Tax Delinquents Given Chance to Pay Collector
City court led by Judge William J. Buckley adjourned fifty cases to allow payment of back taxes to Tax Collector Howard S. Challenger. Several defendants faced charges including tax evasion and theft. many cases continued to November 11 or 17, with some personal tax matters dismissed or nolled on payment.
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William J. Buckley
Howard S. Challenger
William Mumford
Athol, Maas
John Burns
Fairfield Avenue
Michael Peacike
Hallett Street
John Gilash
Hallam Street
Mig
James Comer
Victory Street
Bredage
Thomas Bowen
York Street
New Haven
Rudolph Rich
Fairfud Avenue
Charles Squillante
Lexington Avenue
Mary Ulatoski
Atlantic Street
Josephine Troiano
Center Street
John Reilly
West 49 Street
New York
W. H. Young
Wood
John Parone
Kossuth Street
George E. French
William Muccia
Clark Street
Andrew Willey
Andover Street
Dex Pestillo
Lindley Street
Michael Tomchick
Ogden Street
Amela Tuska
Theodore Melodie
Jones Avenue
Matthew Sabados
Burr Court
Otto Vigo
Prank Street
Catherine Turnor
Madison Avenue
Elizabeth Tall
Bheri
Music judge Sigmund Spaeth speaks at Bridgeport Kiwanis event
Kiwanis guests from Norwalk and Poughkeepsie plus Musical Research club members hear Sigmund Spaeth discuss The Common Sense of Music. The Bridgeport orchestra conducted by Fred Taylor backs the program, with a Poughkeepsie male quartet and community singing. Sixty five attendees greet visitors and officials handle arrangements.
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Norwalk
Poughkeepsie
Musical Research Club
Bridgeport Kiwanis Club
Stratfield Hotel
Sigmund Spaeth
Fred Taylor
Poughkeepsie Kiwanis Club
Edward Clark
George Bales
Taylor Edwards
Howard Gibbs
Martin Ryan
Frank Braithwaite
Charles Minty
Kuvanis Club
Quartette
WL. Burnett
R. B. Kelley
Walter N. Travis
Walter Lloyd
Fred Corbin
Walter Thompson
Edward McClelland
Tracy Plain
Grover Schatz
C. Fred Close
Fred Madsen
George Shaler
William Thompson
P. E. T. Buckingham
Walter Travis
Bridgeport
Mr. Buckingham
A. E. Eccles
George Crosson
Fred Doolittle
Fred Ives
J. A. Jensen
Eastern Dairies Ice Cream Contest Ad
The ad promotes combining best features of dairy products to improve cream and syrups. It describes a research department with lab facilities to test quality and blends. Readers are urged to read contest conditions, use the free coupon, and enter for a chance to win a grand prize of $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Eastern Dairies, Inc
United Strength
College to Offer Four Business Tracks at Junior College
The Junior College of Connecticut at 1001 Fairfield Avenue will offer four business streams in its new department of business and commerce. Students may pursue accounting, finance and banking, business organization and management, or distribution and salesmanship, with curricula aligned to four year degree paths and emphasis on practical job readiness.
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Department of Business and Commerce
Junior College of Connecticut
Fairfield Avenue
Bulletin of
Nenor College
Department of
Mbneral Arts
The
Bulletin
Newsboy Band Will Aid Forget-Me-Not Sale Drive
Cheries Bennington and E York newsboys will form a two-harmonica band to play on Main Street corners this afternoon and evening to raise funds for the Forget-Me-Nots sale conducted by John J. Banville post No 3, Disabled American Veterans. Bennington claims a nine foot three inch kick, offering demonstrations for large donations as the troupe moves between street corners. John W. Hackett commands the post with Mrs. Freak Gray leading women workers. more volunteers are requested for today and Saturday campaigns in the Pols Palace building.
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Cheries Bennington
E York News Boys
Main Street
John J. Banville Post No
Main Shert
Bennington
America
Forget Me-Nots
John W. Hackett
Vale
Freak “Mother" Gray
M. Hackett
Pols Palace
Vermont Club Appeals for Aid in Vermont Flood Relief
The Vermont club of Bridgeport under President Raleigh E Nelson urged Bridgeport residents to donate to relief efforts for Vermont flood victims. Nelson stressed immediate support and that even one dollar today can do more than ten later, urging both former Vermont residents and current connections to contribute.
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Vermont
Bridgeport
Tte
Raleigh E. Nelson
Nelon
Coniere
Morsh
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Lee Avenue
Julia Zolyoni
Mary Tarcall
Morris Street
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Herbert Street
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Boston Avenue
Mary Tomasko
Stilimian
Ara Timko
Louisiana Avenue
Josephine Fate
Burrough Street
Elizabeth Tutunjian
Bunnell Street
Fannie Zatkin
Pembroke Street
Mary Truhn
Bertha Thompson
Hewitt Street
Catherine Tedesco
Helen Street
Grace M. Terry
Malden Lane
Alex Skournski
Kiwanis Club
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le Rot Rese Bante Bases
Baer
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Concer
Ant Suromatically Agrese
Esttern Dairies, Inc
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Dalites, Inc
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Roon
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Springfield
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WTAG
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WBZ
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Maas
Bee
Cape
Woffered
Lemon's
Tait Bros
Newsrarer Archive
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Appeal
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Sawyer
Swagger College
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Hanes Rib
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Lumberjacks
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