Internal Revenue On Eve Of Bush Reduces Force
Hartford Jan 6 The Internal Revenue Department for the District of Connecticut will cut about 14000 from its annual clerical payroll within weeks under new Mellon orders. Collector Robert C Eaton has not final details but expects to address staffing by mid month while maintaining department efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Internal Revenue Department
District of Connecticut
Robert C. Eaton
Eaton
Internal Revenue cuts force as 1925 tax returns surge
The Internal Revenue Department began trimming staff on the eve of 1925 peak activity while receiving early 1925 returns based on 1924 income. A separate group started mailing return forms to 1924 taxpayers, with further reductions likely after mailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
Scott Case Continues As Mrs Scott Names Supporters
Mrs Scott named friends she says her husband objected to including Brigadier General William Mitchell Major and Mrs Hammond Captain Wilbur Sumner and Lieutenant Don Sautelle She praised them as up and coming people The congressman who chairs the House Merchant Marine committee will stay several days to recuperate before returning to Washington He criticized defense efforts to besmirch the Congressional membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Scott
18 Years labor to build business ends in court sequel
Anna Hazlin of Stratford and John M. Hazlin of Mystic, after 18 years of marriage and five Mystic grocery stores, faced Superior Court Judge Leonard J. Nickerson seeking divorce. Hazlin claimed years of drunkenness harmed family life. Hazlin denied abuse, citing only a glass daily. The fight centered on disagreements over a daughter's relationship and a hoped reconciliation. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hazlin
Stratford
John M. Hazlin
Mystle
Fhve Modern
Mystic
Hazlin
Harlin
Harling
Hazin
Nickerson
Postal Veto Raises Senate Voting Mix Across States
The record notes votes by Maryland Democrat with Spencer against, Minnesota Wheeler with Johnson Farm Labor, Montana King with Reed, Missouri and Stephens Mississippi Democrats with Owen, Oklahoma against. Absent were Lenroot of Wisconsin and Shields of Tennessee. One vacancy remains from Sen Brandegee’s Connecticut seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Spencer
Johnson Farm Labor
Minnesota
Wheeler
Montana
King
Utah
Reed
Missouri
Stephens
Mississippi
Owen
Oklahoma
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Shields
Tennessee
Brandegee
Connecticut
Especially from Expe ri ence Toledo Blade headline quote
A clipped Toledo Blade quote emphasizes learning daily and notes that knowing the ocean is six miles deep has little practical advantage, reflecting a reflective newspaper aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Choosing a truckman from the Trucking & Storage Column
When that day arrives the moving tenant must pick a truckman. A quick careful and economical service is desired. The Post Telegram Want Ads Trucking Storage Column lists suitable truckmen for local moves.
Allies in Paris Open Finance Talks at Conference
Ambassadors Kellogg Herrick and Logan join 12 allied delegates in Paris as finance ministers prepare to reopen thorny reparations discussions. Churchill arrives and may propose a Brussels war debts conference, while France may accept. Some delegates fear debt talks could stall progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Allied
Associated Nations
Frank B. Kellogg
Great Britain
Herrick
James A. Logan
United States
Logan
Seise
Kellogg
Ambassador Herrick
Foreign Office
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Marquis of Crewe
France
M. Clemental
Brussels
Musgeling
Italy
Bond Legislation Prepared by City Attorney in Meeting
City Attorney A I DeLaney awaits a bond measure for ibm ion to the General Assembly, to be presented to the Legislative committee of the Common Council next Monday. Pensions will be considered, Alderman Harrison said. Alderman Batra will explain pension amendments. A golf committee meeting, chaired by Harrison, is planned the same night. Drawings by City Engineer McMulroy and Hillside home tract development plans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. DeLaney
Eubion
General Assembly
Legislative Committee of the Common Council
Fred W. Harrison
William J1. Batra
Aldermanic Golf Committee
Harrison
James A. McMlroy
Hartford Lawmakers Praise J Henry Roraback and Pick Appointees
The Hartford House caucus adopted a resolution praising J Henry Roraback for Republican campaigns. Post adjournment, committees chose doorkeepers and messengers across several counties while Senate nominees Nick Brainard and other officers faced expected passage. Democratic caucus in Hartford nominated Joseph P Bransfield for speaker and Lewis W Phelps for state auditor. no other candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford County
