Meriden Poloists to Meet Friday in Armory Game
The Trederats, now renamed The Arkdgeports, will face Meriden Poloists Friday night at the Armory A. A. Meriden’s lineup includes Graham, Merst, Rush, Dooley, and Yond with Howley, McGuire, MeGuire, Ives, Gack, Troba in the forward and defense positions. Bridgeport’s Bente leads the opposing squad listing Tack MeGuire and Ives among its players in a city league clash.
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Trederats
Uridgeport
Arkdgeports
Viddie Witapatrick
Armory A. A
Meriden
White Truels
Labor unions not co partnerships declaration favors reforms
The declaration accuses some U S employers of secretly aiding radical European aims and calls for repeal of industrial court laws and coercive statutes. It urges immigration limits, broader initiative and referendum, removal of court power over federal laws, elected judges, a federal employment service, public trust credit, and congressional investigation of private detectives in labor relations. It also urges united support to protect wage standards and worker conditions and to raise consuming power and living conditions.
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United States
Congress
Obituary notices from Stratford and nearby cities
Multiple obituary notices dated February spanning 1921 to 1931 list names such as Ferdinand Iox Nicholas Wurmbert Viela I. Martin Michael Ruskay Anna Stasko Jane Murlo and Jane Leary. Each notice provides residence or funeral details, dates, times, and interment locations including Adath Israel St Michael Park Cemetery Cheshire and St. Michael's Cemetery.
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VOX
Hanover Binget
Adoth Israel Cemetery
Humbert
Stratford
Nicholas Wurmbert
A. G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Whatsaday
Park Iemetery
Martin
Viela I. Martin
Skellina
Whippled
Yolo
Chursday
Nreb
Cheshire
Mass
Ruskay
Michael Ruskay
Steven Ruskey
Ih. DD. No
Talrfield
St. Steven's R. C
St. Michael's Cemetery
Jane Murlo
James J
Florence Brady Leary
Turney
Walrfield
Michael's
Bridgeport
Hundreds Attend School Hearing on Education Bill Today
A large turnout filled the hearing as educators and community leaders urged state aid for school salaries and teacher training. Advocates argued for the two bills to raise per pupil funding, improve teacher standards, and allow boards of education to dismiss underperforming staff. Local officials from New Haven, Waterbury, Bridgeport, and Hartford voiced support, calling education a public investment and stressing the need to attract qualified teachers.
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Michael U. Donovan
Pernayal
Grosby High School
Waterbury
Fox
Tie
Casey
Ganoy
Clancy
Donovan
Mr. Donovan
State Board of Education
Morrison
Cad
Garrity
Naugatuck Valley
Pople
McDonald
Naugatuck
Tam
Connecticut
Cunnguliout
Staniey
Tate
New Britain
Ofden
New Huntgin
Duty
West Hartford
Mittee
State Grange Way
Maradith
Board of Education
New York State
Clinton County
Wella
Bristol
Levy
Connecticut Federation of Labor
John W. Kraiser
Wallingford
Kratzer
Bradstreet
Hartford
Thompsonville
Gordy
Board of Education of
Startgard
Oura
Connastiaut
Commonwealth
Slawson
Slowson
Bridgeport
Webber
Connecticut Congress of Mothers
Elrcits
Apmirkcar
JC. Goodwin
Board of Education Uo
Latmeaaaurn
Showalter
Bevlin
Superi Intendant of
Bertin
Ita Grand Lst
Hebor Uniong
That Ity
Riise
Clinton
Trotter
Deep River
Heflin
Saybrook
Tings
Mast Hartford
Tewh
Parent Teachers’ Association
Amelia Young
Norwich
Yinwlel
Margaret Volley
Bridner
Coroner's Inquest To Be Held Today
Coroner John J. Phelan to conduct inquest into the Brigeport Shelton trolley wreck with the unidentified burnt woman identified by relatives and ring evidence. Officials note car distance and block signal details while a bereaved Shelton mother learns of two children killed in the same incident.
