Hartford Liquor Destruction After Prohibition Raid
In Hartford on February 15, under an order by Judge Webb, large quantities of liquor seized during the October raid on Long’s hotel were destroyed in the Hartford police station cell room. Owners John and Timothy Long had been jailed for six days but were released after their terms expired. The judge denied a return of the liquor to the owners and ordered its destruction.
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Hartford
Tudgs Webb
Superior Court
Hartford Po-Lce
Isaac Kroapneck
Liquor Squad
Tywany Distants
Long
John
Timothy J. Long
John Bulkley
Postal Clerks of State Convene in Danbury Feb 22
Bridgeport plans a large delegation for the 24th Connecticut State Branch convention of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks in Danbury. Delegates include William Stennon and others. state officers from Bridgeport also attend. A banquet is set for noon at Hotel Green and meetings occur at Odd Fellows hall starting 2 p.m. National president C. P. Franciscus will attend.
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Bridgeport
Enna
Connecticut
United National Association of Post Office
Danbury
Washington
Wiliam Stennon
William McAulifte
Wiliam Duffie
John Astier
Flenbarc Bolinder
John Ferrcett
Harald Gale
Lawrence McLaughlin
Michael Oreilly
Charles East
John T. Nelson
C. A. Laufer
John Pratak
Grevnance
T. Langehan
Retter Ind
Hotel Green
Odd Fellows Hall
Weet_ street
Ang O
P. Franciscus
Washington, D. C
Association
Yale Grants New Master of Science Degree in Engineering
Yale University authorized the new master of science degree in engineering to be granted by the Yale Corporation. The degree may be awarded in civil electrical mining mechanical or metallurgical engineering to bachelor holders from technical colleges who specialize for at least two undergraduate years in the chosen branch.
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New Haven
Yale University
Yale Corporation
Fr Yachelor
Fr Yachelor's Degree From A College of Technical School
Taxpayers urged to file income returns early in Bridgeport
The Internal Revenue Service assigned officers to Bridgeport offices to assist taxpayers with income tax returns. Operations run daily in the post office building from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. through March 15. Six taxpayers with complex cases are urged to visit early to avoid end of drive crowding. Corporation and partnership forms are available. A new law requires all single filers with $1,000+ gross income and married filers with $2,000+ gross income to file, and any individual with $5,000+ gross income must file regardless of net income.
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Robert O. Eaton
Internal Revenue
Hichard
Meehan
TL. R. Greenman
Thomas E. Hill
Bridgeport
Charles
Mitchall
S$ A. Mu
Fairfield County
aBeles
Bryan Willing to Represent Florida but Won’t Contest
Miami Fla February 13 William Jennings Bryan said he may consider serving Florida if urged by Democrats but has no plan to run for United States senator. He stressed decades in politics, prefers private life, and would weigh a possible candidacy only if it serves the state and party without actively seeking the office.
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Miami
Fla
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Florida
Washington
Tam
Pope May Hold First Consistory in May
Rome Feb 16 The pope has not announced a decision on the next consistory but it is believed to occur in April or May with the late Pope Benedict’s selections to be created. Nasalli Rocca, Archbishop of Bologna, is likely among the new cardinals. Monsignor Bonzano in the United States is expected to be raised to the purple.
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Rome
Associated Press
Pius
Apri
Max
Benedict
Turrone
Thord
Nasalli Rocca
Bologna
Monsignor
Bonzana
United States
Thursday's Ready Hats and Millinery Bargains
Readable list of spring millinery and houseware sales with hats running regular prices from 9.35 to 15, plus dinner sets, suits, lamps, purses, scarves, rugs, and other items marked down. Mentions Kuppenheimer suits, Howco tea, Overland bikes, Pond's cream, gloves, linens, and kids’ clothing with broad discount ranges. Strong entity mentions include regular prices, product names, brands, and sale notes from a department store catalog.
Philips Resumes Tariff Campaign in Washington
H. A. Philips, general manager of the American Fabric Co. and president of the American Lace Manufacturers association, left for Washington, D. C., last night to resume a campaign for the passage of the Pordney tariff bill.
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H. A. Philips
American Fabric Co
American Lace Manufacturer's Association
Washington, D. C
Aston Motor Car President Appeals Jail Sentence
Thomas W R Aston president of the Aston Motor Car company at 1123 State Street was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined $150 for theft of coal bags from under the influence of a liquor charge as he appeared in court yesterday.
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Thomas WR. Aston
Aston Motor Car Company
State Street
Jalang
Ihn
Good will and this Birthday Party at Howland Store
For 35 years the Howland store has dealt fairly with customers and creditors, never profiteered, paid bills promptly, and offered fair prices with good service. The Birthday Party offerings reflect that good will, with suppliers providing items at less than usual price and without profit as the store’s contribution to customers.
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Howland
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Heinz
Sloan
Sioan’s
Dr. Hobeor
Dr. Hobsem
Hobson
YALE
U.S
Bryan
Randa
Kuppenheimer
Warner
Axminster
Bic
Jersey
Nearseal
Victor
Handsome
Children’s Bloomers
Philips
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