Expert Tells of Fish Culture at Meeting Tonight
kW Cobb recently named as a fisheries supervisor by the State Board of Fisheries and Game will discuss fish culture problems in fresh waters at the quarterly meeting of the Barfield County Fish and Game Brotherhood tonight at 8 in the Stratfield hotel smoking room. Cobb's career spans work with John W. Titcomb, federal hatcheries, Minnesota Conservation Commission, and commercial trout breeding. He will share his experiences with local sportsmen.
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Kw. Cobb
State Board of Fisheries and Game
Baiield County Fish and Game
Stratheld Hotel
Cobb
John W. Titcomb
Vermont
Iran
Minnesota Conservation Commission
Cobi
Mexican Rebels Appeal to President Coolidge
A Mexican revolutionary agent sent a telegram to President Coolidge from Washington, urging U S support for Mexico’s sovereignty and condemning Obregon’s government. The message cites Coolidge’s New York remarks and argues the revolution reflects broad popular backing and humanitarian concern.
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Pres. Coolidge
Washington
Cool Justice
Mexico
Juan Alvarez de" Iy
Adealvo de Lay Huerti
White House
Bolahey
Sener del Casto
Obregon
Coolidge
New York
Reserve Officers Move to Preserve Real Alertness
State and local chapters of the Reserve Officers Association formed in a joint meeting attended by representatives from all parts of Saturday night. Major R. B. Delacour of Stratford elected state president, with Brigadier General Delafield delivering the address on national defense. Bridgeport chapter officers include Major A. C. Bennett as president, B. F. Held as secretary, and Captain A. D. Brittinghead as treasurer.
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Reserve Officers' Association
Whilchim Connectiut Association
Missionippi
Delaware
John Ross Denfield
Aresg
Army Association
National Guard
Assontion
Delafield
Lig
Ma‘n
United States
R. B. Delacour
Stratford
State Association
Avian B. Stoddard
Hartford
F. W. LaForge
Fort Wright
A. C. Bennett
Bridgeport
J. J. Curtis
Mig True
F. Held
A. D. Brittinghead
Prizes Awarded at YM-YWHA Essay Contest
A patriotic program at the Y M H A auditorium featured essays and recitations with multiple prizes. Samuel Mellitz spoke on the association’s work. Ruth Goldsmith won first prize for Americans All with others sharing awards for The Play George Washington and Our Promise to the Philippines.
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Samuel Mellitz
Ruth Goldsmith
Gladys Pwheburg
Shirley Goldsten
Walter Schwartz
Benjamin Beachaky
Ois
Ira Nudelman
Paul Goldberg
Henry Greenstein
Samuel Plotkin
Isaac Schine
D'vision
Louis Teitelbaum
George Washington
Shirley’ Goldstein
Max Beretsky
Beatrica Wittenberg
Gladys Fishelberg
Sampson Club
Theodore Zalkind
Harold Sackett
Davie Tasch
Leonard Teiterbaum
Harold Jiler
Cogauck Danea
Haiti Kaplar Tiatan Dane
Rose Tobias
Welcam
Dvision
Ruth Levin
America
Dra Nudelman
Joseph Kazin
Sampson Quartet
Benjamin Beretsky
Daisy Danes
Ty Schwartz
Samuel Gillette
Samual Malite
Bresisient
List of Delinquents Being Compiled for Action
Work to prepare a list of personal tax delinquents will be turned over to Prosecuting Attorney Janes C. Shannon for action. Tax collector Edward A. Drew will start the process today, with Bernard Keating expecting to deliver 10 drawn today. On Saturday the final day for personal payments, 4,210 persons paid their two dollar assessment. The day’s receipts totaled 5,438, bringing the current net to 39,774. This total is higher by 9.49 than the amount collected in February last year.
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Janes C. Shannon
Edward A. Drew
Bernard Keating
Totel
Higger
Bob-Haired Bandit Still At Large In New York
Brooklyn police have not received the note from the bob-haired girl bandit who was reported caught earlier. Two men arrested last night in feminine apparel were not identified as the elusive thief. They are held without bail for further examination by a magistrate while pawn tickets for small art jewelry were found among them.
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WNILW
York
Brooklyn
Aries Wilson
Bredrrjel
Martina
Vtdota
Sublimate the instincts to serve God and humankind
Pastor Ches ter C. Marshall argues during a First Methodist service that instincts cannot be exterminated but should be sublimated. He warns against a religion that dulls vitality and urges using all manhood or womanhood to build character dedicated to God and service to others.
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Chester C. Marshall
First Methodist Church
Industries to pay taxes despite appeals in court
Manufacturers plan to appeal Board of Relief assessments yet state taxes will not cripple city finances. Georges M. Eames, president of the Manufacturers' association, says taxes will be paid on 1922 valuations at 28.2 mills. Industry chiefs will withhold payments on increases and fight to the last ditch. Bridgeport is stated industrially. Removal of Whiting Manufacturing is noted. Another plant plans expansion but may relocate. Nearly 100,000,000 bus passengers were carried by motorbuses in Newark, N J, last year, per transportation supervisor estimates.
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Board of Relief
Georges M. Eames
Manufacturers’ Association
Bridgeport
Hames
Whiting Manufacturing
Eames
Newark
N. c
Supervisor of Transportation
Indigestion Remedy From Jad Salts Ad
An advertisement advises that indigestion stems from hyper acidity and fermentation of undigested food. It promotes Jad Salts as a cheap remedy to neutralize acid remove gas and stimulate digestion, recommending a tablespoon in water after breakfast for a week.
Matley's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Health Gain
An old time advertisement touts Matley's Cod Liver Oil tablets as a sugar coated remedy to gain weight. It claims dramatic results with a child adding 12 pounds in seven months and urges readers to ask Hindle and Terug Stores or any druggist for the 80 tablet bottle at 60 cents.
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Matley
Kinsid
Hindle & Terug
Mothers Only Knew Sweet Powders For Children Relief
When children suffer headaches, feverish discomfort, stomach troubles, and irregular bowels mothers turn to Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. Praised for thirty years as safe and effective, these powders are easy to take and popular with mothers who recommend them to others. Sold by druggists everywhere. Packaged with gentle dress.
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Mather Gray Co
le Roy
Sewing machine club near enrollment close date
Sewing machine club nearly closes enrollment with a March 8 deadline. Members pay a $1 fee toward a machine, which is shipped immediately for Spring use, with regular payments afterward. Machines range from basic models to portable electrics at 39 dollars, with more from 69 to 100 dollars. The New Home and New Ideal brands are featured for demonstration and selection.
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A. You
The
New Home Co
Imnake J Iselection
Hoover offers spring cleaning service for home dust
Does Spring house cleaning mean Hoover This ad promotes Hoover cleaning service to remove dust from rugs and furniture and introduces a club payment plan with attachments shown by a Hoover agent at Fourth floor rang Phone Barnum 454
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Hoover
Barnum 454
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Edna Wittenberg
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