Coal Gas Fatal to Man in Bath Dormitory
Peter Ferraro, 20, of 36 Pembroke Street died from coal gas fumes in a Katz baths building dormitory at 719 Pembroke Street. Four companions, Paul Paoletti, 22, Paul Walfonner, 33, also known as Wilson, and Peter Lengs, 22, were injured but not killed. doctors expect recovery. Officials say the cause is coal gas from a Russian furnace used to heat stones for steam in the basement. no alcohol contribution found. Frightened caretaker and police investigated as gas odor and frothing at the mouth were observed.
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Katz Baths
Pembroke Street
Peter Ferraro
Ennsteda States
Bridgeport
Paul Paoletti
Shelton Street
Paul Wal Fonner
Wilson
Katz ¢Alablishine
Peter Lengs
Green Street
Samuel Garlick
Ferraro
Tony
Gebauch
Winessen
Husalun
Nations asked for records under new naval treaty
Washington informed by the Navy Department that nations signatory to the naval treaty may be asked to file official records of their programs under the agreement. Orders require careful revision of information in government files and labeling of unconfirmed data.
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Washington, & Rpseen
Navy Department
Lughes
Washington
Ber Js
Worte
Vnli
New Anti Daylight Saving Bill Prepared for House
A proposed anti daylight saving bill with teeth passed a committee vote today and moves to the House. It would criminalize public displays implying a time zone other than eastern standard and impose fines or short jail terms. Public offices showing clocks or schedules to align with daylight saving would face penalties. A separate incident on Main and Drexel streets last night involved a frightened passerby after a woman was assaulted near a vehicle. Michael Sullivan, 203 Golden Hill Street, was jailed on a drunkenness charge following the disturbance.
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Dud Iy Cote Niittee
Louse of Representatives
Dreave Street
Yelice Say
Michael Sullivan
Gulden Hill Street
Carnarvon In Critical Condition After Poisonous Bite
Lord Carnarvon of the British expedition to King Tut's tomb has pneumonia following a poisonous insect bite. He remains in a critical state with infection spreading from the face to the shoulder chest and lungs. Lady Carnarvon rushed to Egypt by air but had to abandon part of the journey. a specialist joined the trip and continued by plane.
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Cayag
Egypt
Lord Carnarvon
Tut- Ankh-Ameén
Luxor
Carnarvon
Italy
Plana
Tord Carnarvon
Woman shoots contractor then kills herself in private office
New York reports Helena Zeigler of Riverside Drive, 26, visited the private office of Frederick W. Burnham, wealthy contractor and River View manor owner, fired a double barreled pistol, fatally wounding Burnham before killing herself. Burnham died later from the wound.
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Girl
Self
New York
Frederick W. Burnham
River View Manor
The
Hudson
Helena Zeigler
Riverside Drive
Burnham
Well
Burrham
Dobbs Ferry
Bellevue Hospital
Grand Central Terminal
Misa Zeigler
City Churches Hold Special Good Friday Services Today
Local reports indicate churches across the city will conduct special Good Friday services today. Medical Examiner cites a man in a dormitory death as responsible for the incident. weather forecasters warn of continued cold, with a tentative forecast for readers.
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Connecticut Breweriea
Prophetic Cold Weather Persists in Bridgeport
Weather speaks of no relief from the cold as a Siberian air mass pushes eastward. The city endures a strong NW gale from Lake Ontario with continued low temperatures and persistent winter gloom. Bridgeport endures the biting bite of Old Mash England weather as a cold wave lingers and temperatures dip again after a brief midday rise.
Milford Charter Committee Hears Proposed Bill
Milford Charter Committee votes to accept a drafted charter by attorney Clarence Hull of Stratford. The plan creates a mayor, doubles wards from three to six, adds minority representation, and will be presented to State Representative Hubert J. Platt to place before the Cities and Boroughs committee for early action next week.
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Milford
Promhsn& Labor
Ste Greene
Clarence Hull
Taldgeport
Hubert J. Platt
Cities and Boroughs
Tant Yor
Dawes to be next Comptroller of the Currency
President Harding plans to appoint Henry M. Dawes of Chicago as comptroller of the currency upon returning to Washington. Dawes, banker and brother of Charles Dawes, would fill the post vacated by D R Crissinger and would be the second Dawes to hold the office, with extensive banking ties in Chicago.
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Henry M. Dawes
Budder
Crissinger
ST. Augustine
Fin
Maret
Harding
Washington
Henry MM. Dawes
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Mr. Dawes
D. R. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Dawes
Charles
McKinley
Comptrolle
Central Trust Company of Chicago
Drovers National Bankef
Gould's Condition Unchanged in French Hospital
In Mentone France on March 29 Associated Press reports George J. Gould Sr. of New York remains stationary and unsatisfactory in condition at Cap Martin. No improvement since yesterday. his condition described as dangerous and unchanged.
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Mentone
France
Associated Press
George J. Gould Sr
New York
Cap Martin, Nez
Radio broadcast from Brazilian exposition heard in Honolulu
Radio broadcasting from the Brazilian centennial exposition in Rio de Janeiro was received by a U S government station in Honolulu, establishing a new district record. The announcement came today from Western Electric company offices.
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Ochicagg
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Honolulu
Western Electric * Company
Good Friday observances across city churches noted
In observance of Good Friday services will be held in churches citywide while nonthe nubile departments banks and factories will close. Parochial schools closed yesterday for Easter vacation. Union services planned at Park Street Congregational and First Universal churches with multiple ministers and choirs participating. Grace Methodist Episcopal church hosts a joint service with three local congregations and a large chorus. Florists report high demand for better towers and similar prices to last year.
