Worthwhile Films Aim Of Mrs. Wallace Reid
Mrs Wallace Reid discusses the purpose of her film Broken Laws, urging public involvement to improve youth guidance and law observance. She favors a national committee, likening it to California's Better Films Committee, with cooperation between clubs, managers, and producers.
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Mrs
Wallace Reid
Wallace
Mopost
Cal
Ifornia
Interstea Me
Reig
Todis
Birl Reid
Thesr
Budget Requests and Increases Before Tax Board
Local officials push for higher budgets across departments led by City Clerk Burdich and City Attorney. Proposals include costs for sealer, weights and measures, engineering, registrars, juvenile aid, and a dog pound rent, with multiple reductions and adjustments noted to fit limits as departments seek extra funding in the tax board meeting.
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Sealer
Dennis Kelly
Wee& Probate Court
Nemiderman August Sehl
Sudh 7aneHey
Keating
Titigaton
Joiney Delaney
Ncessargely
Birdich
Burdah
Flo
Catta
Graz
Mike
Regis
Willam Tounshbury
Balan
John G Schwirzer
Cis
Sun Ca
Janes Po Reynolds
Southornae
Huttomusur Willang
Ut Ind
Jo ¢ den
Cif
Ralph T Beers Sant
Siliy
Assis
Elluw
Stedoy Warlen
Crewe
Burdich
Warlen
Four youths held on theft charges in city
Police detain four youths aged about 15 to 17 on a string of theft and burglary allegations. A purse with $22 was taken from Mrs Archibald Wivith at 309 John Street. another purse theft occurred at Mrs Mary Jones’s home, 43 John Street. The group is linked to entries at Bridgeport Paper Co, Snyder News Room, and Smith Co at 603 Water Street with multiple break ins noted January 1 to 18.
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John Sreet
Bare Lanzel
de Itidgeport Paper Company
Waller Street
Snyder New
Wall Street
Smith Comsto 1 Co
Water Street
Pirh
Postal Pay Bill Divides Congress As Revenue Needs Grow
The postal pay bill faced opposition in both chambers as Representative Longwaith and others argued it would pave the way for final action on a salary and rate measure. The Senate bill’s revenue prospects were questioned by President Coolidge, who urged the House to address the revenue angle. The House Post Office Committee used the bill as a basis for recommendations, with President Coolidge proposing same rate increases aligned with the Post Office Department.
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Longwaith
Senate
House
White House
Coolidge
Meetings Tonight Show Local Lodge and Club Gatherings
Town notices list multiple fraternal orders meeting at Madison, Harmony, St Johns and Broad street locations. Activities include lodges Knights of Maccabees, Star of the Sea camp, and orders W O W and G A. Also mentions a Pasha event with a plan and security assurances for attendees.
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Maent Charta
Sona of
Newfield
Knights of Maccabers
Alrfold Avenue
St John’s Lodge
Harry Culet Lodge
Polly Matin Steet
Broad Street Polar Star Forge
Cannon St
Broad Street
Star of the Sea
Doerethea Stamm
State Street Stationary Engineers
Ladies of the G
Cannon Street
Obituary notices from a New Haven newspaper fragment
A jumble of obituaries and funeral notices from New Haven and surrounding towns. Grace Kehoe died after an operation at Traphaels hospital. services held in New Haven and St Bernards Cemetery. Several others including Franz Jobin Soderquist, Vincent Mullins, Plumb, Waigo, Banyas, and Coe are noted with varying burial plans, church services, and relatives.
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Grace Kehoe
Traphaels Hospital
New Haven
Charles Kehoe
Coleman Street
St Bernards Cemetery
St Raphael's
Othe Furera
Ikehoe
St Margarets
Wilbw High
Waterbury
Vincent Edward Mullins
Frank
Cecelia McGrath Mullings
Nichols
Stincents Hospital
Ceothe Bernadette and
Grace Mullins
Lunerit
Joseph
Seiwith
Jnna Waigo
Hannon Avenue
St Stephens Thuich
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Tdyard Vanlandeghem
Bawad Vanlandegheu
G Baker
Stratford Avenue
Connecticut Debate on Child Labor Amendment
State Senate leaders clash over ratification of a federal child labor amendment. Senator Tone defends state rights while opponents warn of centralized controls and loss of parental oversight. debate highlights public opinion and education policy.
