Milk Producers Favor Tariff On Dairy Products
At the New England Milk Producers association annual meeting in Boston Chauncey Gleason urged revising prices and pressing Congress to impose a tariff of two cents a gallon on milk five cents a gallon on cream and two cents per pound on butter noting dairy interests should unite. Richard Potter proposed a regional conference of dairy interests for united action.
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New England Mill Producers’ Association
Chauncey M. Gleason
Lave Jan
Hilk
Boston
Dent
Ing
Congress
Richard Potter
Mamushira Grange
New England
United Action
K of C Plans Pre Lent Affairs in Park City
Park City K of C members plan pre Lenten events with Madeline Intheir new Grand Knight Davey to host a social at 8 tonight. District Deputy Gerrity will install officers tomorrow. a program with music and supper follows at the Third Degree hall. Date, place and officers confirmed by Shelton district.
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Park City
Madeline
Gerrity
Shelton
New Haven
Eli
New skating pond ready tonight at Seaside Park ice rink
The pond at Seaside Park is reported ready for use with air conditioning and a hockey rink. Firemen flooded the area during preparations. Recreation board offices in the First Bridgeport National Bank building handle unit sales.
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Maisle and Sarniers Streets
Maising
Bridgeport Coach Tase Company
Seaside Park
Recreational Board
Bridgeport National Rank
Will of Jason Haines Found in His Effects
The will of Jason Haines, who killed his wife and died in Wetherfield prison, was found among his effects sent to this city. August FP. Kuehn is trustee until the youngest of his four sons reaches 21, when the estate is divided. Attorney Robert G. DePor est is temporary administrator to execute the terms. The will was drawn in 1915.
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Jason Haines
Wetherfield
August FP. Kuehn
Haines
Robert G. DePorest
Shoes for Taunton Pupils Fund Drive Initiated
Taunton Massachusetts public schools launch a shoe fund drive, asking pupils to contribute pennies nickels and dimes to help children without proper footwear. Funds will be distributed by the school department after visits by attendance officers revealed parents struggle to provide shoes.
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Taunton
Mass
Rey Motion
Man Slaughter Charge Held in Waterbury Case
Deler Silomone of Adelaide Street Hartford was held for the next term of the city court on a manslaughter charge in Waterbury. Coroner Tah Monzani ordered a criminal examination for the death of Fireman Prink Sultan, who died from injuries sustained when struck by an automobile. The proceedings followed Thanksgiving Day events and money waivers were noted.
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Waterbury
Deler Silomone
Ji Adelaide Stront
Hartford
Ludge
Metzrath
Tafts Return Home From Bermuda Voyage
The Tafts set sail from Bermuda to return home after a lengthy voyage. Reports note the ship, with a crew including Mr Taft, traveled for about a month and carried assurances of future profits from railway shares. Officials discuss government arbitration and hiring arrangements linked to the voyage.
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Bermuda
Tie
Werner Willeorks
Willian
Shit Suniel
Taft
Ifm
Tie Grom Trank Railway
Withell
Fiken Ovat
VAAN
Read Co Junior Department Price Reduction List
The notice on the second floor announces new season prices for materials. Gold Tips and Silver Tips, 56 inches, drop from 7.50 to 5.00. Navy Blue Tricotine, 46 inches, drops from 5.00 to 4.00. Third floor.
Felt Slippers and Wool Spats Offer Bargains
Felt slippers in Comfy and Daniel Green styles hover around $1.95 to $2.95 with colors and sizes varied. Wool broadcloth spats in fawn shades feature trim buckles and prices range from $2.95 to $4.50, advertised by the Shoe Shop as holiday leftovers and good buys.
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Daniel Green
New notions and reading items at the main floor display
A catalog page lists a Daintimaid blanket binding and scalloped edges in pink or blue, plus a main floor display of utensils with regular sale prices. The store advertises new birthday cards in the stationery section and new books by Kit Morley and Agnes Repplier, with suggested gifts for ill or shut-in children.
Springfield Man Charged with First Degree Murder
A Springfield man, Tan. 30, was arrested and charged with first degree murder after a Sunday incident. He was held without bail for a preliminary hearing scheduled February 3. Authorities say he admitted firing a shot during a quarrel over the repayment of a $2 debt to Barbieri.
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Springfield
Tan
Metra Bathieri
Bath Tien
Wits Arciunged
Tadayi
Hai
Searfe
Barbier
Svar
Barbieri Tor Ute
Groton Factory Damaged By Fire
Fire destroyed parts of a Groton plant owned by Viradiver Metals last night. The blaze caused about 2500 dollars in damage to the factory with 3 workers employed. New London fire units responded across the river. causes undetermined at this time.
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Groton
Jan
Cal
Viradiver Metals
New London
Hamnes Wiver Hehlee
Nsshl
Garonent
Vanitlant Metals
mManuvetyris Beande
Howard Heads Military Order of Foreign Wars Commander
Dun bp dalentent ant Colonel dmmes Le Pinwird of this city was re elected commander at the Connestlent Commandery Military Order of Foreign Wars of the United States at the annual meeting held this afternoon at the Hartford city. A constitutional amendment was submitted for the election of three vice commanders. The addition of eight nine available companions to the membarking iu ing the past yedy was reported.
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Dun
Dalententant
Dmmes le Pinwird
Tne Connestlent
United States
Anova
Hart- Tord Cih
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Glark
Lawson
Telein
Rail Edge Felt
Will
Salamone
Che
Brown
Oxford
Huile
Philocome
Wolleh
Rogers
Clinton
Kit” Morley
Agnes* Repplier
Miss Repplier
Kibbe
Kibbe’s
Springfield, Mass
Howard
Military Order OF Foreign Wars
Scotts Emulsion
Scott & Bowne
Meamfield
Karm
Barnum
Post Publishing Co
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