Health officials warn on carbon monoxide dangers in homes
Health officers describe safe use of gas ranges and the risks of carbon monoxide from heating devices. They urge proper ventilation and caution housekeepers about churning burners, rooms, and bedrooms to avoid poisoning. The bulletin notes carbon monoxide has no odor or taste and can cause headaches, weakness, and drowsiness in confined spaces.
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Sas
Health Department
Westerd
Health
Asf
Sychin
Dirigibus Faces City Court Trial Today
Rioted OCR text reports Dirigibus to be arraigned in City Court this morning over seized liquors valued at about $20,000. The case involves state and city police actions in Hungary or Jungary context and includes references to order and destruction of confiscated liquor.
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Dirigibus
Aiward
Secret session hears Bridgeport hydrant water rate case
Attorneys and the Utilities Board met in Hartford for a secret hearing on increased water rates and service payments by the city. Commissioner Trifine said a decision would be issued next Tuesday, with a petition seeking about 408000 dollars annually for hydrant water and coverage.
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Athornes
John A. Cornell
Award Marsh
Bridgeport Bydvantire Company
Public Utilities Commission
Hartford
Reacheng Oh
Richard TriTigeins
Ber
Carnet
Woold
Trial in City Court Sentences Wafer Suspect
A Wisiter man faced City court yesterday morning after being suspended for 34 days following a trial. The case details remain sparse in the report.
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Willl Asshul
Wisiter
Jaisemronce
Fragmented Notes on Fireplace Vent and Heating Rules
A garbled passage discusses fireplace venting and heating safety. It references bedding, artificial heat in bedrooms, and a rule related to children orIsrael concerns. The text is disjointed and difficult to parse.
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Rome
Israel
Building Boom Promises Big Projects in Bridgeport
Reported yesterday by realty and architectural firms, Bridgeport sees a surge of new construction after a war pause. Contracts ahead total several million dollars with plans for a marble front genurities building on Slate Street near the Bridgeport Savings Bank and Bridgeport Trust Company, a nonbanking occupants building, a Wood & Yathrongy dwelling at W and Bimwood Place, a furniture store and warehouse on Middle Street, a large central public garage, a St Joseph parish church, and factories for Arrow and Crown Carset companies in Stratford and red-
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New Genurities Company
Slate Street
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Bridgeport Trust Company
State Banking Commission
Bimwood Place
Wood & Yathrongy
Mead Carpet
Middle Street
Wiich
St. Joseph's Air Parish
Arrow 'T Ep) Company
Stratford
the Crown
Carset Company
Kid Moran Forced to Post Bond in City Court
Semuel Dorkin, alleged to have contributed nothing toward support for his wife and two children since October 1921, was ordered to post a $300 bond in City court yesterday to secure weekly payments of $9 to his family. He was arrested in Troy after a six month police search and is known in fighting circles as Kid Moran.
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Semuel Dorkin
Troy
Kid Moran
Harrison Street Widening Plans Put City Debt at Risk
A Chamber of Commerce bulletin outlines proposed widening of Harrison and Broad streets costing about 1.4 million dollars. It warns this would push Bridgeport beyond the five percent legal debt limit of the Grand List, leaving little borrowing room. The report notes current net debt around 10.95 million and cites state tax obligations prompting discussions of public hearings next Monday.
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Harrison
Broad Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Counc Chamber
Commitment to Home: Girl Seized for Immorality Arrest
Mildred Guave, 17, of Lafayette Street, was arrested Thursday for technical breach of peace to prevent continuation of an alleged immoral life. She was committed to the House of the Good Shepherd for three months yesterday morning.
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Mildred Guave
Lafayette Street
House of the Good Shepherd
Experts Survey Underway In Greenwich Schools
Greenwich, Feb 16. Educational experts Dr Wrank Bachman of the Rockefeller Foundation and assistant Franklin Shaw survey public schools amid a heated dispute over a 990000 high school project and overcrowded grammar classes. They will study data for weeks, aiming to help both town boards reach agreement as they tour schools with Superintendent B C Andrews. Local agencies support varied views on deferring the high school project until more housing is available for younger pupils.
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Greenwich
Dr. Wrank
Bachman
Rockefeller ‘Foundation of
New York
Franklin Shaw
Are Sin Green
Board of Estimate and Taxation
B. C. Andrews
Construction projects await paving weather on streets
Five story building on Water street and a Garden street factory for Jenkins Brothers, Neary Haven Dairy Company, Main street project for Car Treck, plus a new five story lant await proper weather to proceed.
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Eral Street
Jenkins Brothers
Water Street
Garden Street
Neary Haven Dairy Company
Main Street
Derby Liquor Case Ends With $100 Fine
Derby February 16 A city court imposed a $100 fine plus costs totaling $120 40 on Krattk Corotenuto a Miterva Street cafe owner convicted of alleged liquor law violations Based on information leading police to Corotenuto and an undercover visit by Officer Thomas Van Bitten which yielded sufficient evidence for arrest
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Derby
Burnham Named Administrator of Hat tie Burnham Estate
William E Burnham is appointed administrator of the estate of his wife Hattie Burnham who died January 17. Burnham is sole heir at law. appraisers are Warret Blatz and W W Nichols.
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Wiliam A. Burn
Hattie Burnham
Mr. Burnham
Warret Blatz
W. W. Nichols
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