Bolton organizes Devon Bank and Trust Company
Milford reports the incorporation effort for the Devon Bank and Trust Company after several attempts. Nine incorporators are named including Arthur W. Bade, Arthur L. Nash, Henry Webb, Max Moeller, J. A. Bergerson, M. H. Harris, Alphonse Moeller, M. A. Abalan, and James R. Bolton.
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Milford
Mar
Devon
James R. Bolton
New Haven
Devon Bank and Trust Company
Hag
Arthur W. Bade
Arthur L. Nash
Henry Webb
Max Moeller
J. A. Bergerson
Victor Massey
J. P. Smith
George Murphy
Ada Watson
Jeanette Ferguson
Edith Griswold
Edna’ Anderson
Gertrude Joy
Cathrie Hickox Mir
G. A. Hickox
John Brady
Gerald Gilbers
Joseph Joy Lester Hickox
James E. Maher
Kaypoha
Memorial Chapter
Devon Improvement Association
Bridgeport Avenue
Alice Lyon
Willow Street
Pritchard
Plymouth Court
Riverside Reading Circle
Havemeyer High Falls to Cornwall on Hudson 35 to 21
Havemeyer High School basketball team dropped their fourth game of the season at Cornwall-on-the-Hudson yesterday, losing 35 to 21 to the Cornwall five. Greenwich report.
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Greenwich
Havemeyer High
Cornwall-on-the- Hudson
Barges Bring Coal and Lumber as Ice Bows River Traffic
Four barges carrying about 8000 tons of bituminous coal arrived yesterday on the tug Frederick T. Kellery from New York. Two barges were consigned to Patrick McGee and Company and Hoffman and Company. The tug Setter followed with a lumber barge for City Lumber and a scrap iron barge for American Tube and Stamping. River ice more than 12 inches thick keeps large steamers from Hartford to the sound, threatening serious freight problems when thaw arrives.
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Frederick T. Kellery
New York Harbor
Patrick McGee and Company
Hoffman and Company
Kellers
City Lumber Company
American Tube and Stamping Company
Connecticut River
Sound
Hartford
Child Hygiene Work Reviewed By Health Head
A 1922 statistical review by Director Dr. Co. c. Taylor compares the Child Hygiene division’s work to the prior year. About one third of 3,406 babies born in 1922 attended health stations, up from roughly a quarter in 1921. Infant mortality fell from 65.8 in 1921 to 64.5 per 1,000 live births, with the 1916–1920 average at 93.1.
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Health Department
Co. c. Taylor
Tayior
Few Nominations Fail as Senate Session Closes
Washington March 4 Comparative few nominations failed of confirmation with the adjournment of the Senate. James G. McNary to be comptroller of currency and Joseph W. Tolbert to be United States marshal for western South Carolina led the list of defeated nominations while over twenty postal posts lapsed. Several eleventh hour confirmations included Oscar E. Bland and Charles S. Hatfield as justices of the Court of Customs Appeals. Remaining federal judgeships were confirmed except four seats in districts including Florida, Oklahoma and Montana may be filled by recess appointments. The debt commission vacancy remained unfilled as Democrats Glass and Simmons declined appointment.
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Washington
Senate
James G. McNary
Joseph W. Tolbert
South Carolina
Oscar E. Bland
Indiana
Charles S. Hatfield
Ohio
Court of Customs Appeals
Miorida
Oklahoma
Montanaa
Allirea Debt Commission
Senatora Glass
Virginia
Simmons
North
Carolna
Delaney Dominates Gans Thriller as Rematch Hinted
Lenny Delaney outpoints rival in a crowd pleasing bout, delivering a dramatic first knockdown and steady leads from the fourth round through the ninth. Ratner and Bagley pressed in the later rounds, but Delaney held the advantage as promoter Nod McMahon eyes an early rematch and Reilly fielded offers. Previously Delaney had outpointed Italian Joe Gans two weeks earlier.
