Telephones Exhibit At Local High Schools
Southern New England Telephone will present a two part demonstration at Central High School Monday at 19 am and Tuesday at Fairfield High School. R Harney Bridgeport branch manager will discuss service growth and plans in Bridgeport. Tickets distributed to students for friends and families. A grand motion picture show and central office demonstrations will accompany the exhibits.
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Fairfield High School
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Thetford High School
River admits change of heart in reckless driving case
Judge Ralph T. Rerri sentences Clinton Marsh of 224 French Street to three days in jail after he is found guilty of reckless driving. Fer man Holst, 462nd Avenue, is fined $25 following arraignment on a related charge.
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Ralph T Rerriday
Clinton Marsheen
French Street
Ferman Holst
462Nd Avenue
Art
Broadway dinner club probes tighten in city notices
Enforcement agents Doolan and Keene have pursued Broadway dinner clubs over the past two weeks. Reports say notices were sent weeks ago requiring reporting to New York at once. The prohibition office in the post office building has closed after the notices.
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Doolan Ee Keene
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New York
Post Mice
Mail Carrier Selected for Florida Transfer
Wille P Clark a mail carrier at the Jowl post office and resident of 249 Federal Street has been chosen to transfer to Florida for post office work as a clerk. He has five years service here and brings clerical experience. The government asked New England postmasters to supply winter workers and Clark was among the applicants. He will report in Florida November 1 and return to Bridgeport after the winter.
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Wille P Clark
Federal Street
Florida
Clark
New England
Bridgeport
Licenses Restored for Bridgeport Drunken Drivers
Six men who were barred from driving for over a year for operating while intoxicated had their licenses restored yesterday afternoon at hearings before Deputy Motor Vehicle Commissioner Philip Deynen in the County Courthouse. Names include Arthur Burgess Joe Harmon James Lynch Frank Redin Frank Re nigan and Harvey Clark. Horatio Rice, Waterbury Bridgeport bus driver, was warned to exercise more care but kept his license after two recent accidents and four in the prior year.
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Philip Deynen
County Court House
Arthur I Burgess
Sherwood Avenue
Bridgeport
Joe Harmon
Cannon Street
James E. Lynch
Mast
Washington Avenue
Frank Redin
Linden Street
Stratford
Frank Rennigan
Post Road
Fairfield
Harvey E Clark
Chau Street
Horatio M Rice
Seaview Avenue
Waterbury
Rice
Confectioner Sues Police Sergeant in Civil Action
Edward Schine, a wholesale confectioner, sues Police Sergeant Albert Watts in the Court of Common Pleas for non payment of a three month note protested at maturity. Attorney Devic Goldstein, once a complainant against Watts, represents the plaintiff. Watts was found not to have acted improperly.
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Albert Watts
Edward Schine
Court of Common Pleas
Devic Goldstein
Watts
Police Department
Burlesque Ads Shown to Kiwanis Club Lecture
William R Griffin, Kiwanis vice president, presented satirical advertising art at The Stratfield. The show, inspired by Farward Bok and the Bok Peace Award, mocked exaggerated campaigns with humorous panels. Medals were awarded to donors and participants, including Joseph Frisbie and William W. Bent, at Civic Club Foundation ceremonies.
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Kiwanis Club
William R Griffin
Club
Anles
Holmes and Edwards Company
Faward Bok
The
Ladies Home Journal
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Simmons
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Rev
Alexander Alison Jr
Civic Club Foundation
Roger Babson
Joseph Frisbie
William W. Bent
Will
Liquors Run Down Street Gutter From Police Seizures
An accumulation of confiscated beer wine and liquor stored behind police headquarters was destroyed after a court order. The contents were emptied from barrels into the gutter and sewer after raids by local police in recent months.
Baldwin Praises Locarno Miracle in Colchester
Prime Minister Baldwin lauds the Locarno pact as a first step toward lasting European peace. He says the treaty has created a will for peace, building a solid foundation for a broader, enduring accord across Europe.
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Hing
Locarno
Europe
Baldwin
Community Chest Captains to Meet for Campaign Plan
In accordance with the captains conference a series of four afternoon gatherings will start on Monday. Majors Griggs Covile Clark and Hincks will lead the team meetings in that order to discuss the campaign plan and refine methods proven successful in the past.
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Griggs, Covile
Clark and Hincks
N. E. Communities Hit For Extravagance
Springfield Mass Oct 22 AF New England communities face mounting burdens as Henry F Long state commissioner of corporations and taxation warns at the New England State Tax Officials association conference that localities are living beyond their means. He cites expanded roads education fire and police needs as factors driving tax demands. He asks whether property bases can support costly services without restraint.
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Springfield
Mass
New England
Henry F Long
New England State Tax Officials’ Association
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