Republicans Oppose State Bond Measure in Debated Plan
The article reports Republican leaders opposing a proposed 50 million to 100 million dollar state bond plan for institutional needs and a state office building, amid debates in committees. It notes tensions between the Roads and Appropriations panels, mentions Lieutenant Governor Realhard as a leading supporter, and describes uncertain prospects as lawmakers weigh funding and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realhard
Wis
Threemen
Merobera
Waterbury
Aden
Renate
Girl bank robber sentenced to thirty days
Judge Beck criticized the defendant Moss M for a lack of repentance and noted she benefited from an apparent “even break.” He suggested she was a product of the jazz age and warned the maximum sentence could reach fifteen years for child burglary as statutes allow. The case followed a break in at the First N Canal Hawka where a student sought tuition funds at the University of South Dakota.
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Mer
Beck
Moss M
Rodmother
Chance
Fraternal Meetings and Lodge Gatherings Listed
A set of notices lists lodge meetings and fraternal group gatherings at various addresses including Steattard Avenue, Woodtorma Elu, Main Street, and Union avenues. It mentions No. 37 Steattard, Noble Ateri, and Women’s Relief roving Street with dates, times, and locations for members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farren Tole
Steattard Avenue
Port Lodge
Werder Oof Foresters
Ton Street
Woodtorma Elu
Aye- Ateri
Tun Tar Nur
Columie Sovinte
Comptet
Waster
Jr Must
Trai Street
Women's Relief
Civic
Mtiss Mean
Maensterberg Lode
Meaen Stret
Nutrie
Amipotent
PLC
Lime Street
Maint
Maint Repeleus Lodge, No. 4, Tost Crowd Street
Unneil
Ton Avenue
Lodge
I Juonees
Ers
Tnt Union Af Neveriegs
Dyenion
VOM
Deroad
Niler
Eckart Acquitted In Beer Running Case
The trial centered on George Eckart and co defendants in a beer running case. State witnesses testified about a truck carrying barrels of beer, with details of arrests at the scene and conflicting statements from defendants and officers. Jury deliberated after lengthy arguments, and Eckart was acquitted while other defendants faced further proceedings.
New Movie Tax Debate Continues On Repeal Effort
Lawmakers argue over repealing the present movie tax with Mr Blodgett contending the tax would have lowered funds and criticizing administrative economy. He questions constitutionality and cites U S court decisions while noting interstate film shipments and theater contracts across states.
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Walsh
Blodgett
Blogett
BAI
Assembly
U. S
Stumies
Abe
Connecticu
New York
Radio poll planned to guide commission in New York
A radio poll is planned to guide the new Radio Control Commission. The survey will canvass public opinion on broadcasting policy and is led by Acthar L. Cu, president of the American Radio Foundation. Results will be released by the newly appointed commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leense
Acthar l. Cu
American
Radio Foundation
Ex convict awarded three thousand dollars in heart balm case
In Bridgeport Superior Court today a jury awarded Monte Somrine of New Haven $3,000 against Sper Amin Rosenblatt and his wife and related parties for alleged emotional distress after family ties and alleged interference in a divorce. The trial outlined claims of love letters and support during a prison term and touched on alleged involvement with stolen cars and business dealings linked to the Rosenblatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew
Speramin Rosenblatt
Wms Street
Uiridgeport
Monte Sonrrine
New Haven
Rosenblatts
Dore
Risenblatt.t
Loufrine
Dickinson
Foutrine
F. Stone
Roxen- Flatt
Claire
Soufrine
Flosypi
Hoy
Phitcaw and Shrebnick
Soufriny
Obituary notices from local paper recount several deaths
Multiple obituaries outline services and interments for Minnie Elizabeth Hriving Grierly at 162 Newfield Avenue. Frank W. Miller a Spanish War veteran at Brookyln Naval Hospital. Louise Riversfe of Charles A. Comiske.d. Michael Nolan. Frederick T. Baldwin. Dr J Reed Topping. and others with details on funeral homes, churches, cemeteries, and participating organizations. services occur across Trumbull Waterbury and surrounding areas with references to St Michael's, St James, and local lodges and committees.
