Tax to be levied on equipment in doctors offices
A 1925 tax list expansion will include medical and dental office equipment, barber shops, chiropractic offices, beauty and addressing parlors. The Board of Relief will assess visible taxable property not taxed in years. Notices issued to owners with estimated \$300,000 and up to appear before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Relief
Aurbig
Edward J. Rowe
William
BR. Connelly
Louis A. Kornblut
Sean
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
At 2 05 p m an ambulance responded to Philip Michelich 738 Boston avenue with a punctured wound of the origin hand. He was treated and released. At 6 00 p m William Tomlason 843 North avenue was struck by an auto producing a laceration of the scalp and contusion of the left arm. He was taken from the emergency hospital to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Michelich
Boston Avenue
Mast Main Street
William Tomlason
North Avenue
Religion Squeezed From People Is Hit By Anderson
Dr George Wool Anderson warned at the Tabernacle yesterday that religion is squeezed from people and pastors crush faith, hindering revival. He likened arousing Christian spirit to extracting oil, urging believers to give their best, keep prayer strong, and light the way like a lighthouse beacon. The sermon ended with a lighthouse tale about a candle that stayed alight to spark a beacon, stressing that persistence of faith matters more than size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wool Anderson
Tabernacle
Pr. Anderson
Christ
Neighbor Punch Case Ends With Damages Awarded
A Common Pleas jury awarded Mrs Mary Alicki 500 in damages against neighbor Anthony Klemaszewski for an April 16 1925 incident over a dividing fence. She testified he punched her during a confrontation after she asked him to leave on Good Friday, knocking out several teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alicki
Booth Street
Common Pleas Court
Anthony Klemaszewski
Radio reception cycles predicted by expert at Rotary luncheon
Radio expert William C. Morrison told Rotarians at Stratfield that radio reception moves in cycles. He said improvements in sets and static reduction will follow the current air condition, predicting a surge of development and better reception next year. The talk covered practical radio issues and drew questions. notable attendees included Carl Dietz, J. R. Booth, Lous Herrmann, A. E. Keating, and Carl Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railio
William C. Morrigan
Rotary Duly
Stratfield
Radlo
Engineéra
Navy
Morrison
Carl F. Dietz
Fraud Conspiracy Alleged in Bankrupt Case Details
At the first creditors meeting for Charles Ganser, attorney Frederick TE Morgan alleged a possible four man fraud conspiracy. The group allegedly endorsed each other’s notes and shuffled wages while Ganser transferred a Devon house to Clifford Prescott. Other members include Carol Ganser and Harry Stander. multiple loans and mortgages are detailed with endorsements and unsettled debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ganser
John Keogh
Frederick TE. Morgan
Charles Foptwood
Lasner
Tie
New Haven Dairy Company
Ganser
Devon
Clifford Prescott
Prescots
Florida
Carol Ganser
Harry Stander
Stratford
Gansgr
Stander
Set
Morris Plan Bank
Merchants Bank of New Haven
Beneficial Loan Society
People's Loan Society Af Bridgeport
Mutual Loan and Finance Company of
New Haven
The
City Loan Corporation of
Earl
Bunnell
Columbus Finance Corporation
Gasner
Columbus Pingace Corporation
Prize play director to present four student works
The Director of the prize play Cucu lain of Erwin will present with three other prize plays The Bidack Crow Le Rubis and Bisness is Bisness by High School students Thursday and Friday nights in the Central High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuculain of
Erwin
Bidack Crow
le Rubis
Bisness
Central High School
Algonquin Club Considers New Clubhouse and Dues Rise
At a special session led by President Harry E. Husted the Algonquin Club debated building a new clubhouse. A $1,000 option on church property expires March 7 and could cost $60,000. full project may reach $340,000 with land fees and equipment. Dues would rise to 100 a year for residents and 362 for non residents, taking effect January 1, 1927, with interim membership fee increase to 756. The plan aims to relieve overcrowding and offset higher rent in Court Exchange quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Husted
Hig
Court Exchange
Board of Governors
Anderson Speaks At Factory Gates Religious Service
