Teachers Pension Bill Opposed in Hartford Senate
From Hartford March 29 the Senate debated the teachers pension plan with the retirement minimum proposed at 3400 and a state cost argued at 390000. Several committees reported unfavorably on education and public health measures while a bill curbing radical speech was advanced. The session included approvals for debt issues and road grants and rejection of a milk and hawk bounty package.
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N. Sengie
A. F. Campane
Frederick Kierk
Senate
Aplen
Spiston
Real Estete
Appropriations Committee
New Haven
Regina Midura
Levis Gotthold
Hartford
Charles J. Bearty
James J. Farrington
E William Brooks
Buckley
Brinsmade
Wasgton
House
Helbrook
Ute
Judiciary Committee
Kent
Isue
Sound Breach Gaslight Company
Old Say
Lis
Glastonbuoy Gas Company
Ito
Babcock
Alexander’s Lake
Comjmecticut Agricultural College
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Billy
Newtown Countryclub Realty Corporation
State Board of Fisheries and Fame
Commissio
Building permits issued total 14450 dollars yesterday
The Board of Building Commissioners issued permits totaling 14 450 dollars yesterday afternoon. Entries include a cellar wall at 2895 Fairfield avenue for A Chess a frame garage at 6 Woodland avenue for C P Benson a cement block garage at 15 Tatt avenue for WW Seperack and a Verdren home on 1235 Marion street among others with projects ranging from porches to garages and additions.
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Board of Building Commissioners
Fairfield Avenue
A. Chess
Woodland Avenue
C. PB. Benson
Tatt Avenue
Seperack
W. Seperack
Lincoln Avenue
E. Stowell
Arcadian Avenue
A. Terry
Adams ‘Street
Holly
Eveest Street
C. Guerra
Marion Street
G. Verdren
Milford's New G. O. P. Club Adopts By Laws
Milford's newly formed Republican club adopted a constitution and by laws at a meeting last night in Dr. W. Ralston's office. Sixty charter members are listed and nominating committees were elected to place names for the initial slate of officers and members.
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Alilford
Mar
Republican Club
Bridgeport One Man Car Crew Move Sparks Transit Debate
Hartford reporters say Connecticut Public Utilities Commission may delay ruling on one man operation of large cars under the seven and a half cent fare plan. Commissioner Elwell notes Bridgeport riders favor five cent radial fare but officials see congestion risk with transfers. Lawmakers react passively, citing no clear remedy while riders in nearby towns also weigh the issue.
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Velegram
Hartford
Mar
Connectiqut Commputey Doninue
Bridgeport
Charles G. Filwell
Richard, Higgins
Joseph W. Alsop
Commission
Capitol
Elwell
Inter
Kiwell
Waterbury
Plywell
General Assembly
Fairfield
Stratford 2Nd Devon
Favorable Report on Bridgeport School Board Bill Expected
Hartford March 29 favor able report anticipated in the Senate on Tuesday after the Committee on Cities and Boroughs backed a substitute bill by Senator Howard Challenger amending Bridgeport charter. It bars former Board of Education members from filling vacancies within two years of retirement, addressing cases like Lynn Wilson and President Alfred Fones.
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Hartford
Senate
Committee On Cities and Boroughs
Howard &, Challenger
Gridgeport
Board of Education
Lynn Wilson
Aifrea
Fones
Bridgeport
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Groups
Listings show meetings or notices for the Fraternal Bd, Savoy Athletic Association, Daughters of America, Joseph Dowdall lodge, Aquanum lodge, Women's Christian Temperance Union, Machinists, and a Scots club with various street addresses in Bridgeport. The terse telegraphic style implies planning updates or time changes.
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Bridgenart ‘Telegram
Cet
Telephenes Savoy Athletic Association
Spruce Street
Bridgeport
Council
Daughters of America
State Street
Joseph Dowdall Lodge
Main Street
Aquanum Lodge
Broad Street
Volstead Fined for Blocking Horses at Public Trough
An automobile owned by An drew J Volstead famous author of the dry law violated police rules in Washingtox March by hindering thirsty horses from drinking at a public trough. Miss Laur Volstead driving forfeited $2 collateral on a charge of parking in front of the trough. Congressmen were not present.
Bridgeport Chamber Book Reveals City Facts
An early draft summary of Bridgeport's commerce report lists a 225000 plus retail area population, Five thousand distinct commodities manufactured, proximity to 39 percent of US population and 45 percent of manufacturing, and a dozen factories tied to electrical devices. The text notes strong New York access, labor, capital, and transport, plus health rankings and urban metrics.
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Dagia
Bridgeport
Nomiercial
Vommierce
Chamber of Commerce
Wis
Yorn
Wisi
Bridgenort
Stratfornd
Shakepeare
Wirthplace
New York
Compromise Sought on Niantic Hospital Sale and Controversy
Legislators pursue a compromise to save Connecticut's Niantic hospital, with gubernatorial support uncertain due to McCook family influence and a plan to sell a small shore parcel to fund needed beds. Senate chairmen say no final stance yet as debate continues amid public health pressure and political maneuvering.
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Genel
L. McCank
Connecticut
Polowine
Leo
Aic
Umory
Medook
Breta
McCool
McGook
Senate
Chaiingai
Kevin G C. Ateht- Gon
Sherman
Houng
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
An advertisement touts a single remedy to remove dandruff by applying four ounces of plain baking soda at night then brushing in gently. Morning brushing reportedly eliminates dandruff. repeated use promises complete dissolution of signs and, per the ad, makes hair appear lustrous and soft.
Would Drink: Liquor Thought to Be Poisoned
A man named Mengoe PEA DISGETIDA faced court after being handed a $5 bail on a case where he allegedly drank liquor he believed to be poisoned. A federal agent stated the accused bought the liquor, which prompted the investigation and discussion of the case.
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PEA Disgetida
Mengoeman
Delling Muar
Llewad
Couurt
Fai
Trolley Company to Announce New Route Changes
Bridgeport officials announce trolley route revisions due to fare changes. The Oak Street line will reroute via Gold and Will, Fairfield avenue, and Main Street. A new Bethany Chapel to Seaside Park line goes into service Sunday, while Lordship residents face a 12 1/2 cent fare to city center.
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Connecticut
Wid- Light
Rotmurren
Goldan
Fairfield Avenue
Tapp Uy Main
tHlbert Street
Bethany Chapel
Seaside Park
South Main
Bred Atwater
Hlndle
Wiayow
Bridgeport
Cty
Lordship
City
Bartlett Camp Social Draws Hundred In Attendees
A Bartlett Camp social gathered about 100 attendees. The event, at 1087 Broad Street, featured entertainment provided by the estate, arranged by committee chair Barry Curtis and Mrs. Whithaf Greene, with several members listed.
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Bartlett
Gow
Barry Curtis
Whith Af. Greene
A. Te Curtis
Charlies
Munich
AJ Pulver
Mary BE
Yale
Holler
Mary
Templeton Warns Hell Veto Sunday Sports Measure
Templeton warns that a Sunday sports bill would open the door to broader legalization. He cites base ball as an example, arguing legalizing Sunday games risks legalizing everything and vows to use power to oppose the measure.
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Hell
Hare RI
Trige Rohan
Xeitud Rowarda
Bareau
Bevseid m
Connecticut
Phece
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