Mayor and Wife Honor Guests at Bridgeport Club Event
Mayor Wilson and Mrs Wilson headlined a Bridgeport Club reception and dinner dance last night. City officials and hundreds of guests attended as the mayor, serving a fifth term, was welcomed amid a concert by artists including August Berger and John Adam Hugo. The gala featured a triumphal arch and floral decorations along with the Dorosses privy area transformation.
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Connecticut
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Ad Connall
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Flex Axman
Henry “Marnd -Willam
Weidenhammer
Dorosses Privyade
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John Adam Hugo
MacConnell
Caugust Berger
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Blather
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Bread Prices Face New Scrutiny From City Panel
CT bakers warn of higher costs and wage increases as the 15 cent loaf is debated. J Travis of the Baking Co. urges price levels reflect flour costs rising from 16.50 to 10 per barrel, labor hikes, and state food admin policy. Industry groups claim about 75 bakeries employ around 25 in city area.
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J. Travis
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Food Administration
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Lakers
Matévich
Sire Ravis
Radical list padded with names of deluded followers
An announcement from the Department of Justice today says ignorant men and women were lured into Communist party membership under the pretense of joining social dances and community events. Names and money obtained under false pretenses were used to swell the party’s membership and propaganda funds.
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Communist Party
Department ‘of Justice
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Breach of contract case filed over Fairfield Avenue property
Frederick E. Morgan, attorney for Prethelt, alleges breach of contract by Willan Broch who owned 358 Fairfield Avenue. A writ of attachment sought $10,000 plus costs against Grech. Papers show Broch promised to renew the session but allegedly sold the property to John Cullinan and Vincent L. Heating. Suit returnable to the superior court on the first Tuesday in February.
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Broch
Fairfield Avenue
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Morgan
Johicd. Cullinan
Vvincent Ll. Tveating
Salt
Superior Court
Obituary notices list several local funeral services
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for William Hi Gregory Swain and Miss Marguerite E Dell with large attendance. Miss Susan M Laverich died after a long illness at 529 Clinton Ave. Funeral arrangements were announced for multiple residents including Charles Sherman of Stratford, and George F Potter. Burial took place in local cemeteries and churches, including St Josephs Garpman RC, Mountain Grove, and Lakeview.
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Staples
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Ay Park
William Hickey
Amilam
Lexington, Avenue
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D& Edgate
Golden Hill-street
George
J. Donahue
St. Augustine’s Church
St Midganel’s
Susan M. Leverich
Susan M. Laverich
Disa
Clinton Avemnie
Geverich
English Literary Club
Christ “Episcopal Church
Centrality
Feary Wery
Elizabeth Gannon
John G. Saddler
Christ Episcopal Church
Mountain
Grovew Cemetery
Charles Sherman
Charles Shernan
Stratford
William
George Sherman
Carrie, Crosby
Thig
Dandentale Inn
Hesters
George FP. Potter
Joe
Will
Nichols
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Ravi
Sediger
Charles
Michael
Gall Carl Schwerdtle
George Taylor
Fred Luiken Bunn
Lakeview Cemetery
Alicea Lake
Tack Mulhall
Frank
Barrier
Pwreeck
Ang Rax
Lalao
Hoover Says He Is a Progressive in American Plan
A lengthy debate on social philosophy and public service unfolds with references to Hoover, Barnes, and European influences. Bridgeport leaders urge reform of the school system, board structure, and staffing to boost efficiency, with focus on teachers’ pay, industrial training, and building plans.
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Asia
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Europe
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Puice
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Price
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Apportionment” Board
Bridgepont
Board of Education
Ra Eniting
Raybestos Minstrel Show a Huge Success at Bedside Institute
Raybestos company presented a silver edge minstrel show and dance last night before a full auditorium. Soloists Irving Lipson Juna Scal Mathéw Burns Elizabeth Woo Art Bullock Hazel Walsh William Mellough Arthur Ball and others received repeated encores. End men included A Bullock I Lipson W Jennings Melfough with stories and jokes directed at factory workers. Miss Anna Green and Cecelia Luddington performed several dance numbers.
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Bedside Institute
Ichornis
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Juna
Anna
Green
Cecelia Luddington
Bandit slain by bond solicitor in office robbery
A young man about 20, 5 feet 10 inches, 135 pounds, wearing navy issue underwear, was killed after a hold up at Connors Clothing Store. Bond solicitor partner Strank found the scene in disarray with a jammed revolver and a brown paper folder. A postal card and home addresses in the folder were handed to detectives. The wounded robber died at St Vincent's. morgue clues included initials A T Harrison on undergarments and a tattooed shield with A G, and an anchor on the right arm. The incident followed a prior hold up by two young men at the office.
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S.a
Stranik
Mullins
Scott and Redgate
A.T Harrison
Bryan Predicts Senate Will Ratify Tomorrow
Chicago dispatch reports Bryan en route to Washington predicts the Senate will ratify the peace treaty tomorrow. He urged public demand for action over words and said the people want action rather than delay.
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Mary Opin
Enougy
Bryan
Senate
Chicago
Munsey Buys New York Herald Body of Clue in Murder Case
The New York Herald, reported Jan 14, notes Frank A. Munsey acquires control of the Herald with the Paris edition. Police tie a dead youth’s pocket ticket to New York to the case of a city office shooting. Detectives Holbrook Burns Curry Gerrity and others are assigned to pursue suspects. Guns used in the affray are secured at police headquarters.
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Curry
Gerrity
Simon
Bray
Woodwards
Aren
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