City Tax Burden Estimated at 282000 for 1921
City Auditor Skenting estimates the state tax for 1921 at about 240000 and military tax at 42060. State Tax Commissioner Blodgett will mail bills to 168 towns today, due November 10. A table shows 1919 and 1920 county payments to the state treasury, with Hartford and New Haven among the largest sums, Bridgport’s share listed, and city auditor Keating noting city taxes are roughly half the county total.
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William Tf. Blodgett
Hartford
New London
Tairfield
Windham
Local Candidates on Dry Issues in City Race
Republican Charles L. Dennis declares the 18th Amendment is a law and US statutes should be enforced, replying to Prohibition party queries as the sole Republican in the city. Democratic Senatorial candidate Joseph F. Mongran wants an enforcement code but calls ratification superfluous, while George B. Clark backs public referendum on path questions. John W. Treadwell, Democratic, ...
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T- T. Phillips
Joseph F. Mongran
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Senat
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America
Friends of International Peace
Pathe
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Senate
Candidate for Senator in 25th District Responds on Enforcement
A candidate for Senator in the 25th district states that he is involved in enforcement and ratifications, outlining his stance on policy mechanisms and regulatory roles.
Veteran Groups Stage Spectacular Hallowe'en Parade
A large municipal Frivols parade features Veterans of Foreign Wars floats including Plymouth Rock from Chicago with Mrs. Poli and Mrs. Lyhne, a funeral float with Kaiser Bill, and a Long Hill wedding burlesque. Grand Marshal George Eames leads a six-division march from North Avenue to Elm Street, with restrictions on traffic and unmasked street dancing downtown after the parade.
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Blynouth Rock
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Trey
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Henry Rising
Bert Wheeler
Cyrus Parrigan
Alexander
Hansen
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Nas
Joe Brady
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Bank
Nesterday
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Hounshonie Avenue
New Haven
Derby
Fairfier Avenue
Nort Bridraport
Democrats of Fifth Hold Big Rally
About 309 persons attended a rally last night at Bryant school in the Fifth District. Democratic club presided by Attorney William Bent, with speakers Tascon Gorens and Leo Bergen Voth of New York City criticizing Harding and endorsing the League of Nations. Also spoke A J Veness for alderman, Joseph Mongrain for state senator, Q Devine, Frank Clancy and Harry Je as candidates for representative.
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Bryant School
Araptees
Democratic Club
William 7. Bent
Tascon Qorens
Leo P. Bergen Voth
New York City
League of Nations
Henator Harding
A. J. Veness
Cond Nie
Joseph Mongrain
Joseph Camlidace Q. Devine
Frank Clancy
Harry Je
Robbers Active In Many Cities
Reports from several cities detail bank and post office robberies. In Washington an unmasked man robbed a branch post office near Dupont Circle, taking about $630 after restraining two women clerks with a revolver. In Detroit five men robbed the Mast Street branch of Commonwealth Federal Savings Bank, forcing four employees and seven patrons to the floor and escaping with about $15,000. A third incident at Paul, Minnesota, involved three men.
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Washington
Tcident Rial
Dupont Chcle
Detroit
Mast Street
Commonwealth Federal Savings Bank
Opening of 33rd Season at Local Boys' Club
Bridgeport Revs club opened its 33rd season last night on Gold and Middle streets. About 500 boys attended as the organization, run by unmasked men, supports city youth with a fine gymnasium, basketball and tennis facilities, a large game room, library, and classrooms. Miss Lena Turney leads the staff, with Joseph A. Corrigan directing gym work and winter programs for ages up to twenty-two. Last season saw over 1,460 registrations.
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Revs’ Club
Bridgeport
Lena Turney
Enarge
Maretha Morrison
Joseph A. Corrig
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