Senate action on bills and Stamford judgeship clash
The Senate today considered bills on education and public works with favorable reports including funding for state board of education trade schools and Waterbury sewer lines while tabling pension and forestry measures. Stamford judgeship contenders clashed as Senator Keneally urged gubernatorial appointment of city court judges amid disputed deals.
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Twartegrd
Senate
State Board of Education For Trade Schools
Waterbury
Public Works Department
Naugatuck River
Stamford Public Schools
Shell Fish Commission
Wyest Haven
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Bridgeport
Charles A. Evans
State Forestry Act
Lawyers Title & Fiduciary Co
New Haven Water Company
Guilford
Madison and Jill-ingworth
Fairfield County Mortgage & Tile Co
Hartford College
Emery
Stamford
Cheney
Manchester
Hoyt
New Haven
Judge Young
Fairfield County
Uhouse
Elickey
Keneally
Redlen
Judge Young Among Those Rising To Aid Mr. Kenealy
Doty
Brigham
Ford
G. E Hall
Tane Lawlor
Keeney
Pierson
Howe
Butler
Meech Efot - Hail
Wooodruff
Anderson
Mitchell
Drobbing Nalengee
Shaw
Plat
Benator Kenealy
Federal Reserve Bank
Stoak
Schame
Lear Ft
Leathers
Pibbe Scchools
State Budget Aids Agri and Ed Cuts in 2-Year Plan
State budget requests total 31,384,456 for two years with 7365,500 earmarked for 33 hospitals including Bridgeport and St Vincent's. Agriculture sees net cuts of 392,000 though a 17,000 rise for the department of agriculture. Education faces 15,000 in reductions across school libraries adult programs and evening schools. Several departments gain funds, notably labor and factory inspections, banking and insurance, and state utilities. The plan also outlines hospital aid amounts to various beacons across cities, and lists departmental totals and distribution.
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Bridgeport
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Norwalk
Danbury
Stamford
Greenwich
Miford
Minuate Board
General Assembly
Board of Finance
Connecticut College of Agriculture
Domestic Animals Department
Oice
Connecticut
State Department of Agriculture
Philo T. Platt
Newtown
State Department of Education
Committee On
Motor Vehicle Department
Banking Department
Department of Labor and Factory Inspection
Department of Agencies and Institutions
Governor's Office
Military Department
Adjutant General's Department
Naval Militia Department of Public Welfare
Connecticut Reformatory
Connecticut School
Lone Lane Farm
Mystic Oral
Soldiers Hospital Board
Tuberculosis Commission
Board of Prisoners
New Haven General
Hartford
St. Francis
Hartsford
Grace
New Haven
Waterbury
New Britain
Lawrence Memorail
New London
Banbury
Samford
le Vinscent
Mary's Waterbury
Field County
Winsted
Day- Kimball Potnan
Middlesex
Middletown
Meriden
Backus
Norwich
Griffin Derby
Greanwion
Johnson Memorial
Stafford Springs
St Joseph's Willimantic
Raphaels
Borkville
Shuon
Charlotte Hungerford
Torrington
South Manchester
Ford
Pstel
New Melford
Fauna Wildwood
Hartfard
Mt. Sinai
Wautlard
Bishop Lawrence retires after 31 years in Massachusetts
Boston April 29 Bishop William Lawrence of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts announces retirement as active administrator after more than thirty one years. He notes election as bishop in 1893 and consecration in October, praising co workers Babcock and Slattery and thanking parishioners and lay leaders for support across the diocese.
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Boston
William Lawrence
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Cathedral Church of
St. Paul
Lawrence
Babcock
Slattery
Parsons
Boys of '61 Convention Leaders Arrive for Event
Captain William Lounsbury heads a two section parade escort for the Boys of ’61 convention with Major A C Bennett. Veterans groups and GAR leaders, including Louis F Arensberg and Grace J Willard, arrive to attend campfire at United Congregational church with Lt Gov J Edward Brainard among speakers.
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William Lounsbury
A. C. Bennett
Thymar- Sha
Main
Gold Streets
Gold Street
Veterans of Foreign Wara
N. W . Hilshop
Charles
Getert
Raymond W. Harris
V. F W
Tworris
Harry Condon
A. L. W. Parker Sowley
John Banville Peat
John Dillane
Relief Corps
Louis F. Arensberg
Philadelphia
Compiander
Grace J. Willard
Los Angeles
Cal
United Congresational Church
J. Edward Brainard
Justin He ‘Pram- Wuli
Tic Styie
Pushes Bill to Penalize Use of Word Flapper
A. H. Branch, Florida legislator, seeks to penalize the term flapper as insulting to women. He urges the House Indian affairs committee to report favorably, arguing the word mockingly degrades ladies. The measure follows another proposal to place a wooden Indian outside cigar stores.
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Tallahassee
Fla
A. H. Branch
Liberty County
Florida
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Branch
Indian Affairs Committee
United States
No More Men for Jury Are Called
Report on the jury selection in a murder trial notes the court excusing Milford farmer Charles Bryan Sr due to his family ties to Coroner Eli Mix and past Wakefield case involvement. The day features 36 talesmen questioned with concerns over capital punishment and rumors about Olympia Macri. New names slated to report include Boone Buck Miles Tinkham Winland and others from Milford Ansynia Derby South Caswell Seymow and Orange.
