Brass Company Head Nominated for Club Office
Carl Diaz president of the American Braga Company is nominated for Bridgeport Engineers Club presidency. The annual meeting at Hotel Stratfield on February 9 will install candidates. Aree R Keating is nominated for vice president, A C Hannibal for secretary, C I Schmitz for treasurer, with H E Wells and A R Parker heading committees.
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Carl Diaz
American Braga Company
Bridgeport ‘Engineers Club
Diets
Brass Company
Stratfield
Aree R ‘Keating
Fuel Board
American Society of Mechanical Enmears
A. C
Hany ‘Harris
Bridgeport Towage Helps Community Chest Drive
Bridgeport rowing company employs join in community fund drive as Cap Laing's crew donates one day’s pay. Tug J. I. Donaldson arrives from Bayonne with oil barge Veedol. Captain Carr, 77, now in charge of Blue Ribbon, visits Bridgeport offices amid harbor duties and old ties. Obsolete ships at Dartmouth construction site fill with stone.
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Bridgeport
Caplaing
Robert
Errett
J. i. Donaldson
Bayonne
Id. Carr
New York Harbor
Sound Tide
Bridgeport Towing Company
Captain Carr
Blue Ribbon
Assembly Faces Fasist Task In Shore Of Year
Hartford dispatch reports the upcoming assembly session will confront a crowded agenda with about 1200 bills, a sharp drop from 2000 in 1920s. Major debates focus on court appointments, highway reorganization, and large building projects totaling millions. Proposals to expand state police and to establish traffic courts loom, while many school and facility projects await funding.
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Pelegram
Sartford
Zenerad Assembly
House
Senate
Contoversy
Sp Cnse
Sisisky
Innfield
State Board of Education
Governor Lake
Charles J. Bennett
Storrs
Yale University
General Assembly
UIT
Justices of the Peace
Robbing Tr
Stoeckel
Couris
New Brritain
State Normal School
Danbury
Nora
Myne Grath
Connecticut Agricultural — College
West
Atchison of
Sherman
New Haven
Teborne
State Infirmary Commission
Etiin Hospital
Middletown
Picture Brides Menace U S Hold Over Hawaiians
Washington reports warn that the growing importation of picture brides in Hawaii threatens American control of the territory. A special commission finds parental adoption and the brides traffic undermine the Belligerent agreement and jeopardize national defense, urging immediate action to preserve American authority and security in the islands.
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Washington
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Attorneys Debate Constitutionality of Part of Act
New York January 25 Attorneys for the association for the protection of constitutional rights argued before Federal Judge Knox against the constitutionality of the Volstead act provision limiting alcohol for medicine. The physicians' group seeks an order restraining federal officers from interfering with medicinal liquor prescriptions in any quantity medical judgment allows.
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New York
Association For the Protection of Constitutional Rights
Knox
Commander to Be Honored by Bridgeport Legion Today
Alvin Ownsley national commander of the American Legion visits Bridgeport on a country tour to strengthen public Legion ties. He arrives at 11:30 a.m. from New York, greeted by a reception committee led by Commander Charles H. Sprague and State Commander Edward L. Welly. A luncheon at the Stratfield Hotel precedes his address on legion civic and national roles.
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Alvin Ownsley
American Legion
Bridgeport
New York
Charles H. Sprague
Edward L Welly
Stratfield Hotel
Legion
William Tibballs Noted Musician Dies in Milford
Milford resident William Tibballs died after a short illness at his home on Seaside Avenue. A native of Milford, he was a well known musician with the Wheeler & Wilson band of Bridgeport. He is survived by five children and two sisters, Trose and Lillian Tibballs, both of Milford. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Sun Mortuary chapel on Bread Street with Rev. Charles S. Asking of the Plymouth Congregational Church officiating, burial will follow in Milford Cemetery.
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Milford
William Fisher
Seaside Avenue
Tibballe
Wheeler & Wilson
Bridgeport
Carie Wibballs
Lone Saye
Trose
Lillian Tibbetle
Sun Mortuary
Breadstrow
Charles
Plymouth Congregational
Milford Cometery
Simpson Not To Be Postmaster For Springfield
Washington Jan 2. Nomination of Christopher Simpson to be postmaster at Springfield Maine was sent to the Senate by President Harding and will be withdrawn officials of the post office department said after a voter ayas and recommendation prepared for the White House for his appointment to the post.
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Washington
Christopher Go Simson
Springfield
Maya
Senate
Harding
Yontor Ayas
W.aliei Gayner
Recruits Flock To Colors Of Free State
Associated Press reports an enthusiastic response to the appeal by Prime Minister Mulcahy urging enlistment under a one year emergency service. General Mulcahy urged employers to allow workers to join and promised positions would remain open for them.
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Colors OF
Free State
Perlin
Dan
Associated Press
Nodiay
Italian cabinet approves rail worker cuts to save funds
Rome January 25 cabinet approves a bill to reduce railway staff on Italian lines from 229000 to 190000. The plan aims to save 79 million lire in 1923 24 and 87 million lire in 1924 25.
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Rome
Sweden Nearer Continent with New Aerial Service
Stockholm will be twenty four hours closer to Europe as a new aerial company plans four machines. Stockholm Gothenburg and Malmo will be linked with Hamburg and then Berlin Paris and London, cutting mail to England to under 24 hours. The Malmo Hamburg air run will cover about 200 miles and start within two hours. passenger fare noted as $14.00.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gothenburg
Malmo
Hamburg
Berlin
Paris
London
England
Hambure
Burglars Break Into Porter Drug Store
Burglars broke into the Porter Drug Store at 678 State Street Wednesday night, police notified yesterday morning. They stole $15 in cash and a revolver, entry made through a steel door.
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Porter Drug Store
State Street
Sale in Our Women’s Store Reorganization
Readied for a one day sale, a reorganization clearance offers misses and women coats with fur collars in heavy pile fabrics and fabrics with wolf beaver caracal raccoon trimmings. Silk dresses in taffetas Canton crepes and poiret twills marked down from 25.00 to 15.00 to 40.00 priced items. Middy blouses coats and knit underwear marked down. gloves handkerchiefs silk hosiery and stockings priced to move.
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Mackey
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Leto
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N. K. Fairbanks
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States
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Iowa
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William Tibballs
T. Tost Sharum
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Way
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Tenw Edison
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