Senate to vote on deficiency bill in Hartford today
Hartford January 3 Senate action on a deficiency appropriation to cover deficits for the fiscal year ending June 30 1923 is to be considered under suspension of the rules tomorrow. Senator Rogers chairman of the Appropriations Committee urged readiness while cautioning against hasty spending. The bill lists 100000 for taxes refunded and 80000 for capitol building and grounds plus 9500 for Fairfield County Common Pleas court witness and jury fees.
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Eastward shift ends Western farming myth says educator
President Ralph D. Hetzel of New Hampshire College told the New England Milk Producers Association meeting that the old belief in the West as fertile ground for farmers is fading. He notes movement back toward the East driven by near markets and brighter prospects for New England farmers.
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New England Milk Producers’ Association
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Auto Driver Arrested Under Questioned Identity
Police report a Connecticut auto driver was arrested amid inquiries about falsified credentials. Authorities state the incident involved deceptive identifiers and a disputed vehicle origin. Further details pending official records.
Are You Fat Try This Marmola Prescription Tablets
Overfat readers are urged to use Marmola prescription tablets as fat reducers. The ad claims thousands slimmed by Marmola and invites readers to buy for one dollar through a Detroit address or local drugstore.
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Farm Is Great Training School For Musical Comedy
A historical piece describes producer Montgomery favoring natural, country looks for chorus girls in a new musical comedy “Glory.” He devalues city polish, urges girls to understand farm life and cattle, and notes a wave of naive country girls arriving in New York to fill authentic rustic roles.
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Majestic Theater Switches to Motion Pictures Only
The Majestic theater in Kridgeport will switch on February 4 to exclusively present motion pictures with special prospects. Publicite director Juan Garvey said stock productions were not meeting local demand and the change follows similar plans at the Pell theater in Waterbury to discontinue stock productions.
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Measles cases fall in Fairfield weekly report
A substantial drop in new measles cases was reported in Fairfield for the week, according to the state morbidity report. More than 40 fewer new patients than the prior week, with one case of diphtheria not recorded and no reports of typhoid fever smallpox or whooping cough.
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Imeislss Fole
Genertment of Wealth
A. E. F. Newspaper Fails With Job Uncompleted
A garbled excerpt from a Boston region item outlines an unfinished newspaper task tied to wartime or governmental messaging. The text references Stripes Listorinat and mentions media, conferences, and congressional aspects, but the fragmentary nature limits concrete facts or names.
Many Hunters Fail to File Game Reports
The Wish and Game Commission has not decided how to pursue hunters who did not file season reports. Deputy Warden A Z Williamson notes reports were due to town clerks within days after season end, which ended last night at midnight. About 1,800 licensed gunners obtained cards, but only 300 reports have been filed. Several gunners may have shot birds and quadrupeds beyond the reported totals, with Williamson guiding the inquiry.
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Greenwich Contractors Celebrate By Banquet
Greenwich contractors gathered for a dinner marking the tenth anniversary of a labor arbitration plan. Speakers included Joseph Crust, Plone Wililore, Haveld Poaner, from the State collecting and Cerorge Chinnadler, secretary and vice-president of the federation of Lalway.
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Lalway
Student's late study ends in hospital transfer
A nineteen year old college student from Danity near Crestecot attracted attention while signaling a semaphore and was taken by ambulance to an emergency hospital. The patient is expected to reach Upidgeport today for further care.
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Van Sweringen Group To Control C. C. Railroad
The Van Sweringen group of Cleveland has a tentative deal to take over the Chesapeake and Ohio and related lines, as the Interstate Commerce Commission considers the arrangement. The group already controls the New York, Chicago and St. Louis and other Western routes, shaping a major midwest to east railway consolidation.
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Pennsylvania may take Murphy back to prison
Authorities report that Murphy may be returned to a Pennsylvania penitentiary after being acquitted of murder last night on two charges. State officials indicated today he could be compelled to serve his remaining sentence if applicable under state law.
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Divorces Set Amid Busy January Session Hearings
The divorce court faces a packed schedule with twelve cases slated for today and about seven set for Friday. Judges Hinman Banks and Winimay preside as counsels’ announcements spark a three week possible litigation window. Readings list petitions from Bridgeport, Stamford, and nearby towns alleging intolerable cruelty and desertion in marriages dating from 1900 to 1920.
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Amusements poles palace show at Poli Palace
Alanca Abomit directs local cast in A Day at the Studio at Poli Palace theater. Miss Lovely explains filming for a public audience with portions to be shown during the regular program. The bill shifts tomorrow to The Little Wild Gate with Alice Calhoun and Edith Casper in Maid at the Flower.
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Nellie VW. Nichols
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Fashionable Farran Revives Historic Style In Paris
Color and design dominate the page as Farran reintroduces the long flowing lines of a historic head-dress. Paris designers Worth Muella Baksta yer influence her wardrobe while she showcases gowns for concert and private life. The scene shifts to a Stein ert sale where music lovers may view a Mar var costume amid the concert.
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Oliver Twist at the Hippodrome Show Delivers Promise
Spectators at Sal Lesser's Hippodrome yesterday praised Mat liiiie Tookie Coogan for reaching the period of his greatest possibilities in Oliver Twist. The performance was slated to be repeated today for audiences seeking the young actor's developing stage presence.
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Open Season Ends on Trout and Pickerel This Night
Fresh water fishing season ends at midnight with trout and pickerel barred until after spawning. Law forbids catching these fish until April 30 when the season reopens. Violators face fines for fishing during the closed period.
Ohio Senate Rejects World Council Resolve Vote
Ohio Senate defeats Burke resolution to ask President Hardinge to convene a world economic conference. The roll shows 38 to 1 against. two Democrats vote yes and one Democrat votes no. Senators Bender and Burke are noted as the only Republicans in support.
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