Burglars Stole Silverware and Clothes From IL Residence
No clues found in Crooklawn Park home of MH Canflen regarding burglars who took silverware glassware and clothing valued over 1000 on Monday night. Detectives examine entrances carpet smell and note 12 forks 12 dessert forks 1 gold fork two sugar tongs 1 flat spoon six coffee spoons 1 oyster fork 2 gravy spoons 2 frying spoons glasses spoons seal turn pin and coats including an overcoat and a blue melton coat.
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Canflen
Cantckl Nubber Company
Crooklawn Park
Nuie
Lois
Priests Severely Beaten in Ireland
Report from Ireland describes priests beaten by mobs. quoted accounts claim rough handling and forced religious profanity on the pavement. Father McCarty reportedly suffered serious injuries while Father Mac Swinex endured severe beating and near collapse.
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Ireland
Father McCarty
MacSwinex
Elektr MATTHEW LYNAM PRESIDENT OF IRISH LEAGUE
Matthew Lynam was elected president of the Irish League at a largely attended meeting held at a Hibernian hall. The action set a committee to draft resolutions supporting a U.S. congressional inquiry into Irish conditions and to be sent to Washington and to Connecticut officials.
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Matthew Lynam
Irish League
Five Missing as Lighter Founders
Heavy southeast wind and rainstorm lash Bridgeport causing widespread damage. Telegraph poles toppled, trolley service disrupted, harbor crowded with vessels, and sea walls damaged as officials report limited conduits affected and crews work to restore service along the coast.
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Bridgeport
Matrfield
Trumbull
Pairteld
von T Tlerdsh
Mpany
Mounain Grove
Connecticut Company
J. B. Potter
Brooklawn
Focal Harbor
Myrtle Beach
Lordship Romper
Ridgefield Seeks Return From Borough to Town Status
Ridgefield residents push to dissolve the Borough and restore the town form as it existed in 1901. Local leaders argue a single governing body would reduce costs, simplify projects, and end duplication of services while preserving essential town functions. Local businessmen and clergy support the move, citing improved roads and utilities and long-standing governance issues.
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Steinke
Ridgefeld
Conn
Doroush
Ridgefield
Dickens
Gas Co. Faces Protests Over Added Charges
A disrupted report outlines protests against gas company fee hikes. Officials argued added charges target large consumers while small users would bear burdens. Witnesses claimed the policy risks fairness, with critics calling for reconsideration amid rising utility costs.
Substitute to Tax Levy Is Sought
Ray G. Buject of Chicago testified before a committee urging repeal of profits tax and a general tax program. He advocated a sound taxation basis with minor revenue impact to ease regulation. Wilset supported preserving the progressive income tax principle and proposed a $2 tax on undistributed earnings to balance corporate taxation.
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Ray G. Buject
Chicago
National Association of H . Credit Men
Losi
Bilion
Wilset
Unclear Names Prompt College Race in Williams Town
A fragment from a Mississippi dispatch notes Bawird Ay Parga Jr announcing a change related to Maplain and Willkie Wotlege on December 2, with unclear details about location and roles in Mynans a, His.
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Willtlamstown
Miss
Bawird Ay Parga
Mynansa
Shopping Days Before Xmas Choose a Present for Him
Shopping days before Christmas highlight gifts that add daily comfort and pleasure throughout the year, featuring Gillette and Autostrop razors and other practical hardware items for men.
Weather notes and stray regional observations
Norther New England expects wind and cold. Thursday will be cloudy and colder. Southern New England sees continued cold with varying observations. Local weather summaries include scattered data and references to Atlantic crossings and regional stations. Cloud cover and temperature trends appear across multiple locales with inconsistent OCR clues. A separate medical ad promises pile treatment with ointment and a money-back claim.
Division No 1 elects new officers at meeting
Division No 1 A O Hy elected officers including Patrick J Coleman as president and John Devine as vice president Richard A Coleman as recording secretary Thomas Coleman as financial secretary Jeremiah Qashlvan as treasurer John Powers as sergeant at arms William Quinn as chair of standing committees. Several new members were admitted and will join next Monday. Installation set for Sunday afternoon January 2 with degree work to be demonstrated in the presence of state and county officers. Captain William Quinn will command the degree team in the hall of the fan club 161 Washington.
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A. O. Hy
Patrick J. Coleman
Jonn’ Devine
Richard Financial
Thomas Coleman
Jeremiah Q’ashlvan
Sergeane
John Poe
Wiliam Z. Quinn
Aiandin
Doin Foran
William Quinn
Washington
Assessment on shareholders and the unit for taxation
An official note argues the individual should be the taxation unit. Mr Blllett told the committee that the individual is the only entity where the time honored principle of ability to pay can be recognized. Thefragmentary text emphasizes personal taxation over corporate structures.
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Blllett
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Thomas ¥ Cano
Ibraneh
Sherwood
Ohio
Irelan
Connecticut
Greve
Shortell
Evory
Ridgeneld
P. C. Tounsburrmer
W. C. Stymour
D. Smith Sholes
Borough of
Vinla
Boreough
Alsa
Tors
Borour Aid
Board of Burgesses
Tam
Horangi
Tamnos P. Ryan
Hidgefield
Businese
Alan
Enou
J. W. Hibbart
R. BE. Shorrell
Wessel
Stan
Iusines
Tarvey J
Riqgerfeld
Cong Pte As
Bolivia
Matea Mae
Aesar Misch
RSE
Golden Hill
Ures
Munsen
Pas
Wuatams
Gillette and
Autostrop Razors
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
New England
Bay
Vom. Wen
Alianit
Tjear Atlantig
Boston
Cree Grogy Mlouelyr Matheras
Asansas City
New Hayat
New Orleans
Este
New York
Mae Norfock
Vitiua Phishrigh
Pevla O. Mion
Miltfelraote Almar
C. H
Columbia
Grafonola
Columbia Graphophone Company
F.E. Beach
Main Street
G. Cuccaro
Frank David
State Street
S. Finkelstein
E. Main Street
Furer’s Music Shop
Lee Bros. Furn. Co
Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
West End
Graf. Shop
Otto ‘Wissner
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