Connecticut Aims to Reform Medical Licensing Boards
Hartford May report on a supplementary bill giving the Governor power to appoint members of all state examining boards for healing arts. The measure aims to curb society nominations from various medical sects and ensure public safety by requiring moral and educational qualifications before licensure. The plan outlines a three member preliminary board and a six year term for full board appointees, with provisions for appeals and enforcement through the attorney general.
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Hartford
Legislative Judiciary Committee
Granda Jury
Renadict M Holden
Connecticut
Bin
Itta
Committee On the Judiciary
General Assembly
State Board of Healing Arts
Board of Healing Arts
Recital for Women at Stratfield Today
All women in Bridgeport may attend the Music Week concert this afternoon at 4 in Stratfield hotel's annexe parlor for local women’s clubs. The program includes piano and contralto solos by Miss A Procaccini and Mrs Clarence Hayes, flute solo by Vincent Procaccini, soprano solo by Mrs Rose Toomey, violin solo by Raymond McCune, with Miss Mary L. Peck accompanying.
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Bridgeport
Ann
Stratfield Hotel
A. Procaccini
Clarence Hayes
Vincent Procaccini
Rose Toomey
Norwalk
Raymond McCune
Mary L. Peck
Meetings Tonight Middle North A M C civic and fraternal groups
Tonight a string of meetings is listed including Italian Women's council at 56 Beach Street Monitor lodge I O O F 164 State Street Adéliphian lodge 1087 Broad Street Magna Charta lodge Song of St George 396 Stratford Avenue Harmony council No 12 110 U A M Newfield building Trolleymen 47 Main Street Knights of the Maccabees 310 Fairfield Avenue St Johns lodge A F and A M Masonic Temple Colonel Harry Cutler lodge K of P 1025 Main Street Pioneer camp W O W 1087 Broad Street Polar Star lodge O B O of B 1250 Main Street Mayflower council D of A 62 Cannon Street Harmony camp M W C A 1089 Broad Street Star of the Sea camp A N of A 1089 Broad Street Dorothea Stamm U O R M 164 State Street Stationary Engineers 2 Cannon Street Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R 62 Cannon Street H Socialist party Room 33 Lincoln Building 62 Cannon Street
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Italian Women’s Council
Beach Street
Monitor Lodge
I. O O
State Street
Adéliphian Lodge
O F
Broad Street
Magna Charta Lodge
Song of St George
Stratford Avenue
Harmony Council No 12
Newfield
Main Street
Knights of the Maccabees
Fairfield Avenue
St John's Lodge
Masonic Temple
Harry Cutler
Pioneer Camp
Polar Star Lodge
Mayflower Council
Cannon Street
Harmony Camp
Dorothea Stamm
Stationary Engineers
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the
Socialist Party
Roon
Lincoln Buildins
Tax Board NAMES Under Ripper Bill Still In Doubt
Hartford May 6 The Legislative Cities and Boroughs committee will report favorably tomorrow on a substitute for State Tax Commissioner Blodgett s upper tax bill. It provides for a seven member apportionment board a tax collector and a tax attorney appointed by Governor Trumbull, leaving assessor and clerk to the board. Challenger Edward Kelley named tax attorney and Senator Howard Challenger named tax collector. The measure carries a tax valid dating act and rights of appeal against abatements on certificates of error. Bridgeport residents oppose being labeled as incompetents in municipal affairs.
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Telegram
Hartford
Legislative Cities and Boroughs Committee
Tormor
William H. Blodgett
Bridge- Port
John H. Trumbull
Apportionment Board
Howard S. Challenger
King
Bridgeport
Edward Kelley
David S Day
Supreme Court
Blodgett Hus
Alfred W. Burdick
Bridgeport approves multiple bond issues amid pavement plans
Bridgeport officials advance nine of ten proposed bond issues including 400000 for permanent pavement and 129000 for garbage bonds. The Finance committee tentatively supports most, with only the refunding issue rejected, while discussions linger on semi permanent pavement and related projects.
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Waldo C. Bryant
Bryant Electric Company
Franklin Cogill
Coulter and MacKenzie Company
Richard H. Murphy
Fred A. Strong
Fairchild Wheeler
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Senate
Walcott
Bridgreport
Beardsley Pupils to Give Concert Today
Beardsley school pupils will present a concert today for parents and friends to foster interest in music during music week. All departments participate in ten numbers including orchestra selections, vocal solos, poems, and choral pieces from rooms 1 through 14 led by Frances Saunders and Florence Jenner among others.
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Beardsley School
Beardsley
Lola Waltz
Andenetts Spader
Room
Helena McAuliffe
Fred Senger
Woodpecker
Musical Mouse
Frances Saunders
Sylvia Brown
Land of Nod
Rooma
Orgini Point
Florence
Jenner
Iby
Fashion Focus on Simple Spring Shoe Styles
A fragmented fashion note highlights a shift to simple spring shoe effects. Satin pumps and feathered accents are mentioned as key style choices fueling the current vogue.
