Bill Eliminating Hubbard From One Post Passes
A Republican machine driven move cleared a bill removing Hubbard from a state post Arthur Hubbard and John M. Brook led the Senate vote with only dissent from Ralph T. Monochoy. The measure linked Hubbard’s reeappointment to a state board and Cheshire informatory directorship, passed after an amended Senate reading. The House approved without opposition, confirming political shifts in the Connecticut Agricultural College and related offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trantford
Republican Wate
Hubbard
Middetown Democrat
Aither Ue State Board of Finanes Oy Frog
House
John FH. Wrombail
Meadire
Joan VM. Wada
Chiliman
Trishard
Bonntor
Fia
Senate
John M. Brook
Ralph Tt. Mronehoy
Blae
Louse Duvador Buckley
Clark
Loring
Atat
Machine
Flaboard
Cheshire Informatory
Peeson
Ind
Strut, Board of Finance
Aidi Pergat Jy Ar
He Genera Assembl
Sunshine Girls Shower Honors Member at Event
Sunshine Girls hosted a celebratory shower for member Merde Cilshy nearing her upcoming devon fie. Guests included Mrs HO Weiser and Vdecorafive sefiiger of veltow with numerous attendees listed, sharing a lively social gathering and tributes to honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merde Cilshy
Albert
HO Weiser
Veltow
Uelen
Mabitin Shuaimonet
Mrs. Willaticle
al Clarkson
Mass Kiana Albright
Meetings Tonight Across Local Lodges and Societies
Various fraternal and civic groups hold meetings tonight at listed addresses including Wowomponn tribe lodge 1198 Main. Monitor lodge 164 State street. Advlytian lodge 1040 Uutond avenue. Magny Charte lodge 396 Stratford avenue. Bridgeport Philosophical Society 1087 Broad street. Enishet lodge 62 Cannon street. Subalpine club Agh atrent. Warner circle 651 Stata street. Dorothea Stamm 1119 road street. Pyramid temple Mason temple. Household of Ruth 497 Housatonic avenue. Beaside council 1026 Main street. Cornelia Wilder council 1024 Main street. Lady Howe council 1119 Trond.
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Monitor Lodge T
State Street
Advlytian Lodge
Uutond Atrent
Magny Charte Lodge
Sons of St George
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport Philosophical Society
Broad Street
Enishet Lodge
Beaside Council
Royal Arcanum
Main Street
Cornelia Wilder
Lady Howe Council
Sons and Daughters of
Djherry
Trond Street
Park Board Fails to Name Commissioner
The Fark Board in meeting yesterday decided no successor to the late Judge Morris. Beardaley will be appointed until a full meeting of the board. Absence of Charlan Canfield on Co Barnum Swaley marked the session. Spring work dominated, golf house plans at Boardsley Park discussed but not finalized.
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Fark
Morris
Beardaley
Charlan
Canfield On
Co. Barnum Swaley
Boardsley Park
Local engineer unveils new submarine clutch design
A Lika Parpedo company engineer, Mr Varreja Vravenfelder, announces a new clutch for submarines. The device engages and disengages under way, tolerates engine or motor failure, and aims to improve power transmission in submerged propulsions. He notes prior submarine applications developed during nine years with the firm.
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Cis
TFS
Tak Vena
Mtatorship
Lika Parpedo Company
Baeate
Becaiea
Apechel Ventuce
Walter Millard to Speak at League Meet at Stratfield Hotel
Walter Millard will address the League Meet under the auspices of the Beaverport League of Women Voters. The event, organized by local government study groups and university councils, will cover constitutional convention topics and public policy proposals amid other civic agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Millard
Vhs Wicller J. Midian
American Proper Tena Representation League
Stratfeld
Nuaploes
Bevigeport League of Women Vetera
Crurse Ocf Lectins
Clty
Redidental
Mr. Mulird
Ehingen Pendlag
University Ultiabir
Tiada Cuunclis
Tle
Chumer
Manual Training Display at Armory Monday
Local public schools present an Armory exhibition of manual training work starting Monday. Students from higher grades showcase handicraft including tabourela whiary fables toys and woodwork displayed from afternoon into Saturday night.
