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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

15

Ontario stores flood with new beer licenses

Ontario, a banner province for the first time in eight years, opens to beer as border cities anticipate gains. Windsor reports 1600 license applications. hotels adapt, offering tap rooms and cockney barmaids. The Prince Edward Hotel hosts a new beers day with government licensed hours. Prices range 7 am to 11 pm, beer in bottles about 25 cents. Billboards promote the British flag tied promotions. Windsor streets see trunks advertising four by four.

Ottawa Ontario Anada Amercans Hesersations Teron Detroit Whulsor Toler Metropole Apptox Windsor Arkansas Prince Baward Winsor

Ex Governor's Kin Commits Suicide by Self Action

Hartford May 21 AP Philp Roberts former assistant corporation counsel of Hartford and nephew of ex Governor Robert a committed suicide at his home this morning with a .45 revolver. He had recently been commissioned as first lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps. Yale graduate of 1910 and Harvard Law School alumnus. He leaves a wife and infant child.

Hartford Philp Roberts Nassistant Corporation Roberta 360Th Infantry Roberts Officers Reserve Corps Yale Harvard Law School

House Approves Senate Change In Pollution Bill

Hartford May 21 The House approved the Senate amendment to the anti pollution bill, removing municipal corporation exemptions and allowing cities to be ordered to stop pollution of state waters. The measure, backed by Rep Wheeler of Stratford, aims to curb discharges while remaining workable, and now goes to the governor for action. The Senate also approved a tax on billboards and other related measures as part of a broad legislative package.

State Capitol Hartford House Senate Judiciary Committees Wheeler Stratford Shelton Johnson Kent Pieupont Sturges Peck Bristol New England Securities Co Merritt Girl Scouts Alfred B. Aubrey Meriden Phineas E. Clark New Milford Guaranty Company of Golden American Legion Post 45 Walcott Hungerford India

Coroner's Jury Debates Fees and Zoning Measures

A coroner's jury discussion touched on appeals and the possibility of speaking further as matters settled. Favorable reports were noted on several bills including a 3 percent cap on annual gross receipts for bus companies and general zoning laws for multiple towns. Bills authorizing bonds for North Canaan and changes to highway laws were discussed, with debate over insurance and bonds for convicted drivers. The game bill spurred protest from Mr Bugbee while Mr Wheeler and Mr Clark debated fishery, gunning, and button requirements before the measure was adopted despite objections. Bills were rejected on prohibiting certain attorneys from civil suits, bonding county detectives, and confirming Fethel Cemetery association condemnation funds.

Hell West Hartford Fortuning Greenwich New London- New Haven Norwich Pawcatuck Fne Farmington North Canaan Bugee Ol Lyme Wheeler Bugbee Clark Haddam Hartford New Haven Fairfield Fethel Cemetery Association

Bridgeport Saving Bank Declares $350000 Dividend

At the mid year meeting of Bridgeport Saving Bank trustees the semi annual dividend was announced at about $350,000, among the largest ever by a Western Connecticut mutual bank. The report shows deposits exceeding $15.5 million and a jubilee memorial to Edmund Hawley, sixth president, with his portrait presented to the bank. Charles W. Hawley, son and vice president, attended the ceremony.

Bridgeport Saving Bank Conneticut Edmund & Hawley Hawley Main and State Street Charles W. Hawley

Fines Imposed In Bad Brakes Cases At City Court

Thirty auto law offenders were arraigned before Judge William J. Buckley and fined a total of 161.60 for faulty brakes after traffic police conducted targeted checks across the city. Fines ranged from 1 to 100 dollars, with several drivers cited for speeding and reckless driving as authorities vow to broaden enforcement.

Yester William J. Buckley James A Walker Bucksey Willam Ceres Bunnell Street James M. Kish Bostwick Avenue Ward Sandford Norwalk Jerome Maks Westport Stuart Pinkham Southport Robert G. Denzel Fairfield Avenue George Pearson Joseph _Tenk Rat Howard Walter Frazier Union Avenue Abner Louis Main Street Henry Joldin Wade Street Harts Tract Tdelph Stratford Avenue Finglu Herbert J. Noonan Elks Club Costa Iitners Gamut

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