Session heads into weekend with pollution bill in dispute
Hartford lawmakers press on with a light schedule before adjournment, with the pollution bill likely to provoke strong debate in the House. The Senate recessed after a Memorial Day prayer, while the House considered few measures and prepared for a full session Thursday to finish business and clear pending bills.
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Hartford
Gosernar Jens Pleton
Miuitten
Senate
Tillis
Seaxion
Chaplin Campbell
Templeton
Secretary of State
Court Awards Liquor Breach Penalties In City Court
John Risko of Pembroke Street was discharged on arraignment after liquor found in his store was for personal use. Stephen Malsokowsk of Main Street received 69 days jail and a $50 fine with costs for liquor law violations and probation for one year. Gregory Brett fined $100 and costs for liquor violations. Philip Yahovaik faced a breach of peace charge from a train incident. Juvenile suspects arraigned for a robbery at 1247 Stare Street after admitting taking a small amount of fruit.
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John Risko
Pembroke Street
Wis
Risko
Asuan
Stephen Malsokowsk
Main Street
Hernita
Gregory Breet
Philip Yahovaik
Everett Mase
Pridgeport
Henjiamin Lobesinger
Stare Street
Breach of Peace Charged in Neighbor Dispute
Lade and Panpic residents at 0 Holly Street faced a domestic disturbance when an argument over entry led to violence. The man reportedly thrust his hand through a kitchen window and struck Vineng over the head with an empty milk bottle. Police were called for drunkenness and breach of the peace. bond set at $79.
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Chatta Domich
Panpic
Fispie
Vineng
Aril
Retired Admiral Denies Lobbying With Morse
Washington May 29 former Rear Admiral Frank Bowles testified he did not lobby Charles Morse or push for a general managership of the Fleet Corporation, saying any discussions about contracts were due to duty to the government and not personal resentment. He denied threatening to hold up payments to Groton Iron Works for steel ship building.
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Washington
Frank Bowles
Tmergen 5
Morse
Hat
Charles VW Morse
Buaene
William G Mi Adye
Bowles
Gens
Fist Heet Corporation
Mr Morse
Alexandra Va
Mars
Charles Wo Mnist
Kash Rockwood
Fowles
Alexandria
Capps
Fleet Corporation
Groton Iron Works
Groton Conn
Rockwood
Mr Rockwood
Births and Marriages Reported in Vital Statistics
Birth notices list multiple families with addresses and dates in May for new sons and daughters including Maske Rotonne Kolesay Kolesay Terepka Jadika Andrea Kainitky Romane Stanevak Cesare Carr Prederick Ohquie Sedlark Vino Peach Rosenbaum Segall Rosenbaum Brownon Isquella and others. Marriage licenses reference several individuals with addresses in the city and surrounding area.
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Stanislaus and Rowe
Angela Ang Pot
Axon
Caovannia
Hurd Avenue
George Sedlark
Bunnell
Baynum Avenue
Cruelty Charges Filed in Several Divorce Actions
Tour divorce actions were fled in the Superior court yesterday with counts of intolerable cruelty and desertion. Names include Grover Woo Tome of Stamford suing Helen Bo Avig toms of Lew Haven, Harald 12 and Everett 1 amid ten children. Ballard sues Pearl May Beck, former of this city. Landesman sues William Landesman, attached property worth 50900 in alimony dispute. Eldridge Seckey sues Bertha B Monnickeeles. suits cited Hartford marriage.
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Tour
Grover Woo Tome
Stamfoed
Actin
Helen Bo Avig Toms
Lew Haven
Jafles
Harald
Everett
Herbert Ballard
Peal May Beck
Ballard
Pats
Anne Fish
Landesman
Thia City
William Landesman
Eldridgs J. Seckey
Hpain
Hig Wits
Bertha
Monnlck Keeles
Conningham
Hartford
Compensations Awarded to Two by Commissioner
In a township decision, John S Augustyn of Stamford received a final settlement for compensation totaling 6138 with payments at 15.1 per week, while Thomas Mathews of Darte r was awarded 3670 in back pay. The amounts were set by the Hann Company of Stamford as part of the award and added to the pension fund.
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Budaragkin Vest Adiy
John S Tugustyn
Stamford
Weely Augustin
Cummary
Tas City
Fred Cserioi
Thomas Mahews
Darter
Biong Hann Company
Stan Tori
Phone Workers May Take Strike Ballot
Phone workers plan to vote on possible strike amid labor tensions. The action follows unsettled contract talks and heightened bargaining pressure at major plants in New England.
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Mondeo
New Tigland
Woodrow Wilson Bodyguard Honored by Magistrate
A magistrate dismissed an extortion charge against a bodyguard once linked to President Wilson after testimony about the guard’s role in protecting the former president. The judge said he did not think Wilson would have a man in his party with questioned conduct.
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Woodrow Wilson
SLW
York
Ft Ct
Gabriel Beuent
Secret Service
Toad Reed
Coe
Femer
Wilgong Bucy
Todiy
Olervager
Hinty Misa
Horse Wagon Parker Arrests At City Park
Two automobile and one horse and wagon parker were arrested yesterday for violating the city park ordinance. Teopeld Tridmin of 3 Kremont left his horse and wagon standing more than five feet from the curb. he was fined a $2 bond and court costs. The others were set on preliminary fines of $1.
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Teopeld
Scarlet fever cases rise in state weekly report
The weekly morbid rate shows a notable increase in scarlet fever and diphtheria cases across counties, with Biline city and surrounding towns reporting the highest totals. Across the week the state counted multiple new cases, boosting county totals and signaling heightened public health concern.