Dr George Wood Anderson and evan gel and his singers led a midday service at Bryant Electric yesterday. They will perform at Warren Harding High School this morning and host Lilona club at noon. Tomorrow two services are planned at Warvey Hubbell and Hatheway Manufacturing. A Federation of Business Girls supper follows at YWCA. Daily services recur at 240 and 780 at the Plaza tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood Anderson
Evangel
Robert Hartley
Bryant Electric Factory
Warren Harding High School
Lilona Club
Warvey Hubbell Company
Hatheway Manufacturing Company
Federation of Business Girls
Y. W. Cc Tal
Tabernacle
Another Club in First Is Formed
Mae to hold a meeting an appointment for officers announced. Mrs Connor names committees By laws membership and others. Attending were Mrs Arnold Cargill Mrs Jennie Flynn and several others including Miss Catherine St John Mrs Catherine Caul Miss Mary Mullane and Mrs Kivelyn Williams plus Florence Smith Marion Stark Anna White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
alttowth @enlal
Connor
Mra
Franklin Sullivan
Grace Cargill
Wthel LaPérge
Howard B. Bryant
Anna Mal
Jane
Joseph (Elling
Franery Fox
Marion Bannerman
Arnold Cargill
Jennie Flynn
Catherine St. John
Farm Bureau Arranges Millinery Exhibition at Stratford
The North End Parent Teacher Association of Stratford will meet Thursday afternoon March 18 at 3 40 in Nichols Avenue School. A Connecticut Farm Bureau millinery demonstration will be arranged. Mrs Maude Curtis, president, will preside. An executive board business session will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Parent Teacher Association of
Stratford
Nichols Avenue
Connecticut Farm Bureau
Maude Curtis
Hens Move Blocked and School Plans Highlight Meeting
The meeting postponed further elections until speaker Carroll Reed, superintendent of schools, spoke on 1930 needs. Five junior high schools costing about 2.6 million were proposed to serve a projected city population of 179,000, with locations in the western north end, southwest, west end, east side near Lincoln School, and northern east side. Captain James A. Walker discussed Main Street traffic, parking plans for City Plaza, and new traffic lights, while officers and directors were elected by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll R. Reed
Skead
North End
West End
Lincoln School
Jim
Reed
Walker
James A. Walker
Trame Squad
Main Street
City Plaza
Cap- Bee Walker
Association of the Signal System
Association
Graves
Todd
Toad
George W. Paltchild
Daniel Morgan
Robert T. Rock
Louis F. Schwerdthe
Carl C. Beck
Archibald EB. Smith
Frank Jacoby
A. B. Vincent
A. S. Anderson
Fred H. Lyford
N. R. Harney
William ‘Tischler
Frederick I. Morgan
Henry F. Keller
Clifford N. Gardner
Frank H. Fargo
George A. Fairchild
August M. Engelhard
Richard T. Staples
William N. Mackenzie
Howard
Marshall Trial Halted Over Point of Law
The Marshall trial paused as a legal point was raised and a decision promised for tomorrow. Mooney said on jury duty he lacked knowledge of the parties, and the defense notes the law firm of Abraham Wenrick connected to Marshall’s attorney had ties to a corporation Mooney is linked with. Jury size reached eight, with sixty questioned. the defense seeks younger jurors while the Commonwealth favors middle-aged ones with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
McDevitt
Marshall
Abraham Wenrick
Corporation 11
Corporation
Commonwealth
Fred ©. Kinsoll
Betty
Daugter
False Alarm Sparks Fire Crew Response at Lake Torpedo Co
A twelve year old boy, hoping to see the fire engines, triggered a false alarm yesterday afternoon by a belt arm bell at Lake Torpedo Boat Co. on Seaview avenue. Firemen arrived to find no fire and the boy did not wait to watch the engines after realizing the seriousness of his act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Seaview Avenue
False Alarm at Lake Torpedo Boot Co Fire
Fire record notes a 12:23 p m false alarm at Box 622 Lake Torpedo Boot Co Seaview Avenue Engine 6 8 hoao 3 chemical 1 track 3 handled by units with no damage or injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Torpedo Boot Co
Seaview Avenue
Hoao
Chemical
Obituaries for Cameron Otis and Johnsons on Monday notices
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret A Cameron of 619 Wilmot avenue start at 8 30 am at home then Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 00 am with high requiem mass burial at family choice She belonged to Shepherds of Bethlehem Goldenlate lodge Lucetta Warner circle Companions of the Foresters of America. Also funeral for Mrs Adna Otis widow of John Otis of 34 George street with services at 8 30 am then St Augustine's church at 9 00 am burial at St Michaels cemetery. And funeral for Mrs Anna Johnson of 1418 East Main street at 3 00 pm with burial at Lakeview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. ‘Cameron