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Delaney
Jack
Ratner
Doc” Bagley
Busy week planned at Fairfield church
Fairfield March 4 Special this will be a busy week at the First Church of Christ Congregational both religiously and socially. Monday afternoon at 3 30 o clock the children of the primary department of the Sunday school will be entertained at a party in school rooms. Tuesday night at 7 00 p m there will be a Father and Son banquet at the church. The Piedmont College quartet will render vocal selections. Mid week services will be held on Wednesday evening followed by the weekly church council meeting. Sunday a visiting parson Rev Irving B Wiley of New York will conduct services.
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Fairfield
First Church of Christ
Piedmont College Quartet
Church Council
Irving B. Wiley
New York
Yale Harvard Hockey Deciding Game Set Here Wednesday
New Haven March 4 Yale and Harvard face a deciding game after Yale’s 3 0 victory tied the series. The deciding match will be played Wednesday evening in New Haven.
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New Haven
Mar
Harvard
Yale
Obituary notes for Chesnut Anker Farrell Moran Cohen and others
Bridgeport era obituary notices list William C. Chesnut a Warner Brothers veteran with lodge memberships and a Wednesday funeral. Betty Anker Catherine Farrell James H Moran Julius Cohen Albert A Lewis Helen Lyon Imogene A Boughton and others in regional burial plans with Mountain Grove and Lakeview cemeteries and multiple family survivors.
Death Notice Mary Torrington Minor Greenwich Mass
Mrs Mary Torrington Minor age 30 wife of William H Minor died today at the Minor residence in Sandwich. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from her late home with Rev L H Mills officiating. Survived by daughter son in law and three granddaughters. services at Hawley Wilmot parlors on Lafayette Street. remains to be incinerated in Springfield Mass per prior request.
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William C. Chesnut
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Chesnut
Warner Brothers Company
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose and Mithra Knights of Phythias
Warner ‘Brothers
Lafayette Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Henry
Kelly
St. George's Episcopal Church
Betty M. Anker
Betty Maria Peterson Anker
Adolf Anker
Philip Weidenhammer
Park Avenue
North End
Richard J
William E
John C. Farrell
William Dougherty
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
James H. Moran
East Bridgeport
Brooks Street
Elizabeth
John Moran
Winsted
Nathaniel Wheeler
Julius Cohen
Bassick Avenue
Cohen
Bridgeport
Mary Cohen
Max
Harry
Gilbert Friedman
Robert Wiener
Springfield
Mass
Helen Lyon
D. P. Avery
Camden Street
Devon
William Knollmeyer
Milford Episcopal Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Hawley & Wilmot
Greenwich
Maren
Mary Torrington Minor
Wiliam H. Minor
Sandwich
L. H. Mills
Kansas challenges White money for new title bout
New York March 4 Having blasted Charley White out of his bid to fight Benny Leonard Rocky Kansas now plans to force White to pay for a challenge to the title The deal will be made by Dan Rogers Kansas manager who will post the $2500 check White gave for failing to make the lightweight limit with the New York Athletic Commission as the customary guarantee accompanying all challenges.
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New York
Charley White
Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
White
D Lefi
Dan Rogers
Kansas
New York Athletic Commission
Father John’s Medicine Restores Strength After Flu
After the flu epidemic, Father John’s Medicine is praised for restoring strength and health. The ad claims it builds new nourishment without stressing the weakened digestive system and is safe for the whole family, being alcohol and drug free.
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Father John
Armstrong Linoleum Floors Offer Modern Home Beauty
The piece extols Armstrong Linoleum for new and old homes, highlighting color and pattern variety, durable integration with room design, and affordable replacement of worn wood floors. It notes options like two tone raspé effects parquetry tile inlaids and printed designs, plus Armstrong Cork Company's free interior decoration advice and a cemented felt underlayment to handle seasonal floor movement.
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Armstrong
Armstrong Cork Company
Bureau of Interior Decoration
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