Dealers predict coal price drop next month in Bridgeport
Bridgeport coal dealers say prices will fall on April 1 possibly by 50 cents to 2 dollars per ton depending on new mine costs. Current large grade anthracite remains 26.50 in Bridgeport. Vincent Brothers founder Aulen F E Vincent asserts a price reduction is likely next Monday, based on independents’ mine costs rather than contracted coal. More shipments and competition are expected after April 1 as buy early campaigns begin and supplies accumulate.
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Great Tragedienne Bernhardt Dies Peacefully
The famed actress Sarah Bernhardt died peacefully as friends filled the room from family to close circle. Her final stage role in Un Sujet De Roman was never completed and her last appearance was in the unfinished film Tradener home. She spent 61 years on stage, was a poet novelist painter and sculptor, and despite losing a leg in the war she remained active and adored by many.
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Danbury Election Returns Show GOP Wins and RoadUpgrades
Danbury voters elected Republican A Homer Fillow as mayor with 3148 votes while James B Cuff trailed. City clerks and treasurers were reelected or affirmed, with Republican gains noted in wards one two three and four as incumbents held seats and road projects on Main Street River Rose and Elm streets were highlighted.
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Om Jasu4, John A Dunlavs (Do Was Reelected Over Edward P
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Meetings Tonight and Local Fraternal Notices
A jumble of meeting notices from Bridgeport area lodges and fraternal groups arranged as an OCR readable list. It references various lodges, halls, and associations with times and places, plus an advertisement urging readers to take Bromo Intra tablets and to sign as E. W. Trove. The fragmentary text includes Lodge names, streets, and obscure addresses across Bridgeport and nearby locales.
Creditors May Receive One Percent Under Leeds Inc Receivership
Receiver Ivan J. Morehouse reported Leeds Inc a 1920 maker of deluxe safety ma yors may allocate about one percent to creditors though converting assets proved difficult. Largest claim by H Albert Phillips of American Fabrics Co totals 50k with other claims around 17k. Assets include machinery valued about 20k tied to a questionable sale. Executives’ salaries cited at 12k to 15k yearly. A family house at 225 West Broad Stratford faces public sale by court order,secured by a 4k mortgage from Bridgeport Bank.
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Urge Referendum on Normal School in Town
A heated meeting debated abolishing Bridgeport’s Normal School with calls for an injunction and a special election. Figures including Robert A. Rock and John M. McGuinness urged preserving teaching staff, while critics argued the board’s action would harm local education and require state aid.
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Oldest Living Person Nears Discovery at Bridgeport High
A bizarre school tale unfolds as a Bridgeport High student, amid claims of extreme age, provides birth records to prove eligibility for state athletics. A Turkish calendar confusion was resolved, revealing the individual was 20 years old.
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Not Tonight Dearie at Majestic Review
A review by Stander finds the play mostly funny with many laughs from Harold Kennedy. The plot centers on separated lovers with a dash of road house rough house. Eveta Nudson wears a frock good enough for a better play.
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Motor Show Opens with Diverse Auto Lineup on Display
A Bay State car show highlights include a 138 inch wheelbase seven passenger maroon sedan and a range of Olds, Hupmobile, Durant, Anderson Six, Gray, Moon, Cleveland, Chandler models. Frank Lander of Stratford buys a Star touring car from Walter Rothe at Bridgeport Auto. Police deny a civil suit claim as Officer Lame testifies about a lunch cart incident linked to the case.
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Police board dispute over Taylor shooting incident described
The report details a confrontation where officer Taylor allegedly drew two revolvers in a public lunch room after claiming intent to "get somebody" and resisting witnesses. Arthur Fanimell, the lunchroom manager, described the incident and questioned Taylor’s intoxication and identity.
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Special election held to avoid national snow order
Report notes a special election being held to obviate a national snow order, effective at the close of the period. A chair or leader states skepticism about its value while a council or committee member comments on the potential impact despite doubts.
Fairfield Votes Against School Plan Amid City Debates
A Fairfield town meeting discussed school construction funding with $160,600 appropriated for a high school project. Debates over sidewalk work and room for future actions followed, as officials authorized heating and renovation spending and future meeting settings.
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Case of Alleged Perjurer Set Ahead One Week
A court proceeding involving an alleged perjurer was adjourned for one week. The defendant, Willie, was detained in Waren Baur on charges connected to a divorce case in New York. Prominent attorneys, including counsel for Mrs Hinken, were present at the Pirreugh enpt proceeding.
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Two $25,000 Fines For Fuel Ruling Violations
In Cleveland, a federal court held two railroad firms liable for fuel priority violations. Each was fined $25,000 after violations at Lake Terminal, with the judge ordering payment to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Rates Rise for Rakoczi Hungarian Sick Benefit Society
The Rakoczi Hungarian Sick Benefit Society voted to raise rates on all insurance policies at its national convention in Rakoczl hall Bostwick avenue. Delegates from branches nationwide attended, voting 58 to 22 for the increase as sessions continue with bylaw and constitution changes on the agenda. Local officers from Bridgeport include President Vincent Troll Vice President John Szakacs secretary Joseph Vasag and Andrew Bodnar.
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Poland Grants Amnesty to Political Prisoners
Warsaw reports the Polish government has submitted a decree granting amnesty to political prisoners, either entirely or partly, amid tensions over political and religious motives.
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TIZ Soothes Tired Sore Feet With Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a magic foot remedy easing burning swollen and sweaty feet and corns. It claims the product draws out poisonous exudations, relieves pain, and provides lasting comfort with guaranteed results.
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Beauty Specialist Shares Secret For Grey Hair
Kansas City expert Gillespie advises a home mix to darken gray hair and add gloss. The formula uses bay rum, Barbo compound, glycerine, and water, applied twice daily to achieve a shiny finish without rapid shedding.
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