Fairfield Board Slashes $59,281 Off Assessments
The Fairfield Board of Relief reduced nearly 100 property assessments by about $90,49, with additions by the Board totaling to 58 287. They completed work on the 1927 grand list and granted about 101 exemptions this year, adding four local organizations to taxable status. Homes and buildings saw deductions, and several organizations previously tax exempt were assessed after state guidance.
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Board of Relef
Olner Gould Jennings
John H Forarth
Charles H Gra
Charlea A Wyrtzen
Clarence H Bradley Edgar Banks
Frederick Northrop
Rulef
Birchcraft Sanctuary
Southport Park Association
Family Welfare Socety
Siting Nurse Association
Fairfield Fresh All Home
Rellef Felow Forace
Mervii
CMN
Newman
Birchcraft Banduar
Southport Park
Seciet Aid
Associaton
Tresh Air Home
Fairfield Constable Finds Abandoned Car
Fairfield March 1 Special Correspondent An abandoned automobile bearing Connecticut markers B-10361 was found late today by the constable on Bronson avenue deepening clues as to the identity of the user of one machine.
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Pairfield
Connecticut
Bronson Avenue
Residents' Comfort at Risk as Bus Lines Seek Routes
Residents oppose proposed trolley routes along Prospect Street and city fringe lines, arguing increased traffic and noise would invade quiet neighborhoods. The commission set hearings to determine which New Haven firms may operate the service, amid strong local sentiment favoring protection of residential peace.
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New Haven
Mew Haven
Joan Day Jackson
Ly Selva
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Marriage Delayed by GOPs Error In Stamford Greenwi ch
Stamford police halted a promised Greenwich wedding when Max Gerber and Sonia were found to be married in custody after a misread destination. A later check with New York police confirmed the tale, and the couple was released with apologies amid a police-tearful sendoff at headquarters.
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Greenwich
Stanford Lock
Max Gerber
New York Cit
Smalllcale
South Israel
6Th Street
Max
Trally
Sonia
Stamford Center
Cde
Ehip Mat
Sunla
Creenuleh
Pitas
Suma
En7
Hotel de Luxe
Witi
New York
Ty Today
Jax
Pate
Max Spelke Calls for Harmony in Lincoln Republicans
Stamford March 1 Former prosecutor Max Spelke announced he has resigned from the Lincoln Republican Club and urged harmony and cooperation within the Republican Party after two years of bitter leadership disputes. He said he will have no more to do with the club.
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Max Spelke
Lincoln Republican Club
Lincoln Club
Speke
Luimeny
Republican Party
Devon Devon March 1 Special Breakfast Supper Event
A community gathering in Devon on Saturday from 5 to 7:30 PM will offer pancakes to attendees. The coordinating committee presides over the event, with prize winners announced from recent club activities. Additional notices reference local gatherings and social events with names and addresses in the area.
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Devon
Devon Onion
H M Hanks
Cominnan
Tia
H Valimont
G Vincilette
Nauge Tuck Avenue
Mrs Bots
Stuatfurd
Brideport Avenue
Giamni
Anna Welch
Brepeport
New York
Colonie
Ats
Irs Crorg
Cree
Bridgepor
Meg G Maxters
Stratford
Rlee
Mre Bis
Bridgeport
Eduard Docder
Conte
Furest
Cole
Opinions differ on restrictions of Mexican labor
Debates in Congress split over restricting Mexican immigration as a separate issue. Proponents cite seasonal labor needs and economic impact on farming regions. Opponents, including chambers of commerce, warn of financial loss and labor shortages if Mexican workers are curtailed. Decisions hinge on broader immigration policy and US Mexico relations.
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Mexico
United States
Senate
House
Agriculture
Chambers of Commerce
BH Moore
Calexico Calif
Imporiel
Moore
Arivona Cotton Growers Association
Phoenix
House Committee On Agriculture
Albert Johnson
Washington
Bixby
Los Angeles County
Iaw Tate
Propos
Southwest
Umit Ag
Next Mental Hygiene Lecture in March at Stritfield Hotel
The Bridgeport Society for Mental Hygiene will host the second lecture on Thursday March 2 in the Stritfield hotel parlor. Dr Arthur HO Bue ald of Yale Psychiatry and superintendent at Butler Providence will discuss The Poleck the Emotions to see Adjusted Thought and the dangers of personality questions. The talk aims to advance student education on mental health and related problems in the college.
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Stritfield
Apesker
Arthur HO Bueald
Yale
Uansaeliy
Butte Uespt Providente
Psychiatre Sry
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