Transportation as a commodity drives rail growth Buckland says
Edward G. Buckland, vice president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, argues transportation is a commodity and traces its role in civilization. He outlines the railroad’s plan to integrate steam, electric, and street lines, and discusses street railways, buses, and trucking as future parts of a unified transport system.
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Huntington Huge Swamp Cat Caught in Trap
In Huntington a large swamp cat was killed after being caught in a trap. Bert Hellman of Isinglags street tracked the animal, which weighed about 13 pounds and was described as wild and fierce. It had been killing several nearby pet rabbits. The town sees a string of local events as winter progresses including Red Cross stamp sales at Flint school and a village turkey supper at Most Village Methodist church.
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Bert Hellman
Isinglags Street
Red Cross
Flintfalter
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Mohegan Street
Stratford
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Frederick Evitis
New York
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Eugene Peck
China
Vanderbilt Mansion
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Mroo
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Ethel M. Beardsley
Frederick FR Sherman
Monroe
Board of Education
Wen
Principal Will Speak At Maplewood P T A Meeting
Miss Katherine Fitzpatrick principal of Maplewood school will address the P T A on the subject Maplewood Tuesday at 3 30 PM Parents may ask questions on general school affairs Mrs Noy 8 Case presides at the business session Miss Kathryn Tirrell a pupil of Mrs Clarence Jinges will sing with accompaniment by Mrs Walter Wheeler The program includes Banjo Sorg Sidney Namer Thank Wood for a Garden Del Vego
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Maplewood Schol
Maplewood
Noy
Case
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Clarence Jinges
Walter Wheeler
Banjo Sorg
Sidney Namer
Hank Wod
Space leased for extra mail sorting in Bridgeport
Lost master Arthur K. Connor announced that an empty store in the Maronic building at 1001 Broad Street has been leased from December 12 to January 11 as an additional sorting room. All city mail will be brought to this substation for sorting before distribution via the main Joh Street station.
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Arthur K. Connor
Maronic
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Cartiers
Joh Street
Reed to address Chamber of Commerce at noon
Superintendent Carroll St Reed will address Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce members at Stratfield Hotel Mond noon December 7 on present school problems. Secretary Robert A Croaby notes the session will be a lively “last day of school” party rather than a dry review of the three Rs.
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Carroll St. Reed
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield Hotel
Robert A. Croa
Chamber
Dislocated Wrist Report At 1731 Main Street
Joseph Qe Fatno, forty four, of Stephany, sustained a distorted wrist while employed by Tom Hinwun and Hawley Co. at 1731 Main Street around 9 80 a m today. He was treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Stephany
Tom Hinwun and Hawley Co
Main Street
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