Weeks to submit more Muscle Shoals offers
Secretary Weeks told the House Military Affairs Committee that additional offers for the Muscle Shoals project will be forwarded to Congress before the week ends. He did not specify the other bids or their scope, and reviewed six months of talks with Mr. Bord and Ford regarding financing and completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seetary Weeks
House
Henry ‘Ford
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Weeks
Bord
Sant
Cemgrens
Wilson Dam
Week
Ford
Pord
Fett
Paleosig Fossil Found in Quarry at Broad River
Ben W S Nash of Broad River reports discovery of a near perfect specimen of a trilobite fossil in sandstone from a Broad River quarry near Norwalk. A second partial trilobite is noted in the same rock. Nash seeks the source rock to locate additional remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad River
Norwalyn
Ben WS Nash
Silverming
Norwalk
Nash
Japan Premier Hails Conference Work Toward Peace
Premier Baron Takahashi told the House of Peers that Washington conference agreements are the first step toward real and lasting peace. He cautioned against judging success from any single viewpoint and expressed hope these accords will, with other powers, lead to abolition of armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Washington Confernee
Baron Takahashi
House of “Peers
Hoss
Tarnished silver cleaning methods debated
Reading from a brief, readers are advised to use canvas or leather gloves rather than rubber when cleaning silver to avoid tarnish. The note emphasizes better protection and cleaner results with non rubber materials.
Arm s Envoys Complete Report of Deliberations
The American delegation to the Army conference finished and signed the report of the deliberations up to eight treaties Senate will ratify. The report was rushed to the government printing office for swift delivery to the President. Senator Lodge said the volume is so extensive it may not be returned from print before Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fen
Senate
Lodge
Laddie Boy Sends Tale to Stage Dog for a Magazine
A letter purportedly from President Harding's dog Laddie Boy to Tiger the stage dog will appear in a National Magazine issue. The tale, addressed to editor Joe Mitchell Chapple, portrays the White House and Chief and reflects on loyalty, kindness to animals, and the bond between dog and human in a forthright, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddie Boy
Boston
Fed
White House
Harding
Joe Mitchell Chapple
The
Magasine
Alice
Tiger
Mora
Jess
Bia
Divorce Suit In New Canaan Details Ailed Hat Note
August Yankes sues Helen Yanken for desertion in Superior Court. Testimony reveals a hat note reading break every bone in your head and allegations of poisons, tea leaves, and a biased daughter witness. Judge Marvin reviews a non-suit motion as family details unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Yankes
New Canaan
Helen Yanken
L. Waldo Marvin
Superior Court
Cablan
John Keogh
Yukes
Marvin
Nunkey
Xunkea
Paulo
Yankes
Keogh
Paula
Stamford
Lynch and 60 Sued for 9000 in Liberty Building Fraud Case
The suit filed in Superior Court alleges Lynely and Company conducted a break in the Liberty building until police halted activities in December. The plaintiff claims an $8,100 payment on December 21, 1921 was for stock purchases of United Clair Stores of America and United Cigar Stores Titd. of Canada, with misapplied funds and alleged defrauding of the buyer. Attachments on property and bank funds are named. Defendants listed include John Lakey and others with uncertain Christian names. Peter Dietrich, Fairfield County elevator man, marks 29 years of service in April amid courthouse lore and honors.
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Lynely and Company
Liberty
Carl C. Back
Stratford
Breaght
Supertor
John” Lakey
John” Milter
Rivined
United Cigar Stores
Titd
Canada
Ese Jaiter
Church Divorce Suit Set For Trial Next Tuesday
In the Superior Court Judge J Waldo Mervin presides over numerous contested divorces. The case of Alfrea W Church of Greenwich against Elsie I Church is highlighted as highly sensational. Other actions listed include Bruning vs Doyle, Pratt vs Arthur W, Bardi vs Eva, Kemper, Mauter, and Forte, with Rodriguez vs Curto Rodriguez expected to follow.
