Board of Relief denies Blodgett's neglect charge
The Board of Relief denied Blodgett's neglect charge as an official dispute surfaced after State Commissioner William H. Blodgett was quoted by Georges H. Wool, president of the Board, about an appeal process for householders. The exchange occurred in Hartford with remarks stressing public service and taxpayer rights, while critics urged clarity on procedures.
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Board OF Relief
Blodgett
Meyers
Bredges
Hearing policy on appeals and householder rights
Fragmentary text discusses hearings on manufacturers appeals and householder rights. It notes that appeals hearings are held only when requested and that each householder has a similar privilege. It uses unclear phrasing about Wenigd and Lam women and thix based, making the exact context uncertain. The passage emphasizes a discretionary approach to appeal hearings.
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Mo Householder
Gu UK
Lam Women
Thix
Es Ho
Householder
Anniversary Mass in Honor of Slain Priest
Friends of the late Trahemt Dakine gathered at St Josephs Church for an anniversary mass honoring the priest shot on Mainang High streets February 1924. Rev William A Krause led the service as nuns and schoolchildren attended, with authorities stating the shooter remains at large. A second note mentions Newton Mass news about a student from hostel College joining Boston College as a special student before becoming regular next year.
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Trahemt Dakine
St. Joseph's St. Cophuret
Churet
Mainang
St. Vincent's Hospital
William A. Krause
St. Joseph's Church
Dmbbie
Colonel Slattery Explains Offer to Direct Subway
Colonel Johnny Slattery visited Secretary Weeks to discuss his bid to supervise the $400 million New York subway project. Weeks said no formal reply yet but emphasized refusing outside employment while military service is needed, weighing government interests and officer retirements.
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Slattery
Subway
Washington
Reb
Johny
Ke Slatary
Weeks
New York City
Leviathan Laid Up for Work in Dry Dock at Boston
The Slant liner Leviathan arrived from New York and was floated into the navy drydock at South Den ton for undertying and painting. Refining two propellers will be done, with the vessel expected to stay until late February.
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Boston
Leviathan
New York
Navy Drydock
South Denton
Gverhavle
Tboavas Sila, Shoe
Sound Steamer Park City Locked in Ice at Port Jefferson
The Park City steamer is frozen in Port Jefferson harbor with 12 to 4 inches of ice. Captain Tooker says service will not resume for about six weeks. The vessel suffered damage entering port January 23 and may need only a new propeller. repairs await a thaw as freight and passengers shift to rail via New York. The nearby Twang Island is also wintering in harbor.
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Park City
Port Jefferson Harbor
Bridgeport
Port Jefferson
Cross Sound
Long Island
New York
Tooker
Twang Island
Hull
Land Values Soar Over City Trade School Site
City seeks Sterling Street land for a new State Trade School and land values have surged as owners resist. Officials estimate current prices are about 4900 above likely auction values. Condemnation may be used soon if outright purchases fail in coming days.
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Sterling
Sewuren Ie Board of Education
Greenwich garage burns in costly blaze
Fire destroyed a Greenwich garage owned by Lysis W. Alderson in Belhaven, leased to BE. T. Clutecher. A chauffeur James Lavelie stood nearby as a gasoline tank ruptured and ignited, causing 35 000 to 40 000 dollars in damage. Firemen and bystanders aided, salvaging valuables but the structure was leveled.
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Greenwich
Greenwici
Lysis W. Alderson
Belhaven
T. Clutecher
Ehauffeur
James Lavelie
Liam Christ
Piremien John Adans
Christansen
John
Thomas G. Hutchison
Lu Clare
Services for Vincent Mullins in Nichols after poisoning
Funeral services for two year old Vincent Edward Mullins, son of Frank and Cecilia Mullins, will be from his home on the Der Road Saturday at 2 30 p m and from St Charles Church in Big City at 4 30 p m. He died at St Vincent's hospital after septic poisoning despite blood transfusions. Survived by parents and three sisters Cecilia, Naielte, and Grace.
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Vincent Edward Mullins
Frank
Cecilia McGrath Mullins O Wichols
Horn
der Road
St. Charles’ RC
Big City
St Vincent's Hospital
Jg Surevived
Cecilia Eas Naielte
Grace
Assessors vary in using powers across Connecticut towns
Connecticut Supreme Court heard Bridgeport Tax Collector v. Norwalk and Hartford, tracing assessors powers to correct errors after Board of Relief. Hearings detailed differing practices in ten of sixteen towns, with New Haven and Hartford showing more corrections, and Norwalk Greenwich Fairfield examples. The record notes errors in ownership, frontage, and vehicle listings, plus post adjournment actions, under statutes and local rules.
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Supreme Court of Ivers Whey
Bridgepor. Bra Company
Thav
A. Drew
Bridgeport
Lére
John W. Banks
Superior Court
Board of Relief
Connecticut
Board of Heliel
New Haven
Hartford
Ciy
Usia
Counse
Norwalk
Aaid
Safi
Greenwich
Department of Motor Vehicles
Wessora
Fairfield
P Departuis
Board of Keller
Trellet
Viste
Lelict
New Juondox
Tak
News Property
Porrenate
Whet Atte
Department of Moteres
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Wood
Liggett
Harmony
Rexall
Louis K. Liggett
United Drug Company
Liggett Drug
Lignett
Ballardvale
Cascade Linen
Laval Baltimore
Kandleek
Main Cor
Fairfield Ave
the Safe Go Drug Stores
Newscater Archive
Nichols
Elm
Rockwell
Thrift
Copenhagen
BOKAR
Coffee Supreme
Post and Telegram
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