Waste paper boxes in center city eyed for change
A one man committee investigates center city waste receptacles with advertising. He proposes removing trims and advertising to better mark them as waste paper holders. Board of Health boxes replaced open cans and now have small top apertures with signs that are hard to read.
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Derman Hamilton
Stokes Case See Varying Evidence From Denver Letters
Evidence in Mrs Helen Stokes divorce suit includes letters by W E D Stokes to detective Harrison seeking details on Stokes’s wife past marriages and associations in Chicago Denver and at hotels The letters were admitted conditionally in court seen as a victory for Mrs Stokes and reveal how investigators pursued alleged former ties and witnesses while two defense witnesses faltered in testimony.
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Helen Wiwood Stokes
W. E. D. Stokes
Stokes
B. ©. Harrison
Caivage
Harrison
Denver
Edward R. Finch
Herrison
Addison Street
Chicago
Helen Underwood
Helen
Everly
Everleigh
Ik Teng Tams
Tomzin
Tal
Eimdale
Dorothy Underhill
W. K. Undéerhil
Frank W. Underwood
Fred ‘Underwood
Frankie Underwood
Lewis Pearman
Rowtind Miller
Bille
Wood
al Austin
Zoe Adams
Hotel Rapahoe
Clarkson Street
Marion Miller
Lawrence
Anna. Gould
Etta May Estes
Seventeenth
Bapille
Miller
Dever
Mrs
Mire
Stakes
Bernard
Tham
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Miller-Stokes
Hattie Johnson
Littleton
Wher
MeIntash
Two Fall Fifty Feet Still Live Victims Named
Charles Sammis and Victor Lafield, painters, fell about fifty feet from the Thomas P. Taylor factory roof at Harral and Sanford avenues. Sammis, 44, of 62 Rennell Street, was in serious condition at St. Vincent’s with internal injuries. Lafield, 18, of Long Hill, suffered a scalp laceration and possible skull fracture. both were treated after the fall yesterday morning.
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Rennell Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Victor Lefield
Long
Saimmis
Thomas P. Taylor
Harral and
Sanford Avenues
Appointments of Governor Lake Announced
Governor Lake announced at the capitol new appointments including harbor masters for three years Thomas A. Scott New London Edward T. Avery New Haven Walter W Hubbell Stratford Herman Jackel Jr Norwich George P Mewitt Hartford G G Fllsworth Meech Middletown Oscar F Pendleton Stonington George Wy Brobs Greenwich Alonzo W Burns Milford Edward B Palmer Stamford F W Morgan Noank Deputy harbor masters Frederick S Brush Greenwich Alonzo W Burns Milford Edward B Palmer Stamford F W Morgan Deputy harbor master S Perry New London Wil Dawley Norwich Thomas J McCormick Stonington State board of examiners of barbers Edward H Landers Waterbury A H Harrenstein Oakville Alphonse Bordeau Plainville State chemists William Cutter Hast Lynn Henry L Borg Stamford James A Newlands Hartford State board of embalmers James J Lenehan Hartford William H Allen Norwich Commissioner of pharmacy I W Moreland New Britain
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Hartford
Governor Lake
Capitol
Thomas A. Scott
New London
Edward T. Avery
New Haven
Walter W. Hubbell
Stratford
Herman Jackel Jy
Norwich
George P. Mewiitt
Hartfort
GG Fllsworth Meech
Middletown
Oscar F. Pendleton
Stohinscon
George Wy. Brobs
Greenwich
Alonzo W. Burns
Milford
Edward B
Orokville
Alphonse Bordeau
Plainville
William Cutter
Hast
Lynn Henry L. Borg
Stamford
James A. Newlands
State Board of Embalmers
James J. Lenehan
Gartford
William H. Allen
I W. Moreland
New Britain
Two Minor Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Two small cases appear in the Common Pleas docket with sums of 440 and 5509. Joseph Apjuk sues Franz Phillip for 500 on a 3200 note due since October 20, 1920. A Parejas seeks 440 on a 250 debt owed by Charles and Philip Phillipian of Bridgeport. London is cited for a pedigree searcher and other trades are listed.
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Common Pleas Court
Tavay
Joseph Apjuk
Stes
Franz Phillip
A. Parejas
Charles
Philip Phillipian
Bridgeport
Lawn Tennis Gains Popularity in Bridgeport Parks
Bridgeport reports growing interest in lawn tennis as public courts in Seaside and Beardsley Parks see high demand. The Board of Recreation issues one hour permits per player weekly to balance demand, with courts opening at 8:15 am and the last permit at 6:15 pm. Park crews upgrade facilities, adding courts at Idsiy Park, and aim to provide morning play before the busy evening period.
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Bridgeport
Seaside
Beardsley
Board of Recreation
Liberty Building
Pierre V. Gahan
Recreation Office
Cliffe
Idsiy Park
Seaside Park
Gahan
Anonymous War Veteran Aids Stratford Hungry
A former soldier distributes food to Stratford students and needy families from a truck sent by Empire Food Products of New York. The effort includes powdered milk and other nourishing items, with ongoing supplies planned and the donor requesting anonymity.
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Stratford
Empire Food Products Company
Barclay Street
New York
Resist Committee
Theimer
Throush
Noor
News Dispatch
Lordship
Wee
Tne
Coats Reduced from Six to Four in City Regulation
City council voted to reduce coat requirements, changing minimum outerwear from six layers to four as part of a broader dress code update. Officials cited safety concerns and practical heating costs readings. The measure focuses on public spaces and school guidelines.
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