Danbury Normal Dormitory Bill Clears Legislature
Hartford May 4 The $100000 Danbury Normal School dormitory bill passes the House and Senate under suspension of rules shifting construction authority from the State Board of Education to the Comptroller. Opposition argues about board qualifications and governance. bill awaits governor signature.
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RY Telecram
Hartford
Danbury Normal School
House
Senate
Charles M. Bakewell
Committee On Education
George W. Andrews
Danbury
State Board of Education
Frederick AL. Salmon
Werrport
Howard FB. Gidwell
W. C. Gilber
Tausey
Greorse W. Sturges
Woodbury
Representa Bert
North Kavyen
J. Mortimer Bell
Salisbury
Board of Central Mn
Vwouse
Tempietan
S. H. Bullard Again Heads State Chamber of Commerce
TARTEORD May 24 The first ever in the history of the Cane Nnedyeyl Chamber of Commerce the annual convention will be held in Bridgeport next year Stanley TL Bullard of Bridgeport was co elected president to serve a third term The meeting drew over 700 civic and business leaders from across the state including James O Mamie Nie Haven and George By Chandies Directors from Bridgeport and other cities attended A resolution praised the work of A Mc Donia and Tarry EB Aleekenste newly appointed highway officials to promote internal promotions and efficiency in state business Bullard was commended for his leadership during the present and past administrations.
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Bridgeport
Velegram
Tarteord
Cateers
Suir Bugera
Nawton Tor Ast Don
First View
James 0
Mami
Nie Haven
George By Chandies
Roel Lill & Wye
Lamotte Rugsell
Bouth Aatneltesten Ueasurer
Samuel GC. Parker
Thowlandt Dey Goods Company
Mums Fe Taylor Dyduetrial Brereiney
Cammeres
Bani
Butared Ryie
Chamber
Fullerd
Noise From Single Circuit Radios Stirs Bridgeport Fans
Bridgeport radio enthusiasts report single circuit radio sets cause widespread interference within over a mile radius when the set operates with a single tube. The problem worsens with certain designs and mini transmitters, prompting calls to curb the devices as engineers urge safer, alternative setups.
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Rriageport
Bridgeport
Rmivealle
Radio
Wen
County League of Women Voters Meeting in Noroton
Dr Eligabreth Fagrivhany, director of the Connecticut Bureau of Child Welfare, will speak at the Fairfield County league meeting at Parker School Saxon Heights. Greenwich chair Mrs Sirs presides. Session begins at 12 15 daylight saving time with reports and business. Luncheon served. reservations by Mrs Walter Isencett. Dr Ta Braham Willepenlk discusses infant welfare needs and related topics. Rosemary Anderson will speak on the dependent child and welfare history.
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Eligabreth Fagrivhany
Canmecthui Bureau of Child Léysiene
Mairfield County
Ieelock
Walter Isencett
Ta- Braham
Willepenlk
Rosemary Anderson
Frederick Salman
Samuel Shaw
Erllaepar
Mock marriage held at shower for bride
A humorous mock marriage was staged at a bridal shower with guests including Mr and Mrs James Throp and Miss Irene Bern among others. The participants performed a playful ceremony while attendees laughed, and cheeky anecdotes circulated about the bride and groom.
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Yds
Wak
Soniy Ewes
Moe
Tt Haar
Daar Street
Anne Have
Groomy
Port Benn Fishe Anitister
Ale Theop
Mise Josephine Hieran
Arthur Threy
Thompson
Stes
Hitchines
Mae
Joseph Thrup
James Throp
Arthur ‘Thompson
J. Oike
John ‘Thiiey
Theresa Redne
Amie “Phrop
Woman's Club Repeats Play For Lions Fund
The Woman's Club presents "Tada and Fanciers" in Liberty Building tonight to aid the Lions Fund for a home for canvases gem children. The play features Mrs. Chane Ya, directed by Eva Hodghines and B. C. Adams, with an excellent prior run. Cast includes Wylak Pallock, Margaret Adams, Nectalie AUdedlehrok, Tulsa M, and others.
