Wordy Clashes at Hearing on Milk Regulation Bill
Hartford March 27 confrontation between Fairfield county farmers and New Haven milk producers marked a heated hearing before the General Assembly Agriculture Committee. Opponents challenged a bill to reorganize the Milk Regulation board, replacing one appointee with gubernatorial picks and outlining a broader panel. The session featured sharp exchanges among representatives from Fairfield, Woodbridge, Stratford and Hartford factions and leaders of the Connecticut Grange and milk producers associations.
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Wordy
Felegram
Hartford
Mar
State Grange
DNL
Mik Regulation Board
Chance Milk Board
Milk Regulation Board
Connecticut US Association
Dairy and Food Commissioner
State Commissioner of Health
State Board of Agriculture
Comese Animals
Fairfield County
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
Tridgeport
Harry J. Platt
Trumbull
Robert C. Mitchell
Connecticut Milk Producers' Association
Clitford To Hough
The
Milk Producers’ Association
Representaigus Tomlinson
Woodbridge
New Haven Milk Producers’ Association
United States
Hineru S. Challenger
Bridgeport
Wallace PR. Piersson
Cromwell
Kipatrick
Tatt
Charles BE. Wheelsy
Stratford
Georges Gregory
Easton
Tixeth Green
Ippeea
Thos
Frederick Sikes
Sunfield
Connecticut Grange
Hob
C. Uickell
T. W. Harkin
Clifford E. Haugh
Connecticut Mik
Hreletien
Thomas Byrant
Whapran
Iik Sealers
Toulinson
Po Poesitiv Co
Uwouse
Har
Sen Landon
Conins Agriculure
One Bid Received for American and British Factory At Auction
A Federal Court sale of the American and British Manufacturing Company assets yielded a single bid. Bridgeport Iron and Metal Co offered 308,750 for machines and 41,660 for plant equipment, excluding accessories, under the receivership process led by Auctioneer William A. Wales. ancillary receivers John C. Stanley and George Tay were present.
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Iron and Metal Ca
Taday
United States
Reich
Chiurfes
George C. VanTieel, Je
John & Adv
William H. Wakelea
Chon
City Death Rate Remains Alarmingly Low Despite Variance
A district wide health report shows a remarkably low death rate with 1 668 total deaths and 8 278 births recorded. Infant mortality figures, and disease case counts for diphtheria measles scarlet fever whooping cough typhoid fever tuberculosis cerebral hemorrhage nephritis and cancer are listed with per 100 000 population rates. Hospital counts and institutional deaths from Bridgeport to South Park Sanitarium are included alongside local hospital facilities.
50 Hour Week Bill Killed by 4 Vote in Assembly
Fragmented text shows a political note on a 50 hour week bill failing by four votes with fragmented names and districts. The readable parts reference New Britain and Meriden representatives, and towns including Watertown and Woodstock, as the page continues from one column to the next.
Alienists Say Sacco Not Insane After Observation
Boston psychopathic alienists report in The Mented Condition of Sacco, the convicted murderer, found no reason to believe him insane. They noted he attempted suicide by striking his head but regretted the act after being overpowered by guards. He was deemed not insane but subject to occasional spells of intense emotionalism.
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Rossvoon
Maret Ther Vaport
Boston
Nientis
Sacces
Weah- Swat Thayer
Superior Court
Sagco
Sacce
Cnet
Guords
Stamford Police Recover Local Woman's Rings
Stamford police recovered a Wanmond ring valued at $00 and a plain gold engagement ring stolen from Mrs. Ty, of Rowsley Street, after a purse theft at Fiat Freshytern ball on February 7. Photographs of the original design circulated nationwide, and a Stamford detective traced them to recover the rings.
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Aers. Ty
Walter
Rowsley Street
Stamford
Stamford Sty
Petsetive
James Thewlis
Stanmford Depent Snd
Obituary notices and death notices from March 1923
A page of death notices records multiple individuals including Elviria Charles Clark, Mary Elizabeth Gritten, Amelia Green, Carrie B. Richards, Thomas R. Sweeney, Michali Jablonski, Martha A. Youngs, and related funeral details. Entries list residences, ages, funeral times, and burial plans across Milford Waterbury Lakeview Riverside cemeteries, with dates in March 1923 and locations in Connecticut.
