Senate Reports and Appointments Approved in Hartford
Hartford February 1. In the Senate the committee on executive nominations reported the governor’s appointment of Dr Frederick T. Rimpson of Hartford as consulting physician at the Connecticut state prison for two years ending July 1, 1942. Resolutions were passed under suspension of rules confirming the appointment. The judiciary committee reported favorably on several judge appointments including Frank A. Sears for Naugatuck town court and others in New London and Fairfield. The banks committee favored increasing Riverside Trust Company of Hartford capital to 300,000. Numerous deputy judges and city court appointments were listed for towns such as Ansonia Derby and Stonington. The appropriations committee reported on a reform counting system for state institutions. A bill to empower New Haven to pay its employees during wartime was discussed. The third biennial State Board of Finance report showed total deficiencies of 1,758,225.86 and recommended appropriations about 45.2 million. A resolution named John H. Lancaster as commissioner of Litchfield County. The milk bill and other measures were debated, with committee actions and references adjusted. Multiple judge nominations for two-year terms were received and sent to the judiciary committee. The House and Senate discussed state college matters and a resolution for women in agriculture was referred to the committee on sericulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Senate Socas
Rederick T. Rimpsom
Connecticut
Fii
Tar
Juddes
Frank A. Sears
Chafield Gepity
el Fign
Connecticut Agricultural College
Senate
House
John H. Laingster
Litchfield County
Mystic Oral School For the
Humane Fhsitunone
Riverside
Committee On Banks
Riverside Trust, Company of Hartford
Jocal
Robert JL. Munger
Wen C. Isbell
Ity Court
Ansonia
William J. Mitone Jidee
API Samuel Russell
Ely Court
Baldwin
Derby
Prank H
Lorenzo Dy
Stonington
Bernard FitUiggins
Torrington Eorst
Farmington
Wil
John Fy
Young
Jude
James J. Brinckerhart
Ay Siant- Tor
James
T. Meac
Ant Willian T. Terris
Greenwiel
Wiliam J. Woodward
Wind Chanes & Francis
Kilingly
William K. 8
Mrpest K
Dudge
John. Pahey
Rockville
Nehem
Norwalk
Legislative Committee On Appropriations
Tte
Erate
le Trebill
Ndgraft Associa
Ile
Howe
Litchfield
Lienalei~dar
Cornelius
Costello
Tamphere
Low Court of
Groton
New Haven
Ps i
Germany
Central Powers
Cities and Boroughs
Committee On
Hovee
Finance Board
Istate Board
Board of Appropriations
Mintenaues
Nickerson
Cornwall
John H. Lancaster
Litch
Feld
Litchfield Ty
Pubic Health and Safety
Hamuel Russel
Johed
Ommitee On Agriculture
Conteehee
Cammit Magriculture
Hussell
Favorabis
Liv Court
Shelton
George
S. Harris Warner
Paiy Court
Middletown
Carl Fyinderson
Lerwin Tt. Kelsey
Branford
Louis B. Zacher
Jarvis D. Brown
Ago
Milford
George J. Smith
Frank W. Seymour
Tow Art of
Winchester
Levi P. W. Hickey
Politicians and Clergymen Endorse Health Patent Remedy
A garbled notice touts a remedy claimed to aid asthma coughs colds and pneumonia. It cites various figures and vendors, urging use as a preventive medicine and suggesting government or public endorsement to save people from serious disease. The text is incoherent but centers on a health product promotion and public testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Hindle
How to Tint Your Gray Hair at Home
An ad offers Brownstone hair color to restore faded gray hair. It promises simple, undetectable results and includes directions. Two shades are sold, light to medium brown and dark brown to black, via The Nenton Pharmaceutical Co. Covington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atel Leiding Druggists
Sic
Nenton Pharmacal Co
Coppin Ridg
Covington, Ke
Hermits Hold Housewarming in New Quarters Tonight
A hazy report describes hermits hosting a housewarming in new quarters this evening. The event features a staged program led by Matt Sunders and a committee, with elaborate decorations and performances planned, including a ten foot WIS spin stage and various dances. Community members are invited to attend as work continues on interior embellishments and the project aims to showcase the hermits rights event within Hesperia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Hermits
