has advanced with few barriers The House committees reported completion on most items Milford City charter may pass making Milford the twentieth city Shelton the nineteenth in 1421 Governor appoints cleared most confirmations Judiciary committee to review two city court judges Saunders and Chambera seen as possible confirmations despite opposition Dr Moriarty seeks license and claims cure for cancer but faces ethics questions and exam denial
In Tiartfort April 1, the House approved amendments to the fish and game laws and passed a bill to prohibit aliens from receiving hunting licenses or carrying firearms. Debates touched treaty rights and resident alien farmers, with further amendments about pets and Sunday trapping rules.
A chaotic report details alleged misconduct at the House of David community. The text describes young women, license refusals, testimonies, and accusations around a group and its leaders, with names and events unclear, reflecting a turbulent local controversy.
Fragmented OCR yields a damaged obituary fragment mentioning Olt Scotelumen and David Geardon, with notes about serious illness and a will. It shows bedside vigil and references to a seer or elderly witness, but names and details are unclear due to garbled text. The piece preserves the event mood without coherent specifics.
Local recollections in Peacham recall Col Harvey and notable natives amid talk of change and new residents. Old friends like George Petry and Graceys descendants are cited, with references to St George groups, ancestral ties, and town pride as the centennial nears.
Ansona residents report the marriage of Alisa Mery Agios Cunminet alid to Stephen Melaugnin, performed at the Church of the Assumption in New Tyver by Father Bron min. A reception followed at 4:00 p.m. with family and friends in attendance.
The House approved Senate resolutions to appoint two Bridgeport judges for unexpired terms and the ensuing terms. The measures name Stalph 7 3a and Willie Bucktey, with confirmations paused under an earlier rule suspension.
The Senate confirms Governor Templeton's appointments including Harry B. Mackenzie of Bethel as commissioner of labor and factory inspection. Frank T. Turkington and David B. Day are named to the Board of Payment. Judges Jemry A. Adagin and Charles P. Barnes receive short terms with renewal. Appropriations bills and measures favor many state needs and local authorities.
Governor considers several Fairfield County men for promotion to the Superior Court bench. Names mentioned include Turpey Johnke, John Walsh of Bainfield County, and others such as Peasley of Watertown, Ernest Apson of New Haven, and Rolin Tyler. The process focuses on identifying the best candidate for the higher court.
Fragmented OCR summary describes a kidnapping incident involving a British girl and native suspects. Text references a shore conference, possible mediation, and reactions from officials. Mentions Keeh Tei and Minahts house, with scattered names and places, but details remain unclear.
Hartford April 26 A measure seeks to equalize vehicle registration fees for out of state trucking firms operating in Connecticut The bill would require trucks with multiple state licenses to pay the Connecticut fee and lower the minimum registration for pneumatic tire motor trucks from 22 58 to 14 The proposal allows unrestricted versions for manufacturers dealers or repairers with short term leasing up to two days if records identify the driver
In Wins, officials announced Eliot Warrows and Arthur W. Chambers as city court judges for two years from July 1. Governor Pentland authorized a state agent to influence appointments to keep the New Haven court out of politics, amid a tense nominating process with candidates Sheridan Whitaker and others discussed.
Area clubs and associations schedule meetings tonight at various venues including 14 frglkee street district Surreal club and Chi hert street venues. Attendees include Joseph Dowel tempe and Chyna Tecupera ter Tren with several local groups listing times and locations.
A-2851 is presented as a reliable remedy for GOAT and rheumatism. The advertisement claims rapid relief from Matte pains and references pill form for S100. It lists Eimer & Amettel of Avenue 18th to rh Street, New York, as the makers.
Hartford April 26 The Senate suspends rules to get first view of the budget bill carrying appropriations of 30,097,810 passed in the House yesterday. Senator Rogers explains the measure notes a decrease of 134 00 from the board of finance estimate.
Special - An automobile found abandoned on the Post Road by Officer Arthur J. Bennett was claimed by Peter Jeacasto of 201 Halcomb Street, Hartford, who says the car was stolen. Two women jumped from the car and boarded a motor truck. The officer identified the owner by the license plate numbers and notified Hartford police.
Governor Templeton announced six nominations to the legislature and several state posts. John A. MacDonald of Putnam is slated for highway commissioner for four years from July 1. Other appointees include Dr. George Blumer, Osar A. Tolland, Dr. Frederick R. Simpson, Harold H. Wilkinson, Herman A. Chapin, and Harris Whittemore to various terms and boards.
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