Police May Link State Cities to Telephone Typewriter Service
Superintendent Patel Planagan presented to the Board of Police Commissioners a plan to install a telephone typewriter service linking New Haven Tarford Danbury Winterbiter Atouford and others to police headquarters. The board approved an appropriation of about 1090 for installation and for rapid information transfer between points across the state. The service will connect police HQ to other departments via line or correspondence and cost roughly 70 per month plus company charges, with a one year contract and quarters in various city stations.
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Tarford
Danbury
Winterbiter
Atuford
Pation
Pie Board of Police Commissioners
Patel Planagan
Cire
New Haven
Information
Iran
Tallentia
Man seeks leniency in partner’s bank robbery case
Indiana man Ransell Hoffman, 20, asks the judge to give him part of his companion’s sentence to allow their marriage while procedures move to transfer years from Harold Orr’s ten year term. The pair were tied to an attempted robbery at the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in Fillabethtown.
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Ransell Hoffman
Indianapolis
Nita
Hoffman
Harthalyait
Hhirold Orr
Orr
Toffian
Fillabethtown
Charity Ball for Day Nurseries Tonight in Bridgeport
Hundreds of guests are expected at the annual charity ball in Bridgeport to benefit the two city nurseries the Frank Miller dig in and the Main Street day nursery. More than 1,200 invitation cards were issued for the Ritz event with decor of the holiday season and a renowned orchestra. Mrs. Harry A Jennings of Greens is chairwoman with a list of assistants. Mrs. Harvey Tubbell oversees tickets and the treasury. several dinner parties precede the ball.
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Associated Charities of
Bridgeport
Ritz
Frank Miller
Main Street
Harry Aa. Jennings
Greens
Donald H. Choate
W. Gerald Bryant
Donald &. Page
William M. Paxton
Ethel Skinner
Harvey Tubbell
Bible Students Refuse Military Service in Future Wars
Milwaukeelr Wis Dec 28 AP Members of the National Conference of Theological Students pledge today never to fight in any future war the United States may enter Their action came at a meeting with the National Christian Students conference They call for abolition of war and refuse to function or lend support to future war Condemn compulsory military training in colleges and endorse the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Milwaukelr
Wis
National Conference of Theological Students
United States
National Christian Students Conference
Theological Students
Divinity Students
Musician Faces 771 Dollar Light Demolition Damages
At a police board meeting a report said a new signal light at Connecticut and Central avenues was demolished costing 771 dollars. Robert J. Kirk, a musician, was charged with reckless driving after a Dec 18 crash that demolished the light and fled the scene. Judge Buckley said the youth would pay the damages. Also noted were injuries to Motorcycle Officer Beaksworth and a medical bill for Sergeant Connors, with other budget notes and praise from a jeweler for police service during the holiday rush.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Connecticut
Central Avenues
Robert J. Kirk
Bishop Avenue
Kirk
Harold Hardsworth
William Buckley
Mnotter
Harald Beaksworth
Weardsworth
Voms
van Avenue
Robert Connors
Holt
Main Street
Joseph Lustig
Department
Bullothy
Department of Public Works
Samuel Dawe
Christmas Party At St Pauls Episcopal Church Tonight
The Christmas tree exercise by the children of St Pauls Episcopal Church on Kon south Street occurs tonight at 7:30. Children will sing carols, stories are told, and apples oranges and candy will be distributed. all children invited with teachers and parents.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Konsuth Street
Spain Recovers From Severe Storm Across Nation
Madrid reports recovery underway after cyclonic storm hit multiple areas with losses. Castellet village suffered heavy damage with about one hundred fishing boats sunk and rail and communications disrupted. Valencia also damaged. notable figures Ibanez and the infant sanitarian affected. electric plant shut down and no papers published.
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Madrid
Castellet
Sanitarian
Ibanez
France
Danbury Man Raised to Navy Captain
Lawrence F. Treadwell of Danbury has been promoted from commander to captain, becoming the Navy's youngest captain. A Annapolis graduate, he served in World War I as a lieutenant-commander in command of a destroyer, earning multiple medals. He is stationed in Boston and expects assignment to an Atlantic fleet dreadnaught.
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Danbury
Lawrence F. Treadwell
United States Navy
Traadwell
Treadwell
Levi Treadwell
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Danbury High School
Naval Service
Europe
Honolulu
Long Island
Navy
Danburians
James Crosley
Daniel Mulvihill
Ulanto
Canfield Reappointed to Park Board as City Plans Seawall Project
The park board election names Canfield to the post amid talks of a 60 foot right of way around St Marys and riparian rights. Mayor Behrens and President Eames discuss a $150,900 budget with $109,000 issued next year for a seawall and paving upgrades on park roadways over five years.
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St. Mary's
Arthur K. L. Watson
Kenneth W. McNeil
Behrens
Eames
Pehrens
Wesley F. Hayes
Canfield
AM. Canfield
Marcus Kreynekis
Mimes
Yucatona
Frederick A. Strong
D. Wakehile Wheeler
Ramey
Philip L. Holzer
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