Beia
Gopanca
Hermita
Hare Buia
Rasin
Lenieht
Nicholas
Irnistey
Stratford Bills Up for Hearings Before Committee
Stratford bills in the House seek to create a permanent town fire department and remove police and fire from political control. A Milford board of five commissioners bill will grant fire officials supervision over all electrical installations. Other measures address town court salaries and term of office reforms for local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Commston
Board of Fingaeces
Beardsley
Fairchild
Jtct
towm-@durt trafford
Junoe
Milford
Sraith
Waooslpuff
Mmford
New Bridge at Beardsley Park Completed
Beardsley Park announces completion of a new 37,000 bridge over Me shrvant and a wider park area opened for public use. Park board chair George M. Ewes reported the project finished and noted ample space for youths and future development as summer approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardsley Park
Tastmlacht
Park Board
Beardsley
Davon Oty
Perrec
George M. Ewes
Elephant or Donkey Is All The Same to This Squirrel
A whimsical Washington diary notes a White House squirrel named Nipper the fattest and sauciest resident among the grounds. It mocks partisanship by saying peanuts are peanuts and the animal refuses to discuss a forthcoming change, expressing private belief that party labels matter little to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ninna
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nipper
White House
Mippar
Aearch
Brown University Musical Clubs Present City Show
Brown University musical clubs staged a lively program in the high school auditorium featuring Cee and Mandolit clubs in humorous pieces and Standish leading songs. Performances included playful humor, political sketches, nursery rhymes, and choral ensembles with several encores. The event also highlighted dining and dancing afterward by club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Uniy
Scane
Brown University
Cee
Mandolit
Wela
Standish
Anbhare Fraight Gales
Vugheer
Buirleben Compostians
Moony
Personal Notes From Milford Obscure Social Scene
Mrs. MeL A Molloy announces a marriage and social connections among Milford families. References to Molloy, Mancini, and various local residents appear with wedding plans, visits, and club meetings. Notes include hostess duties, society gatherings, and a new arrival Hetty Jane, born at Glendale hospital to Mrs Fletcher Williams, formerly Miss Ethel Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fletcher Williams
Park Avenue
Walnut Beach
Hetty Jane
Glendale Hospital
Williams
Misa Ethel Washburn
Airs
Edward HA. Washburn
Naugatuch Avenue
Milford Town
Relief fund of 10 million for Ireland sought
The American committee announced plans to raise 10,240,000 dollars to ease distress in Ireland caused by unemployment, homelessness, and economic disruption. The appeal, signed by the executive committee, outlines a budget of 819,249,004 and urges American aid to alleviate widespread suffering among families, women, and children. Reports cite new work statistics and state allocations by Massachusetts and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Committee
Ireland
Atioautt
Sufferiar
Massachusetts
California
Ohio House Adopts Soldiers' Bonus Bill
Columbus Feb. By ay yale of 141 to 0 the lower House of legislature today adopted a soldiers bonus measure. The resolution provides for a fund to be issued to voters next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio House
Columbus
Ay Yale
Islature
Elizabeth Fexner offers facial hair removal and eyebrow shaping in Bridgeport
Elizabeth Fexner advertises specialist facial hair removal using electric needle process for ladies, including wart and mole treatment. Over 22 years in Bridgeport, located at 22 years in Bridgeport. Room 606 Conn. Nat. Bank Building, Bridgeport, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fexner
Bridgeport
Musical Club Concert Impresses Local Audience
