Senate approves bills on highways and public works
Hartford reports favorable on bills to improve state highways and authorize local bridge bonds. Acts include Stratford and Bridgeport charters, water company actions, nursing and public health bureaus, and school bond authorizations. The Legislature adopts multiple measures to expand transit, housing, and utilities in Hartford and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Senate
Hartford School of Law
Tadeninit
Brissin
SRE
Bridgeport
Nonclark Water Company
Brooks
Banks Committee
Eame
Stratford
Griswold
Connecticut Plate Glass Insurance Company
Willimantic
State Department of Health
Thea State Department of Health
Lorship Railway Company
Wallingford Gan-ght Company
Shore Line Electric Company
Eastern Power Company
Hast Sz
Widowed Fox dies in City prompts funeral plans
Obituary notices list services for Sarah Fox widow of Henry C. Fox aged 73 in the city. Funeral at Henry E. Bishop's Mortuary chapel 274 Fairfield Avenue Friday at 2 30 PM. burial Lakeview cemetery. Also notices for Eliza Jones, Nathan Levy, Jane Richards, Thames J Fairfield, Michalina Sablonski. Each lists residence, dates, funeral times, and interment details.
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Thuradatoh
Lakeview Cemetery
Tlevy
Nathan Levy
Tynerz
Folton Street
Thuredar Mar
Rocephthelem
Richards
Bridgeport Cospital
Jene E. Richards
Charles Richards
Hawley
Lafayette
Thames JF
Fairfield
Conn
Aureath
Muling
Beau & Redgate
St. Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
Sablonski
Michalina Sablonski
Huntington
St. Michaels Archangel R. C. Church
St. Michaelsemetery
Coughlin Has No Right to Cut Down Elms Says Eames
Wien questioned last night about orders to cut ten elm trees on Bluntington road. Eames said no council order exists to cut the trees, noting he is a legally created tree warden and must approve any removal. He promised to investigate and denied council or Public Works directives authorizing the cutting. Jeremiah Holmes of Beardsley Parent Teachers Association said the group seeks full information before acting and will continue inquiries today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coughlin
Eames
Wien
Bluntington Rus
Theoughtyre
Conmuon Counsell
Groren
Iar Mons
Ceonrmnen Council
Gammon Council
Jeremiah Holmes
Parent-Teachers Association
Beardsley School
George M. Coughlin
Smarter
Heardsley School
Public Works
Beardsley School Parent Teachers’ Association
State Highways Bills Move Through Legislature
Hartford March 28 The Education committee sent to Appropriations a bill to pay tuition fees to towns for pupils sent to other high schools. Several trunk line routes approved including Norwich to Hackney Berlin to New Britain and others in New Haven county. Rights forfeited by Charles W Togery Norwich restored to Louis Sternlieb Nervelen. Debates over state funding for transportation and education continued, with transportation bill rejected 22 to 5 amid calls for fiscal restraint and reliance on current revenues or serial bonds for new projects.
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Hartford
Education Committee
Appropriations Committee
Norwich
Hachyme
Berlin
New Britain
Unionville
Plainville
Polland
Billington
Stafford
New Haven
Charles W. Togery
Louis Sternlleb
Nervelen
Connecticut
Hinewell
Nonitiors Bakewell
Burwell
Johnson
Tune
Dignan
Sen
Gang
Oliparchy
Senate
Hackewell
Bidwell
Eilucadion Committee
Elura
Warr
Senowory Wibler
Challenser
Educational bills defeated by GOP machine in state senate
The Senate debated educational bills as the GOP machine maneuvered to block passage. Senator Rogers urged rejecting the measures and accused the education bills of overreach, while party leaders pressed to bring the bills off the table and push a new education agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Activite
Organis Maiion
Sstate
Ells
Seaview
Elis
Notice to Noter Notler Ends March Tax Filing For 1923
Tax notice requires owners to file monetary claims against properties with unpaid 1921 taxes by March 31, 1923. Payments accepted at the Tax Collector Office Rooms 4 and 6 City Hall through March 31 without extra charges. Edward A Drew, Director.
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Notler
Alard
Edward Ae Drew
Ctor
Notice of Reward for Property Crime on Carroll Ave
Fifty dollar reward offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who destroyed and stole shrubbery on the premises of John F. Molden on Carroll Avenue.