Macri Girl Collapse In Court In Bus Fight Trial
Witnesses describe a brutal struggle between Olympia Macri and John Bagnano on Wooster street bridge near Prindle alley. James Picorelli and James Gambardella testified to slaps and blows while Bagnano and the Macri girl clashed. Leonard the boxer saw shots fired and a gun taken from the defendant.
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Remn
Jaller Baldwin
Hutt
Olympia Macri
John Bagnano Abou
James Picorelli
Wooster Street
Joseph Koletsky
Picorelli
Koletsky
Prindle Alley
Picorell
Bagnanos
John Bagnano
Bagnano
Witness Testimony on Overcoat Bullet Gap at Theatre Shooting
Michael Tomasino, manager of the Majestic theatre, testified as the second witness amid cross examination over the shot sequence. The witness described Leonard with hands in his overcoat pockets and the second shot attributed to Miss Mack after she passed him, amid objections and re framing by the state.
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Picorelli
James Gambardella
Matt
John Bagnano
Basnano
Wiliam Conforte
Eredt
Sheif" Leonard
John Goggin
Pol
Mr. Tierney
Ramana
Terney
Himslf
Ragnano
Leonard
Bagnano
Koletskhy
Koletsky
Teonsid
aWas
Tierney
Lagnano
Bagvane
Misa Macri
Michael Tomasino
Majestic Theatre
Smokers Table with Lacquer Tray and Chinese Figures
A small lacquer table features a removable center tray serving as an ash receiver. It is offered in yellow, red, and green shaded finishes and adorned with amusing Chinese figures.
Thomas Kerr Dies One of City's Oldest Residents
Thomas Kerr died at his home in the West End on the eve of his hundredth year after a life as a tailor. Born in Ireland on November 14, 1826, he voted for Coolidge last November, and leaves three sons H A Kerr Marcolim P Kerr of Devon and G W Kerr of Lansing Michigan and three daughters.
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Thomas Kerr
Riing
Cottage Street
Mr. Kerr
Coolidge
West End
Ireland
H. A. Kerr
Marcolim P Kerr
Devon
G. W. Kerr
Lansing
Mich
G A R Officers Ready Southward With Rebel Flag
Officers of the state G A R meet at Stratfield hotel before leaving for Chattanooga this morning. The group includes Rev James W Davis and Tra R Wildman along with Dr H Cheney ET Abbott and George A Tucker. They plan to return a captured Confederate flag and receive a sword, with a stopover in Chattanooga before heading to New Orleans. Burial and funeral notices follow for Bridgeport residents, Read Memorial chapel service set tomorrow at 3:30 PM with Rev Alexander Alison officiating.
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Stratfield Hotel
Chattanooga
Jamey W. Davis
G. Alr
Tra R. Wildman
Danbury
H. Cheney
New Haven
ET Abbott
George A Tucker
Adrien S. Sloan
Hartford
Chattanoga
New Orleans
Mra. B
Young
Agnes Kerr
Ella E Kerr
Bridgeport
Grent
Read Memorial
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Battle Flag Scarred Remains Highlight Grand Army Meet
Veterans at The Stratfield during the Grand Army of the Republic convention noted a Confederate battle flag scarred by shell fire, captured at Circuit Harbor Light on June 3, 1804 from a Louisiana regiment. The flag, to be returned for a sword taken by Colonel Ledyard Culborn of the 7th Connecticut Volunteers, was displayed with a photograph of the sword in the lobby case.
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Louisiana
Stratfield
Grand Army of the Republic
11Th Connecticut Volunteers
Johnny Rebs
Ledyard Culborn
Uth
Connecticut Volunteers
Police Board Rebuked At Meeting Over Insurance Purchases
At a city meeting, the police board faced criticism over misconduct and policy choices on liability and theft coverages. The tax board ordered changes. Hartford is the sole Connecticut company in premium distributions, with premiums near $1,000. Harrison Insurance Agency, led by Alderman Fred W. Harrison, chairing the insurance group, will receive the largest premium.
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Tax Board
Connecticut
The
Hartford
Harrison Insurance Agency, Inc
Fred W. Harrison
Insurance Combination
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Cnecticut Medical Examining Board
Connecticut Homeopathic Medical Examining Board
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Examining Board
State Board of Osteopathy, Registration and Examination
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
State Board of Natureopable Examiners
Board of Healing Parts
Hartford County
Sch
Salh Committee
Williams
Willams & Carleton
Haxtroup
Motherpert
Opticians
Harvey
Ripper
Waterbury
Alliance
Measure
Challenger
Sherwood
Macri
Koleteky
Johnny
Thomas Kerr Dies
City
Police Board
Standard Oil CO. OF
New York
Broadway
Howland
Home Furnishing Department
Howland Dry Goods CO
H. F. Watson
Golden Hill St
Tel
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