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Carlton
Charles A. Quigley
Ll’. W. Kheln
Hal T. Kearns
C. c Marshall
Lestie J. Tuck
Charles A. Decker
Alies
Unfavorable Report on Normal School Bill Triggers Retaliation Rumor
Hartford March 29 A flatback by the Republican organization on the Education Committee’s program spurs opposition in both Senate and House. The Bridgeport normal school bill, backed by Senator Challenger, is rejected, seen as alleged retaliation by the Education committee. Debate highlights economy drives and protests over the so called read schoolhouse plan and state aid for adult education. Unsettled votes leave three education bills postponed indefinitely.
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Congress
Wolstvad
Senate
Education Committee
Sonate
Public
Awire Commission
Domest Fc
City
House
Hartford
Republican
Committee On Education
Anlthough Senate
Chayman Charles WM. Bakewell
Bridgeport
Challenger
Nortmal
Tran Senators
Bidgeport Norman
Atmal School
Thehdaepnet
Senally Bakewell
Bduen- Lion
Keith
Putnaw
Frank W. Gregory
Norwalk
Ninkersor
Yale Announces Revised Ticket Schedule for Yale Harvard Princeton Games
A Yale committee released a revised ticket plan to allocate seats for the Yale Harvard and Yale Princeton football games. The system creates twelve groups with seniority based distribution, includes new divisions for single ticket requests, and reserves blocks for public officials and alumni.
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Sew Haven
Yale
Harvard
Ieas
Lis
Talie
Athletic Association
Yale Bon
Princeton
Cambridge
Harvard Gaime
Decrcase
Abottvet
Woman Seeks Damages for Fall on Pavement
Mrs Audie Black of 764 Broad street appeared before the Claims Committee in the council chamber last night and asked damages for a fall received on an icy pavement last winter. She alleged she fractured her left arm and it will be many months before she can use it again. About 39 claims for abatement of taxes and interest on taxes were heard. Members present were Al German, William J Lavery, Walter Hartnett and Alfred E Venees.
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Audie Black
Claims Committee
Algermen
William J, Lavery Walter Hartnett
Alfred E. Venees
Receivers in Prohibition Era Case Face Fees Dispute
Hearing before Judge John W Banks reveals a Connecticut Breweries Co. case involving 1920 fines of 25000, beer production after Prohibition, and safed cash. McCarthy and Klein quarrel over fees while continuing as receivers as creditors debate expenses and termination.
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Orge T. McCarthy
Connecticut Breweries Co
McCarthy
Klein
First National Bank
George T. McCarthy
John W. Banks
J. B. Klein
Attor
Law modification bill on Volstead Act relief debated
Democratic leaders push memorial to Congress to modify the Volstead law, seeking light wines and beers in Connecticut. Opponents from dry groups and temperance unions argue against change, while Republican lawmakers show little interest.
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Hartford
General Assembly
Congress
Committee On Federal Relations
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Thomas F. McGrath
Waterbury
Senate
Connecticut
Dennis Af. Clyne
New Haven
John K. Harter
Sridgeport
Thomas ¥. Dignam
Jackson and Reilly
Neugatuck
Molloy
Derby
Relvca
G. Herbert Wins
Lanti-Saloon League
Fchargse
McGrath
G. L. Hohenthal
Song of Temperance
Connesticut
Democratic Party
Hecht
Connécticut
Ernest V. Claypoe
Anti-Baluon League
George H. and
Stanley Welles
Connecticut Temperance Union
3So
BNL
Greenwich Man Fined in Borough Court
Greenwich March 23 Special When arraigned in Borough court this morning charged with breach of peace at this place he was arrested for using ad language and committing violence to a local store.
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Greenwich
Meriden Firms Put Under Receiver in Complex Case
Ava G. Ayer of Meriden and Chicago was named receiver in equity for the Ayer O Connell company and the Kennett O Connell company both of Meriden by United States District Court after a petition filed by Hugh M. Alcorn state's attorney for the Ayer Kempton firm. A receiver bond of 9540 was posted. The case involves about 250000 and claims real estate titles and transfers. Cornelius J. Liansher and Samuel B. King counsel, with Alcorn representing the plaintiffs. Receivership to continue under Ava Ayer with a preliminary report at 8 o'clock on April 37. The companies share no definite connection beyond interlocking stockholders.
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Hartford
Ava G. Ayer
Meriden
Chicago
Ayer O'Connell Company
Kennett O'Connell Company
Jacya Edwin
Thormeus
United States
Comet
Hugh M. al ‘Orn
Ayer Kempton Company
Cornelius J. Liansher
Avants
Samuel B. King
Omi Vaga
Alcorn
Pantes
Ava
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David Hughes
Ir. A. B. Margulis Cf. Emergency
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Tivaigir League
Hurnham
Cox
Silk Cox
Millard
Ames
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Ty Barahany
Ollie-clostiss
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Milford Charter Committee
Pres. M’kinley
Chicago Central Trust Co
Drovers National
Gould
Westport
Bridgeport Sunday Post
ELI
AMD
Rigus
Mortimer N. Burkner
Alumni Advisory Heard
William 8. Griswold
Alumni University Fund Association
Robert M. Hutchis
Ir. Wosdeack
Charles Luckey
OW. Mendell
Athletic Central
Corporation
Charles B. Waller
New London
Cliffora B. Wilson
Arthur Wren
Prioe
John Smith
Smith
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