City to get free street waste receptacles proposal
Boston residents confront Spotless Streets over a plan to install five foot tall green steel trash receptacles at intersections. The company would maintain them, with signs identifying streets, while the city handles only emptying duties and potential damages. Costs range with 33 to 200 units, estimated at 5 750 to 28 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J RB Peck
Boston
Spotless Streets Corporation
Common Council
Peck
Wine Stolen From Cellar. Woman Reports Loss
Mary Mazillio of 15 Knowlton Street reported to police that a quantity of wines was stolen from her cellar last night. Investigators have not yet determined the exact amount. Also noted was the recovery of a Ford car, license Conn 15696, belonging to Robert Marin of the Dulce-Flat company, stolen July 22 and found abandoned in New York. No arrests were made. L H Spencer of 26 Rowsley Street reported his collar was entered and $30 worth of carpenters and automobile tools disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mazillio
Knowlton Street
Robert Marin
Dulce-Flat Company
New York
L H. Spencer
Rowsley Street
Endorsement Shifts in Gubernatorial District Race
Shinimous endorsement at the Republican algermanic nominee was given Allerman Henry Koehler as the Islan Crest Republican club of the eighth district last night. The Sylvan Crest club headed by George Seltsam has opposed the King Republican organization in this district for years. Koehler was endorsed earlier by the Reservoir Avenue Improvement association and a week ago by the Eighth District Republican club. Ard and McCormick, former assessor, are confident they can beat the King organization in the primaries next month. Their delegate ticket will go to the city convention unpledged. Also reported deaths include Gertrude Williams, former Bridgeport resident, and burial in White Plains. Ella Secken funeral at 240 Black Rock Turnpike. Joseph Patterson of 306 Fifth Street. Patrick H Toomy, stationary engineer for the New Haven and Hartford. Thomas Tirles. and Catherine Sires, with funerals and burials scheduled in local churches and St Michaels cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinimous
Algermanic
Allerman
Henry Koehler
Islan Crest Republican Club
Eighth
Sylvan Crest Club
George Seltsam
King Republican
Coehter
Reservoir Avenue Improvement Association
Igo
Republican Club
Derman Willim Ard
Thom
McCormick
Ard
Koehler
King
Gertrude Willams
Bridgeport
Matthews Chopsey Hilroad
White Plains
England Faces Vanishing Saloon Era as Home Drinking Grows
London reports show pubs shrinking by about a thousand annually over two decades leaving little more than eighty pubs. Off licenses rise as drinkers opt to consume at home, while drunkenness peaks near 80,000 in 1924. Saturday nights see the worst binge figures. methylated spirit use rises, especially in London, signaling a drift toward prohibition.
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London
England
Monroe caucus claims largest turnout in town history
The Republican caucus in Monroe drew the largest ever crowd with about 100 attendees. Ale Singhal served as acting chair and Frederick Sherman as clerk. Nominees included Assessor Louis Twist, Board of Relief A D Jacot, First and Second Selectmen, Town Clerk, Treasurer Ambrose Hurd, and other town officers. Nominating committee members and several named voters appear in the readable fragments.
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Monroe
Republian
Pragsent Ale
Elgar M Hawley
Edward Heardsless
Onstabli Uhries
Shil
John Crowles
Henry Vodder Leith
Leroy Mia Regis
Robert Sinlan
Lawn
Anis
Alec Pnelau
Clar Wence
Darlias In Many Colors Vie At Exhibit Here
The Cublia exhibit in the lobby of the Commercial Bank and Trust opened yesterday for the general public. Twenty entries were first enrolled with more added later. Rich colors from orange to orchid filled the display, with a silver cup awarded to Meathen and Sherman of Stratford for best exhibit. Second and third prizes went to Mrs Sarah W Wood of Southport and William Seltsam of Bridgeport. The show continues today until 10 o clock and aims to prove local brewers can produce blooms matching national standards.
