Widow confirmed executrix of Saksa estate
Elizabeth Saksa was confirmed executrix under the will of Stefan Seksa who died January 7. The will leaves all property to the widow Elizabeth. Heirs at law are six sons and one daughter. The estate includes a small parcel of real estate in the city. Willian Doell noted executor in a separate probate matter. Florence Berting appointed administrator for the estate of Anne Crods who died January 7 leaving real estate in Milford and an insurance policy. Heirs at law are four children of the deceased.
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Elizabeth Saksa
Stefan Seksa
Elizabeth
Willian Doell
Anne Sickmaitis
Milter
Cai- Sista
White River Junction
Vermont
Florence Berting
Aniife Crods
Milford
Pledge Renewal on Bond Issue for East Side High School
The Board of Education asks Aldermen to renew their pledge to issue bonds for the East Side high school cost about 900000. The council previously pledged 1500000 for school purposes and later redirected funds to Sheridan school expansion and architects fees. A committee led by John Caldwell will present the claim at the next meeting.
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East Side
Boars of Aldermen
John ¥. Caldwell
Sheridan
Board of Education Ttaw
Chief Field Director in Conference Here
Chief Field Director James Wheeler of Hartford, in charge of state Federal Prohibition enforcement officers, conferred with federal agents yesterday. The meeting followed a judge’s ruling requiring evidence before search warrants. no liquor raids were reported in Bridgeport this month.
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James Wheeler
Hartford
Edwin &. Thomas
United States Listrict Court
Bridgepuri
Oregon Concert Heard In Portland Radio Broadcast
Homer A. Scharton of 30 Lafayette Street reported hearing a concert broadcast heard across the continent. The Oregon Journal confirmed yesterday that a Portland station provided the program as part of its transmission, answering Scharton’s inquiry about the source.
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Aadio
Homer A. Scharton
Lafayette Streets
Portland
Ore
Scharton
The
Oregon Journal
Ambulance Surgeon to Leave Bridgeport Board Appoints Replacements
Dr William F Connell day ambulance surgeon resigned to take effect Feb 1 announcing he will take over the practice of Dr M Nolan in Westport due to illness at the City Dispensary Board of Governors hearing.
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William F. Connell
O'Connell
M. Nolan
Westport
Druggist Arrested After Store Fire in New Haven
Henry J. Drier, a New Haven druggist, was held for the higher court on arson charges after a store fire. Bail was set at $2000. Firemen rescued him from the cellar where he said he was bound by masked assailants who then set the fire.
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New Haven
Henry J. Drier
Drier
Thousands with kidney trouble go undetected say doctors
An advertisement warns that kidney disease is widespread and often unrecognized. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy, claiming rapid relief and urges readers to obtain a sample and a information book from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Lottie
Adja Witesso
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, NX
Newton
Bridgeport to consider new charter by voter referendum
Mayor Atwater stated the city commission will draft a new charter soon and present several charter options for voters to choose in a referendum. The commission includes Mayor Atwater City Attorney John A. Cornell Aldermen R Beers W J Lavery Andrew M Cooper William K H Bull and William T Hincks.
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Atwater
Bridgeport
City
John A. Cornell
R . Beers
W. J. Lavery
Andrew M. Cooper
William KH. Bull
William ‘F T. Hincks
Water Freight Line Back Near Normal After War Chocks
Ray Mond French of Colombia Graphophone and New England Traffic League says freight lines between here and New York are working under favorable conditions for the first time since the war. Coal and a few products still require permits. Locomotive shortages and weather slow gains, but the New Haven is holding its own amid strict restrictions.
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New York
New Haven
Raymond ‘L. French
Colombia, Graphophone Company
New England Traffic League
Baldwin and American Locomotive Works
New ‘England
Frenca
Te Han
Ay Percat
Rumors Swirl Around Russian Officer and American Bride
Jan 29 Rumors of Mme Mouromsky Vonsiatsky visiting Ridley Park with Anastase Voihsiateskoy Vonsiatsky, 24, shake the scene. The claimant says they wed in Yalta. Russian Orthodox authorities call the marriage invalid. The couple, long rumored to be together, have reportedly disappeared on a cited out of town trip.
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Piuladelphiya
Mme. Stau Boff Mouromsky Vonsiatsky
Anastase Andreivitch
Voihsiateskoy- Vonsiatsky
Malton
Keam Stephens
Ridley Park
Mme. Mouromsky
New York
Amatsase
Yalta
Crimea
Anastase
White Guard
Mme. Mouromeky
New Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill in Circulation
Postmaster Charles F Green received a Treasury notice from Washington about a new counterfeit ten dollar bill. The note, drawn on the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, bears the portrait of Andrew Jackson and signatures of Frank White and A W Mellon. The Treasury warns the coloring and seal are poor imitations unlikely to deceive ordinary handlers.
