Engineer offers survey on plaza project in Bridgeport
New York engineer William L. D'Olier offers to study Bridgeport Plaza development for 47500 with focus on future use and traffic terminal plans. The City Plan commission, informed yesterday, said it has no funds to hire him, while urging concurrent consideration of adjacent land and municipal projects such as a new post office and City hall.
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Wiliam L. D
New York
City Plan Commission
Inu
D'Oler
Bridgeport
Dozier
Comrission
Plaza
Auagesie 1
Fairfield Avenue
Yarbor
River Front
Bt Street
Math Street i
Prggested Plaza
Playa Tontrict
D'Olier
Fred W. Harrison
Girl 16 Enticed by Man Held Over Marriage Plan
Edna Eileen a 16 year old from South End left home to marry a 22 year old man after accompanying a 15 year old friend and a boy to Port Chester. Police raided 616 Warren Street finding Edna with her mother Mrs Frey and Geo Corea 40 in a common law setup. Edna now under city court indecision awaiting a July 6 appearance while the marriage sought by the boy continues to face legal hurdles.
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Edna Eileen
South End
Warren Street
Tria
City Court
Edna
Loder
Moun Frey
Simuday
Michael Arnolsky
Bureau of Investigation
Polcel
Arnalsky
Joseph Baltouth
Bucsham Avenue
Aiso
Port Chester
Bridgeport
Margaret T. Burgess
Ugb
Marrice
Wiliam J. Burkley
Plaza traffic study to guide development funding
City planners and traffic expert Herbert Swan study Plaza use and funding implications. They examine whether work can proceed now or must wait for adequate funds, as part of a broader traffic survey in the city.
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Herbert
Swan
City Plan Commission
Man Sues Estate of Deceased Brother in Hartford
Bertrand A. Ray of Hasbrouck and Gloucester, Mass. claims his brother Frederick L. Ray of East Haddam stole 60,000 from their father’s estate in 1877 and did not execute a trust to divide their mother’s 28,738. He seeks 400,000 damages from the Ray estate, held by Hartford National Bank and Trust as executor. Papers were served by Deputy Sheriff Francia P. Pallotti and the suit was filed in Hartford Superior Court.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Frederick L. Ray
East Haddam
Bertrand A. Ray
Has, Hiddium
Gloucester
Mass
Ray
Hartford National Bank and Trust Company
Francia P. Pallotti
New Yorker Resigns as Carpet Firm Director
John F. Norman of New York resigned today from the directorate of the Bigelow Hartford Carpet Company where he served as chairman. A directors meeting was held in Boston with no successor named. John A. Sweetser had been elected president previously and Norman was then chairman.
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Thompsonville
Associated Press
John F. Norman
New York
Bigelow Hartford Carpet Company
Boston
Ate
John A. Sweetser
Norman
Move to Set Aside Verdict in Dr Beck Case
Arguments on four motions to set aside the May verdict in the Dr M Cari Beck case proceed as judges work to reach Bridgeport. Beck, free on $1500 bond, was found guilty of attempting a legal operation and sentenced to one to two years. The case stems from the death of Dorothy May Reynolds in Iscuc city.
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M. Cari Beck
East Main Street
Bridgeport
Arthur F. Bis
Oy Nse
Joan Ke UK
Abtes Neon
Justile
Litchfield
Keogh
Ells
Criminal Superior Court
Supreme Court of Errors
Dr. Beck
Liberty
Elis
Dorothy May Reynolds
I Scus City
Hicle
Bryant Resigns as President of Bryant Electric to Become Board Chair
Waldo C. Bryant founder and head of the Bryant Electric Company for 89 years resigns as president and treasurer and is elected chairman of the board. He will retire from day to day work while a new president from Westinghouse Lamp Company assumes direct control.
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Bryant Electric Company
Pryant
Iew
Westinghouse Lamp Company
Bastis
Bryant
Gilbert W. Goodridge
Bridgeport
Massachusetts
Stephen Bryant
William Cullen Bryant
Waldo Bryant
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Lynn
Waterbury
Waterbury Electric Light Company
Mantlions
Bate and
Organ Streets
New York City
Chicago
San Francisco
Department 9
Connecticut
United States
Franklin
Perkins Electric Switch
First National Bank
Bridgepor Sayings Bank
Siemon Hart Rupher Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
The
Bend Manufacturing Company
Bridgeport Bliss Company
Bridgeport Hospita
Boy's Club
Public Library
Union League Club
University Club
Bankers Elk
New England Society
New York
American Institute of Electelen Eancers
Engineers Change Method Of Control In Brotherhood
In Cleveland on June 30 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers voted to revert to the former structure with the grand chief engineer as chief executive. A resolution named three temporary trustees to run financial enterprises, while current officers Prentey, Friffing, Daugherty, and Lindquist would be eliminated.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginers
Alvaney Johnston
Brotherhood Financial Enterprises
Willam B. Prentey
The
Brotherhood
L. G. Friffing
Thel
Harry P. Daugherty
E. Lindquist
French to Refund Bonds Reported in New York
Informal talks by Charles Rist of the Bank of France hint the French government will soon refund high coupon bonds. The Dawes Plan may trigger sale of German railroad bonds in the Americas. Connecticut era motor vehicle updates list new requirements including windshield wipers, stricter brakes, white headlights, and financial responsibility proof. Speed, right of way, and parking rules issued by the State Motor Vehicle Department accompany ministerial notes on compliance and enforcement.
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New York
iBy Associated Press
Charles Rist
Bank of France
Wall
Americas
A Marsial
Motoriata
State Motor Vehicle Department
Aml
Bul
Nimeelf
Jonusiy & Minor
Catly
General Assembly
Motor Vehicles Committee
Samuel R. Spen
Suffield
Rep
Bherman Eddy
Avon
Bank Robbers Escape After $14000 Holdup in Topeka
Four unmasked men robbed the Kaw Valley National Bank of North Topeka of about 14000 cash this afternoon. They fled in a large car driven by a fifth man. Two shots were fired through a window at the bandit car as bank vice president R. B. Prits raised the alarm.
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Topeka, Kat
Astorciated Press
Kaw Valley Rational Bank of
North Topeka
R. EB. Prits
Hospital drive ends in Danbury fundraiser totals
Danbury closes a week long campaign to raise 250000 for the hospital enlargement and a nurses home. Subscriptions totaled 252438, with organizers reporting strong community support and final pledges pending.
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Danbury
Associated Press
Danbury Hospital
Nurans
District Rabbi to Lead Park Avenue Temple Service
Rabbi Maurice A. Magure, formerly of Worcester, Massachusetts, will conduct the temple service tonight at Park Avenue Temple. The event highlights a community religious gathering led by a visiting clergy member.
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Maurice A. Magure
Tornerly
Worcester, Mass
Wil
Park Avenue Semple
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