Engineers Club Ladies Night At Bridgeport Plant
Engineers Club held a lively ladies night in Bridgeport Brass plant cafeteria on East Main Street. Talks and demonstrations featured a Yale professor burlesque lecture on chemical nomenclature, sulfur dioxide odor, and a dynamite demo film. Also shown were welding, light and color talks, gasoline handling demonstrations, lantern slides, and burlesque advertising sketches for prize contest ideas.
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DuPont DeNemours Company
G. R. Sutphen
The
Cave Welding Company
Thomas Wrehs
General Electric Company
FL. Lewis
W. B. Griffen
Holmes and Edwards Silver Company
Edward Bok
Committee Ready With Tax Cut Bill In House
Washington Dec 3 The Ways and Means committee will present in the House a revenue bill promising federal tax savings of 325 million dollars in the fiscal year starting January 1. Treasury estimates show about 195 million of the total comes from income tax cuts with further reductions anticipated as inheritance tax cuts are phased in.
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Washington
Mouse Ways and Means Committee
House
Treasury
Ninth G O P Women Name New Officers
An entirely new state of officers was chosen to rule the Ninth District Women's Republican club at a meeting in the East bind library last night. Officers named include President Mrs Tillie aident, Vice President, Financial Secretary Mrs Mildred Schmildlin, Treasurer Miss Mary Wambury, Recording Secretary Mrs J LaFour. Arrangements were also made for a whist party to be held in the men's clubrooms at Shelton and Mast Main streets next Wednesday afternoon.
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Ninth District
Republican Club
East Bind
Tillie Aident
Mildred Schmildlin
Mary Wambury
Arrested for driving into fire alarm incident
Albert Schine seventeen of 354 Central avenue was arrested last evening for operating a motor vehicle without a license after driving on Main street and striking a fire alarm at the Main and Bank intersection in an attempt to avoid a crossing pedestrian. Ambulance reports at Maplewood and Wood avenues noted several injuries from a separate crash, but police had no record of such an event.
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Albert Schine
Central Avenue
Schine
Main Street
Main
Bank Streets
Maplewood
Wood Avenues
Dawes Arrives in Washington for Senate Fight
Vice President Dawes arrived in Washington from Chicago to push an amendment to Senate rules to end filibusters. He ignored questions on plans, mingled with lawmakers at the capitol and treasury, and joined a White House dinner with President Coolidge and Mrs. Dawes.
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Washington
Dawes
Chicago
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Benate
Cummings
Iowa
Moses
New Hampshire
Capiol
Poultry and Cat Show Draws 500 at Bridgeport
Bridgeport Poultry association opened the annual exhibition in Rogies hall Madison Avenue drawing more than 500 attendees. About 1500 birds and 27 cats on view, with notable entries from Elsie Burr Darien Howard Vallance and others. show runs daily 10 am to 9 pm. A banquet at the Grey Den featured speakers including Vallance and Judge Sibley. three championships awarded for cats Clo e Pequois sette Lady Gay Hartridge and Geronimo.
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Bridgeport Poultry Association
Rogies Hall
Madison Avenue
New York
Boston
Elsie Burr
Alfalfa Farm
Fairfiela
B. L. Bracken‘bush
Darien
Howard M. Steat
Association
James G. Alexander
Stratford
Harry J. Bracken
Norwalk
Howard Vallance
Grey den
Main
Fairfield Avenues
L. Sibley
W. F. Kirkpatrick
Storr's College
Frank Revaley
Harry Bracken
M. A. Warriner
Vallanet
Warriner
Paul P. Ives
W. G. Fyler
Phyllis L. Street
New Haven
Federation of America
Cloe
Pequoissette
M. F. Hobbs
Cochituate
Mass
Gay Hartridge
Misa Phyllis Ti. Street
Geronimo
Probes Open Into Three Small Burglaries
Detectives investigate three petty burglaries reported yesterday. A woman, Mary Gras, says $80 was stolen from her pocketbook on a table. A grocery store, Philip Constantine, reports front window entry with groceries missing. John Hansen of Fridgepeet Tullow alleges blank checks stolen from his office last Saturday.
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Mary Gras
Philip Constantine
Park Avenue
John Hansen
Fridgepeet Tullow Company
Water Street
Damrosch Leads Symphonic Jazz by Gershwin at Carnegie Hall
New York's New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch premiered Gershwin's first concerto movement blending jazz with symphonic form. Gershwin soloed on piano as the orchestra explored wire brush drum, muted trumpet with a felt hat, and Charleston stick tones to a clublike finale. Governors salaries show Pennsylvania at $18,006 annually, Illinois at $12,000.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
New York Symphony Orchestra
George Gershwin
Brooklyn
Walter Dam
Resch
Gershwn
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Coond
Liquor Suspect Jailed In Liquor Law Violation Case
John Cosomino, 31, a shoemaker of 1227 North Avenue, arrested by vice squad for violation of state liquor laws. He has one prior conviction and one acquittal. Bail set at 600 dollars for morning court. Vatican employs two thousand people at the Pope's residence in Rome.
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John Cosomino
North Avenue
Vies
Bureau
Vatican
Rome
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Stuart Company
Dept. Ishall
Mich
Ed Leonardi
Leo Rar
Engineers Club
Santa
Wissner
Victor
Main ST
Bank ST
Mellon
Lora
Mcintosh
Mackinaws
Oseph Hilton
Fairfield Ave
Middle ST
Admiral Overcoats
Joseph Hilton
Fairfield Ave. Cor
Damrosch
Symphonig “Jazz
George M. Butzko
Meigs
Noble
Opice Houra
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