Stratford to vote refinancing for sewer system ordinance
Stratford officials propose an installment plan over ten years to refinance sewer assessments instead of one lump sum. The plan, led by Town Manager Hunter, aims to reduce annual interest and spread payments, benefiting owners in the fourth sewer district and others unable to raise funds. Musical event noted in Packard Hall. Mill clocks history item closes.
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Stratford
Donald Sammis
RH. Hunter
Hunter
Westhat
Decomedus
Payabo Rocentix
Raisa
Architects’ qualifications sought for East Bridgeport high school
The Board of Education will hear the qualifications of numerous architects desirous of designing the new East Bridgeport high school. The session is set aside for this purpose with no other business on the agenda, and many local and visiting architects are expected to present to the board.
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Board of Education
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Armory to Host Closed Car Show Today
The Bridgeport Armory opens today at 12 50 PM for a multi day closed car show under the Automotive Association. Exhibits include numerous makes such as Blue Ribbon Cars W E Brearley Chandler Essex Marmon Studebaker and Packard among others with music each day to attract visitors.
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Bridgeport
Trideoepart
Automotive Association
Armory
Blue Ribbon
Garegs
Dodge Broz
E. Brearley, Inc
Chandler
Cleveland
TM J. Carrol Motors Co
False Tewett
Arthur L. Clark Co
Buick
Peerlesst
Erwin
Jennings, Co
Ss. Son
Essex
Mercer
Winton
Stevense
Duryea
the. Marmon-Fairfield Co
Overland Willis
Kaleht
Marmon
John C. Mattice
Nash, Packard
Bridgeport Motors, Inc
Packard
Packett & Company ‘Inc
Gak
The
Peck & Lines Co
Chevrolet, Hayhes
Standard ‘“Motors Corporation
Imaxtrell, Chaimers
Mills
Studebaker
Prohibition Is Permanent Says Howard Russell
Dr. Howard H. Russell of Ohio, founder of the Anti-Saloon League, told a United Church audience that prohibition will endure. He cited science and conscience as pillars and urged educational work and political organization to finish the unfinished business of the prohibition movement. The talk touched on the 18th amendment, medical findings, and civic action to support prohibition supporters in government. A separate note mentions a man spilled hot coffee at breakfast, causing palatal burns, treated at Emergency hospital.
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Howard H. Russell
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
United Church
Russell
Carnette Institute
Dr. Russell
Bernard F. Weir
Dover Street
Tr. F. J.jed
Cinderell Brien
Emergency
Chri
Examination for Postmasters November 18
The Civil Service Commission will hold exams on November 18 for applicants to the third class postmaster positions at Balthe and Collinsville Connecticut. Salaries are $1,700 at Balthe and $2,005 at Collinsville. Exams will take place in Norwich and Winsted, not in the towns with vacancies.
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Washington, D. C
Balthe
Collingville
Conn
Baltit
Collinsville
Norwich
Winsted
Bandits Shot And Captured By New York Police
In the Bronx a revolver battle left two bandits shot and captured after a hold up at 485 Motylae Avenue. Detective Elsete wounded in the neck, four men seriously wounded or killed while attempting escape. one suspect later mortally wounded outside a home on Surf Avenue. Police from Ulmer Park and Fordham hospital report three bandits captured as others fled.
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Tourine
Thament Tate
Ais Automobile
Vidine
Bigete
Smith
Davis
McNamara
Koerner
Sereet
Asain
Huflets
Pivnn
Tvenrveans
144Th Street
144Th Street, Was Shut Through Th Week and Seriously Wounderd, Fon Gcumbert
East
Fordham Hospital
Peter Cuchitns
Coney Island
J. Cuchakes
Ay Pete
Liberty
Txicam
Harvay Avenue
Ulmer
Paris
Motorcxcle
Vimer Park
Coney
Cuchokes
Surf
West End Avenues
Surf Avenue
Nis Hotel
Frail
Cuenakes
Cuehakes
Cueh~akes
Seventeenth Street
Teachers and Principals Discuss Council Plan
A special executive meeting of the Teachers Association and the Principals and Supervisors Association is set for this afternoon at 5 o'clock in the high school to discuss forming a Teachers Council to work with the Board of Aldermen and Board of Education on city school laws. If endorsed, the council will be formed at the next monthly meeting. Miss Margaret Kelly announced completion of her select list for the General Conference committees, with names to be announced at today’s meeting. The General Conference committee would confer with school principals on matters between the lower and upper schools.
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Teachers’ Association
Principals and Supervisors Association
Margaret Klely
Turks May Claim Mesopotamia During Peace Talks
London reports the Turks intend to claim Mesopotamia at the peace conference and seek French and political support in exchange for concessions held by British interests. Burglars raided a home on 328 Charles Street Saturday night, stealing 36 dollars from a room used by Mrs Abromowits according to police.
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London
Mesopotamia
Charles Street
Dames Abromawits
Seasonable baby wear at TIOWLANDS Second Floor
Listing of infant clothing and supplies with prices from 29 cents to 30 dollars. Items include vests bands stockings gowns dresses hand made items bonnets coats buntings bassinets chairs walkers and bathinettes in various materials and trims.
The Weather Fair Housewares Event Sale Promises Variety
In the Crockery and Glassware section the housewares event showcases 32 to 100 piece dinner sets in American semi porcelain, Haviland patterns, English porcelain, and Japanese china with open stock options. Prices range from 4 to 88.50, plus tea cups, bowls, tumblers, and cut glass sets from Heisey with floral and grape cuttings. Fourth door center.
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Six Peoples
Haviland
Heisey
Kodak October Colors and Photo Gear Sale
Kodak promotes October photography with Folding kodaks priced 6.50 to 27.50 and Box brownies 2.50 to 5. Films and film packs are available along with development and printing services. The store offers 4x prints and enlargements, on fourth floor front.
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Kodak
Fall Wool Fabrics Catalog For Dresses And Suits
A fabric list offers 42 inch all wool crepe in navy black brown gray tan and red at 1.50 yd 54 inch serge in navy black brown at 1.75 yd and heavy weight options at 3 yd 54 inch tricotine in navy brown black at 3.50 to 4.50 yd plus a white chinchilla 2 inch trim and duvet de laine in navy taupe and sorrento blue priced from 3 to 4 dollars per yard.
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Phirg
Butterick Patterns Display Highlights Past Sixty Years
A window exhibition on Monday will showcase Butterick patterns with graphic pictures and Fall fabrics. Courtesy of Butterick pattern makers, the display emphasizes the pattern’s long dominance and claims scientific perfection in design.
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the Congregational Church
Catherine Russell
Lote Bennett Wheeler
Louis Ginand
Bridge Port
Dorothy Smith
Lorena Robbins
Louis, Snyder
Waterbury
Connecticut
Howard Russell
Dean
Wsl Smith
Coleman St
Kadilovs
Riker Drug Store
Ile
Hese Bridgeport
Cyrus Barker
Courtland St
Smyll
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg
Buffalo
N.Y
New York
Connection
Tiowland
Practical Glassware
Howland Dry Goods
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