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Weis
Watebt
Cis
Hiidueport
Iesa
Witertown
Woat Wartford
Cotton Exchange Bucket Shop Conviction Case Recounted
A district court in Albany considered evidence that the Cotton Exchange operated a bucket shop. The proceedings reflect judicial skepticism about the exchange’s practices and potential violations of trading rules. The record notes key testimonies and arguments presented during the trial.
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Cotton Exchange
Mrs A Yarbrough Elected Head of College Club
The final meeting of the South Te club elected Mrs A Yarbrough as head with Mr Ve Arthur Vivaro as president and Miss Var Foal as vice president. Reports from the secretary were read. the club plans and committees were outlined, with work focusing on fall activities at Smith College.
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A. Yarbrough
College Club
Pone Maa Morove Saithat
Mytile Avert
Arthur Vivaro
Mes
Miatien Ec
Freesur
Jepson
Oyael
Reid
Eepied
Smith
Diebos
Beardsley Links to Charge Golfers Beginning June 3
Beginning June 3 golfers will pay at Beardsley Links while men and women will use different fees and turf facilities at Hoardsly Park. The plan sets a season rate, with ongoing charges for use of the course and facilities, as decided by local authorities.
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Beardsley Links
Hoardsly Park
Tts
Verdict Awarded: Plaintiff Receives $700 in Defamation Suit
A damaged text reports a court ruling granting the plaintiff seven hundred dollars in a defamation case. The fragment mentions related figures and dates, including a $1000 reference and timing around September, with terse notes on actions by parties and a likely court order.
Man Taken Ill Goes to Hillside Home
Fragmentary note reports a man taken ill and moved to Hillside Home. OCR gibberish obscures readable names and places, but event appears to involve a medical transfer or temporary confinement in a local institution. Further legible details are not recoverable from the provided text.
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Hillside
Kilborn Dies. Wall Street Figure Remembered
Kilborn a senior vice president at a New York bank with Wall Street standing died at home after a decade of heart disease. He led a group funding relief efforts and helped ease upheaval, earning credit for raking in 10 million dollars in 36 hours during the Liberty Loan drive.
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NLW
Dork Mig
Vaace & Kilborn
Sinionis
Wall Street
Meyer Hiving
Joan
Low Hom Todas
Diaig
Kilborn
Trench Collapse Burying Worker Rescued After Hours
A sewer trench on Noble Avenue collapsed burying Dominick Mastion and Michael Loel, leaving Mastion waist deep. Rescue teams freed them as Dr J Sassha tended to the unconscious man, who was rushed to Bridgeport hospital where he regained consciousness and showed good recovery prospects.
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Yeater Duo
Noble Avenue
Michael Loel
Lexington Avenue
Suffera Fon
Bue Sport Construction
Dominick
J Sassha
Bridgeport Hospital
Parade Traffic Control and Police Assignments
Government orders strict traffic limits for a parade with all streets blocked two blocks ahead. Police will redirect vehicles to side streets, with ambulances and fire units allowed across lines, as officers enforce crowd control at Seaside Park under Captains Hall Wall Bean and O Connell.
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Ppses
Sersida Park
Fanong Street
James Walle Wall Bean
Peter Hall
John Oconnell
Seiside Park
Deputies Vote Funds for Ruh Occupation Moves
The Chamber approves 34 500 000 trancs for Ruh occupation expenses for June by a 205 vote. Debates center on cabinet policy and Poincare handling, with ministers resisting changes and opposing factions split between support and criticism while awaiting final parliamentary positioning.
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Faris
Cagsoaat de Piessy
Chamber of Deputies
VM Fandkeu Paveiely
Connon
M ‘Esudden
M Poincare
Banquet Held by Twelfth District Republican Club
Approximately 17 members of the Twelfth District Republican Club attended a post banquet gathering at the clubrooms last night as the first step in the fall campaign. Chairman Arthur Connor announced the club will start early and work late to gain support for the party in the fall elections. The affair was under the auspices of both the men and ladies clubs. A program of entertainment followed with remarks by Alderman Vincent Whitney and other local officials.
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Twelfth District
Republican Club
Twelfth Bannel
Arthur Connor
Republic
Cluth
Vincent Whitney
Dennis Kelley
Weights and
Rasures
Sherif Ob
Clash Over Miss Kiely Appointment Sparks School Row
Confusion over the appointment of Miss Kiely as principal of a Protestant high school triggers protests from teachers demanding withdrawal. A compromise created the dean post, but internal dissent and petitions reflect ongoing power struggles within the school and board.
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Jones
Mis
Atie Eten Qachool
Ate Stil
Bones
Lanight
Miss Kiely
Huar
Maes Kiely
Hoheland Generid
Aither
Bandits Propose Demands in Prisoner Crisis Document
A garbled report outlines bandit leaders presenting four conditions to the government in exchange for release of prisoners and ceasefire. Demands include withdrawal of settlements, government provisioning, reorganization of bandits into brigades, and six months of pay plus threat of further action. The State Department issued no comment as officials described the terms. A separate court note reports an individual fined for possession of unlisted notes and later trial details.
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Peking
Selters
Dir Ct
Chieta
State Department Mide
Local Meeting Notices From Several Groups
Tonight's meetings may change time or place. readers urged to notify the Fraternal Editor. Listings include Bridgeport organizations such as Women’s Council, lodges on Main Street and Strand Street, I O O F lodges on Adelphian Lodge, Sons of St. George, Stratford Avenue, Subalpino Club on Ash Street.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Wowompon
Atrechtian Women's Council
Beach Teet
Diate Street
Adelphian Todge
Sond Street
Manna Chiutt Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Subalpino Club
Ash Street
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