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Poli’s
Leonard
Bagnano
Charles FH. Bryan
Milford Farmer
Hessie Wakefield
Eli Mix
Bryan
Koletsky
Wakefield
Bryan, Sr
Talesman
Ortter
Mix
Alling
Koletsk
Bryan Jr
Avery
Talesmen
Olympia Macri
Koleteky
William Boone
Charles S. Buck
Ansynia
Jaimen A. Miles
J. P. Waler
Derby
South
Radio Reception Howls and Possible Causes
Howling noises from radio reception may arise from excess current in your receiver, a miscalibrated station, or a neighbor’s transmitter. If the issue comes from your set, regulate current and tune sharply to the station to reduce squealing. If the station causes it, there is nothing you can do except switch to a different station.
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Acta
All Day Rain Search Fails To Solve Gary Mystery
In Gary Indiana a maimed burned body of a young woman was found near a lagoon. A rain soaked search by officers and volunteers failed to locate the missing parts despite intense efforts. Three suspects including Raymond Sweeney faced questions but one woman thought dead was found alive. A gasoline station attendant named Paul Bishop claims to identify three men connected to the case.
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Gary
Ind
Lux
Chesterton
Indiana
Evansvile
Fivanston
Rockford
Raymond Sweeney
Farina
Sweeney
Porter County
Paul Bishop
State Machine Beaten by Kennealy in Stamford Fight
Branford and Woodbury figures defend Judge Young and accuse a deal with Harry Mackenzie to secure support for appointing House Clerk Hickey as Stamford prosecutor. Kennealy cites 18 years on the bench, calls Young incompetent, and notes broad backing for his position amid a factional Stamford dispute.
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L. Averill
Branford
George Sturges
Woodbury
Judiciary
John Thornhill
Brookfield
House
Judge Young
Harry Mackenzie
Rornback Lertenant
Daniel FP. B. Hickey
Kenealy
Stamford
Young
Samford
Stamford Court
Kenesty
Judiciary Committee
Hickay
Judza Young
Stamfort
Yyouting
Kenesly
Chirler
Mia Timer
Youne
Adanton
New French Pot Asserts Fashion Edition For Linen Dress
A garbled fashion note describes a refined edition of linen fabric in soft pastels like winner blue and pink, with gold trimming and embroidery. It hints at two piece jumper frocks and gold lace accents, though many words are unclear and some terms are distorted.
Attempted Life Plots Highlight Bulgarian Tyranny
A report by Josiah Co Wedgewood and W Mackinder details martial law in Bulgaria under General Lazaroff and a tyrannical government that killed political opponents. It cites prisoners shot and a volatile climate near Sofia, warning such oppression could trigger a volcanic upheaval even if plots involved Serbia or Russia. London officials remain reticent about the Austen Chamberlain plot as papers link unrest in Bulgaria and France to broader European upheavals.
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Josiah Co. Wedgewool
W. Mackinder
Parniament
Lieutenat Coroel
Cecil L'Estrage Malone
Coalition
Iubherm Membber
Fbulfar
Rathiesa
Stamboultsky
Serbia
Russia
London
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Home Office
Scotland Yard
Austen Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Europe
Bulgaria
France
Esthenia
Pasenger
War fears and political turmoil in Germany amid Hindenburg rise
Fragmented report outlines German political tension as Von Hindenburg gains prominence, with Cologne evacuation pressures and rumors of inflation fears. It notes nationalist disappointment after his election, a socialists clash, and tentative plans for elections and new governance in a tense postwar landscape.
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von Hindenburge
Luther
Cologne
Germany
van Flindenburg
Stock Exchange
von Hindenburg
von Hindenture
von Windenbure
Vere
Braun
Tdat
Sundoywe
Hindenburg
Prasala
Ema
Cure a Cold One Day Take Bears Remedy Tale
A brief item touts a one day cure for colds featuring a remedy from Grove. The notice claims rapid relief with a simple treatment advertised as proven and effective. Local readers are cautioned to consider the promotional tone and seek further details.
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Tatler
Nominates Waters for Commissioner in New Haven County
Hartford April 29 Frank A Waters grain merchant and lumber dealer of Middlebury was named the Republican nominee for New Haven county commissioner after a party caucus. Seth N Beecher of Seymour was elected county auditor. The ballot tallies showed Waters leading 16 20 22 with Hitchcock Adams on the list as candidates and party leaders signaling a shift in control amid a delayed caucus and internal party maneuvering.
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Hartford
Frank A. Waters
Middlebury
New Haven
Mr. Waters
Seth N Beecher
Seymour
Fred L. Gaylord
Samuel J. Hoyt
John F. Lynch
Orange
Hoyts
Hoyt
Charles B. Hitchcock Branford
Brainard
Mm. Waters
Adamson
Angonla
Eugene P. Golden
Meriden
Waters
Haid
United States
Jacob Walter
Averill
Branford
Hitchcock
Adamson Boy Golden
Local Fraternal Meetings Advised Across Bridgeport Area
Notices list evening gatherings for Knights of Pythias Redmans hall I O R M Bridgport Zither club at Noble avenue Bridgeport Rifle club at State armory Muensterberg Judge 1 0 O F 184 State street Wowomron tribe 0 R M 1185 Main street plus other lodge events with addresses and venues.
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Stratford Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Redmans' Hall
Pairfield
Bridgeport
State Street
Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armory
Noble Avenue
Bridgert Lodge
K. of P
Main Street
Muensterberg
Wowomron
Bridgeport Resident Praises Herbal Lax A Tone Remedy
Mr McDougall of 16 Harrison Street Bridgeport credits Herbal Lax A Tone with curing his sour stomach gas pains neck chest discomfort and breathing difficulty after three bottles. The product is being introduced in Bridgeport by a company representative at Allville’s Age State Digg Store.
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McDougall
Harrison Street
Bridgeport
Tone
Allville
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