Musical Club members and guests gathered at the home of Mrs Henry L Bishon for an afternoon concert coordinator Mrs James Smale arranged a diverse program. Student artists including Miss Harriet Aten Miss Margare Mioliist and Miss Jonnie Ivan performed works by Bach Mozart and Beethoven. Mrs Predapick M Card accompanied on piano while singers like Hawai Thompson and Miss Ethel Pigs added vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenmie Wilcox
Wednead Allemagne Musical Club
Beethoven
Henry L. Bishon
M Till
James Smale
Tae Schergn
Miss Flarriet Aten
M. Card
Ares
Wil
Sothhasle
Mes Tromas Lake
Jonnie Ivan ‘Roy
Albert Hodgkins
Oberon
Baracm Hes Creation Dange In Telegraphian Era
Fragmented OCR text shows a local event schedule with a missionary meeting at the West End group. It references a center on Teevadkion, a school, a barham pour, and a ship crane tale. An address from Master Albert Griffith and a mission meeting at Mrs. Alien’s home on Vale Street are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teevadkion
Opeize
Hill School
Wehrifry
Matshe
Nive
Ie Barham
Crane
Tralee
Hkipner
Joba Boralmen
Aly
Ark
Albert Griith
Fen Hoque
Muetiling
West End
Nk Alien
Vale Strev
Head of Health Clinics to Talk To Volunteers
Barnkmavenue area hosts a Thursday talk by the head of health clinics in New York. The session outlines volunteer roles in hospital outreach and community care. Catherine Toile, supervisor, introduces volunteer workers and nurse school children involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bude
Vali Ab
Barnkmavenue
Elviig Gn Thinetty Hospital
Ge York
Sinal
Vine
Elin Ss
Dawarkner
Omure Narvica
Catherine Toile
Volimtenr
Ehool
Jyas Nner
Protective Association Studies Unemployment Effects
Bridgeport Protective Association reports January submissions show more than half of requests related to unemployment. Many seek day work one or more days weekly with shorter hours and more freedom, amid ongoing bad weather and industrial disruption. Community support from individuals and organizations aids meeting resource demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Norman
New Blessed Sadhe Basketball Team to Face Knights Tonight
The new Blessed Sadhe boys basketball team will meet the Knights of Columbus at the Industrial Set Center, 1246 Barnum Ave. The game tips off tonight with dancing to follow until 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iknights of
Columbus
The Letters of Natalie Dear EvelynA Pie of Luck
A fragmented personal column reflects on Sunshine Homes from a factory run to Oridgeport with plans showing convertible living spaces and affordable prices. It also covers family notes about weather, Bermuda travels, budget talks, shopping finds at Kane’s Candy, Windsor chairs, and Madame Vera’s beauty studio in a longtime letter style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Stentford
Oridgeport
Plaga
Dresses at Advance Price Prompts Quick Purchase
The notice warns of a forthcoming price rise on the next dress consignment and urges buyers to purchase now while the current price of $1.95 remains valid. It emphasizes immediate action to avoid higher costs.
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Binghamton
Pierce
Minnie Ashman
Alice
Peter
Tulins
John Once & Sons
Jona
Fire and Police
Brown Musical Clubs
Give City Merry
Mel A. Molloy
U100
Main Street
New aGenagiber
Om Dinlen Alarguiret
Got Wilming Avenue
Walen Iy
Ty Allen
Viv Malion
Roth Minx Molloy
Berieet Raater Bora
Ofies Farve
Liekduseport Frees Company
Ang
Ted Abyss
Dave Mater
Dee Table
Aire Waneer Halidays
Bart Gander
Elizaber A. Bric
Ana Worden AL Law
Thores Iter
Stratfield
Lews
Mac McCarths
Maplewood
Afi
MM York
Ray
Torida
John Dannuchi
Anue
Jeviost
Polehi
Falchi
Missy Jetlery
George c. Poet
Golden HT
English Literary Club
Fagler Shaw
Louis Kt. Gould
School of Modern Tabentare
Korson
Station X
Malanche
Protective Association
Natalie
Mother Bab
Paby
Mda
Loawith and Company
Bank Street
Harold
Caifornh
Bermuda
Plu
Loewith and Company
Marion
Donaldson
Nocorse
Fawlene
Idgepart” Savings Dank Budget Bureau
Ye Wcoa
International Institute
Kane
Velentine
Valentine
Lake Skeg
Buclingham and Company
Madame Vera
Silberty
Adelaide’s
Nestle
Wah
Hornby's
the HO Cereal Company, Inc
Che
Harvey & Lewis Co
Elm Street
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