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Connecticut
Congress
Tone
Floe
Senate
Leider Cronin
Musene
TP Golden
Meriden
Huntington Meech
West Hunttford
Cmedy
Alice PL Mevitt
Hartford
Fenstar
Cohnetti
Senato
Lone
Bialnard
Tan Laglying
Lleute
Ihee
Abe Seuss
Giron Ching
Hia
House
Cronin
Benjamin Wo Albing
New Biltain
Veteran Civil War veteran dies in North ton home
Mac Scarrt, aged 87, a Civil War veteran and longtime deacon of Second Baptist church, died Monday at the Soldiers Home in Noroton. He served in the 2nd Connecticut Battery and later was chaplain at Piquannock Lodge. He lived with his daughter, Mrs George H Noble, before entering the home. Funeral arrangements in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Chiles
General Lea
Appoinstox Court House
Heart
Bridgeport
Wheeler and Walson
Singer
Mannufacturing
Forington
Rodoker Daniel
Second Baptist Church
Charles
Lakeview Cemetery
Car Crashes Into Tree Fairfield Occupants Escape
A large sedan owned by Henry 8 Miles of Greenfield Hill skidded into a tree near Min ter. The car was damaged but all occupants escaped injury.
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Fairfield
Lairiild
Sele Igum Service
Henry
Greenfield Hill
Min Tier
J 1 Roche
Post Road
Auction Bridge Club
Tomorow
Ct Lafayette School
Mill Plain
Long Hill
Park City
Comets
Panfield Beach
Cirecle
Tohn l Boyle
Frank Lunts
James Mullens
John Stevens
Ars
Magaret
Omara
John KE
Bovle
Andrew James
Charles Crescey
Sidney Maicuse
Henry Wilson
John Hunt
Willam Barlow
Mortimer Roth
Challenger Appointment Sparks GOP Intrigue in State Audit Ballot
The text outlines a contested Republican nomination for state auditor amid intraparty rivalries. Ethel Ryan of Ridgefield is named as chair, with talks of two Democrats likely to face off for the post. Unclear details surround who will be chosen and which Dems are favored, as party factions dispute the contest.
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Missi Hobs
Tyoewr
Welfae Park
Meruiitil
Faitiell Legilators
Ethel TR Ryan
Ridgeheld
Republican County
Whneh
Chain Company Man Represents Bridgeport At Rate Hearing
Jimieson traffe manager of the American Chain company will represent Bridgeport interests and his own industry at the opening of the hearing before the Interstate Commerce commission in Washington. The hearing covers rail rate proposals expected to raise freight costs about 13 percent on Bridgeport shipments, affecting New England cases and competition with Middle West industries. Bridgeport fights rates through the New England Traffic association which has engaged Washington counsel Mangus and Mingus. Jamieson of Bridgeport prepared his case to present when his turn arrives.
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Jimieson Traffe
American Chain Company
Bridgeport
Intersate Commerce Commission
Washington
Bridgeport Innhel
New England
Middle West
Fridgeport
Ses
New Loglani Traffic Association
Mangus and
Mingus Noed
Washington Counsel
Iia New Oneland
Jamieson
Sper
Quilted Embroidery Motifs Adorn Coat Detail
A fragment describes quilted embroidery on a coat featuring lorde forms and hives land themes around the bottom. Notched collars differentiate the models of the present season.
World Court Issue Debated in House Foreign Affairs
Washington February 3. The House focused on foreign affairs as members debated a resolution to affirm adherence to the World Court with reservations. Republicans Shurton of Ohio supported, with Democrats Wingo of Arkansas and Cowmills of Texas also speaking, while the committee favored reserving the House’s position alongside Senate caution in foreign affairs.
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Washington
House
Moneton
Harding
Coolidge
Senate
National Jr O U A M Hears Meeting Tonight
National Head of Jr O U A M Hears Meeting Tonight as National Councilor Joseph J Tunison and other executives attend a special meeting at the Newfield building hall. Officials from Philadelphia Baltimore New London and New Britain will be present along with Stamford Bethel Panbigg and Bridgeport councils. Refreshments will be served after the meeting under Ray Standish’s entertainment committee.
