Danbury Party Split Widens Over Mayor Nomination
In Danbury the Democratic party factional rift widens after James I. Cutt is named mayoral nominee over Frank Stevens. Stevens threatens resignation and a town committee split deepens as factional tensions and predictions surface about party leadership and the upcoming run.
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Danbury
Mar
Democratic Party
James I. Cutt
Frank Stevens
Stevens
Stevenshaw
Thosts
Steveng Taye
Education Board Weighs Funds for Janitors Pay Increase
The Education Board debated funding a $100 raise for a specified period up to April 1, with apportionment changes and court routes possible. Two teachers resign for matrimony and a janitor also quits. budget transfers and pay delays for substitutes drew scrutiny as the board voted to cover vehicle and salary costs from new appropriations.
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Board of Apportionment
Towehorn
Marjoria S. Allen
Ealing Wows School
Anon Lauretty Daley
Longfellow School
M. Barratt
Whealer School
Toney
Community Organization Meeting Notices Across Bridgeport
A list of various clubs lodges and associations in Bridgeport outlines tonight's meeting notices and venue changes. Groups include Fraternal Rid, Bridgeport Master Fidelity, Bridgeport Mile Club, Athletic Club, Golden Hinatreet Konckapotangah tribe, Pythian Sisters, Pequonnock lodge, Carpentiry and Joiners, and many others with addresses on Main Street Union Avenue State Street and 1188 Main Street.
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Bridgeport
Algonauin Club
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport Mile Club
State
WC. A
Main Street
Harmony Round
O. UA
State Street
Mithra Judge K
Matin Street
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pequonnock Lodge
Broad Atrect Carpentiry and Joiners
Jam Street
Martha Waabinrton Jodge
Davughtera
St. George
Edasldr Reve
Tandies
Abe
Aacoas Dees
Arch Street
Men
Twelfth District
Republican Club
Union Avenue
Court Pequonnoch
Broad Street
Betney Test Council, Sons and Daughters of Liherty
John C. Tuthi Camp
W. OW
Sick Benefit Association
Rt State
Stratford Considers 25 Mill Tax Rate Reduction
Stratford Town Council discussed trimming the 25 mill tax rate after the grand list came in around 19.0 million, about 1 million above estimates, with potential to save about 60,000 in taxes if legally feasible. Other items included street and infrastructure changes, ambulance wagon plan, fund transfers, and financing for sewer work.
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Stratford
Stratfod
Amuyvordmiien
Why Men Leave Home at Majestic Pleases Telegram Reviewer
A reviewer praises the Majestic production Why Men Leave Home calling the lead and supporting cast strong in emotional scenes. The critic notes vivid costumes and stage movement, while suggesting some lines could be toned for better art. Overall the performance elicits audience approval despite minor criticisms.
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Majestic
Telephone maintenance guidance for safe operation
The article advises keeping the telephone clean and inside the unit, preventing current leakage and maintaining dry batteries. It instructs to ensure the transmitter is engaged, avoid leaving the receiver off the switch, and not to pound or jolt the instrument as it could damage delicate parts.
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Java
Important Legislation From a Woman’s Standpoint
Mrs. Helen Lewis, first Republican woman representative for Fairfield county, spoke on jury service women in industry and reasons to pass certain bills. She urged clearer laws and fewer amendments, arguing past deliberations should have avoided current changes.
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Helen Lewis
Fanfeld County
Mra. Lewis
Evacuation of Ruhr Pressures in German Payment Plan
The article notes Germany would evacuate the Ruhr as France and Belgium collect indemnity. It compares to Franco-Prussian war troop withdrawals and reports foreign workers being sent into the Ruhr to replace German labor. It mentions arrests of Fraulein Maria Laidera and Ludera over treatment, with details sparse.
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Rhineland
Irerdy
Greece Honors Root and Pritchett for Carnegie Library Grant
The Greek government awards honors to Root and Pritchett in gratitude for Carnegie Corporation support enabling the construction of the Gennadius Library building. Greek and U.S. officials participate in the ceremony.
