Chamber Members View Steel Making at Bridgeport Plant
Members of the Chamber of Commerce toured the East Side plant of American Tube and Stamping Company, a Stanley Works subsidiary, watching open hearth furnaces melt and refine steel for Stanley products. The report notes 6,260 Stanley workers in Connecticut and 1,500 in Bridgeport, with global plants and a focus on strap steel output in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
East Side
American Tube and Stamping Company
Stanley Works
New Britain
Welcomide
Samuel L. McCornick
McCormack
Stanley
Hillel Coun
Groce
Fascist Secretary Escapes Bomb Attack in Casang Magnan
In Italy on May 2 a bomb was thrown at Lau De Mei, secretary of a local Fascist party group in the Garo district. He was uninjured as he entered his home in Casang Magnan. The assailants, who appeared well organized, fled in an antG it. several suspects have been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molan
Italy
Lau de Mei
Garo
Casang Magnan
Te Mell
Fascist Threat Halts Montreal Parade Plans
A threatened fascist attack shut down the Montreal Solaiets parade planned for May. Police protected the proposed route with 1050 officers, while Societies limited the event to a morning gathering at Prince Arthur. Sprin hats typically defy bans, but this year safety concerns prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Prince Artihai
Connecticut Labor Outlook Brings Mixed Signals
Connecticut labor outlook for the month shows cautious optimism as wage and schedule adjustments loom. The executive summary notes mixed data from the labor board and President Patrick J. Meat, with gradual improvements yet lingering uncertainty in the job market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricck
Five Overcome by Gas in Holyoke. Baby Dies
In Holyoke Massachusetts a family of five were overcome by carbon monoxide from a heater. A one year old infant died after convulsions. Max Jacobson, his wife, a five year old daughter, and Miss Beatrice Normandie were affected and taken to a hospital. A physician near the scene also felt light effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolyoke
Max Jacobson
Jacobson
Beatrice Normandie
Jacobsons
More Alcoholics Treated Here Than Ever Before
The city dispensary annual report shows a record high 118 alcoholics admitted to Hillside Home in the past fiscal year from April 1, 1924 to March 31, 1927, surpassing all prior years. It details patient counts, clinics, vaccinations, and ambulance costs, with declines in some services and total cash receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Home
Nati Americine
Dental Ginic
Vental Clinic
Pharmacy Department
Fumergency
Farmer Kills Self by Drowning in Abandoned Well
Oscar Lanardo, a prominent young farmer, killed himself by drowning in an abandoned well yesterday. His widow reported his absence, and his body was found in ten feet of water. The Medical Examiner attributed death to self-inflicted injury. Lanardo, a Part Rican, moved here five years ago after a prior period of mental illness. He had been discharged from a Norfolk hospital and showed no recent signs of insanity. He is survived by his widow and five young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lanardo
Bo Converse
Lanando
Norwich
Miss Dorothy Fox First License Under New Driving Law
Dorothy M Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Fox of Fairfield becomes the first woman to receive a license under the new sixteen year old driving law which took effect yesterday A dozen other sixteen to eighteen year olds also earned licenses including named peers from Bridgeport Stratford and Fairfield The test center in Bridgeport reported most youths driving higher end cars with only a few failing due to parental consent or technicalities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Fox
Charles Fox
Sherman Court
Fairfich
Bridgeboro
Additon
Miss Fox
Fairfield
Roger Ludlowe
Schoor
Inlaw
J. Kent Wox
Bridgeport
Hanford Bigelow
Hasta
Officer Bigelow
Clarence KE. Wells
R. Fld
Stepney
Roger J. T Hacksey
Wilbur Avenue
Stratford
James L. Hadley
Monroe Street
J. FF. Murphy
Pembroke Street
Roddy
Pike
Meadowbrook Road
Fred Zenson
Whittier Avenue
Stephen BR. Siska
Poston Avenue
George A. Bentley
Parkvenue
Adam J. Radczychi
Sterling Street
Ienry Bogen
Alice Street
Charles Jordan Berrien
Washington Street
Milford
Herman Carl Saunders
Hawley Avenue
BranIey Reapperay
West Avenue
Jack Trufano
Lynn Mayor Is Ogglidge Guests at White House Luncheon
Mayor Ralph Bauer of Lynn Massachusetts and Mrs Bauer were guests of President and Mrs Coolidge at a luncheon today at the temporary White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Ogglidge Gvrs
Washington, May
Ralph &. Bauer
Mass
Bauer
Oolidge
White House
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Meat Department
California
Jemina
Faustios
N.Y
Hamilton Perches
Monte Bartlert
Geree Vais
Meeker
tDel
Monte
Banquet
Uxtra
Golden Hill St
SI Inkist
Mohican
Tbs
Siphican
National Biscuit Company
Lorna Doones
la Touraine Coffee
Quinby Company
New York
Boston
Chicago
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American Tube and Stamping Works
Connecticut
Holyoke
Farmer
Self
Dorothy Fox
Frisbie’s
Washington
Fom
Potnte
W. O. Porter
Digier Paneoncer
Seenid Sarmut Bank Bulldog
Ubarch Street
New Haven
Ori
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Fairfield Ave
Onn
Fairfield Delivery
Tim Porucan
Meigs Corner
Salerrscom
Oxford
Outfitters
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