Legislature Reports Several Bills Favorably Atul Session
ARTFORD April 27—Important acts favorably reported include a new aviation commission, water supply protection measures, and revised Workmen's Compensation laws. Senate and House action covered appropriations, motor vehicle duties, and tax exemptions. Debate over a possible extra session and schedule for next week followed.
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Artford
Mmgerialature
Aviation Commission
Genere
Uon- Mi
Senate
House
Houses
Ernest L. Averi S
Branford
Ion
Ing
Atcefacturers' Association
Ration of Labor
Ares Senate
Bureanigen
Gytim
Peck
Bristol
Fristoe] Traction
Sess
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advert Keeps Constipation Calm
Pleasant relief from constipation urged as a daily remedy. The copy touts Olive Tablets as a gentle, non gro increasing aid used by thousands to cleanse the bowels, restore energy, and preserve beauty with a nightly dose before bed. The ad names the product as a wholesome olive oil based tonic and claims benefits for men and women.
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Edwarda
Keeneey Has son born to Senator Keeney in Hartford
The April birth of Senator Leland Keeney of Somers’s son is celebrated with cigars for male senators and candy for Mrs Alice P. Merritt. The birth occurred about an hour before the senators left for Hartford. Senator Hall and others offer congratulations while some refrain from floor remarks.
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State Capitol
Hartford
Alice P. Merritt
Leland Keeney
Somers
Merritt
Efert O. Hall
Senate
Towleh
Bos
Connecticut Bill Lets Accused Pick Trial by Three Judges
Governor John H. Trumbull signed a bill allowing a person charged with a capital offense or life crime to be tried either by a jury or by a court of three judges. The court consists of the term’s presiding judge and two others designated by the state supreme court. The act appears amid a list of public acts signed, detailing amendments across several chapters including fishing, banking, and criminal court provisions in Connecticut.
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Capitol
Hartford
John H. Trumbull
Supreme Court of Errors
Senate
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Trumbull
Cranberry
Chapter &T
Connecticut
Hhapter
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Litchfield County
Cern
Ture
Aharing
State Board of Agricul
Pitemen's Association
State Highway Department
Jeane
Mortzares
Fairfield County
Fun Shop and a Patchwork of Jokes From a Lost Page
A frayed OCR collage mixes jokes, quips, and spoof dialogues from The Fun Shop edited by Maxson Foxhall Judeli. It riffs on judges, tapping shoes, Lincoln lore, and a grand parade of playful misreadings, with letters and anecdotes curving through a noisy miscellany.
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The
Fun Shop
Maxson Foxhall Judeli
Local Doctor Starts Trip to Copenhagen
Dr J Gate of State street leaves Bridgeport for Copenhagen Denmark to study orthopedic surgery and work at a general hospital then plans a Vienna study period return early next year Mrs Gale accompanies him and several friends saw them off at the dock in New York April 29 CAP Captain Rene Fouck arrived in New York aboard the France after the death of Noel Davis and Lieutenant Wester he vows to fly to Paris in September Equity
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State Street
New York
Coppenhagen
Denmar
General Hospital
Vienna
Mra. Gale
Bridgeport
Fonce
Rene Fouck
France
Noel Davis
Wester
Atlantic
Paris
Foley Pills Diuretic Adverts Aid Kidney Relief
A 19th century testimonial from a Union official promotes Foley Pills diuretic for kidney problems. The speaker claims rapid symptom relief including backache dizziness and irregular kidney action with improved secretions. The ad promises months of cold damp weather worsen kidney health and urges readers to consult their druggist for Foley Pills with a material satisfaction guarantee.
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See’y
Switchmen'n Union
Peoria, Jr
Connecticut Finance Control Bill Advances In Senate
Hartford April 27. The bill to centralize state finance control was favorably reported to the Senate after changes. A companion measure reorganizing state finance boards and appointing a finance commissioner, with the governor appointing the commissioner, saw favorable action. Salaries for the commissioner and elector members were set, and powers over departments and institutions were adjusted. An aviation commission bill also received favorable report with a proposed salary for the aviation commissioner. The Senate suspended rules to advance several appropriation bills from the House.
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Thornhill
Brookfield
House
Nathaniel Lyon
Witch's
Fitch
Morierges
Shelton Water Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Connecticut Fuel Supply Company
Sas
Trustees of Fund For Ministers
Missionary Society of Connecticut
Hristel and
Plainville Electiig Company
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Cheshire
New Traven County
Waterbury
Senate
Lyman Allyn
Hartford
Conn
Amal- Fuel Supply Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic
Westport
Shelton Water Companies
Incorporations Committee
Amal- Samaltan
State Boards of Finance and Control
Finance and Control
Trumbull
Saya
Commission of Aviation
Municipal court bill favored in Hartford session
Hartford April 27 The Municipal court bill advances in the session with officials and staff correspondent noting support. The measure aims to reform municipal judiciary procedures and funding.
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Hartford
Bridgeport Senatorial Favor. Judge Nominated in Waterbury
Bridgeport is favorably reported in the Senate as the court considers matters involving juvenile criminal processes and minor crimes. The Judiciary Committee has faced criticism weeks earlier over related actions while a Waterbury district court judge, Harry J. Heardsley, nominated by Governor Trumbull, may move to the common pleas court with a $6,000 annual salary.
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Bridgeport
Senate
Small
Harry J. Heardsley
District Court of
Waterbury
Common Pleas Court
Trumbull
District court seeks vision for Makepeace nomination
The Senate sent the nomination to the committee on executive. The resignation of Alling, attorney general, bench of the New Britain City, has been received today.
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D. Makepeace
Senate
Tomittee
Alling
New Britain
Tanlac Forges a New Man From Illness in Meriden
Mr Del Vecchio of 25 W Main St Meriden Conn credits Tanlac with restoring health after 13 months of indigestion and constipation. He says the remedy put him on his feet again, improved eating and sleeping, and added 10 pounds of firm flesh. Tanlac is described as nature’s remedy made from herbs roots and barks with over 52 million bottles sold.
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Main
Meriden
Conn
Vitale
Bia
Taniac
Tanilac
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