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Wil
Weeping Ag
Armory
Predict More Rain For This Section
Weather reports from last night temper optimism for rain. Forecasters expect cloudy skies with a continued chance of rain across the area today. In northern New England, a marked disturbance moved rapidly northeast yesterday, complicating conditions in the region.
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New England
Weather Bureau
County Section of Rome Holds Annual Meeting
The County Section of Rome held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the Tridge work office. The session, led by President Hinda, reviewed comprehensive work on modernization. over 200 children were served at the event. Board officers and trustees were elected for three years. committees were formed under Judge Mine and AG Calhoun, with several local residents named to posts and appointive panels.
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Suollon
Ov Muutantion
Cather M Strayer
Turingle
Boston Witless
Boston
Geet Oltiars
Taunt Fe
Willapandis Huse
County Ag
Moa
Thies
Miss Founty
Jh. Worlin
Secrebiry
Arthie
Coiley
Wheenrombagann
Tina
O. Cuihoun
Am Trustans
Mes
Hayes Nay Wile
Alta
Gaffer
Gaffer Db Wo Merad
Misa Worddn
Mars Willie
Wareda
Norma Gaynor
Wilpatrick
Mia Chmiley
W. Parka
Sealer
Phe Wusiees
Amay
Marlon Vates
Misa Lareto Godfeoy
Ward Chiedsen
Mies
Fighert Philos
Tna
Tudge Mine
AG Calhoun
Eure
Bey
Chartea
Dtoree
Mys
Winder Hk Te Mongyi
Duventio Cuvet
Board of
Tidueation
Advention
Catholle
Proton
Eisseehy
Noeditto Ans
Judea A Inuned
Man Calhoun
Conley End Ales
Stra
Cewld
Mr. Strayer
Misa Gadfrey
Mas Grace
Thadlea
Mya
Drewley
Miss Hiiehaites
Kev da
Mia Mami
Mia
Wardle
Mel, Wilmer
Mia Wandin
Gun Toters Fined In Westport Court Clumsy OCR Entry
Westport court fined two individuals after a disorderly incident involving carrying concealed weapons. The melee appeared in front of Judge Adams as authorities cited alleged improperly possessed firearms. Details describe a taxi ride dispute and threats amid unclear names and locations.
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Westport
iThary Moore
Joseph Szurlon
Doneyy Adams
Michael Deantatek
Greg Fuk
Joseph Mann
Ast Norwilk
Norvalle
Lowa
Initiatory Degree Conferred by De Molay Chapter
The initiatory degree was conferred by De Molay Chapter Orher of De Molay during the meeting in Midoule Sample. Following the simplification of the depress, a meeting was decided for the quarter of the meeting next Thursday to exemplify the De Molay degree.
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Tifdgaport
de Molay
Depres
Tie Meatng
Gardentar
Huumther
One Niuel Grand Council
Ial Antare
Unwise to Censor Crime News Warns Walter Lippmann
Walter Lippmann, New York editor, told Cleveland chamber members that censoring crime news is unwise and dangerous. He warned editors may justify censoring other news if they curb crime coverage, arguing crime is part of life and newspapers should print it without turning into detectives or judges.
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New York
Cleveland
Walter Lippmann
Chamber of Commerce
Lippmann
First Tryout Of Modification In National Defense Warhing Don
The article outlines early testing of new national defense plans tied to agreements at the Arm conference. It discusses Panama Canal service, rail networks, and coastal and sea power, noting potential weaknesses from cruiser and submarine development and the need for rapid passage in war. It cites Navy and Army War College analysis on how plans affect defense chains and transport across continents.
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Don
Panama
Navy
Army War College
Army
Merchant Marine
Cransperk
O'L
Hesonu
Trang
Catfish Simpson Sued for Alimony
A court on Catalina Island heard that the performer Catfish Simpson faced alimony demands from his wife and two children. The judge noted prior failures to provide support as the defendant claimed debts and humor surfaced during testimony.
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Catetina
Hia
Simpaon
Toy Angelet
Meyng Cheir Foywr
Gilden
Denial of Drug Use by School Children in Lewith
A local physician and officials dispute claims that schoolchildren are being targeted by drug dealers. They argue there is no confirmed evidence of widespread youth drug use and urge corroboration from independent sources before accepting such statements.