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Minnie Elizabeth Hriving
Frederick W. Grierly
Newfield Avenue
Park Cemetery
Frank W. Miller
Reservoir Avenue
Trumoull
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Easeworth
Fred
Bridgeport
Edward
Providence
Tue ‘Chinkly
Waterbury
Flake Stroker
Winsted
Connecticut Meary Artillery
Speedwell Lodge
Water
W. F. White
Trumbull M. EL
Boucher, Ward
Reilly
Louise Riversfe
Charles A. Comiske
Purlaia
Galligher
Gallagher
Fairfield Avenue
Anthony
Philip Massicatt
Mabel Drendergast
Vhimes
Matthew Laniviere
Wiliam A. Gordon
Peter Rivers
Charles Williams
Familly
St. Michael's Cemetery
Gas Meter Removed Used Rubber Hose Theft Case
Daniel Bergen age twenty nine of 963 Grand Street was arrested on a warrant charging theft of gas from Bridgeport Gas Company. Bergen, unemployed for four months, owed money and removed the meter claiming the gas company owed him nothing. A loose connection caused gas to escape and he placed a rubber hose over the vent to the range, saying he used only the escaped gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bergen
Grand Street
Lester Hay
Bridgeport Gas Company
Bergen
Carrier of Mail Is Arraigned Here
A carrier of mail, named Ansonia, was arraigned here after a package was deposited at the post office and later chewed at the post flea. Train clerks between Ansonia and Seymour were involved in the dispute, with the event taking place in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elite
Uhy Ansonia
Ansoni
Seymour
Compensation Denied In Yale and Towne Case
Thomas Fiordclisi of Sumford claims three years of disability due to a yard accident at Yale and Towne Manufacturing. Commissioner J. P. Lineking rejected his compensation after eight weeks previously awarded, noting the injury did not instantly prevent work. A new group claiming to form a camp and proceed with stock purchases announced plans with 25000 cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fiordclisi
Sumford
Yale and
Towne Manufacturing Company
J. PT. Lbneking
Clamant
Wise
Father and Son Win $600 Accident Award
A Superior Court jury under Judge John W. Banks found for Morse Denke and his son in a New Slaven case. They sued after a June 15 1928 Spruce Street accident claiming injuries from a speeding car. The boy receives $500 and the father $100 for medical expenses and injuries.
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John W. Banks
Rorse Denke
Sears
Old Bon
Earge
Ily
New Slaven
Spruce Errest
Denke
Molaal
Fairfield to Seek Court Over Sewage Plan Changes
Fairfield officials threaten court action to contest Bridgeport sewer program shifts aimed at addressing pollution along Fairfield beach. Discussions focus on Black Rock sewer ties, chlorination costs, sedimentation options, and sequencing of plant installations under a five year outlook.
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Ridgeport
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Toole
Albert B. Lavery
Vico Fa Repuplican
Warefiel
Regis
Bears
Poole
Black Rock
Baifield
Mayer
Tehgens
Hite
Black Reef Harbor
la Poole
Btrte Health Department
Caty
Bostwick Avenue
el Bridgeport
Doctors Skeptical Of Radio Hypnotism Demonstration
A medical panel questions the radio hypnotism display citing concerns about the subject's deep hypnotic influence. They note unreliable recollection of messages and doubt the demonstrator's claim of genuine mind control during the experiment.
Girl Hit By Mallay Auto Taken To Hospital
Elizabeth Kennedy ten of 248 Vine Street was injured last night when struck by an automobile driven by Victor Mallay forty on Washington Avenue near Coleman Street. She was taken to the Emergency Hospital where Dr. Chester H. Isaberlin treated her. Two stitches were taken in lucern Huns on both knees. The driver said she darted from between two parked cars and he could not avoid the collision.
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Elizabeth Kennedy
Vine Street
Victor Mallay
Avenue
Chester Bh.isaberlin
Washington Avenue
Coleman Street
Burglary and Intrusion Reported at Several Homes and Firms
Police received reports of three burglaries or attempted breaks including the Tirligeport Poster Advertising company at 26 Stratford Avenue where cash was sought but the safe remained locked. Nelle Danze of 184 Main Street reported theft of merchandise. Mrs. McCarthy of 440 Seaview Avenue awakened by a prowler at 43 oclock, the intruder fled after a scream.
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Tirligeport
Stratford, Avenue
Séivertising Company
Nelle Danze
Main Street
McCarthy
Seaview Avenue
State Guard Veterans Dine at Brooklawn Country Club
About four dozen members of the former State Guard association attended the seventh annual banquet at Brooklawn Country Club. The evening featured a humorous play performed by members, with a reunion of veterans who served in the old State Guard in 181K. Other attendees listed include Harold Road Hewlett and C. Irving, along with several others.
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State Guard Veterans
Brooklawn Country
Asseun
Miet
Compan
Old State Guard
Burglars Clean Out Abercrombie Awning Shop
Burglars Tuesday night entered the Abercrombie Awning shop at 660 Uni Avenue and stole two complete display carriages, six spools of thread, 6,000 yards of thread, and tools used in awning making. Entrance was gained by forcing a side window. detectives worked all day without a clue to the burglars identity.