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John J. Phelan
Griffin Hospital
Phelan
Connesticut Company
Moasuomenta
Tig
Shelton
Cook
Ewrich
Potter
Tisa
Cook's Switch
South Shelton
Cook's
Frank L. Kibling
Wit' Neaves
Goldberg
Minerva I Street
T'reda
Harry
Westport
the Sons of Israel
Stephen T Palmer
Prolate
Palmer
Arillo
Vottrrte
Connecticut
Mission
Tie
Fran
Bridgeport
Bridgeport-Denby
Lewis
Derby
Dyoglagaes
Pollge Denovan
Repairs to Stratford High School Begun Soon
Stratford high school repairs will start shortly after a finance board meeting approved using available funds. Estimated cost around $40,000, with insurance on the damaged building discussed and insurance type to be changed but no premium increase allowed. Students resumed classes in nearby churches and halls without interrupting the schedule.
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Stratford Hfurd
Board of Finance
Jle Ruyter Stowland
Jow
Janes Ald
Pool and Finance Boards
Stratford
Bridgeport Teachers Endorse Measures Amid Union Support
Port delegate Misa Colle stated the Bridgeport teachers union backing the endorsed measures. CEL Potter of New Britain also favored the two measures, signaling broad regional interest and union alignment in the reform effort.
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Port
Bridgepo Teachers’ Association
Misa Colle
Onehem
Bridgeport
Cel Potter
New Britain
Havana Racing Results and Mixed Stakes Card
Race results from Havana Shreveport Condrach and a dozen claiming purses across five furlong and longer routes. Names include Ponman, Remilla, Tine, Kennedy, Alva, Joannie Connell, and Viper with prices from 1-2 to 8-1. Separate races list purse values around 700 or 500 dollars and note three year olds and up with maidens and catchweights.
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Havana
Oda
Muuidens
Lulaby
Ponman
Remilla
Tkennedy
Cannio
Gordon
Josephina
Worfley
Del
Syangaster
Kennedy
Even Tine
Alva Ttan
Warley Bolle
Mayman
Joannie Connell
Dez Whipple
Mol
Ina Weods
Jucie May Yalt
Torghis Yatrbants
Trigrephant
Eldy
Hlondel
Wilson
Plekens
Avion
Lancaster
Raven Sea
Ada
Shreveport
John Vergneils
Collina
McDermott
Vfinaneial
Togster
Ericksen
Rabe Versailles
Petrograd Hseon
Murd Nack
Iesey
Ural
Losves Woose
Mylermott & Jeano
Bhelepeta
Weapel
St. Kavin
Linthy Murdie
Bos
Royal
McCoy
Gregory Tel
Oly
Aerts
Yay
Mist Storing
Ballysillen
Sexth
Mouenel
Ever
Wen Purvigh
Murphy
Aenid
Minoderblra
Titid
Wii Oo Pane
Kaurnbey
Wigan Miso
New Record in Portland Cement Production Reported
A Geological Survey estimate shows 1920 cement production at 100,302,000 barrels, shipments 96,924,000, and stock 290,000 barrels. Pennsylvania led with over 28 percent of output, Lehigh district over 24 percent, and Indians territory over 10 percent. Prices averaged 2.01 per barrel in bulk, with imports 494,056 barrels and exports 2,985,807 barrels.
