City Council Maintains Salaries and Approves Several Measures
The council passed ordinances to appoint a first assistant auditor and a treasurer clerk, start condemnation proceedings for a new trade school site, and fund charity disbursements. It also moved to create one way traffic on Grant Street, seek street repairs, and authorize gasoline station hearings.
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Sanford
Superior Court
Willim Hogan
Walt
Warren Brothers
Niell
Wycroome
Sony J Farmer
Aldernt
Aeppe
Henrn Moleagh
Brantil Ordinancre
FT Smr
Cit
Mise Rose VicCarths
aMce
Anna McKelvey
Castriano
Glassenpi Carpone
Sterling Street
Angust Thorne
City Charities
Locke Steet
Compan
Freeland Street
Water Street
Metrono Ic
James
Bridgeport Hospital Association
Sumner Simpson
Assortatner Simpson
Grant Street
Merton
Howard P
Casaline
Stutma Street
Henry Tontve
Elven
Aviva
Beennga Avenue
Permisian
Pat Richa
Marnina
Mein Street
Fae
Annrayine
Wode
Meetings Tonight at Brazenort Rifle Club and Local Temples
A string of evening gatherings listed across Mithra and surrounding towns includes the Brazenort Rifle Club meeting at 11 8 Main street and various temple, lodge, and fraternal events at sites such as Mithra Judge K of P 1250 Main Street Cynahe temple Pythian Sisters 12 Main street and Pur ore Shrine No 1 White Bhrene of Jerusalem 1125 Main Avenue. The notice outlines locations, organizations, and times for community assemblies and charitable societies.
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Brazenort Rifle Club
Aenaipotaiauy Tribe
Main Street
Mithra
Jerusalem
Norwalk Huntington ferry proposal eyed by ship company
A survey by Dutech Filut Company representatives explores a possible ferry service between Norwalk and Huntington Long Island. Plans include using Transford steamers idle awaiting permits and evaluating suitable wharves for the new operation.
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Norwalk
Huntington
Long Island
Dutech Filut Company
Ti Transford
Prohibition Bureau Reorganization Affects Day Director Haynes
The plan shifts duties from the prohibition commissioner to newly appointed prohibition administrators across 22 districts. Permits and documents will move to administrators after September 1, with gauger reports exempt. Haynes may resign to pursue the Republican gubernatorial bid in China.
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Prohibition
Internal Revenue
Federai
Vider
Haynes
Andrews
The
Treasury
Andress
Rier
Blair Blair
Crier
Washington
Nasetlety
T ‘Ne
Umic
Chin
Fort Trumbull Beach Chemical Co No 2 elects officers
The annual meeting of the Fort Trumbull Beach Chemical Company No 2 of Milford district elected officers. Captain Andres Healey was named first lieutenant Walter Lathan second lieutenant Joseph Pennington treasurer George Mathews financial secretary W Stult recording secretary Jim Coulson. Plans were discussed for an arrival to be held on Thursdays Friday and Saturday.
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Milford
Fort Trumbull Beach Chemical Company
Milford Fite
Andres Healey
Walter Lathan
Joseph Pennington
George Mathews
W Stult
Jim Coulson
Bloodhound Slayer Sought After Nightly Attacks
A reward of £900 is posted for the apprehension of a killer described as a slayer of three bloodhounds. The incident involved a pelting party in Denver and a wounding near the scene of a recent tragedy. Michael Kelle, employer of one deceased woman, reports the attacks and coordinates the search.
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Onlskots
Denver
Michael Kelle
Deag Womer
King John T King Target of Washington Political Inquiry
The piece portrays John T King as a well connected political manipulator linked to Harry Daugherty and Jesse Smith. It details his rapid rise in Connecticut politics, secretive New York HQs, and alleged involvement in the American Metal and Liberty bonds cases. It notes a $100 000 fee and ties to Ned Thurston and Colonel Miller.
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Net
Wall Street
Leonard Wood
General Wood
Boles Penrose
Harding
King
Garbare
Bridgeport
Connecticut
New York
Tven
West 46Th Street
John T King
Kings Bec Tetars
Washington
Mr King
Kings
Fifth Avenue
Green House
Haven
Kings Office
Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
Jesse Smith
Smith
Thomas Waller
Department of Justice
Miller King
Miller
Ned Thurston
Tall River
Mass
Mille
Ice wagon crash leads to driver arrest in Stratford
Ton DeBizsi, 42, was arrested on reckless driving and no operators license charges after breaking an ice wagon pole and colliding with a car driven by Joseph Pollock on Connecticut Avenue near Carroll Avenue. The City Ice and Coal wagon, driven by Fred Rodakie, blocked the turn. both vehicles were damaged but no injuries occurred.
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Ton DeBizsi
Sandwich Street
Stratford
Joseph Pollock
96Th
New York
Clty
Irving
Connecticut Avenue
Carroll Avenue
City Ice and Coal Company
Fred Rodakie
DeBizer
Pol Jocks
New Haven Road Plans Motor Coach Links to Rail System
The New Haven Railroad outlines a policy to coordinate rail service with proposed highway motor coach lines in Southern New England. It states gas electric rail cars and highway buses will substitute where rail service is unprofitable, with joint operations to extend, feed, or fill rail schedules and protect public transportation needs.
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New England
Lew Haven
Nic
Pub Hc Utilities Department
Lic
Rai
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New England Transportation Company
Motor Coach Company
Massachusets
Pubhle
Financelal
Department of Public
Wilhe
New Haven Railroad
Fregat
Sersea
Carmel
Rall
New Haven Taxed Highways Face Service Debate
The passage argues New Haven, taxed $5 million annually, funds highway construction and maintenance. It says authorities must decide what service the public may have and that the city cannot operate at a loss while a subsidized competitor takes most business.
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New Haver
New Haven
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls Summary
An ambulance log notes incidents including a death by own action at 10:50 a.m. for Mrs Shaughsy of 401 Pembroke Street, a false call at 9:15 p.m. for Michael Nebak of 444 Berkshire Avenue, and a laceration of the left forearm after a fall on a bottle near a residence. Michael Nebak was taken to Bridgeport Hospital from the office of Dr M Manve.
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John Kristobal
Standard Avenue
Shaughsy
Pembroke Street
Michael Nebak
Berkshire Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
M Manve
Mitchell appoints new curate at New Haven church
Rev. Lionel B.V. Mitchell resigns as rector of St Andrew's Episcopal Church Norwich to become curate at Christchurch New Haven. Resignation to take effect in September and the report notes a modern alternate current dynamo capable of up to 3000 revolutions per minute with reverse direction 200 times a second.
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Mitchell
New Haven Church
Norwich
Lionel B.V. Mitchell
St Andrew's Episcopal
Christchurch
New Faver
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