Charles S. Cameron
Wilmot Avenue
Blessed Sacrament Church
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Goldenlate Lodge
Lucetta Warner Circle
Companions of the Foresters of America
Adna Otis
John Otis
George Street
St. Augustine's Church
Dielock
St. Michaels Cemetery
Anna Johnson
John G. Johnson
East Main Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Mary Walsh
James Walsh
Joseph Oakey
Butler Street
St. Peter's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Frederick P. Converse
Blakeman Place
Stratford
Daniel L. Stevens
Portland
Denonis O'Connor
Pembroke Street
Chames L. Dennis
State Street
St. Mary's Church
St Michael’s Cemetery
Loyal Order of Moose
Bridgeport Lodge
Mrs. Oakey
Susan A. Hawley
Susan A. Heawley
Edwin Hawley
John J. Dunn
King Street
Nichols Cemetery
Donato Antonuccio
Pasqualine Antonuccio
Leonard Antouccio
Ella Gerak Antonucelo
St Michael
Charles Howe
Sxty-Five
Thompson Street
Henry A. Remington
Barnum Avenue
William Street
Frank Czarnota
Josephine ‘Czarnota
Orchard Street
Ft. Vincent's Hospital
St. Michael's Church
Byrial
St. Michael's Cometagy
Multiple Obsequies Marker Stratford Memorial Notices
Readable portions list numerous funeral services in Stratford with dates and times for Mrs. Mary Walsh Mrs. Frederick P Converse Mrs. Denomis OConnor George Rockwell Bailey Ruth Braker Susan Hawley Pasqualine Antonuccio Ella Gerak Antonuccio Florence E Albert Charles Howe James Foley Josephine Czarnota and others detailing prior residences church names cemeteries and officiating clergy.
Police Sergeant Seeks Demotion in Norwalk
Detective Sergeant John Roberts of East Norwalk asked the City Council to revert to patrolman with no raise. Promoted Sept 8, 1925, his pay was held up after Mayor Robbins questioned legality. He sought the demotion due to lack of cooperation and no duties to perform amid funding issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
John Roberts
East Norwalk
Josa
Roberts
Counciil
Thomas Robbing
Hartford
Robbins
Roberta
Prohibition Straw Vote Underway Across Cities
A cross vote asks readers to mail ballots on Volstead act revision as The Post and Telegram tabulates results with 19 newspapers nationwide. Boston shows strong support for modifying the law with 13 097 for and 3 397 against. other cities report varied margins on light wines and beer and general support for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Post
New Jersey
Washington
D. C
New Orleans
Ala
Times-Picayune
Salt Lake City
Wctall
Telegram
Cincinnati
Ohio
Enquirer
Pittsburgh
Penn
Gazette Times
Manchester
N. IL
Union Leader
Peoria
Wils
Transcript
Constitution
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Anacodda, Mont
Standard
New Stamford Police Chief Named 38 in Stamford
Earl Old Stamford reports John B. Brennan, 38, named chief of police succeeding James Heffernan who retires after 36 years. Brennan has served since 1914 and as captain since 1919. Mayor Keating also appoints Walter J. Williams as captain. Eleven supernumeraries named regulars. Richard Gillespie of Gillespie Brothers, Inc. named to Board of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
John B. Brennan
Samford
Tagr Night
James Heffernan
Police Department
Heffernan
Bramford
John F. Keating
Walter J
Williama
Wiema
Common Council
Richard TH. Gilespie
Gillespie Brothers, Inc
Stamford Advocate
Fi Nance
Robert L. Johnson
the Coure
Partola Mint Laxative Patent Medicine Ad
A vintage style ad claims peppermint Partola boosts appetite and acts as a laxative and antiseptic. It touts peppermint candy taste with mild digestive aid and invites readers to buy boxes, warning against imitations.
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Relief Board
M. W. Belzer
SP. M
Fairfield Ave
Tel
Ator Service
Mikes
Daily Record
Anderson
H.E.E
Morgan
Miss Adeline Einder
Algonquin Club
Farm Bureau
Business
Anna Otis
Anna Jolson
Dennis O'Connor
George Rockwell Bailey
William J. Carver
Orange Street
August G. Mak
Stratford Avenue
E. Foster Piner
Newfield M. E
Ruth Braker
God Tehee
William May
Harry VanWart
Walter VanWart
Henry Buckley
Louis R. Albert
Florence E. ‘Albert
Long Hill
Brinsmade Cemetery
Long Til
Earl Old
Brennan
Williams
Read’s
Visconti
John ST
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