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Ehob Zoo
L Fows
Chane Ya
Eva Hodghines T
B.C. Adams
Selline
Thorne
Mise Wylak Pailock
Mies
Margaret Adams
Misa Nectalie Audedlehrok
Tulsa
Margaret
Hugh Thompson
Iss Hele
Moith Bhawkine
Vdickhaut
Caroline Sagara
Mise Sharlotie Deo
Tia Wiel Olron
G. Janheruin
Senate Action in Hartford on Education and Commissions
In Hartford on May 24 the Senate discussed Governor Penigstetan’s proposals and approved a favorable report from a three member committee on professional services for state education. The vote set a base appropriation around SPO 000 and kept current conditions for district classification, with a three member oversight commission named to supervise exams and related duties.
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Hartford
Penigstetan
Satin Connisthonens Tyre
Natin Wermum
Givens
Amatier
Lawak Waren Viet
Gilad
Seaview
Siste Bosra
Liane
Juda Dill
Babeywell
Shadill
Senate
Sah
Norma Seheedt Ait Danhury
Board Votes To Keep Teachers From Political Posts
Distraught by local upheaval over teacher political involvement the school board debated amending rules to bar active teachers from politics. The meeting highlighted appointment numbers and communication limits while tensions rose over the propriety of teachers engaging in campaigns.
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Wwe
Geeniyo
Cortright
Tonsor- Vyas
MD Geatig
Neu Hp
Laymien May Set State Standards for Physicians
Hartford May 14 a proposal to require educational credentials for all medical licenses in Connecticut. The plan would form a five member medical board and a six member Medical Advisory Board to advise the board, with appointments by the governor from medical organizations. The rules would raise preregistration requirements, including exams on physiology and anatomy, and introduce a licensing pathway tied to standardized medical education.
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Hartford
Giiss
Tee Medicine
Connecticut
Judiciary Committee
Schoola
Mudical
Varie Medical Organistiona
Selaors
Te Nietary
Puble Schant
Hess
Stratford School Plans Two Story Upgrade At Cost Of 200000
Stratford officials and architect Cooper discuss reducing the proposed three story school to two stories to save costs while maintaining appearance. A joint session with the Town council and Board of Education set for June 4 to review plans.
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Architer Cooper
Tducedion
Grohitect
Wish School
Namibia
Meade Resi
Thompson
Dukin Wi
Maade
Athletic
Corel
Mende
Athvetic
Buntsford
Renee Cel
Poppy Drive Aims to Aid Ex Service Men in Bridgeport
The Raymond W Illrris post of Veterans of Foreign Wars Woman's Auxiliary promotes poppy sales to fund veterans benefits in Bridgeport. Members including Chan Alexander, Mrs Gill, and Mrs Minto Lewis worked at the railway station to urge donations before the drive ends Tuesday West.
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Bridgeport
Woman's Auxiliary
Raymond W. Illrris
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vo KF. Wy
Wworen
Chane Alesander
Gill v
Minti Lewis
Orders House Doors Barred to Prevent Non-Quorum Situation
Hartford May 24 Speaker Nickerson ordered the House doorkeepers to bar doors to prevent a non-quorum situation as attendance was light. Two measures faced risk, including confirming Judge Booth as Superior Court judge, but Nickerson's order saved one measure.
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Hartford
Nickerson
Booth
Superior Court
Several Bills Still Pending Watched Closely by Solons
Hartford May 24 Gen Assembly adjournments suggest no major measures until next Thursday. A small attendance is expected at west bro sessions as officials plan to send voters and vetoes amid a busy agenda. Key bills include Danbury dormitory funding and a crippled-children transport bill, with Governor Templeton weighing several measures passed recently.
