Walnut Beach School Adds Eight-Room Wing in Milford
Milford reports start in March of an eight room addition to Walnut Beach public school at an estimated 366000 to serve growing enrollment. The portable building has housed pupils on a part time schedule as the town plans for the new wing to accommodate the increasing younger population across Walnut Beach and surrounding districts.
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Milford
Walnut
Mare
Aaldilic Town
Walnut Beach
My Each
Laurel Beach
Low Pond
Ura
A. W. Smith Protests Northrop Letter Over Profits
Albert W. Smith of W. A. Smith & Son builders objects to Joseph W. Northrop architect asserting high building costs and profit. Smith contends builders do not take 40 percent profits overall and contrasts a 34 900 architect fee with 1 000 in labor and materials. He urges wage-scale cuts to spur construction, warning of no work equals no wages or profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Smith
W. A. Smith & Son
Joseph W. Northrop
Smith
Hillside Home Force Grows to 236 Men in Bridgeport
The Hillside Home contingent now lists 236 workers building roads with 18 new entrants. Pay day occurs as Assistant Superintendent Morrissey and aides disburse wages in the afternoon. Superintendent Thorne of the Charities Department plans fund transfers to carry the project through February.
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Hillside
Ighteen
Frid
Morrissey
Thorne
Charities Department
Bridgeport
Contraband Hootch Found In U S Building
Washington January 21 Prohibition agents and city detectives seized an automobile full of bottled goods from a treasury department building. Mary Castellina the occupant was arrested perplexing officials over enforcing owner liability for liquor sold on premises.
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Washington
Sam
Prohibition
Treasury Department
Mary Castellina
Mill End Sale Teases Savings on Overcoats and Furs
A promotional write up touts savings at the Mill End Sale with wool coats, suits, corsets, and fur accessories. It highlights men's overcoats at 29.50, unfinished worsted suits at 32.50, and fur coats priced from 315 to 375, promoting value and homegrown manufacturing.
Woman attorney named court commissioner in Hartford
Dorothy A. Cohen was yesterday appointed a committee superior court by Judge Joan E. Keeler and sworn in by Clerk F. W. Tracy. Cohen recently passed the bar and was sworn as an attorney in Hartford. She attended yesterday afternoon as Judge Keeler disposed of several uncontested divorce cases.
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Dorothy A. Cohen
Joan E. Keeler
F. W. Tracy
Misa Cohen
Hartford
Keeler
School Superintendent Seeks Extra Teacher for High School
Siawson aims to hire one more high school teacher during a Boston trip. If negotiations succeed, the new staffer will join Bridgeport Public Schools on February 1 to begin duties.
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Siawson
Boston
Briggeport
Millionaire Communist Denied New Trial
Chicago January 21. Cook county criminal court overruled motions for a new trial for William Bross Liedt, millionaire sergeant at arms of the communist labor party, and 19 associates convicted of violating the Illinois anti-sedition law.
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Chicago
William Bross Liegd
Communist Labor Party
Cook County
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Hastings’ Corset Shop
Nain St
Hastings
Kodaks
Fritz& Hawley Opticians
Mars
St Sbridgeport
A. W. Smith
Northrop
Hillside Home Force
U. S
Conn
Warner
Yukon
Ulfs
Goodyear
Cannon Street
Howland
Fulton R. Black
Barnum
Ad Opticians
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
Arcada
the Howland Dry Goods Company
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