Legislature Has Brief Session But Will Apply Speed
Hartford Feb 17 The legislature closed a brief day with limited business. House and Senate sent Senator Butler’s price rise inquiry to Judiciary for a hearing. Roads Highway committee aims to hear town road bills by April first session day. Labor committee will hear three bills on hours for women and minors. Senate reports favored creating a 15 member deputy staff for the labor commissioner, with at least four women. Other bills faced unfavorable reports. vaccination issues referred to public health.
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State Capitol
Hartford
House
Senate
Judiciary
Butler
Fish and Game Committee
Darbie
Hon
Finance Committee
Labor Committee
Shaw and Tone
Finkelstone
Bridgeport
Adi
Connecticut
Judiciary Committee
Public Health and Safety Committee
W. M. Matthbe
State Library
Shaw
Local Expert Promotes Unverified Remedy to Public
A local advertorial features Kraus Herbat Jax A Tone touting a root berry remedy named Cloave as a universal cure for constipation stomach trouble rheumatism and nervous complaints. The piece claims a money back guarantee and urges readers to visit Jimndle's Arcade Drug and other representatives to purchase today, presenting a vague endorsement from a so called tone expert.
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Kraus Herhat
Bridsport
Jimndle
Preliminary Tax Rates Adopted by City Budget Board
The board sets a preliminary tax rate of 28.2 with detailed allocations across departments. Major items include Park Department 198,000 and Health 165,050, while many offices and services face substantial cuts. a contingent fund of 50,000 is chosen, and several major projects are pared back or dropped.
Local fraternal meeting listings across city lodges
The notice lists multiple fraternal and auxiliary groups meeting tonight at venues including 66 Beach Street Monitor Lodge I O O I 164 State Street Adelphian Lodge 1 O O I 1087 Broad Street Magn Choitta Lodge and several others such as Sons of St George 396 Stratford Avenue Harmony Council No 12 Newfield Building Knights of the Maccabees 310 Fairfieth Avenue St Johns Jolze A I and A M Masonic Temple Colonel Harry Cutler Lodge EK of P 100 Main Street Pioneer Camp 1087 Broad Street Polar Star Lodge A B of B 1250 Main Street Mayflower Council D of A 62 Cannon Street flathony Camp M J W C A 10489 Broad Street Star of Bea Camp A N of Ay 1089 Broad Street.
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Htalian Women's Council
Beach Street
Monitor Lodge
State Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Magn
Choitta Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenus
Harmony Council
Newfield
Knights of the Maccabees
Fairfieth Avenue
John’s Jolze
Reformatory Is Better For Youths Court Declares
Criminal Superior Court judge Christopher L Avery urges reformatory as a better path for young offenders dung to the state. Three youths were sent to the reformatory for theft and related crimes. Alfred St Lawrence 21 admitted stealing a Bridgeport garage car, Henry Reichardt 19 pleaded guilty to taking a Fairfield car, Frank Mader 17 pleaded guilty to brass ingot theft from a Bridgeport company. All were ordered to the reformatory as the court stressed reform over jail or prison due to corrupting influences.
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State Reformatory
Criminal Superior Court
Christopher L. Avery
Reformatory
Avery
Reformatory For Index
Alfred St. Lawrence
Providence
New York
Bridgeport
John G. Cooper
St. Lawrence
Robert G. DeForest
Reichardt
Irene Winter
Frairfield
Brocklawn Country Club
Henry Reichardt
Bridgepont
Reiehardt
Frank Mader
Brass Ant Metal Company
Adolph Webel
Greenwich
Carl C. Lund
Walter FE. Bennett
Wartford
Michell Swetz
Joseph G. Bruzenak
Alexander Sanderson
Cecil Burns
Henry Kelly
August Flagan
Fred Mercer
Alvin Abontelt
Huber Ice Cream Company
Stepho Halson
Albert Allen
Dante Robertson
Barry Brown
Raymond J. Brown
Charles Chitthn
Sanderson
James Sanderson
Richard Smith
Bridgepor
John E. Parker
Jalil
Thomas LaFreeland
Thomas LE. Clinton
Brockton
Pany
James Dawson
State-street
Jal
John G Cooper
Clayton Buckley
Walter Buckley
Moder Grotery
Norwalk
Medical Practice Revision Act To Be Heard March 24
Hartford dispatch reports Attorney W F D Ellpatrick of Bridgeport will press for separate hearings for each doctor seeking license validation as the Medical Practice Revision Act and related bills head to a Judiciary Committee hearing. The inquisitorial jury foreman Benedict Holden secured March 24 as the hearing date and plans to call in state and out of state witnesses.
