Should Bridgeport be Annexed to New York
Business leaders prepare for Flavel Shurtleff Sage Foundation talk at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The plan envisions Greater New York expanding toward Bridgeport with a nine million population and a 5 528 square mile area. Shurtleff, a leading city planning expert, will discuss Bridgeport’s possible role and the city’s growing ties to New York.
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Flavel Shurtleff
Russell Sage Foundation Committee
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Port of
Shurtleff
Stamford
Sage Foundation
Zohartieft
Fairfield Legion Plans Memorial for Late President Malreteld
Fairfield Legion to memorialize their comrade Woodrow Wilson with two minutes of silence and a prepared resolution at the George Alfred Smith Post meeting on February 26 in Sherman Hall. Committee chairs include William A. Kinsella and a bulletin lists sororities, Boy Scouts, and auxiliary notes.
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George Alfred Smith
American Legion
Woodrow Wilson
William A. Kinsella
Shermitt Hill
Whhich
Legion Post
Wir
Memorial Service Committee
Adjusted Compensation
Boy Scouts Committee
Sherman Hall
Benjamin B. Wurtzen
Gas Indigestion Warns of Excess Stomach Acid
An old advertisement warns that gas and wind signal dangerous excess hydrochloric acid in the stomach causing gastritis and souring. It recommends taking a few spoonfuls of buffered magnesia after meals to relieve gas, neutralize acid, and prevent sourness and pain.
Students Strike In Row over Dog At Hartwick Seminary
Albany February 18 The Hartwick Seminary board of trustees met to resolve a student strike that closed classes since last Friday Faculty demanded Donald H. Karg of Daneville withdraw while President Reitz overruled. Principal Budde resigned as students left the campus with village officers assisting.
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Hartwich Seminary
M. Q. L. Rietz
Donald H. Karg
Daneville
Jack
Karg
Reitz
John Budde
Officials end probe into Whitman store fire
Fairfield officials declared the Tunxis Hill blaze at the Whitman and Shanley stores not incendiary after investigating a suspected motive tied to local factions. Plumbing shop origin cited. under-insured merchants face loss. Fire crews arrived quickly with neighborhood volunteers aiding, with Whitman noted as a local fire company leader.
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Shanney Brothers
Tony DeLeon
Shanley Plumbing Shop
Tunxis Hill Dive Company
Fairfield Center
Arens
Még
Mr. Whitman
Tunxis H'll Company
Will directs chloroforming of pet dogs in New Jersey
A New Jersey will filed for probate directs that several pet dogs be chloroformed. The will of Mrs Olivia Lake land Dunn of Summit, who died January 31, provides the dogs should not be left to neglect or mistreatment after her death.
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Miizabeth
N. J
Olivia
Lakeland Dunn
Summit
Fairfield Wife Seeks Decree of Divorce
Verona Ganovitch of Fairfield filed for divorce from Frank Gazovitch of Fairfield in superior court yesterday. She alleges habitual intoxication since their May 14 1909 marriage and seeks a decree and custody of their four minor children.
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Verona Ganovitch
Fairfiald
Frank Gazovitch
Alan
Fairfield
Balance of Trade Report Shows Deficit and Surplus
Washington February 11 Exports from the United States in January were 94 million and imports 95 million leaving a trade deficit of 1 million for the month. New Haven February 13 Police report theft of fur overcoats from Yale students and warn against buying coats offered for resale as they were likely stolen.
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Washington
United States
Naan
Mew Haven
Yale
Shipping Board Officials Open to Inquiry in Washington
Washington February 1 suggests that Shipping Board administration will face a congressional inquiry. Chairman O’Connor defended records as public property and pledged to turn them over to Congress. He corrected a misstatement on ship sale prices noting seven steamers sold for 3.85 million dollars with 91,372 deadweight tons and 10,683 gross tons each.
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Shipping Board
Intonucea Vy
Davis
Democrat
Tennessee
O'Connor
Atalementa
Board of Public Records
Congress
Olar Steamship Company
Dellar Steamship Company
Acreep
Two Tunxis Hill Youths Face Town Court Today
Alfred Betne and Cope Norrell, Tunxis Hill youths, charged with assault and breach of the peace after an unwarranted attack on barber James Caroza, will appear in Fairfield Town Court. State Police Scully and Bigelow arrested them weeks ago as part of a drive to curb trouble in the area. residents report fewer complaints since.
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Alfred Betne
Cope Norrell
Tunxie Hill
James Caroza
Tunzis Hill
Fairfield Town Court
Baine
Norrell
Goernard Scully
Hanford Bigelow
Rondylem
Vermont Judge Rowell Dies at Randolph Died Today
Randolph Vermont February 13 former Vermont Supreme Court chief justice John W Rowell died today after a long illness. He had served on the court for many years and was widely respected for his steady jurisprudence.
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Randolph, Vt
John W. Rowell
Vermont Supreme Court
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