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Burfalo
Mronks Unt Gram
Lewith Oftver
Gram — Anys
Teunnat Conceiya
Hannge Speediy
Vatican Moscow Ties Strained Over Church Properties
Moscow Vatican relations strain as Rome appeals to Britain over Catholic Church properties in Ukraine and Prague era. Rome seeks support from England while Moscow cites Armenian independence and Turkish policy conflicts. Vatican-Soviet rift widens amid broader geopolitical tensions affecting Catholic relief and diplomacy.
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Vatican
Holy See
Moscow
Catholic Church
Rugain
Yuttevu Fk Offerte
Lenden
England
Huough
Rome
Mesna
Poontaet
Qusala
Vatican Ia
Turkey
Third International
Italy
Etha
Tilly
Arctic regions said to be getting warmer
A historical report notes unusual warming in Arctic regions with milder weather in Greenland Sea and Bering Strait areas. Meteorologists seek causes as warmer surface currents and shifting ice patterns alter landmarks and sea conditions far north of Europe and Norway.
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Washington
Arctic
Weather Bureau
Greenland Sea
Europe
Bering Lea
America
Ciel
Mexico
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Treland
Norway
Hammerfoat
Tis
Sen
Spitzbergen
Votes for all women would mean end of war
Kana Hutchinson reports from March 2 that enfranchisement of women could end war by empowering women to participate in governance. Mia Morgan, cited as a former lieutenant governor and delegate to the International Suffrage Conference in Kerne Italy, argues women’s suffrage is central to peace. The Rome conference, featuring delegates from twelve countries, aims to bolster the suffrage movement amid wartime tensions. Morgan notes Italy’s suffrage campaign and warns that denying women's voting rights may prolong conflict.
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Hutchinson
Kana
Univers
Mia
Morgan
Kerne
Italy
Hutchinsoy News
Ida
Ieutenant
Fovarnor
Wanias
Huron
Elurope
Franca
Hamwsaives
Tomy
Allianca
Ita
National League of Wolney Water
United States
Rome
Europe
Murope
Fupoman Fraivell Nt
Stamford Widow Awarded 7900 in Death Suit
Regina Montagnino, administratrix for Ignazzio Montagnino, won a $7500 verdict in a death action against her brothers Gus and Frank Selafani, who are serving prison terms for the killing. Jury remained past closing time after dramatic testimony and debate, with the maximum statutory recovery listed as $10,001.
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Regina Montagnino
Stamford
Ignazzio
Gua
Frank Sela
John W. Banks
Denis Mulvihill
Naither
Gus Selafani
Nor Hin Brother
Vronk
Defenar
Morela haGruard
Proms
New
New York
Woman fatally harmed by hatchet in Cincinnati apartment
Police found two bodies in a Cincinnati apartment with a hatchet nearby and gunshot wounds. Fidel Guadinay, his ex wife Rose Krier, and Jerry Liermann are among those named in the scene as investigators describe a fatal attack and possible self-inflicted gunshots.
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Cincinnati
Auburn
Inglnner
Fidel Guadinay
Jerry Liermann
Rose Krier
Badler
Handley Sud
Milford Republicans Plan for New Club
Milford March 1 Special meeting of about 26 prominent Republicans organized a new Republican Club of Milford. Italaten presided as temporary chair and Tracy W. Hughes named temporary secretary. A three member committee will draft by laws and a constitution for formal organization and officer election in a few days.
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Milford
Mar l
WC. Ralston
Mombora
Italaten
Tracy W. Hughes
Oficera
Local Legionnaires to Attend Bonus Hearing in Bradford
John W1 Willems, divisional commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, leads about 200 veterans from the state to a Bradford hearing before the General Assembly finance committee on the bonus payment. The Raymond Havrin post at Osdiny will be represented by Commander Millx Crue Adjutant John Kilkino and about 26 members.
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John
New Tourist Record in Honolulu During 1922
Reports by George Armitage and The Howat Tourist Bureau show 1922 arrivals in Honolulu reached 12 842, surpassing 1916 and outpacing earlier records. The text also contains unrelated garbled advice on utensils and cooking, with several incomplete phrases and nonsensical lines.
