Sixty Violent Deaths Reported in Bridgeport in Ten Months
The Bridgeport Safety Council's report cites sixt y violent deaths in Bridgeport from January to October. Motor traffic and road accidents caused thirty six fatalities while nineteen were due to domestic causes and the rest from industrial activity, robbery, or other incidents. Ages ranged from one to eighty two, with most deaths concentrated in the twenty to thirty nine brackets.
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Bridgeport Safety Council
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Hp Corene
Bridgepory
Wwe
Railwa
Ospors
Mentus
Dannars
Nius
Wilson Election Bet Is Returned
A chaotic Bankrupt aftermath centers on a bet involving Wilson’s election. Peter F. Callahan and John Z. Cullinan appear in court as receivers and claimants seek final settlement. Attorneys Shirpiro and others attend the hearing to resolve ownership and money distribution in a legal proceeding tied to Halle ARK estate.
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Erdawerd
Hell
Bridgeport
Peter F. Callahan
Patlawne
John Z. Cullinan
Callahan
Maz
Joseph G. Shirpiro
Gtarvest
Halle Ark
Mental Hygiene Experts Convene on Mental Defectives Study
A conference of mental hygiene leaders discussed reducing mental defectives in the state. Key speakers from Bridgeport, Bridgeport Organized Charity, Mansfield State Hospital, and Connecticut State Hospital outlined prevention, treatment, and public health strategies amid concern over preventable cases and societal impacts.
Naval College Exam Exhibit Illustrates Candidate Selection
A list of alternates and candidates for the United States Naval Academy examination is noted with details on the selection process and contingency plans. The article mentions the main candidate and possible substitutions as the process progresses.
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Guittorr Plather
Cennene Vient Avenue
United States Naval Academy
Annanesis
Bridgeport Schools Rival Home Popularity Debate
A long feature outlines concerns about child health and schooling trends in Bridgeport. It cites experts from New York praising open air activity and playgrounds, criticizes extended indoor classroom time, and describes a model city school with varied rooms, crafts, and a lively atmosphere aimed at healthier, more natural child development. It notes modern schooling as beneficial but debates balance between activity and instruction, while detailing a local invention of play and learning spaces. The piece also mentions Miss Mabel Moran's funeral at Haven Theatre and St Mary's, with local community reactions.
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Syvum
Roenter
Eli
Neurasthenia
Bridgeport
Nersey
Arbigeport
Syhuuls
Leva
Anocher
Npan Hein
Miers
Shors
Sivis
Mabel Moran
Mabel Mor
Brn
Receiterdt
Gawinty
Charities Challenge Tax Funds Across City Council
A chaotic page one scene shows floor clutter and rearranged seating amid a mixed political fight within the city council. Republicans occupy west desks while east-side aldermen plan near the chamber entrance, arranging districts and positions to minimize disruption for Democratic members.
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Bryent
Leynetds
Whieds Dries
Mirth
Wiendtrom
Sanford
Nuwni
Mleverd
Hert
Peucth Jno
Magtin
Highthikisno
Jdweedh
Pwelfth
Mush Soche
Doherty
Rienter
Brown
Kelly
Venegas
My Bredy
Lavery
Thr
Intermen
Evening conference on mental hygiene addressed by Yale professor
The eight o clock gathering featured Professor Arnold L Gesell of Yale University presenting methods for aiding backward and mentally afflicted pupils through classroom work. Miss Mary Jarreth College read a paper on social work in mental help. Br Frank Wood Williams of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene closed the conference with talk on application of mental hygiene to community problems.
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Arnold l. Gesell
Yale Universt
Gesell
Mary Jarreth College
Br. Frankwood & Williams
Tional Committee For Mental Hygiene
National committee broad field to erect facts
The national committee gave time a broad field to erect facts for defense, shaping the framework for further actions and decisions across multiple domains.
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Shelton M. E. Church to Hold Sunday Institute
A Sunday school institute is planned by the Shelton M. E. Church. Superintendent H. Bel of the New Haven district will be assisted by Reverend Kranley Davis and Laenle Goring. The event aims to promote church education and community involvement.
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Shelton M. E. Church
Sundy Institute
Gliupen
Tesha H. Bel
New Hare District
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Baker’s . Chocolate
Europe
America
la Belle Chocolatiere
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Massachusetts
State Hospital
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Te. Willan
Tere Tne
Pasehturic Clinic
Ociety
Nnfield Water
Seward Minee
Bridgepark
Teraune
Stanley Davies
York State
Comanuel
Bridgeart
Johan
Hossita
Staite
Massachius Q Mantal
Ted
Mee A. Mason
Gridgeport
Charitye Leotard Simis
Mansfield Ale Hospital
Marion Schawl
Ute Connecticut State Hospital
U. S. Naval College
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Flataer
Atlan
Cartan
Renelers
New York
Ford
Ann
SLOAN
Stoan's
Tobeon
Andson
Hobson
David Fielding
Bridgepoort
Choice
Boston
Jones Dairy Farm
Puritan
Swift
Sperry
Barnes
Jelke
Elbig’s
Edarket
Stratford Ave
Misch Stores
Assault Rigel Slo
Bote Gersden
Hilfaiths
Aladdin
Tito
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Beth Waters
Wonnars Chare Rose
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Wonnen
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