Free pamphlets planned for embryo citizens event
About 1500 candidates who have filed letters of intent will receive free pamphlets containing agency names and services. The leaflets, prepared after a Beardsley park Independence Day meeting, outline works and aid from the Board of Education and include church and civic groups such as Catholic Community House, The Bray Chamber of Commerce, and the Young Men's Christian Association.
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Beardsley Park
Bord of Education
Arik Oo Wie
Italian Church
Bray Chamber of Carminer
Young Men's Christina Association
Strange Harbor Cargo Brings Three Roomy Carriers
A fragmentary report notes three bearers loading with cars at the harbor. One carrier is tied to a Visctert entity, another to a United ing company, and the third to Derby wm. The wording is unclear but indicates a harbor activity involving multiple firms and loaded vehicles.
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Ani
Ariest
United Ing Company
Derby
Town Clerk Publishes Fee Book for Real Estate and Personal Property Records
The Town Clerk's office releases a fee booklet detailing charges for recording real estate documents and filing personal property papers. pamphlets describe costs and hours, with copies obtainable at the town clerk's office.
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Town Clerk’s Office
Merk
Rainbow Division Veterans Convene for Bonus Debate
The Rainbow Division Veterans meet for their second annual convention with focus on a veterans' bonus and care for disabled men. Delegates discuss continuing as a National Guard organization, potential division into regimental associations, and possibly moving headquarters to Washington to help legislation and fundraising for wounded veterans.
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Jevrlant
Saly
Rainbow Dissen
Ision Veterans
Pasn
Tad Lions
Birmingham
Congress
War Department
Columbus
Washington
District of Columbia
St Patrick’s Sheristers Picnic At Pleas ure Beach
A group of 73 St Patrick sheristers traveled to Pleasure Beach for their annual picnic in the grove. They enjoyed a basket lunch and later toured the island and swam in the sound waters. The report notes Empress Eugenie’s fear of Sundays at the Tulleries and a learning of the Prince Imperial’s death.
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St. Patrick
Eugenis Te Jte
Iaparial
Mayor Calls For Competitive Bids On Bridge Work
Mayor Wilson orders competition for the remainder of Congress Street bridge repairs. He halts work by A G Lease Erecting Co and William Martin Sons to prevent cost overruns beyond 50 000 under the cost plus plan. Frederic H Fay of Fay Spofford Thorndike to prepare specifications and consult on bids.
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Congress Street Bridge
Becaues
Congress Street
Wilson
A. G. Lease Erecting
William Martin Sons Company
Frederic H H. Fay
Fay, Spofford & Thorndike
Wheeler Attacks New Fight For Medicinal Beer
Washington July 14 Wayne B Wheeler general counsel of the anti saloon league warns that an eleventh hour Senate rally to save medicinal beer aims to undermine prohibition enforcement The proposed law restricting alcohol prescriptions to physicians is a protection to the medical profession not recognized in state prohibition laws and would penalize only the few doctors who misuse it He accuses wets of trying to discredit the 18th amendment and cites the American Medical Association condemning unworthy physicians while urging honest enforcement of liquor laws and preventing doctors from becoming liquor purveyors
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Washington
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wadsworth
Mir. Wheeler
American Medical Association
Boston
State Police Aid Association Meets in Waterbury
July 14 the annual convention of the State Police Aid Association was held in Waterbury with about 150 delegates. President William A Brennan of Stamford was reelected, and officers include Garrett Farrell Hartford treasurer William J Rawlings New Britain secretary Z J Landregan Meriden.
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Waterbury
State Police Aid Association
William A. Brennan
Amford
Lakewood Park
Waterburs
Stamford
Garrett Farrell
Hartford
William J. Rawlings
New Britain
Z. J
C.J. Span
New Haven
James H. Burke
Meriden
O'Reilly
Walingford
Association
Tilson denies seeking judgeship in Meriden report
Meriden Conn July 14 Congressman John Q Tilson told the Journal that stories of his candidacy for a judgeship are unfounded He said he will stay in Congress for the present term and seek re election in the fall if the district Republicans desire it.
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Meriden. Conn
John Q. Tilson
Journal Today
Congress
Br Am
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Younge
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