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Telegram
Hartford
American Medical Trust
Grand Jury
W. FD. Ellpatrick
Bridgeport
Benedict M. Holden
City Pond Issue Sparks Committee Rumors and Delayed Report
The opposition appears to come from one source as the committee delays its pond issue report. Rumors say Al Lavery is influenceing foes from the King camp while city leaders consider skipping the City Hall site bond. An agreement with Delaney and City National Bank extends occupancy of Franklin and Sturdevent blocks for two years. The refunding bonds also face likely unfavorable reporting despite admin urging.
Schlichting Will Distributes Bequests Among Family
Under the will of Caroline Tl Schlichting sister of George M Schlichting of Darien and others, a total of 93 481 84 is left to George and an equal amount to Yours Schlichting of Brooklyn New York. Wil e Jiams Schlichting of Wilton a nephew and Mary Schlichting Warneke of Cannondale a niece receive 550 each.
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Norwalk
Caroline Tl. Schlichting
George M. Schliching
Darlen
Yours Schlichting
Brooklyn
N.Y
Schlichting
Wilton
Mary Schlichting Warneke
Cannondale
Commission Agrees On Lutheran Synod Merger Plan
New York February 17 The commission for the proposed merger of the New York ministerium the New York synod and the evangelical synod of New York and New England agreed on a tentative constitution for merging the three Lutheran bodies. It will be printed and sent to all pastors and the 66 churches in New York state and surrounding areas for review.
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New York
New York Synod
Evangelical Synod of
New York and
New England
New York State
Bridgeport Pushes for Larger Public Utilities Board
Hartford Feb 17 Kendall Pierce representing Bristol and Plainville Electric urged the judiciary committee to expand the Public Utilities Commission by one member for cities over 25 000. He argued Bridgeport had not recovered from jitney issues and urged leaving the current commission alone. Opponents included Connecticut Manufacturers Association the telephone company and other utilities. Representative Cubelli of Bridgeport defended the bill noting public dissatisfaction with PUc decisions and said the bill would add balance by increasing commissioners who hear city matters. The Bridgeport Aldermen and New Britain mayor supported the measure but opposing testimony claimed major corporations led the effort. The commission was criticized for failing to satisfy Bridgeport residents.
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Board of Education
Park Aepartment
Bire
Police
Health Department
Board of
Building Commission
Zoning Commission
Charities Department
Cityzeport
City
Board of Contract and Supply
Health and Charities
Board of Recreation
Board of Assessors
Board of Assessors, 542, 350; Town Clerk, $1,493. Golf Committee
Board of Meriet
Board of Selectmen
Common Council
William F. Burnham
Boat
Superior Court
Heldgeport Hydraulic Company
Hill
Supreme Court
Siemon
Seward B. Price
aIt. Slemon
William Halt Coon
Tox
Stealth
Englewood Hospital
Tax Board
Ieyo
Mallowe'en
Retreatian Board
Pell
Daniel J. Cliford
Clifford
Managan
Patrick J. Flanagen
Park Department
Seayde Park
Beechwood Park
Fairchild Memory Park
Bridgeport Hyde Company
Seaside Park
Black Rock
Pearsall
Behrens
Department of Public Works
Sub-Committee On Schools
Board of Elducation
A. Ll. DeLaney
J. M. Ricker
Boilera
Staples
Robert D. Goddard
Ithart
Harltes
Claims Committee
Edward A. Drew
Ita
Fill
Harbormaster
Burnham
William A. Lamond
Wat
Lacey R. Blackman
Mr. Blackman
Library Board
Abraham C. Schnee
Board of Relief
Mr. Burnham
Audhor Keating
Keating
Trumbull
Lamis Committee
Washington Avenue
Hartford
Bridgeport
Jjitneyis
Ilsturb
Kendall Pierce
Bristol and Plainville Electric Company
Legislative Judiciary Committee
Publc Utilities Commission
Bivins
Pierce
Connecticut Manufacturers' Association
The
Telephone Company
Cubelli
Bridgesport
Bil
Atules Commission
House
Alling
Bridgeport Board of Aldermen
New Britain
Public Utilities Commission
Sale of Seats for Grand Opera at Lyric Starts
The San Carlo Grand Opera Company opens box office for three performances at the Lyric on February 28 24 and 25 with many seats already sold. Notable artists include Elda Vettari Tina Pagel Yolanda Rinaldi Ada Salor Bernies Ghalk er Ludovico Tomarchio Giovanni Rosivh and others. New scenery and a polished company mark the production amid strong demand from distant patrons.