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Honolulu
Smith Post Chooses Convention Delegates
Fairfield march 14 The George A Smith post American Legion in meeting tonight appointed a committee to propose reception of delegates who will attend the Fairfield County meeting of the American Legion to be held in Birmingham Thursday evening Committee members follow George Anderson George Tolstoy Michael McNally The meeting accepted resignation of Harry Corrns and named John Grills to his post, indicating changes in athletic committee leadership.
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Fairfield
Sproat
George A. Smith
American Legion
Falield County
The
Bhermar Lalhere
Georgy Anderann
Georra Tolstoy
Michard McNally
Harry Corr
Athiatic
John Grills
Compensation Awards Reported Across Several Cases
The record notes multiple workers compensation decisions. Buckingham and Bruni receive weekly benefits for injuries sustained in August 1922 and subsequent weeks. Awards include medical expenses and lump sums for partial or total incapacity. Other cases involve the American Tube and Stamping Companies and Harvey Bathhell & Company with varying durations and amounts. Local officials and physicians are referenced in relation to reporting accidents and treatment.
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Bury
Darla Tewell
Warlarhe Rand
Harvey Uatbhell Ands Company
Buchhuring
Willy Ao
Propose Accepting Sheppard-Towner Act Debate
A report from Hartword outlines support for adopting the Sheppard-Towner Act in a federal maternity aid plan. Advocates urge $40,000 yearly for state programs to match federal grants, noting existing authority in Concord for hygiene work and highway funding, with some opposition from Massachusetts.
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Hartword
Marth
Ines
Cannecchintt
Tha Purpass
Connerdeut
Carey
Federaad
Masaaehiaette
Honor pupil of school held for causing fire
A top student from Atw York Mare ti leole se lnyares was charged after a fire at a public school. Police report he claimed the matches were in his pocket and he would be careful, but they ignited papers and hooks, leading to the incident and charges yesterday.
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York
Mare Ti
Leole
Pollen
Yuna
Eugene Ledoux Held in Cleveland Belief
Fragmentary report notes Eugene Ledoux held in Cleveland on belief related to a theft case. Photograph and inquiry items are referenced with confusing names and garbled details about individuals and dates.
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Eugene Ledoux
Cleveland
Derby Obituaries and Funeral Notices Compile
Derby notices list multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements from March 1928. Entries name Patrick J. Ivan, Helen Cooney, James E. Wat, Dora Gilmore, Katy Gunter, Mary Halpin, Jo Batley Kimlin, Gottlob Steinkamp, Frank Wack, George Wharton, and others with resident addresses and service details at local churches and cemeteries, plus thank you cards and probate notice for Salvatore Piazza.
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Cooney
Helen
John Cooney
Barnum Avenue
Stratford
Hursday
Union Cemetery
Kindlyomit Towers
Derby
Conn
Ghiinhoapite
James E. Wat
White Hill
Monroe Cemetery
Gumore
Thin City
Marc
Dora Gilmore
John Gilmors
Houmtonle Avenue
Thurada
Park Cemetery
Gunter
Kathe
Charlee
Uinter
Central Svenne
Akaview Cemetery
Halpin
Mary IL
June J. Halpin
Mary Shane
Janta
Lewin Street
Thurday Mar
Golem
St. Michael's Cemetery
Nealy
India City
Stephen Healy
Frionda
Soi
John PF. Uealy
Stratford Avenue
Hlemed Sacrament Church
O'Ediook
Buriel
St Michael's
Kimlin
Jo Batley
Donald W. Kimlin
Theuntrat
Summit Street
Ingal
Lakeview
Steinkamp
Gottlob Steinkamp
Anna
Jacob Steinkamp
White Street
St. Charles’ Church
Panera
August G. Baker
Old Farm If
Middletown
Vack
Frank W
Mary J
George A. Vack
Lefayette Street
Lotermantet Park
Wharton
Detroit
Mich
Anddenly
George Oliver Wharton
Jane MicAdam
Willen, Taecon & Yner Kerviges
Nater
Aira
Walter Unellett
Waxzelwood
Wateh
Jinelad
Mountain Grove
Ceme Ory
Taxes on Grand List of 10ER NOTICE
Public notice from Bridgeport tax collector listing grand list taxes due for 1921 and 1923, call for payments at City Hall and contract office. Includes penalties after May 1, 1988 and interest on unpaid taxes, with payment window ending March 31, 1923.
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Bridgeapert
Co Autora
Eich
City Hall
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