City to Sell 650000 in Bonds at May 4 Session
The city will offer 630000 in bonds on May 4 to fund pavement, sewers, and park development. A committee of officials will receive bids by 10 a.m. standard time. Bonds, dated June 1, 1927, carry 4 to 4 1 2 percent interest, in 500 denominations, with serial maturity. Sewer Series D 250000, Pavement Series F L 300000, Park Series A 190600. Further sales planned after advisory review for Bassick Junior High, a new fire house, 12 tennis courts, and park paving in Seaside Park.
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Species Committee
Walter W. @itz
Beh- Fons
Otte K. Edelmann
Financial Advisory Committee
Mona al
Haa
Oldfield laments White House death rumor prompt
Stington April 26 Oldfield chairman of the Democratic National Congressional committee issued a statement saying nothing pains him more than learning the White House spokesman is dead. He suggested that newspaper men invented the spokesman and speculated about a candidate for a third term, asserting unclear motives behind the rumor.
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Stington
Oldfield
National Congressional Committee
White House
Jefferds Resident Died in Worcester Massachusetts
A garbled AP item notes a John G Jefferds of Worcester Massachusetts and references family ties to Fr Jefferds and Wells Maine. The fragment mentions a minister and a Wells Maine connection but lacks clear dates or complete actions.
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Worcester
Mass
John G. Jefferds
I. B. Dartallow
Fr Fefferds
Fi Wells
Maine
Seimuel
Youth's sentence upheld by pleas court
Youth Dowtnick sen tence upheld in Norwalk city court after pleading guilty to four counts of breaking and entering. He and others were linked to daytime horse thefts and multiple home burglaries, securing cash and trinkets totaling about $445.
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Norwalk
Norwals
Dudsederica W. Duxford
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Tare
Dowtnick
Trustee Named in Bankruptcy Case
creditors failed to pick a trustee at first meeting for Irving K Pal floweft Nearwalk business. John Keogh appointed Robert A Lenner Norw. multiple ballots ended without a majority. assets listed include about $1,248,500 and a tentative schedule and appraisal by George te Alav Orden, Norwick.
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Irving K
George Te
Alav Orden
Amd
Norwick
Reid
Serubor
Stag
Father and Son sue over 20000 dollars in injuries
In Superior Court Judge Wolfe heard a case where Leonimi Riccio and his son of Bridgeport sought damages from Melerd uid Sons of Bridgeport for alleged losses after a bicycle accident on October AVE. The boy claims eye injury and medical expenses while the father seeks other damages from the accident involving a truck and a rear car collision.
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Gary
Leur Wolfe
Aleeme
Alex Ries
Leonimi
Riccio
Goodamiges
Tne
Bridgeport
Suve Ave
Mi Hey
Tsing
Sid
Inquest Finds Fracture in Truck Collision Case
An inquest in Rockville established a fracture as the cause after a truck collision that occurred yesterday. The proceedings noted a distance from the impact and referenced an official finding by the coroner. The details appeared in a fragmented report with limited legible facts.
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Rockville
Jacob
Janten
Local man aided police as judge cuts jail term
Manuel Britto forty near Lexington Avenue aided police in the apprehension of dry law violators. He was a second offender, with six months jail sentence reduced by Judge Frederick W. Tuxford to ten days suspended plus a $100 fine and costs after prior conviction and an appeal.
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Manuel Britto
Lexington Avenue
Frederick W. Tuxford
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Kvitte
Britto
James
Shannon
Huxford
John Willis
Plaxford
Patie A
Willis
Judge’s reduced fee in defunct firm case sparks dispute
In Stearford Judge John Smith had sought $12,000 for counsel fees for Louis Kutsch Jr. of the defunct Women Products Co. The period court, via Judge John Jr. Booth, slashed the fee to $4,053.13. The plant’s sale to Stateive comes to $350,000. appraisers Greene, Schwarz, and Leewith were each awarded $590.
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Louis Kutsch Jr
Reveraf
Wome Products Company
John Smith
Stearford
John Jr. Booth
Perioy
Smith
Kutscher
Booth
State Ive Com
Boot
Amy Booth
Charles F. Greene
John C. Schwarz
Walter
Daylight Time Confusion At Station Causes Train Mixups
Daylight saving time disruptions create confusion at the station as schedules shift. Patrons miss trains by an hour or arrive early to avoid missing connections. Questions arise yearly about time changes and operations remain jumbled, especially for through trains from Washington to points south.
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New York
New Haven
Trukas
Washington
Bridgeport
Missing aviator hunt continues after river crash
Reported crash along the Arkansas river east of the district. Witnesses describe a plane going down after a forced landing and a possible wind or water impact. Authorities pursued leads as searchers comb the area for LITT FLOCK and the missing aviator.
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Henrehn Foy
J. J. Flawkins
Aviatoy
Arkansas River
Here
Edward Storten
Uaewkinis
Bart
Trent
Dayton
Ben Diwkins
Siurlon
IKWAN LOMA CLUB PRESENTS BREVITIES
The iKwan Loma Club stages a revue featuring Maus guests from New York City Sew ERaen and ath places. Joseph Bobet directs songs, dances, and comedy numbers for a charitable show at Pari Mosque on Wednesday in May. audience expect a successful fundraiser.
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Maus
New York City
Pari Mosque
Dane Wil
Joseph Bobet
Preceris Ars
Loma Club
Woman Sustains Spine Injuries in Auto Crash
In Westerly Rhode Island April 1 1921 Mrs Theydore Barrett of 320 Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Massachusetts suffered a spine fracture in two places after an automobile collision. Mr Barrett received facial injuries and Timothy and John Sullivan were also injured with twenty stitches required. The driver reported fainting to police.
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Westerly
Theydore Barrett
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxby Mass
Barrett Hs
Rich
Timothy
John Sullivan
Car overturns after steering wheel miscue on curve
The vehicle failed to negotiate a curve, veered off the highway and rolled down an embankment injuring the occupant. No further details on injuries or causes are provided.
Prince to Avoid Bullfight in London Visit
London April 26 AP Meville Daily Express correspondent reports a special bullfight was proposed to honor the Prince of Wales but he will not attend. The prince reportedly attended an incognito bullfight in San Sebastian last year and said he did not want to see another.
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London
Prince of Wales
Meville
Daily Express
Tie
Ban Sebastian
State Policeman Stops Beer Truck Near Canaan
In Canaan on April 26 a heavily laden beer truck was overhauled by State Police Officer Stanton of the Canaan barracks. The vehicle carried 100 cases of warm high alcoholic content beer. The truck had originated in Waterbury and was headed toward Hudson, with unclear details handed back by the report.
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Canaan
Stanton
Canaan Baracks
Waterbury
Hudson
Albert
Waterbury pair held for hearing before Justice Moore
Cherrett and a Waterbury helper were held for a hearing before Justice Norman Moore later in the day.
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Cherrett
Helper
Waterbury
Norman Moore
Barber Prices to Stay in New Taven
In New Taven on April 26 CAP reports master barbers have kept current rates, with the old 50 cents for two haircuts and 24 cents for a shave still in effect as prices were not increased.
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New Taven
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Dus
Cees Resinol
Keogh
Richard and Sons
Ieee
Baggenes
Phillips
Premier Charms
Chas. H. Phillips Co
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Ikwan Loma Club
Prince
Rai
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Steiger
Women’s ‘Merode
Merode
Voile and
Gingham
Forest Mills
Commodore
Roxania
Men’s Athletic Union
Royal Mills
Union
Uive
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