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Charles F. Green
Treasury Department
Washington
Federal Reserve, Bank of New York
Andrew Jackson
Frank White
of the United States
Secretary of the Treasury
A. W. Mellon
Turkish Leader Reported Married in Smyrna Dowry Mentioned
Constantinople January 29 Mustapha Kemal Pasha national leader reportedly wed the daughter of a wealthy Smyrna merchant Mouvamerou Chaki Bey. The groom's ride reportedly brought a dowry of 1000 Turkish shivas.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Mustapha Keman Pasha
Smyrna
Mouvamerou Chaki Bey
Mustapha Kemel
Veteran Bureau Head May Become Director of Rehabilitation
Washington report notes that Col Forbes head of the veterans bureau may be replaced with Thomas W. Mills as director of veterans rehabilitation, while Forbes is on extended Europe trip. White House confirmation unavailable. Hartford dispatch adds Lt Col Gordon Hunter granted one week leave and Wood D. Beagley attached for temporary duty in Stamford for inspection.
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Washington
Cal. C
R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Europe
Col. Forbes
Veterans, Rehabilitation Work and Co
Thomas W. Milles
Miller
White House
Hartford
D Gordon Hunter
169Th
Infantry
C. NS. G
Wood D. Beaghley
192Nd Field Artilery
Stamford
A Jutant Genera Si
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Offer Relief Claims
Pyramid Pile Suppositories are advertised to ease severe years of suffering from piles. The ad asserts relief from itching and pressure and promises rest and sleep, stating the product is carried by many druggists in the US and Canada at 60 cents a box. A free trial offer asks for name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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U. S
Canada
Pyramid’ Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall
Mich
Gerber Sued for 20000 in Kindred Actions
Two kindred actions asking damages totaling 20000 have been filed in Superior Court against Jacob Gerber of Bridgeport NY Leroy and Charlea Howe of Bridgeport. Leroy, a 14 year old through his father Charles Howe as next friend, alleges on February 1, 1922 he was struck on Arctic Street by a car driven by a descendant’s servant, causing permanent disabilities with injuries valued at 15000. Damages of 5900 are claimed by Charles Howe for loss of service of his son due to the injuries.
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Jacob Gerber
Bridgeport Ny
Leroy
Charlea «Howe
Bridgeport
Charles Howe
Arctic Street
Charles, Holve
Bourg' gl Apportionment to Meet for Transfers
The Bourg' gl Apportionment will meet Wednesday at 4 o'clock to pass on requests for transfers in department accounts and to finish routine matters postponed from prior sessions. The annual meeting is set for next Tuesday with the auditor's report to be presented, and items routed to subcommittees. Public hearings not yet announced but expected the following week. The Board of Contract and Supply will meet Wednesday at 3 to open bids for oil and meat supplies for February.
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Bourg' Gl
Board of Contract and Supply
Zoning Committee Member Speaks at Fairfield Luncheon
A. F. Hancock, of the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce zoning committee, will address the Fairfield Luncheon Club at noon tomorrow at the Fairfield Beach Inn. His topic is zoning, with other club business limited to routine transactions.
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Fairfield
A. FH
Hancock Sinber
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Fairfeld
Fairfield Beach Inn
Hancock
Transacions
Tax Collector Edward Drew Confined to Home Again
Tax collector Edward A. Drew was confined to his home yesterday with an attack of grippe but was reported recovering. He had suffered a similar illness weeks ago and did not fully recover before returning to his office.
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Edward A. Drew
Grippe
Springtime silks and printed crepe dominate fashion notes
Fashion notes highlight new Spring fabrics including printed crepes and crepe de chine in 40 inch width with Paisley effects. Demand grows as styles like Egyptian motifs and Bayadere effects appear. Crepe knit fabrics at 36 inch width cost 3 to 3.50 per yard, with displays on the third floor.
The new Paisley handkerchiefs display at Math floor
Deauville scarfs and Paisley handkerchiefs feature new neck dressings in printed mercerised cotton at $1 and silk at $1.50 to $4.50. Women's Paisley four in hands pair with tailored waists, with vivid descriptions of luxurious fabrics and versatile uses from neck dressings to pillow coverings.
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Deauville
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Thos. Leeming & Co
Amer
Rae French
Getic
Saksa
Oregon
Jowland
Bridgeport, Conn
Veteran Bureau
Gerber
Sanita Chemical Laboratory Co
St. Louis
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Fonsin
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Howland Dry Goods
America
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Boston
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