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Nea Youu
Marekr
Graces Las
Lth
Tluot
Chatrmay
Trusteau
Carnegie Corporation
Royal Order of St. George Thy Wirst
Henry &. Pritchett
Panmidis Groek
M ‘Tsuintulou
Milford Republicans To Form New Club Tonight
Milford Republicans move to form a new Milford Republican club after endorsement of William B. McCarthy for Deputy Judge. Membership applications circulate as five district vice presidents recruit five members each. Organizers aim to build an independent backbone for the party ahead of a possible larger GOP organization next fall.
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Republicans
Milford
Republican Club
Willum B. McCarthy
George J Smith
Milford Republican Club
Hay
Ataunch
GO. P
Republican Party
Taxes Europeans Have to Pay in Comparison with U. S.
A Washington report compares income tax burdens for a 5000 dollar, 10000 dollar, 26000 dollar, and 54000 dollar income across the United States and several European nations. It lists U S taxes and taxes in France Germany Canada Great Britain for married with dependents. France shows the lowest at 100 000 incomes while Great Britain and Germany carry heavier levies.
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U. S
Washington
Grealritain
Germany
Canada
France
United States
Great Britain
Internal Revenue Bureau
Iran
Franco
Vrance
Rance Tinited
Great Writ
P U Board Sets Hearing on Car Fare Proposals
The P U Board schedules a hearing on car fare changes amid debate over a five for fifteen plan and overall operating costs. Manufacturers and company officials discuss policy, with a uniform rate favored by Superintendent Datta though details are still unsettled.
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Ann Bng
Tranafera
Sud
Manufacturers' Association
Wilysa
Alpheny Win- Hey
Tovalinitaa- Horbee
Tm, Datta
Connecticut Company
Man Attacked by Cat Injures Hands at Local Winery
John White of 272 M Street was savagely attacked last night by a cat and sustained injuries to both hands. Wounds were cauterized at Winery Weney Hospital.
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Cat, & Nousehald
John White
Wes Crely
Weney Hospitat
Hoover names 12 member exploration commission on farm issues
Secretary Hoover appointed twelve members to a special commission to study agricultural problems and summoned members to meet at a Washington port on March 24. The article notes the panel will inquire into farm issues and potential remedies.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Uren
Tere Ward
Crosby Nominated for Greenwich Borough Warden
Crosby stands for warden of Greenwich Borough after a May primary vote. incumbent Percy Tuthit not reappointed. Delegates named four nominees including William A. Tia and John F. Dings. contest spots filled by town officials and local figures amid rival noms and recalls.
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Grinwich
Mar
Speen
Nororgh Vatican
Deny Danight
Tude
James
Albert
Meng
Joseph Crosby
Aili
Uehar
Clutwater
Momiv
KF. Kowley
John Ft. Dinge
Sat Wale
Wiliam A. Tia
Dumos
Bullivan
Heney Nomm Nees
Neal
Mit Melvins
Tie
Hnma
Percy Tuthit
Sullivan
Thomas Newton
James D. Buckwalter
Wan
Dala Wy
Dae Toney
Dadge Dertal
AJ Wubbard
Thomas J. Tingiish
de Tis
Opium Arrest Stirs Chinatown District Crime Scene
A chaotic report describes a man named Walt detained after an opium use incident. Police, including Sergeant Brolley, investigate a Chinese smoking scene with a long pipe and heated supplies. The piece notes public anxiety over opium and mentions fines and court action as authorities push anti narcotic measures.
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Brolley
Walt
Tinto Court
Hair Care Cautions Against Frequent Washing
A guide warns against frequent washing as it damages hair. It advises minimal use of soap, avoiding harsh alkali in shampoos, and stresses rinsing to remove dust oil and dandruff. Emphasis is on leaving hair soft shiny and easy to manage with gentle cleansing only.
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Aid
Wendy
Ayers
Olive Tablets Ad Claims Cleansing Skin Without Side Effects
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable remedy for clear skin and improved mood. It claims no dark urine, bad breath, or constipation and asserts the product is safe with no pain, urging readers to take one or two tablets weekly to notice improvement.
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Edwarda
Hewla
Hvey
Jr. Edwards
Calome
Nevers
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