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T Harmony Council
Order of United American Merchant
Newfield Building
Joseph J Tunison
Richmond Hill
Thomas H Walters
Philadelphia
James J. Wi Meth
Philadephia
Charles Rehner
Baltimore
George A Davis
State Councilo
Marshal
New London
Wellington
New Franklin
New Britain
Layman
Slimford
Stamford
Bethel Panbigg
New Haven
Bridgeport
Ray Standish
Markham Liquor Case Deferred in Norwalk
Michael Markham of 2 Plattsville Avenue faced charges of selling and keeping liquor for sale. The trial was postponed today before Judie Schemic Heads, sitting in the Common Pleas court in Judge John Walsh’s absence. Police from Ridgefield seized a large amount of liquor in a Sunday raid.
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Michael KR Markham
Plattsville Avenue
Judie Sehemich Cinds
John Walsh
Judee Cande
Norwalk
Maikhany
Ridgefield Barracks
Senator Platt to lead new Agriculture Bureau
State reports a bill to merge the Dairy and Agricultural departments creating a new Bureau of Agriculture. Senator Philop Platt of Newtown is slated to head it, with Platt formerly serving in the Senate and House. His farming background and Theron Platt’s pioneering role in science farming are noted.
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Hartford
Philop Flat
Newtown
House
Platt
Senate
Edwin Brainari
Branford
Seasion
Wallace R Pierson
Cromwell
Brainard
General Assembly
Theron
Kenealy Approved as Stamford Judge in Three Way Race
Stamford Republicans back Senator Matthew Kenealy for judge over Daniel F Hickey and Samuel Young by 14 to 3. House actions last Thursday introduced resolutions naming Hickey, Young, and Kenealy with Brinkerhoff named as deputy judge. no opposition expected to Brinkerhoff.
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Telegram
Martford
Frank
Gurley
Stamford
Kenealy
James E Brinckerhoff
Julia M .Emery
Arcanum Lodge to Work First Degree Tonight
Adelphian lodge No 80 will hold a regular meeting at 1087 Broad Street. The main event is the initiation ceremony for a class of candidates including Ralph Goodsell of Stratford. His father 3. G Goodsell will serve as Noble Grand with Kenneth Goodsell as vice grand. Afterward refreshments will follow in the banquet hall. The Adelphian Guards, led by Joe Peabody, rehearses for an upcoming minstrel show.
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Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Ralph Goodsell
Stratford
Odd Fellowship
G Goodsel
Kenneth Goodsell
Adelphian Guards Association
Joe Peabody
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Montor Lodge
Adelphin Todse
Pnsemblis
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Franz Johan Soderqust
New York
August Boderquist
Dini Theande
Wittiid
Dud
Tha
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Sweden
California
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Omaha
Airk
New Jerse
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Lily Camp Woodmen of the
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Bartram General Store
Stratlach
Bafayette Street
Trumbull
Tames
Charlotta Booth Wech
Fist Methodist Episcopal Church
Charlotte A
Margaret G
Edward Griffith
C Co Marshall
Mesate Bartal
Nichols Cenistery
Joseph AH Wargo
Martin Fester
Martin Peyrer
Dbuilal
Moose
Workmans Sick Benefit Society of America
Schwaben Binging Society
Harry Jludier
Harry Hudler
Parrott Varish Company
Shis “Ty
Mount Vernon, N
Francis Adamshe
Jrancis Adama
Charles ‘Adama
Edna Avenue
West End
Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Mary Walenla
Mary Wala
Main Street
St Patricks Church
St Michael A | Cemetey
Vivian Irene Banyas
Joseph and
Vivian Banyas
Cornwall Street
Holy Trinity
Emu Gumssy
St Michaels Cemetery
Susan Michalik
Susan Wichalik
Garden Street
Bella
John 4 Coe
John A Coe Orsnenk
Willow Suiret
Shelton
Erederich Anton Webster
Webster
Naugatuck Avenue
Devon
Carl Feederck Borell
Lederick Nerel
Giase
Norell
Eledys Gore
Maitu Mani
Ginird
Reil
Adolph
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Ruswa
Joseph M Tooe
New Haver
Seave Leaver
Charles W Scarrip
Chain Company
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Harmony Council
Asional
Order of United American Mechanics
Joseph T Tlnison
Markham
Bureau OF Agriculture
Arcanum Lodge
Main St
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