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Onnex
San Carlo Grand Opeta
Lyric
Fortune Gullo
New York Jolson Theatre
Elda Vettari
Tina Pagel
Yolanda Rinaldi
Ada Salor
Italan
Bernies Ghalker
Hreda Werlein
Ludovico Tomarchio
Giovanni Rosivh
Giuseppe Cavadori
Giuseppe Fregosi
Felice de Gregorio
Willam Giuliano
Amund Sjovik
Fausto Bozza
Leonard Snyder
Manestro Ido Branchetti
Impr
Guest Dies Suddenly Autopsy Ordered
New London report states 91 year old Daly Welch a Hartford telephone supervisor died suddenly at 2 Ocean Avenue home of Peter Wooda. Medical Examiner Charlier Kaufman ordered an autopsy after severe abdominal pain and stomach hemorrhage. Welch came here three days ago to visit Woods and his family.
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New London
Armory funding debated by Connecticut lawmakers
Hartford February 17 The Legislative Military Affairs committee considered three armory appropriations 185000 for Bristol 75000 for Manchester and 50000 for Bridgeport Repairs at Bridgeport were debated with a reduced plan suggesting not over 29000 Bridgeport representatives backed the Bridgeport need whileConcerned about Armory need Bridgeport armory deemed unsafe in a tight urban site Bristol and Manchester projects drew strong local support from Bristol business leaders Manchester aims to finish the armory as planned and avoid duplicating Bristol effort with state funds for the two projects Together with National Guard members the Bristol proposal drew broad backing from local officials and Bristol residents
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Hartford
Legislative Military Affairs Committee
Bristol
Manchester
Bridgeport
M. B. Payne
Appropriations Committee
Joseph Cubelli
Edward Nothnagle
Truckbull
Payne
Frantic L. Wilder
Miliary Affairs
Nothnagle
Harford
Waterbury
New Haven Ia
Nathnagle
Usless
William A. Redden
George N. Finklestone
Bristl
FE. Peck
D-1
Redmen's Hall
Marjory Chay
Raymond A. Johnson
M Ili
Chomtenen
Manchester Armory
Irted
Yard once used always Try Baler's Flivoring Extracts
An old style advertisement fragment touts Baler's certified flavoring extracts for perpetual use. Distributed via grocers, the copy hints at a replacement product promise while showcasing generic marketing language.
Dr Simonson Chosen As Schick's Assistant
Dr Louis Simonson of 632 Kane Street has been appointed assistant physician to Dr Bela Schick at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. He completed pediatric studies at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York and in New Haven. He began his duties yesterday, and the post will not interfere with his city practice.
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T Louis Simonson
Kaneath Street
Bela Schick
Mount
New York
Simonson
College of Physician A and Surgeons
Mountainai Hospital
New Haven
Admits Guilt Continued Arrests In Bridgeport Court
Sixteen pleaded guilty in a Bridgeport court session. Adolph Webel of Greenwich received 2 to 4 years for burglary in Green which. Several others faced sentences for thefts, embezzlement, and statutory offenses, with a mix of guilty pleas and not guilty pleas.
Socialists to Open Public Discussions in Bridgeport
Beginning tonight the Bridgeport Socialist Party will host a series of public discussions on current political topics. Jasper Mc Levy is scheduled to lead the first talk followed by an open forum. The meetings start at 6.
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Bridgeport Socialist Party
Jasper McLevy
Cannon Street
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