State Senate debates bonds for land deals and public works
Hartford January 28 Senate bills include funding land sites and public buildings with bonds, limiting bond terms to 100 years, and other financial measures. Proposals touch state police staffing, New Haven Water Company charter amendments, municipal indebtedness limits, and aid for justice administration. House actions cover dredging, coroner expenditures, and jury eligibility among assorted items.
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Meetings Tonight At Bridgeport Lodges And Clubs
Bridgeport hosts several small gatherings tonight including IPLO BE at 36a State Street and other lodge and club meetings around the city. A health message promotes family wellbeing and urges cautious choices for housewives regarding extracts advertised as absolutely pure.
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Main Street
Assembly Keeps Above Record
Hartford January 23 The 1925 General Assembly session remains ahead of 1923 in new business with two days left for reception. By end of today the Assembly had 681 new items versus 613 in 1923. The Senate trails 51 bills behind 1928’s pace with 226 this year, while the House hits 455 against 341 for two years ago. Figures cover resolutions and petitions across chambers.
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Infirmary Funding Sought for Niantic Beach Sanatoriums
Hartford January report outlines extensive state appropriations for multiple sanatoriums including Norwich Meriden Seaside Hartford Shelton and new facilities. Provisions cover infirmaries schools equipment administration water and land acquisitions. Identified sums include 160,609 for a new infirmary at Seaside and 388,400 for a new employes building at Norwich.
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Hartford
Jan
House of Representatives
Mary Weaver
le Norwich
Meriden Sanatorium
Seaside
Hartford Sanatorium
Shelton
Shelton Sanatorium
Norwich
Norwicn
Oan
Sheron
Bort
Fall of Trotzky Sealed by Successor Appointment
Special Wireless Dispatch reports that Leon Trotzky's fall has been sealed by the Soviet government through appointing Gen. Franse as his successor. Franse leads the Red Army and the supreme war council of the Russian Soviet Republic, with noted service in key battles including the oueapus.
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Leon Trotzky
Frang
Moscow
Copenhagen
Franse
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Adrurd
Baltic
Will Wage Fight Over Amendment After Defeat
Despite defeat, the group vows continued fight on the amendment process noting the virus of misrepresentation hindered ratification. The statement claims the amendment’s rejection is not final and urges action to secure ratification by remaining states while criticizing prior rejections.
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Miasarabe
Securgo Ratifectien
Diving-Tower at Lordship Beach Damaged by Ice
Drifting ice at Lordship Beach broke the high diving tower erected near the Lordsip bathing pavilion. The zero cold frozen shore and waters kept the trolley running as crews maintained the highway. Mrs Darry VanYorx’s friends report she has nearly recovered from a two week illness.
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Identification Bureau Proposed For Police Aid
Telegram Staff Reporter notes a bill in the New York area proposing a State Bureau of Identification under the state police superintendent. The bureau would collect fingerprints photographs and measurements of inmates jailed a year or more and aid local departments while cooperating with the national bureau.
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Charles T. Lane
Stocky Til
House of Representatives
Richard W. de Lamater
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Bureau
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Lee L. Brockway
Hyme
State Highway Commission
United States
France Accepts Debt In Principle Amid War Debates
Amid parliamentary debate the French premier states France does not intend to repudiate inter allied debts and warns Britain over Cologne evac actions. He cites Dawes Plan funds aiding Germany, notes Americans recall Campion and moral stakes, and stresses France will stand by treaties while seeking resolute policy.
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Conflicting Pollution Bills Headed For House Vote
TIATTFORD Jan 23 Among 128 bills in the House were two to correct pollution coverage both by Rep Charles E B Wheeler of Stratford One mirrors the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce pollution bill Wheeler also proposed East Main Street Stratford becomes a trunk highway Several other bills cover highways dental hygiene in public schools hospital appropriations and barbed wire restrictions The file lists many local measures including Danbury hospital power company Namely Danbury Power and Transportation company and Norwalk police pay and pension tweaks
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Jan
House of Representatives
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Monroe Center
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Brookfield Center
Walenty Sienke obituary funeral held at St Michael's
Funeral services for Walenty Sienke were held yesterday morning at his home on Park street and in St Michael's church. Burial followed in St Michael's cemetery. He was 29, survived by his wife and four children.
