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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage appears to describe Senate proceedings with scattered names and terms, mentioning Redden and various speakers. It hints at bills, funding questions, committee actions, and possible public impact though most specifics are unreadable.
Beecham 5 Pills have been favorites of millions across the world and are for sale at drug stores and general merchants. The advert notes relief and the product’s availability in remote areas, highlighting a long standing popularity.
The report outlines two Senate floor contests showing organization led actions shaping votes and committee approvals. It notes the House and Senate interactions, key figures, and measures advancing with limited opposition, including an appropriation detail and commissions appointment slated for confirmation.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions multiple water and power firms including Greenwich Water Company and Glenvive Power and Water, referencing a state assembly vote and erection of a cited site. Details are unclear and several terms are garbled.
Bridgeport forms a new Municipal Court to handle oil business, smells, and juvenile cases. A resolution appoints Senor Nihert Hull as judge, with Senate and House votes and amendments debated. The bill aims to modernize civil and criminal handling, abolish old justices, and shift motor vehicle fee revenue to the city treasury amid contentious finance amendments.
Residents and officials in Danbury weigh a proposed new Danbury Road linking Newton to nearby towns. Plans discuss road alignment from Bridgeport to Newtown, with potential connections through Dodgingtown and Bethany. Officials promise a formal committee review and legislative consideration later this year.
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