Pardy to Attend National Session on Building Costs
Bridgeport builder T. J. Pardy will lead in Washington on May 10 at an Associated General Contractors conference addressing rising construction costs. The session will cover standard contracts, arbitration, bonding, and lien law abuses, with emphasis on small tailor-made homes and apartments.
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Bridgeport
Washington
T. J. Pardy
Pardy Construction Company
Associated General Cantrietors of American
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Governor to Act on Extraditions in Hartford
Governor hears two extradition cases in Hartford. Edwin Von Walren of New Haven is wanted in Michigan for escape from a reformatory and parole violations. Emile Roy alias Joseph King sought by New Hampshire for selling intoxicants with a one year sentence and $100 fine,未 paid or served.
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Hartford, May
Trumbull
Edwin von Walren
New Haven
Michigan
von Walden
California
Eric von Walden
Emile Roy
Joseph King
New Hampshire
Ansfer
Reald
New
Waterloo County
Herbert W. Ra
Merrimac County
Connecticut
Connecticut Road Conditions and Detours May 5
The Telegram lists road work across Connecticut with detours and open routes. Bethel Newtown air mixes detours. Roxbury Southbury roads report good surface. several bridges and routes, including Milford to Crawfordsville and Waterbury-Watertown-Thomaston, are under construction with traffic adjustments and one way sections. Open routes include Washington Cadite Crossing and many urban corridors. caution advised near steam shovel work and temporary bridges.
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Bethel-Newtown Row
Roxbury-Southbury
Milford Cryfordsville
Washington-Citade
Na Delaire
Vanaun
South Canaan
Line Rock
Gs Ander
Detar Ated
Westport
Boston Post
Lighthouse Gurve
Itramca
Conpo Inn
Trafic
Shetton Road
Conmsirantion
Laurel Fleights Sanitarium
Stratford
Ljungbuli-strattora- Trumbul
West Haven
Milfora-Gyster River
Paidiva
West Haven-Cove River
Mildetown-Durham
Middletown- Durant
J ‘Rilford
Saybrook R. E
Chaplin
Willlmantle-Puti
Rowta
Norwich-Putnam Road
Norwich-Montville
Norwich
New London
Norwich Showld
Franklin
Norwich-williman
Marefield
Cromwell River
Suffield
East Cranby
Southington - Cheshire
Murat Homestead in Florida Linked to Napoleonic Era History
A group led by Tallahassee booster OC Hedges purchased the Murat Stonestead west of Taahuasset, one of Florida’s oldest homesteads linked to Charles Louis Napoleon Achille Murat, son of the Naples king. The estate remains intact with personal possessions of Bonaparte’s cousin preserved, and Murat’s grave and tomb noted as local attractions.
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United
Sida
Charles Louis Napoleon Achille Murat
Naples
America
Vestlenta
Florida
Prince Murat
Napoleon
Austria
Altewards
Murat
Lipona
Catherine
Bird C. Willis
Virginia
France
Bonaparte
Prince
Many Visitors at Harding's Tomb
Marion May 6 AP Nine hundred thousand people have visited the tomb of the Hardings in Marton cemetery, says Lieut Walter Lee Suerfey who commands a detachment at the tomb. Cornerstone for the memorial will be laid May 30 and the structure finished within a year. The bodies of President Harding and Mrs Harding will be moved to the memorial. The project and approaches will cost 600000. A regular army detachment of 36 troops will guard the tomb until removal to the permanent burial site.
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Marion
Hardings
Marton
Walter Lee Suerfey
President Harding
Harding
400 Walk Out in Holyoke Strike
More than 400 building trades workers in Holyoke are on strike after orders from the Holyoke building trades council led by Agent W O Bogert. The action extends to Holyoke union carpenters and workers employed by Holyoke contractors in Amherst, Chicopee and Springfield. Mayor Scanlon notified the state board of conciliation and arbitration, but no board representative has appeared yet.
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Ilolyoke. Maas
Holyoke Building Trades Council
W. O. Bogert
Unloh
qMasons
Holyoke
Amherst
Chicopee
Springfield
Gregory J. Scanlon
State Board of Concliation and Arbitration
US Court to Hear Alcohol Appeal in New Hays Case
Judge Harland H. Howe of the US district court agreed to reopen the case of Jacob Byirslay seeking review of the prohibition agency denial to permit or deal in denatured alcohol. The case was dismissed without prejudice to allow an amended petition detailing facts for the court to review.
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NEW Hays Wlay G
Harland KH. Howe
United States District Court
Loday
Jacob Byirslay
Howe
Sviraky Wars
Prohibiri Ministrator
Bronk TL Vuaie
New York
Uf Wie
Pruht Lon
Bosinisiea Ton
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Janament Center
Lew Wallace
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Society
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Howland Dry Goods
Irash
Baby
Cuthura
H. J. McDermott
Chicopee Palla
Mace
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Chester Gump
Dudley
The
Bridgeport Post
Sunday Post
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