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Frederick A. Warner
Crown Street
Fort Trumbull Beach
O’clark
Halt Memorial Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
Waterbury Pen
Cortese
Green
Stentford
Amelia
Alfred HH. Green
Wakelee Avenue
Wedneday
Muren
Martina Washington
Willnot No
Lafayette Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Sweeney
Thomas R. Sweeney
Mulfield, Conn
Undertaking Pirelors
Mutlina
Sect. & Redgate
Poday Mar
Gia A
St Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetary
Field, Carn
Jablonski
Tressay
Stre. Michali i
Tablonski
Munilegion Fond
Thugsty
Legislators Evade Duty on State Appropriations
Hartford March 27 A Senate rebuke by Senator Ernest Rogers New London chair Appropriations denounces other committees for dodging responsibility over 62 5 million of state funds and the coming year's income noting they hesitate to dispose of myriad matters and warning the Appropriations panel will act if needed to seal reports on proposed projects.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Senate
Ernest BR. Rogers
New ‘London
Fon Appropriations
Han Min
Iin Ageresane
Hale
Meeting notices from Fraternal Orders in Bridgeport area
A list of social and fraternal group meeting notices appears with addresses in Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Organizations include Women’s Council Pinder Co. Ow. Sons of St George. Philosophical Society. Benevolent and Fraternal orders with pavilion and lodge references.
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Wowempolm
Lan Women's Council
Beachetsy Pinder Co
Ty Adripian Lodan
BOG i
Broad Street
Marna Chartaiolee
Sons of St. George
Sivstrord Ovenur
Bridgeport Philosophicat Soviaty
Nighet Lodse
Heandigavlad
Ariavica
Cannon Street
Subalpine Club
Ash Stooe
Mavella Warner Pircs
State Street
Kyota Council
Degrhy
Qontag
Troad Straet
Dorothea Stumm
Parahontag
Broad Steer
Foyal Arcanum
Main Street
Cornelia Wilder Council
Royal Main Street
Diady Flows
Lena and
Jehiers
Tsiberty
Vonage
Tabsare
Ita Street
Tioge- Iuoyal Arcanum
St Bint
Defer Roll Call Vote On Constitutional Amendment
Hartford March 27 Associated Press A House vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to grant the Governor partial veto over an appropriations bill was not held as both chambers had heavy workloads. Seedmen attended a committee hearing on seed adulteration and insecticides, challenging current quality control while backing state oversight to curb weed seed contamination.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Third Ward Split Defeats Cuffs in City Mayoral Race
Daslery Giareh 27 and Frank Stevens, key Democratic rivals, dodge questions on election results as observers note a ward split benefiting Republican gains. Stevens and his lieutenant Marcus W. Schlitter remain reticent while Democratic leadership signals cautious reaction to defections amid a tense post election mood.
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Daslery
Giareh
Sperial
Seth James
Cuff
Frank Stevens
Vieaders
Oaay
Yens
Stevens
Marcuis Wf. Schlitter
Democrats
Homer Fillow
Local Official Swears In New Mayor Nominee
A 95 year old mother, Mrs. Henrietta Milow, was sworn into office last night by retiring Mayor Wham C. Gilbert. The new term begins on Saturday. An advertisement notes that desserts can be enjoyed with Baker's Certified Extracts.
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Henrietta Milow
Wham C. Gilbert
Standay
Speaker Quashes Unruly Democrat in Hartford Row
Hartford dispatch reports Speaker Leonard J. Nickerson ruled Rep J Walter Madigan out of order after Madigan protested a House rejection of a bill about Stamford city elections. The exchange framed a diminutive echo that the legislature makes a farce of itself even as lawmakers argued over timing of city and state elections.
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Hartford
Mar
House Representatives
J. Walter Madigan
House
Stamford
Leonard J. Nickerson
Madigan
Bucley
DIA
Hill
Committee On Cities and
Smit
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Mares
Bnoan Fay Publishing Eine Tewspn
Eaid
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A. Drew
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Trsesuckiecy Macca
Wen Gene
RD Drew
American & British
Rsrcond
JW Shehh
Bridgeport Hospital
Vincent's Hospital
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Columbus Hospital
Englewood Hospital
Hillside Home
South Park Sanitarium
Sterling Widow's Home
Emergency
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He Ie Sier
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Stat É Board of Agriculture
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Park City
Leta
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Ly Limited
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S & Misses
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Tofcoats
Aesar Mmlise le Moin
Gordan Mill and
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