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Waldo Mervin
Alfrea ‘W. Church
Greenwich
Mwealthy
Amy Captain J
Elsie I Church
Srother
Henry Bruning
Elizabeth Doyle Bruning
Helena Waterbury Pratt
Arthur William
Rat Tamee Bardi
Eva M. Hardie
Helen F. Kemper
Archiveld I. Kemper
George C. Mauter
Marth Mauter
Bessie Lucaréll Porte
Lous L. Forte
Anthony Rodriguez
Juana Curto Rodiguez
Automobile theft and burglary report prompt Fairfield district meeting
Louis Romagnoli reported his car stolen Tuesday night from 75 Randall Avenue, no garage. Alexander Wilinsky said burglars broke into his taller shop at 32 Redhoad Avenue, stealing $400, two gold rings and a watch. Fairfield selectmen set a February 20, 1922 meeting to vote on establishing a fire district within a described boundary to fund fire protection and watchmen.
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Louis Romagnoli
Randall Avenue
Alexander Wilinsky
Redhoad Avenue
Fairfield
Iefl
Teadie
Cai
Jema
Dan Bum
Jackman Avenue
Stentfield Rod
Brooklawn
Alvision
Bridgeport
Wilson's Highway
Tooda Road
Brake Uno
Wileson's Highway
Mauston
2 Inc
Enaton
Wilsons
Alld Easton
Geld Wilcon
Adid Casio Turnpike
Sirnifield Gond
Wilson
Eld
Montank Street
Parish
Parise
Anid
Brooklawn Company
Sitch Wall
Inin
Prankhwn Company
Wwar Wilson
Clarence M. Payne
M. B. Brewster Gretna
Louis Johnson
Jon Jolann
Haing
Etriifield Road
Stratfield Mares
Binkerman
Hairfield
Deceeber
Tairfield
Stratfield Rovd
Jet
Fredprick A. Birwi
Birthday ritual observed by 700 Boy Scouts in city
About 790 scouts gathered across the city to recite the Scout oath on the 127th birthday of the movement as National Scout Week began. A radio program from Springfield featuring B N Berry and Scout bands was planned for tomorrow night. Saturday will mark a father and son hike from Northern Park to Jackman woods, with refreshments and events around a campfire. Gerald Pratt leads the Bridgeport observance. fathers urged to attend.
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Springfield
B. N. Berry
New England
Clifford Appleton
Scauty
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Thoes
Gerald §. Pratt
Bridgeport
Landlord Guilty In Dry Law Case Amid Prosecution Debate
Joseph Tourney of 397 Hancock avenue pleaded guilty in city court to liquor law violations. Judge Boardman urged equal prosecution for landlords aiding sales, as Mary Kaureste of Pembroke street faced similar concerns. Also notes on a $210 deposit recovery, a boat hull repair, an execution sale in Bridgeport, and public auction notices in Saratford and Bridgeport with dates in 1928 and 1922.
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Joseph Tourney
Hancock Avenue
Eimiler
Bridgaport
Lenoterock
Avery
Bridgeport
Patrick J. Reilly
Saratford
Antisty
Turan
Srngseport
J, Reilly
Deruty Sherith
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Japan
Heinz
U.S
Court House
Peter Dietrich
County Court House
General
Fairfield County
Hurn J. Lavery
Clils
Vie Glades
J. J. Palmer
Nho
Chumley
Short Tish
Bethel
Hibbard
George Washington Smith
Ty Sheriff
E. Lawrence & Co
Mir
Chicago
Advern
Sinlite Murray Co
Jsp
Sonnenberg, K Company
Broad St
Chapel St
New Haven
Telephone Barnum
Marie Heisler
Freeport
Foley
Ae Voorbord
Das Pidedaiaas
P. Sproviero
Schewfield
Brig. Mon
Web
Eee Bellou
Tom Thums
Stratheld
Strafield
Beet Stratfield Hotel
W. A. Cantwell
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