Raymond M. Johnson
Manchester
New Haven
Ernest L. Averill
Branford
Fairfield County
John Thornhill
Brookfield
Windham County
A. T. J. Clark
Canterbury
Middlesex County
E. T. Clark
Haldam
Tolland County
Wiliam L. Higgins
Coventry
Litchfield
Tracy
Canaan
New London County
Ambrose T. Sullivan
Montville
House
J. Henry Roraback
Republican Party
Curtis A. Holmes
Columbia
Leslie Miller
Torrington
Cornelina O'Connor
West Slaven
John Hanson
Stratford
George W. Scoville
Middletown
Frank Oates
Franklin
Rey
Hartford
Joseph P. Bransfiell
Portland
Lewis W. Phelps
Andover
Capitol
Edward M. Yeomans
Democratic State Central Committee
A. §. Lynch
State Central Committee
Bransfield
Wilam J. Thomas
Hast Haddam
Mr. Phelps
Frank A. Newnan
Tolland
Religious classes draw large attendances across parishes
Religious groups reported strong interest and good results as classes began in multiple churches. About 1,000 Catholics attended St Marys with St Michaels skipping classes this week. St Cyrils saw 28 attendees while St Paulas Rev George Geisel noted 48 with an expectation of about 100 next Tuesday. Gospel classes at St Lukes and other Protestant groups await full tallies. Education will begin today in district three covering Prospect Jefferson Roosevelt Miles Howe Longfellow Jackson Whittier and Winck Rock schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
St. Michael's Church
St. Cyril’s Church
George W. Geisel
St. Paula Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Prospect
Jefferson, Roosevelt
Miles Howe
Longfellow
Jackson, Whittier
Winck Rock Schooels
Martinelli the tenor ill with typhoid in New York
Giovanni Martinelli, prominent tenor, is reported ill with typhoid at his apartment 285 Central Park West. He fell sick after performing La Juive at the Metropolitan Opera House on December 13, a role Caruso made famous in the past. Doctors say no change in his condition and he is afflicted with an intestinal infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giovanni Martinelli
Opera
Central Park West
Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera House
Caruso
Windsor Locks School Strike Grows Amid Absences
Windsor Locks January 6. The strike by high school students over the dismissal of Supervising Principal Leander Jackson drew more pupils away as about half of the students again failed to appear. State Supervisor Francis J. Harrington, now in charge, said more pupils were absent but expected matters to adjust by tomorrow without threats, appealing to common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Locks
Leander Jackson
Francis J. Harrington
Youth of 18 Charged With Selling Liquor in City Court
Michael Lucanelli, 18, accused of selling small flasks of liquor and delivering larger amounts. He is held on $300 bond and will face a City Court hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lucanelli
T18
Lucanelli
Defendant Wins Suit In Bread Case In Danbury Court
Judgment for the defendant in the Court of Common Pleas. John Campo of Danbury sued Sebastian Curt for bread valued at 449.90 with no compensation, a memorandum of decision by Judge Frederick W. Huxford issued yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campo
Danbury
Sebastian Cur
Court of Common Pleas
Frederick W. Huxford
Campo
Adlerika intestinal antiseptic claim and testimonials
An advertisement asserts Adlerika cleanses the intestinal canal to prevent disease and relieve heart pressure by removing foul matter. It cites physician endorsements and patient testimonials claiming rapid relief from gas, constipation, sour stomach, and headaches. Sold by leading druggists with a Bridgeport store listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aderika
G. Eggers
Yeauest
Adierka
James Weaver
Adierika
Puckett
Adlerikala
Sola
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington
Scott Case
Col. Logan
Brainard
J. Edwin Brainard
Samuel C. Shaw
Redding
Shaw
Bingham
Trumbull
Wallace R. Pierson
Cromwell
Philo T. Platt
Newtown
Pierson
Preas
J. Frederick Beker
Platt
Senate
E. A. Anderson
Waterpury
Edward F. Hall
New Britain
Robert Johnson
Messenger
Willam H.woodruff
Sherman P. Stockter
Beacon Falls
R. Leland Keeney
John £. Kingsbury
Daniel M. Cronin
New London
Fred Perkins
Frederick Knapp
Fairfield
Charles A. Pilton
Charles ©. Torkerson
East Hampton
Clarence H. Child
Woodstock
Charles M. Perrin
Litchfield County
Elton Skilton
Morts
Ernest Howe
Titchfield
EH. Irving Stone
BF. C. Wolcott
Norfolk
Wolcott
Stone
Heather
Brassieres and
Bandeaux
People’s Savings Bank
Main Street
Mr. Krueger
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!