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Commercial Bank and ‘Trust Company
Gelor
Board of Directors
Tremans
Meathen
Sherman
Stratford
Sarah W Wood
Southport
William Seltsam
Bridgeport
George Skener
John Hrock
Oscar Carlson
New York
Tobacco production in France driven by American leaf imports
Paris based French Tobacco Monopoly relies on American tobacco for most output while seeking to reduce foreign purchases. U S imports supplied about 60 percent of leaf in 1922, 37 percent in 1923, and 34,661,617 pounds in 1924, with Algeria and other colonies among sources. The report details volumes from Kentucky and Maryland tobaccos, Cuba Havana, Santo Domingo, and other origins as France aims to cut abroad buying.
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Washington
Sept
United States
Department of Commerce
Alfred D Cam~eron
Paris
Algeria
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Kentucky
Virginia
Philippine Islands
Columbia
Carmen
Santo Domingo
Java
Crossoh
Javen Virsterlanden
Netherlands East Indies
Cuba
Boy Hit While Pulling Cart Near Home
George Hayer of 1132 Hincock avenue was struck by a street car while playing in the road near his home. He received bruises and was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital. condition reported last night as comfortable and not serious. Driver Sydney Moscowites of 991 Hane Johasenne said the boy darted into the path and he could not stop in time.
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George Hayer Eles
Hincock Avenue
Wat St Vincents Hospital
Thouterlock
Whitch
Hes Sydner Moscowites
Hane Johasenne
George
Select Your Made to Measure Suit at Limited Time Price
You choose fabrics from our best woolens and pick styles that fit your figure. Suits made to measure for a limited time at 37 dollars with extra trousers possible at 9.50. Tall, slim, stout, or short all sizes catered. Main floor rear.
Fall Footwear Charms Women in Low Shoe Styles
There is special charm to women's new Fall footwear with the low shoe trend in many modifications and shades. Sahara tan kid, gun metal satin, black satin, patent leather, and tan calfskin offer unique models in one strap and strapless varieties. Low shoes that are trim and different, fitting beautifully with any costume. Expert staff help with foot fittings. Prices are reasonable at $7.50, $8, and $9.
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Sahara
Howland
Local Winners Receive Honorable Mention Portraits
Mrs C A Jennings Box 126 R F D No 4 City 2nd Honorable Mention. The judges to whom we publicly extend our thanks were Judge Edw Buckingham Mrs F Merton Hammond Mrs S Maugham. Besides the prizes the winners including those who received honorable mention will receive a large 16 x 20 enlargement of their picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. Buckingham
F. Merton Hammond
S. Maugham
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Sylvan Crest Republican Club
Gertrude Williams
Bika Seckel
Ella Secken
Shelton Sanatorium
Black Rock Turnpike
Stephens Charen
Orlock
St Michaels Cemetery
Joseph Patterson
Fifth Street
Patterson
Laus
Wis
Leeds
Heig
Christina
Down
Luratia
Leo Patterson
Daudiers
John J. Faser
Aves Musgirdt Cleary
St. Michaels
Patrick H. Toohey
Patrick H Toomy
Charlea H Benjamin
New Haven
Hartford
Anandson
Charlea Benajamin
Michael
Anthony
I Irelang
Tremes
Joan
Pequonnoch
Thomas J Kirby
Thamas
Tirles
Catherin Sires
Buria
Michaels Cemetery
Main St
Real”’ A Gas Co
Darlias
Stratford Concern
Connecticut
Luell
Holland
the Weather Show
Ieties
Davis & Savard
NEW Haven Dairy
All
Ty. E. Beven
Avon St
Devon
Kodak Jr
Wm. Treland
Carrol Ave
City
Mrs. J. McQuail
Hunting St
Mrs. C. Seyderwitz
Poplar St., Lordship
C. A Jennings
A. J. Dirga
Fairfield Ave
Yde Fc
Wren Etter
Ssoian Suis
Radford B. Smith Co. Dollar Store
Elm Street
Main and
Broad Sts
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Ilwelers
Fritz & Hawley, Inc
Opticians
Main Street
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