Legislature to consider liquor license refund appropriation
Hartford reports that a bill to refund unexpired liquor license fees in Fairfield County was rejected in Senate. Debate centers on the size of a general appropriation to cover refunds statewide, as Supreme Court ruled refunds due for licenses surrendered before prohibition. The comptroller lacks funds, making a special appropriation necessary.
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Linance
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Supreme Court
Ernest Adama
Bridgeport
Fairfield County Commissioners
Fairfield
Comproller
Bulgaria Moves to Quell Rising Reds After Conspiracies
Bulğaria reports rising communist activity despite government denials. War Minister Woulkoff says new conspiracies target high officials as troops concentrate to restore calm. A Russian vessel near Verna is seized and its crew arrested. A plot to blow up the Orient Express bridge between Sofia and Philippopposis is uncovered. Allies may need to permit extending the 10 000 militia beyond May 30.
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House Adopts Amendments Governing Motor Vehicles
Hartford May 19 amendments to general laws governing motor vehicles adopted by the House of Representatives. Key points include redefining rubber tired vehicles, requiring lights, establishing speed and seating limits, new registration rules, inspection access, and penalties for reckless driving. Provisions authorize multiple trailers with municipal use, fixed plate displays, and accountability for leased vehicles.
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Senate
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
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Bridgeport Republicans pledge probe into tax records
In the Ripper Bill debate Bridgeport Republicans vow a thorough investigation of tax returns and methods across towns. They target Orange, Canaan, and Woodbury to verify compliance, citing Br odgett and urging stronger enforcement if gaps are found.
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Wartford
Hraba Cleared of Criminal Charge in Local Ledger
The article notes Hraba’s acquittal praised by former Lt Governor Clits ford Wilsum and Senator John Palton. Dr Hronha reveals plans to return as a full time anatomy professor at Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery after visiting leading medical centers in the U S and Europe.
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Mrs. Hazel Northrop Dies in Newtown at 38 After Illness
Hazel Pierce Northrop wife of First Selectman John J. Northrop died at 1 45 PM at her Main Street home after a brief illness. Born in Chicago she was 38 and mother of Cora J. and John A. Northrop. An Oberlin alumna and author of three books she contributed stories to magazines and was active in the Newtown Congregational Church. Funeral plans were not yet set.
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Panic in Subway Tragedy Injures 100 Amid Explosions
A subway disaster left about 100 injured as motors blew out in a series of explosions. Passengers fled the smoke filled cars and chaos erupted with women and children seeking exits while motormen, police and hotel staff organized rapid aid and emergency stations.
Virginia Governor Trinkle Addresses General Assembly
Governor Trinkle spoke to the Virginia legislature praising national unity and progress. He recalled Connecticut and Virginia ties, commended Foot Guards guests, and urged Americans to focus on optimistic national life while supporting equal suffrage and patriotism. He closed with loyalty to the flag as applause filled the chamber.
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Washington
Delaware
Yorktown
City May Refuse To Issue Bonds
City officials and Attorney A T L Jiefainer discussed amendments to a bill in Hartford to avoid issuing bonds for street paving. The plan centers on striking out street names while confirming that some streets may be permanently paved with concrete bases without ripping up existing pavement. Budget notes mention $129,000 for a garbage disposal plant renovation and include a tangential quip about golf.
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Middle Street
Pairfiell? Avenue
Baal Washington Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Boston Avenue
Connecticut credit men cite reforms at eighth annual meet
Hartford May 19 AP The Hartford builders supply bureau aims to curb shoestring construction and improve contractor credit conditions, as W A Maney state secretary of the Connecticut credit men notes at the eighth annual conference. Speakers note fire insurance knowledge on loans is vital. Percy W Rodman discusses credit men and attorneys. State committee names officers from Bridgeport Hartford and New Haven associations/ national group.
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Bridgeport Auto Company
R. M. Rice
Manning, Bowmen and Pierce
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E. M. Beach
Plegce
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E. W. Vanderwalker
Hartford Association
Arthur Mahoney
New Haven Association
Willam E. Fertman
William Walker Orr
National Association
R. W. Maney
Testimony Dispute Rises Over Feeney's Evidence
Policemen clash over Feeney's testimony as he says he misunderstood a question. State's Attorney Alcorn and defense counsel Groehel argue over Skelly's uniform in court to set atmosphere. Feeney wept at the uniform but regained composure. Alcorn says he was told to tell the truth and will not comment on New Britain police insinuations.
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War Between Officers In Trumbull Sparks Night Stick Incident
Constable Keaton claims two men under Aquor influence started a scuffle in Trumbull. Gabler and Bouten arrived. Keaton used his night stick after Dillistin became abusive. Testimony describes attempts to stop the fight and a pending decision.
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White Murder Witness Missing in Chicago Trial
Judge Harry Olsen contends the estate of youth McRintock valued at 1.5 million favors Shepherd, named chief beneficiary. White, once bodyguard to O. Co. Faiman, allegedly supplied typhoid poison and assisted in the foster murder. Prosecutor Crowe said a vigil investigation of White’s disappearance is under way as veniremen are examined. Court opens tomorrow at 1 PM.
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Harry Olsen
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Olympia Macri on Stand in Trial What Follows
Testimony describes requests for marriage and gifts as court sessions reveal relationship with John Brignano. Preliminary witnesses recount threats, appearances, and Miss Mack’s reaction as court adjourns amid dramatic testimonies.
Petitioners denied restoration of rights in Hartford vote
In Hartford on May 19 the Legislative Forfeited Rights committee rejected petitions to restore franchise rights for petitioners who did not publish required notices. Among those affected are Hers perturb Knapp Leonard Maloney Michael Fagan of Bridgeport and Constable Michael Dominick of Westport.
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Bridgeport
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Westport
Ripper bill fight moves to Senate in Bridgeport tax clash
In Hartford on May 19 the Senate received the Bridgeport ripper tax bill passed 140 to 48 by the House. The measure, supported by Cities and Services chair Robert Smith, seeks a tax probe and revenue reform. Opponents include Redden and Willer of Bridgeport who dispute data used by Blodgett.
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Senate Today
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Blodgett
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Anniversary banquet marks fiftieth of local temperance group
The fiftieth anniversary of the Women's Christian Temperance Union was celebrated at a banquet in Golden Hill Y W CA. Mrs. C W Marshall chaired the event with greetings from county president Mrs Jennie Darling and Ida Joyce. Rev Charles Decker offered the invocation. Union and Americanization class initiatives were presented by children and program leaders.
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Ida Joyce
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Pimpis
Meetings Tonight From Various Local Lodges List
A compiled notice lists lodge meetings for Valian Women's council at 66 Beach, Monitor lodge at 1 O, O Fy 184 State Street, Adelphian lodge on H road, Magna Chaila lodge on Stratford Avenue, Harmony council at Newfield building, Knights of the Maccabees at 310 Fairfield Avenue, John’s lodge at Masonic Temple, Colonel Harry Cutler lodge, Pioneer Carpenters, W O W on Lest Broad Street, O B at 1250 Main Street, Mayflower Cornell D of A at 63 Cannon Street, Harmony Camp on Broad Street, Star of the Sea Camp A N of Ay 1089 Broad Street, Dorothea Stamm U O R M 164 Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G A R 12 Cannon Street, Stationary Engineers 62 Cannon Street. The note ends with a fragment urging Christians to convert others.
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