Apportionment Board Sets Jan 31 Meeting on Transfers
Notices mailed to Board members call a meeting for Jan 31 to consider transfers and other routine matters. The board will also receive the annual report and recommendations of the City auditor at a Feb 6 session. W E Burnham, president of both boards, heads the Contract and Supply Board which is summoned Jan 31 for its regular monthly meeting.
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Board of Apportionent
Board of Contract and Supply
W. E Burnham
Board of Apportionment
Jessell's Hens Win Prizes In New Haven
Bantams from New Haven County show earned ribbons at the New Haven poultry event. A. El Jessell of Palisade Avenue won in all classes with black and white fowl taking first honors, others placing in top spots. Three winners were shipped to New York for national competition this week.
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New Traven County
New Haven
A. EL Jessell
Palisade Avenue
Mr. Jessel
New York
Tell Urere
Crna
Wasserman Estate Inventory Filed in Probate Court
Inventory of the late Benjamin Wasserman filed in probate court shows personal property valued at 3110 rand and real estate consisting of six city lots and two Stratford lots totaling 18220 rand, for a combined estate value of 18220 rand.
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Benjamin Wasserman
Stratford
Powers Of Speaker Gillett In The House Of Representatives
Veteran reporter reviews George Brown's The Leadership of Congress noting how the book traces the rise and fall of speaker powers since 1910, the creation of steering and rules changes, and the gradual democratization of the House under Gillett. It highlights Brown's view that current standards exceed earlier mechanistic control, while noting caveats about Monde ll and Mad.
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Spreaker Gillett
House of Representatives
Congress
Bobbs- Merrill
George Rothwell Brown
Press
Capital
Sai
Springfield Daily Republic
House
Senate
Svith
Chuse of Representatives
Mo Alletts
Americ Oven
Set
Reed
Cannon
Fezar
Gillest
Ow Ah
Ar. Brown
Albert R. Fall
Nashville
Champ Clark
Gillett
Itouse
Mendell
Wyoming
Monell
Mondell
Republican
Fiere
Rules Committee
Brown
Mondeil
Mad
Argument over Verbal Ability Leads 10 Fines
Ansonia January 23 Joseph Lippen and Anthony Casto were fined costs each after a fight sparked by an argument over who could speak better English. Judge Munger presided as the city court heard the case.
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Ansonta
Joseph Lippen
Anthony Casto
Ll. Munger
Joseph Ferance
Hag
Lridgeport
New York
Joseph Rerande
West Fond Street
New
Three cafe men released from custody in New Haven
Three cafe operators Bernard Toone Bernard Cummings and Jacob Rausch were discharged by U S Commissioner Carroll after prohibition agents seized liquor bottles in their possession. The release followed a Judge Thomas ruling that search warrants require proof of actual violations of the Volstead Act before issuance. Warrants for the raids were issued by U S Commissioner E B Lynch and the arrests were made by Prohibition agents Putney Morse and Fitzpatrick who seized several bottles of liquor.
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New Haven
U. S
Carrel
Carroll
E. S. Thomas
Volstead Ach
Bernard Toone
Putnam Ltd
Bernard Cummings
Jacob Rausch
Tate St. Whes
U.S. Commisseioner
E. Lynch
Prohibition Enforcement
Putncy, Morse
Fitzpatrick
Agricultural Meets to Be Held This Week in Hartford
Six state agricultural associations schedule sessions during the Connecticut Winter Exposition this week in Hartford. Dairymen meet at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on January 24. Bee Keepers at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.. Vegetable Growers at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on January 24 and 2 p.m.. Sheep Breeders at 10:49 a.m. and 1 p.m. January 26 through 27. Poultry at 1:40 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7:40 p.m. January 26 through 27. Swine Growers at 1 p.m. January 26.
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Couras
Connecticut
Thartiora
Dairymens Association
Bee Keepers Association
Vegetable Groovers Association
Sheep Breeders Association
Poultry Association
Swine Growers Association
Merwin to Speak to Sons of Revolution Members
George H. Merwin vice president of the Fairfield County Historical Society will address the General Siliman Branch Song of the American Revolution and their families after a dinner at the Stratfield hotel. The topic is Fairfield in Revolutionary Times.
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E Groge H. Merwin
Fairfield County Historial Society
General Siliman
Stratfield Hotel
Fairfield
Mr. Merwin
Trolleymen Form Mutual Welfare Club in Connecticut
Connecticut trolley workers from Bridgeport Norwalk and Stamford form a branch of the American Electric Railway association. The first meeting is set for Thursday night at the U C Club Jams. The group aims to discuss common problems foster fellowship and provide family entertainments.
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Connecticut. Co
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Stamford
American Electric Railway Association
U. C
Boosters Club
Adjudication Papers Received By Referee
Samuel Slater a Bridgeport Dry Goods merchant and bankrupt filed with assets of 1200 dollars and liabilities of 4561.47 dollars. Referee John Keogh received the adjudication papers yesterday detailing the voluntary bankruptcy in the matter.
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Samuel Slater
Bridgeport
John Keogh
Marmota Proscription Tablets Offer Quick Fat Loss
An advertisement touts Marmota Proscription Tablets as a safe youth restoration remedy. It claims rapid fat reduction without starvation and invites readers to order from Marmota Co of Detroit with a one dollar price, detailing mail order and druggist availability.
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