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Abercrombie
Uni Avenue
Bver Place
Ont
Building Worker Falls Forty Feet in Construction Site
Joseph DiPasanale of Merriam Street was severely injured yesterday while working on an exterior wall of a building under construction in Seaville. He fell about forty feet to the ground, injuring his right hip, arm, and shoulder blade. He was taken to St Vincent’s hospital. condition listed as fair last night.
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Joseph DiPasanale
Merriam Stret
Pardy
Seavi Nouvenne
Mmergens Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
James T Patterson Improves After Appendicitis Operation
James T Patterson, president of Cornwall and Satterson time pany and Alsonguin club, is resting comfortably at Milford Hospital after an appendicitis operation on Tuesday night. The operation was successful and his speedy recovery is hoped.
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James T. Patterson
Cornwall and Satterson
Alsonguin Club
Milford Wespitial
Patterson
Evelyn Robert Pies Greenwipt in New York
Evelyn Robert Pies Greenwipt died in New York or nearby after ailing. Survived by a sister and possibly other relatives in New England. Funeral details and full obituary unavailable in the fragment.
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Greenwiptl Meron
Ian
New Yor
New Busland
Hebert
York
Woman Killed by Fall in Allew and Bib Streets
Mrs Nell Rennell, aged forty five, fell in Allew and Bib streets yesterday afternoon. She sustained injuries and was not treated on the spot. Ambulances arrived but details of her condition remain unclear.
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James
Celhar
Fire Record at Uprentur Arena in Eugene
A fire incident at a local arena in Eugene damaged facilities and prompted emergency response. No injuries reported as crews secured the site and began preliminary assessments of the damage and cause.
Captain Kane Injured in Fall at Mingine House No. 3
Captain John T. Kane commanding officer at Mingine House No. 3 is recovering from a severe fall at the firehouse. He sustained knee wounds requiring seven stitches after a stumble while at work.
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John T. Kane
Mingine House No. 3
Iiy
Iegine House
Nadly
Cop Sprints and Captures Thief in Quick Alley Chase
A police officer chased and detained a thief after a short sprint with bystanders aiding. The incident occurred over a distance just over a quarter mile, ending when the officer subdued the suspect near a street edge. Local witnesses described the pursuit as tense and rapid.
Birth Control May Win Approval
A legislative debate on birth control draws mixed opinion with women present and opposed. Merc Hepburn argues for health and progress, while opponents cite moral and social concerns. Letters from reformists and educators urge action to remove law barriers and allow proper instruction and access.
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Richard Jones
West Habland
Merc
Hepburn
Day
Pe Song Dn
Fev
T. Tutledize Beale
Bridgeport
Conference of Congregational Churches
Eli. G. Brodsky
Niridgenert
Parrith Quade
Hudson Chamman
Yate 1
Thivass
Governor Signs Waterbury Bond Bill Amid City Projects
Governor Trutytull signed a trio of bond measures affecting Waterbury. The package includes $1,000,000 sewer bonds, $200,100 hedge bonds, and $1,000,000 in fire department bonds to fund city improvements without delay.
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Hartford
Trutytull
Waterbury
Eva Aue
Neaf
Fire Department
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Wertun
George S. Thawle Moenroe
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Arket
Mekart
Laiedsreneh
Tlindl Street
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Alexander
James J. Finnegan
Westport Barracks
Capitol Avenue
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Polleenan
Vrenel
Whart
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Finnegin
Adel
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Wolfe
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Comley
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Tam
George Eckart
Thomas My. Cullinan
Newsey
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Alexanter
Ttarney Kirin
Cumley
Clifford Connie
Lewis
Ajain
Hig Argumen
Rinkey
Comey
Attormey Kieu
Corthudeo Foo
Idge Wolfe
Kora
Lalla Watts Pune
Minnie BE. Brierly
Mrs. Louise Comiske
Michael Nolan
Kite
Stratford Avenue
St. James Church
James D. Dolan
James Cullen
John Kiernan
James Sexton
Bred McDonald
Thomas Atkins
Patrick Callahan
Puriut Wag
St. Michel's Cemetery
Frederick L. Baldwin
HW. T. Howards
Garden Street Oom
Turner
Trenton
Vincent Creton
Parsersheith
Buorlal
the Ark Cemetery
J. Reed Topping
TL. Banks
Wes
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
William EB. Parker
Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
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Senera New York
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W Denter Bowieh
Secretiry
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Bridgepurt Harbor
Woe Sound
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Ash Creek
Reefore Tha
Mreling
Bradford
Pierce
Chairoas
Lb Commission
de. Puale
State Water Commission
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Behrens
McLintock
Mountain Grove
Adinistration
Congress Street
Wiese
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Evelyn Robert Pies
Kant
Marcus Prover
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