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Bridgeport Avenue
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St. Anne's Church
Mary McGrath
Park Avenue
Sst. Augustine's Church
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John Wy A Anderson
Llus East
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Owill
Barold H. Clem
Peburch
Wil Bey
Lakeview
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Ann Barwick
Herbert Anderton
George Bebell
American Shoe Conpany
Arthur Anderton
John Lascock
England
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Troyal Arcanim Lodge
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Ametian Order
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Pioneer Judie
Dorothea Tabor
Tors, Nielit
Airview Avenue
St Michael's Cemetery
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Tabor
Leon J. Arnold
Leon FP. Arnold
Milford
Lwlad
Nivbils Avenue
Stratford
Bt James
Daniel J. Sullivan
Tlowe
Irene Lutter
Ewe
Merrick
Edward McVay
Nelson Coots
Thomas McKendall Burns
St. Michael's Cemetery
Poo Tanera
Henry Michier
North Avenue
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Peest Tierning
Patrick
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Lavery Proposes State Commission To Study Cancer
Dartford Jan 28 The Tol land county Republican caucus nominates Dr W L Higgins of Coventry for county commissioner and elects C H Allen of Vernon and Frank A Newman of Tolland as auditors The judiciary committee extends personal tax enumeration in Killingly to Jan 34 and shifts due dates The bill passed under suspension Lavery of Fairfield proposes a commission to study malignant diseases notably cancer Three stream pollution bills and many local appropriation measures were advanced No Friday session next week announced.
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Fairfield
Coolidge Seeks Early Action on Agricultural Report
President Coolidge urged Congress to enact, at the earliest date, the agricultural commission's recommendations. The report calls for a federal board to boost cooperative marketing, expanded support for agricultural experiment stations, added farm product protections, and related legislation. He notes the conference may offer further suggestions later but expresses strong confidence in its personnel.
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Capitol plans seek 150000 overhaul of House hall
Navyroad January 28 plan to elevate the House of Representatives floor from second to third level at the Capitol and wholly reconfigure the hall at an estimated cost of about 150000. Comptroller Frederick M. Salmon has the bid before the legislature next week. Plans, prepared per last session directive, show moving the speaker's rostrum and altering interior alignment. The Cooper Corporation of Connecticut drew the proposals.
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Postpone Fire Death Hearing In Waterbury
Waterbury officials delay a hearing into the death of Nelle Lac Walon, the Waterbury apartment fire victim, to allow Deputy Coroner Theobald Eo Cannary to hire more staff and gather witnesses. The delay follows earlier reports of fatal and injurious fires in two cities, including Montreal.
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Waterbury, Jan
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Theobald Eo Cannary
Montreal
Prisoners Die in Ammonia Bomb Attack at Federal Building
In San Francisco a dramatic explosion ripped through a federal building as inmates Ariel Happy and Milo Wegers along with two conspirators triggered an ammonia bomb. One prisoner died instantly, Milo fled with another accomplice, while Deputy Marshal John Bonnelly suffered severe injuries risking sight. The blast also fatally wounded a man identified as Happy.
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City Bond Issue Hearing Set At State Capitol Thursday
Bridgeport bond package totaling 3 980 000 faces a public hearing next Thursday afternoon at the state capitol. The plan includes 500 000 school ponds 500 900 sewer bonds 760 000 pavement bonds 450 000 city rail site bonds 150 000 library bonds 180 000 improvement bonds 159 600 street extension bonds 560 000 refunding bonds 80 000 East Washington avenue bridge bonds and 800 000 Yellow Mill bridge bonds. Senator William A Redden of the 22nd district introduced the bill creating a four member Board of Assessors and Collection of Taxes with a tax commissioner at 10 000 and a tax collector at 6 000. the mayor would appoint two from each major party. The commissioner would be an ex officio member of the Board of Steller with duties of the present assessor and could be removed only for cause. The finance committee will consider the measures.
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Senator Redden
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Wilder
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Bridgeport
Park City Hospital
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Norwalk approves bill for civic center project
The Norwalk city council advances a bill authorizing the acquisition of the Mathews estate on West Avenue to establish a municipal center with space for schools and parks. The measure envisions federal aid and site changes, with the price pegged in the several hundred thousand dollars range and condemnation as a last resort if purchase fails. The proposal heads to the Legislature and may face a referendum in October.
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Underworld figures brace after Torrio shooting
Johnny Torrio, Chicago gang leader, refuses to name attackers after five bullets struck him last Saturday. Rumors say gunmen from New York and Cleveland seek vengeance. Torrio and Mrs Torrio along with Willam Schofield receive police protection as Moran faces a possible murder charge.
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Two Bills Move To Curb Billboard Advertising Evil
Hartford Jan 28 Representatives Seth L Pierrepont Ridgefield and Samuel Roasgell Jr Middletown today submitted bills to curb billboard and advertising net evil. Pierreponts measure raises state tax on signs to one cent and allows licenses issued by the State Police superintendent with Highway Commission approval valid one year. Leasers must license with state police and Highway Commission consent. Roasgells bill bans erecting repairing or repainting billboards after May 31 1925 unless landowner lessee owns property where goods are advertised. Violations carry 200 dollar penalty.
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Hartford
Seth L. Pierrepont
Ridgefield
Samuel Roasgell, Jr
Middletown
Pierrepont
Ighwgy
Russell
Death notice for Elizabeth Nolan age 18 Stratford Stratford
Elizabeth Nolan daughter of Michael H and Elisabeth L Nolan of 1130 Stratford Avenue Stratford aged 18. Funeral announced later. Stratford January funeral notice.
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Daugnter
Michael H
Elisabeth L. Nolan
Stratford Avenue
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