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Wasuington
United States
Geological Survey
Viennayivania
Lehigh District
Realty Records reflect varied deed transfers in New Haven area
Warranty deeds show The Vast End Realty Corp transferring to Arnold A and Sharman Tylorry and Abraham Padoloff Adolph Perlroth for 220 Willow Street in New Tinven valued at 5 000. East End Realty Corp to Patrick J. Kelly at 326 350 Dover and 7 51 Dover affixed at 14 000. Michael and Rosalie Rath to Andrew Dudas 32 feet on Spmie Street with 194 900 stamp value. Listella 13 Wicks to Robert and Mary Th Barmore 59 feet Tah field avenue. Adolph Lederer to Esther Friedman 0 feet East Main Street. People Savings Bank to Thomas J. Baker 54 took on Glendale Avenue. Christian Ignorgan Corp of Newark to Joseph Koon 22 ft Main Street. Willan F. Challes to George T. Hathaway 47 feet on Boston Avenue. Sarah Ty and Arthur Meeker of Stratford to Tennis Mulythit 66 feet on Main Street. Morigame Deeds David and Abraham Trinsky to John H. Keane 1 300 on 50 seat of Oakden Street. Arnold A Herman Perry Abraham Podolof Adolph Penlroth all of New Haven to Hart Mud Realty Corp 2 700 on 320 Willow Street. Patrick J. Kelly to One East Hind Realty Corp two deeds 3 841 Dover Street 4 900 and 226 330 Bond Street 4 900. Rober L. and Mary K Darmore to Entelia 2B Wicks 2 500 on 60 feet Oakfield Avenue. Andrew Dudas to Michne and Omno Roth 32 feet on Spruce Street 2 199.
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Vast End Realty
Arnold A
Sharman Tylorry
Abraham Padoloff
Adolph Perlroth
New Tinven
Willow Street
East End Realty Corporation
Patrick J. Kelly
Noa
Atreer
Dover
Michael
Rosalie Rath
Andrew Dudas
Listella
Robert
Mary Th
Barmore
Tahfield Avenur
Adolph Lederer
Esther Friedman
East Main Street
The
Peopley Savings Bank
Thomas J. Baker
Glendale Avenue
Christian Igengpan Corporation
Newark
Joseph Koon
Willan F. Challes
George T. Hathaway
Doston Avenue
Sarah Ty
Arthur Meeker
Stratford
David
Abraham Trinsky
John H. Keane
Herman T. Perry
Abraham —Podolof
Adolph Penlroth
New Haven
Hart Mud Realty Corporation
Patricks J. Kelly
East Hind Realty Corporation
Rober, L
Mary K. Darmore
Entelia
Wicks
Oakrfeld Avenue
Andrew Dudas Lo Michne
Omno Roth
Spruce
Bear Market Fears From Farm Reserves Stretch To March
Chicago feb 23 traders reacted to forecasts that farm reserves would hold until march 1 and dented market gains. Wheat and corn fluctuated with early strength fading as exports and supplies prompted caution. hogs held with higher provisions feeding risk into futures as analysts noted potential reserve increases beyond earlier expectations.
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Chicago
Greces
Fargy
Kansas
Mmahoma
Raw Cuban sugar offered to U S at 434e per lb
New York February 204R Dawley president of the Cuban American Sugar Company announced the sugar finance committee has made tentative offers of raw Cuban sugar to the U S and Canada. The fixed price was 4.94 cents per pound cost and freight in U S ports and 4.60 cents per pound. The offerings, noted by Hawley, were met with ready acceptance and are subject to 24 hour changes.
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New York
Dawley
Cuban Ametiqu Aun Sugar Company
Sugar Finance Committee
Menecal
S. United States
United States
Hawley
Canada
Government advances $700,000 to New Haven rail line
Treasury announced payments on two railroad loans totaling $1,100,500. New York New Haven Hartford received $700,000 and Arbor railroad $400,000. This brings total loans to carriers under the $300,000,000 revolving fund created by the transportation act to $282,193,605.
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Washington
Treasury
New Yorks New Hnven
Hartford Railroad
An Arbor Rairoad Company
Transportation Act
New York Exchange Hedging Balances Decline
A February 23 report shows an exchange balance of 730,000,048 dollars with federal bank erosion at 65,668,1324 and a T.766,944 figure noted, detailing a tightening in balance figures and related financial shifts.
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New York
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Madigan Ave
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