District Attorney Nomination Sparks Hartford Petition
G W Jett of New Britain is favored for the Connecticut District Attorney post to replace Edward Smith of Hartford when his term ends. Hartford citizens petition the Justice Department against Klett, while GOP leaders and state lawmakers reportedly back him, amid protests from Hartford church members and reformer Harrison Freeman.
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George H. Manneng
Washington
G. W. Jett
New Britain
Con
Bcut
Edward Smith
Hartford
Klett Wuld
States Atorney
Aiornes Sumid
Department
Iterson
Justice Riment
Slett
Belican State Central Committee
torskLean
Brandegee
Jungs
Tig
Harrison B. Freeman
Klett
Connecticut
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Adrian J Muzzy Former Legislator Claimed by Death
Bristol July report states Adrian J Muzzy a former legislator died at his Prospect Street home after heart trouble and earlier nervous trouble following a car accident. Born 1851 he organized a Bristol dry goods store later sold to two brothers. He served in General Assembly 1891 97 and Senate 1899 1901, chaired appropriations, led State Business Men's Association and donated Muzzy Field. He organized D Company of the National Guard later known as the Muzzy Guard and founded a public utilities firm in Carlsbad New Mexico.
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Bristol
Juan
Adrian Muzzy
Prospect Stret
Mr. Muszy
A. J. Nu
National Guard
Muzzy Guard
France
Muzzy
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Shelton Doctor Suffers Shock After Fall
Dr Gould Shelton of this city fell yesterday in front of his home on White street and remains bedbound today due to shock. The extent of his injuries is not yet known. Nearby, William Webster, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Webster of Oak Avenue, has recovered from a broken leg suffered while playing football at Hotchkiss Prep School. He returned to Lakesville today and was named captain for next season. Mrs Mary Reynolds, formerly of Shelton and now in New Haven, visited Mrs Mary Webster on Oak Avenue after recent surgery in New Haven Hospital. Bliss May Palmer, a New York high school teacher, visited her father Judge Stephen J Palmer of River Road.
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Shelton
Gould
White Street
William Webster
Robert Weebster
Oak Avenue
Hotchkiss Prep
Lakesville
Mary Reynolds
New Haven
Mary Webster
Charter Revision Committee Meets This Afternoon
Mayor Atwater calls another meeting of the Charter Revision commission at 3 o'clock this afternoon in his city office to further consider proposed amendments to the city charter. No report was given to the common council last night and a report time has not been set.
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Atwater
Common Council
In Court Three Boys Flogged For Coat Theft
Three Little Rock youths, no prior police record, faced a judge who proposed corporal punishment. A mother and two fathers reacted as belts were used to administer 25 lashes to each offender, with the judge halting the punishment as it escalated. The event underscored parental involvement in discipline.
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Little Rock
Derby American Legion posts names officers for year
Officers for the new year were elected by members of the John L Collings post of the American Legion. Commander Arthur Anderson and others named to executive committee. Installation set for January. Other local notes include personal visits and society items.
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Derby American Legion Post
Derby
Jan. Y
John l Collings
American Legion
Arthur Anderson
Anselo Scarpa
John le
Margaret Larkin
Experts to Testify in Compensation Case Sinking of S748
The contested compensation claim arising from the sinking of the submarine S748 off the local harbor on December 7, 1926, will have a second hearing this morning before City Treasurer John H. Williams and Compensation Commissioner Edward T. Ignew, who was installed yesterday.
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John H. Williams
Edward T
Ignew
City Treasurer Moves Into New Quarters
City treasurer relocates to the Staples Building at 15% State Street from Bridgeport National Bank, occupying two more commodious rooms on the third floor connected to City Hall telephone system. The article notes historical steamship milestones and dust storms in China, plus Fox farming on Prince Edward Island.
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Staples
State Street
Bridgeport National Bank
City Hall
Ocean
China
Prince Edward
New York University Retailing School Expands Graduates
The School of Cherking reports growing programs as the first Master of Science in Retailing was awarded last June to NYU graduates. More than half of the current class hailed from other regions, with next year’s cohort expected to be twice as large, reflecting a shift toward store floor roles and rapid professional preparation in the retail industry.
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New York University
School of
New York Department
Reail Busines
Dearborn Independent
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Pras Peels
FraeTria
Blom
Aealer Bosak Manufacturing Cl
Scranton
Ee Sofyri
Bovinine
Helen M. Thompson
Jeirs
Edna G. Thompson
Theodore H. Thompson
Elizabeth M. Thompson
Charles.h. Olsin
Ernest M. Johnson
Mma L. Mira Wag
Maurice ¢. Milburn
Omni L. Milburn
Helena M. Thomas
George L. Milburn
Gee
Adrian J. Muzzy
Prarter Committee
Cecelia Hoyt
New Rochelle
St Elizabeth’s College
Convent Station
N. J
Lacy Iulmaittin
Waterbury
Sarah Riggs Humphress
DT. A. Ru
Library Hall
James Gordon Gilkey
Springfeld
Mass
George Donohur
Sixth Street
Bethel
Herbert W. Garnsey
Caroline Street
Massachusetts
Edward McCarthy
Yorke , Y
Buckingham
William B. Magner
Continental Casualty Company
Ansurers
Lake Yorkpedo Boat Company
Buckinghant
John F. Keane & Co
John F. Keane
Bridgeport
Ant Suits
Coats
Oakes Brothers
Ort
CONN
Main
John Street
Glastonbury
Roxania
Chalmer and
Barnes
Augusta Knitting Co
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