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Solons
Hartford
General Assembly
West Bro
Covernor Trapuleton
Danbury
Templeton
Venspletyn
Nresial
Senate
Chudter Fie
Toam
Presbyterian leaders back Dr H E Fosdick protest
Six Presbyterian leaders uphold Dr H E Fosdick amid tensions at Indianapolis General Assembly session. A protest against condemning his New York First Presbyterian sermon failed to pass, though dissenters were unable to force a formal reversal. The assembly adjourned after eight days to meet in Grand Rapids next year.
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Indianapolas
TS. A
General Assembly
Harry Demerson Rosdios
New York
Charles I Svishiunt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Provincial Commission
Layton
Tal Tenn Presbytery
Cishatotai Res Hyieoy
Minkry
Venistar
Bashful Mr Bobes slated for parish play at Courtland Street
Parish house tonight and tomorrow hosts a church club performance titled Bashful Mr Bobes. Cast includes Catherine J Deragn Vielen W Lee Treu Dargon Wh Wiser Melight AW Hit Trene McWauicht Teoele Otis and others. audience expected for local channel of church activity.
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Fhotuky
Whuvel
Cor Aermiedy
Phe Hashtus
Courtland Street
Catherine J Deragn
Vielen W. Lee
Red Treudergon
Wh Wiser
Melyight
Meetings Tonight Falters In Time and Place Notice
Fragmented notice lists various names and addresses for fraternal and social clubs. It mentions to notify in writing the Fraternal Bal tor in Bridgeport and includes several tangled headings and street references with no clear single event. The text shows disorderly meeting notices and scattered organization names across multiple locations.
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Baltor
Bridgeport
Telegram
Cielden Hilemyneil
Malice Guinn
Ated Artioue Dissociation
Bia Bomtienko
Vited
Wistrut Sovial Clan
Perel
Anline
AL i Manonic
Temple
KLE Rt
Wonina Christian ‘Temperance Teller
Moarhiniete
Hariong Heleh Lodge
State
Cuidey Cute Lodge
Jeass Washinigan
Died Dawson Funeral Notice Given for May 24
Died Dawson. The long illness ends tonight May 24, 1825. A funeral notice is issued for the late Din non in her eleventh year.
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Dawson
Tonite Mhurddig
Booth Confirmed as Superior Court Judge in Hartford
Hartford May 24 The confirmation of John R Booth as judge of the Superior Court was approved by House and Senate. The House vote was 192 to 4 and the Senate gave an unanimous or near unanimous endorsement though several members were absent. An attempt to disrupt the vote by leaving the chamber failed as the House doors were kept closed. Frederick W Haxford of Stanford nominated for the Common Pleas bench but his nomination was tabled.
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Hantford
John R. Booth
Superior Court
Iames.i, Webh
Hamdenrelle
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Booth
Clouse
Mnioruin
Niclerson
Anson T. McConk
Senate Chamber
Frederick W. Haxford
Stanford
Common Pleas Court
Thixford
Fairfield County Coumen
Whaler Thrills N Y Seafarers on Waterfront
On the New York waterfront old whalers recall past days when schooners and longboats rode the seas. A veteran whaler shares memories of long voyages, whale captures, and days when sailboats outnumbered steamers in the harbor.
Assembly Abolishes Flogging in Prison
Hartford reports the General Assembly moved to end flogging as a punishment for prisoners. After passage in the House, a typographical error stalled the Senate, then corrections removed a siege clause. The Senate adopted the amended bill and sent it back to the House, which concurred.
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Jartford
General Assembly
Senate
House
Assembly Favors Change in Date of N H Election
Hartford May 24 The bill to move New Haven city elections to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, alternating with the state election, passed in concurrence. Supporters argued it gives voters more time to consider the budget. opponents warned of meddling in local affairs. The House approved after a rising vote.
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Ion
New Haven
Bennially
Dukewell
Senate
Clyne
Ihe
Bakewell
Eléy
MaacDonald
McGrath
House
Smith
Committee On Cities
Boroushs
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