Nantasket Beach Inferno Threatens New Town Hall
Fire swept Nantasket Beach destroying a new town hall and a public school within a furlong of the Atlantic. The flames also threatened the Atlantic House district as crews battled the blaze that consumed roughly one third of a square mile.
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Cohan
New Town Hall
Damon Publte School
Atlantic
Hotye
Attlantic House Steels Wan Kent Jr
Nlx
P U Board Orders Seven and A Half Cent Flat Fare
Bridgeport hearing on a 7 1/2 cent flat fare for the Connecticut Company explores public sentiment and the impact on factory workers in Bridgeport and nearby communities. Evidence from manufacturers and residents supports token fare with transfer privileges, aiming to lower transportation costs for workers while considering effects on suburban shoppers and city congestion. The commission sets a final order date and notifies interested parties.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Commisseion
Publi Dinter
Nis
Leon
Dubie
Stratford
Fay
Southport
Devon
Gyek
Faoleay
Bridgepurt
Fairfield
Southregral
Manufacturers Association of
Conte
Paris
Audentie
le Cartory
Abdorrd
Lurae Mgursa
Gibsons
Apple
Stratera Fairfield
Tarise Prrchasing
Hg cnBe
Igt
Jariwater
Uluwil Ransfer
Toy
Noyveager
Trenry JF. Billings
Tr Mission
Court of Canon
Ty of
Conneticut
Victor S$. Curtis
Connecticth Company
New Maven
Connecticut
Jone
R. J. Rock
Briggeport Business Men's Association
Seward
Radio Heard in Airtight Vault Concert From Bank Vault
A contralto concert was broadcast from within a bank basement vault. The broadcast began after Mr Whit ing and others arrived, with a 300 metre tuned setup. Mary Bennett’s voice came through, accompanied by nearby generator static as observers outside heard the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty O'Cleak
Ivan Z. Morehouse
Niantic Hospital Debate in Executive Session
An executive session of the committee discussed the State Sanitarium at Niantic for tubercular children and the Humane Institutions effort to fund expansion. Opposition from the McCook family and condemnation actions to acquire land were examined, with a focus on hospital grounds and adjoining estate issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartefo Jimech
Niantic
Ate Power
Anson McCoolk
McCook
I Perthon
Seraion
Aichiven
Chaitain
Lia
Anti vaccination debate cited by Bridgeport committee report
A public health dispute arises as the Public Health Committee favors rejecting an anti vaccination plan for emergency times. A minority report will seek repeal of the compulsory vaccination statute. Separate notice invites bids for Sheridan School alterations in Bridgeport with requirements and bid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velreem Stldarrespondenn
Mimoric’ Rayort
Adolf Lefer Hridgepare
Luther
Randall
Andover
Committee On
Public Health
Cheshire
Egar
Unnton
Lederer
Fraternal lodge notices and meeting locations listed
A fragmented notice lists various fraternal organizations and meeting sites in Bridgeport, including State street locations and a prep for possible changes or fees. Mentions Uncas council and Masonic Temple with scattered street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saiter
Fraternality Telegram
Bridgeport Lodge
BP. O
State Street
Bridgeport
State Armory
Bridgeport Alcher Club
Broad i Street
Uncas Council
Koof P
Temple Lodge
Magonic Temple
Notice Taxes on Grand List of City of Brid
Taxes on the grand list due in the first half of 1923 must be paid at the tax collector's office in Brid, with collection dates starting April 1833 and continuing daily thereafter at the assessor’s office. After May 1, 1923, interest at three quarters of one percent will be added to unpaid taxes monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Peyers
Brid
Ecains
Sondera
No 4 Beat Down Labor Idea Reflected in Facts
Capital cannot successfully conspire to beat down labor, a view one settles by considering well-known facts. The Lions Club is referenced as a separate entity within this reflection.
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Logal
Yy. W
C. A
City
Brige
Lordship Trolley
Themes & Chapmen Co
Stratford Ave
Briddeport, Conn
HOUSE
G. O.P
John F. Molden
Bys Carrol Ave
Nantasket Beach
Frank Pages One
P. U. Board
Niantic Hospital
Sen. Atchison
Adimis
Sheridan School
Board of Mdulation
City of
Roanair
Desiny Avenue
Frederick A. Cooper
Arch’t
Main St
Board of Education
Ear Board of Education
Board of Vacation
Mary 0. Cutting
China
Eiarvars
Mf. Co
New York City
Park City
Automobile Show
United States
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Manufacturers’ Association
Rotary Club
Armory
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