Stratford Library annual report 1919 1920
The Stratford Librarian reports total issues 25 400 with 28 383 total circulation library and schools. Adult fiction 15 013 adult non fiction 4 094 juvenile fiction 4 882 juvenile non fiction 1411. Days open 304. Books added 327. Periodicals bound 34. Books rebound 341. Most gifts and donors listed. notes on permanent home for relics and future memorial building. Names of donors and gifts include Mrs F H Allen Mrs A B Alvord Carnegie Endowment Fund and many others. Page includes schools Ioan dates and libraries in Franklin Honey Spot Lordship Nichola Ave Sedgwich Washington and totals. Frances B Russell Librarian.
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Stratford Library
Franklin
Honey Spot
Lordship
Nichola Ave
Sedgwich
Washington
Porter
Eithe
Frances B Russell
Coreenee
U. 5
Shnae Ste
American Association For International Conciliation
American Steel & Wire Co
U. Anonymous
Catholic Transcript
National Humane Review
Salve Regina
Signs of the Times
Bridgeport Farmer Pub. Co
Bridgeport Times
Evening Farmer
Christ Church Guild
the Churchman
Christian Science Publication Committee
Christian Science Sentinel
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mary Sillman
Dearnborn Publishing Co
Dearborn Independent
Dupont de Mmoirs
Dupont
Judson Stiles
Lake Torpe Co
Lake Periscope
Charle Landscape Architecture
Single
Pax League
Bulletin
Mary B. Potter
Spirit of Missions
D. M. Read Co
Harper's Bazar
Donald Sammis
National Enquirer
American Telegraph &Telephone Co
Anonymous
Armour & Co
Association of Railway
F. A. Aufford
Herbert Aufford
Bahal Publishing Co
Emma L. Goodwin
Trampton Institute
Clara Snow
C. L. Hardenburgh
Paul
Madeline Whitehead
Benjamin Hartley
B. L. Herrick
P. H. Hodges
Houghton & Mifflin Co
Chas
de R. Howland
Ilinois
Robert Ingersoll
International Harvester Co
Charles Janet
Paris
France
MILL HANDS SEEK FARM WORK AS TEXTILE CLOSURES RISE
Boston reports many mill workers losing jobs are moving to farms in the Lawrence area. Commissioner Arthur W. Gilbert notes unskilled labor can be used on small farms and vegetable fields with harvest approaching. Wages for unskilled labor run 60 to 75 dollars a month with board, higher earlier in the season. A Buffalo Express quip about liquid assets accompanies the piece.
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Boston
Mass
Lawrence
Arthur W. Gilbert
Belmont
Gilbert
New England to Get Coal by Water Route
New England coal relief moves to water shipments from coastal points as rail car shortages persist. Industry and fuel officials say vessels from tidewater can supply immediate needs while railroads handle next winter, with executives from the National Coal Association and major operators present at the conference. New York City reports a large uptick in bituminous coal receipts, 920 cars totaling about 46,000 tons, the greatest since the current shortage began.
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New York
New England States
Belmont
New England
Edward Bradley
Dundon
W. Va
National Coal Association
Tidewater
James J. Storrow
Massachusetts
A. T. Slayton
New Hampshire
H. J. M. Jones
Vermont
Thomas W. Russell
Connecticut
E. R. Joselyn
Maine
Thomas F. Farrell
Pocahont Is Fuel Company
T. H. Watkins
Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Corporation
J. W. Searles
F. H. Wilshire
Consolidation Coal Corporation
New York City
Tidewater Coal Exchange
Bridgeport Man Held In 23000 Dollar Liquor Seizure
Norwich July 20 Louis H. Sorrel of Bridgeport held as the man in charge of a liquor laden truck seized here was held in 2009 for the U S court at New Haven on Sept 28 by Commissioner Earl Mathewson. He waived examination with Prohibition Enforcement Agent McAuliffe and Deputy U S Marshal McCarthy present. The truck carried 195 cases of whiskey in pint bottles 24 to a case not labeled and the load valued about 23400 by invoice. Government agents said the shipment likely headed to a major bootlegger with a tip having come in earlier. Joseph Fleischer of 227 West 27th Street New York appeared to bail out the driver and Sorrel. Federal officers took him for examination to determine his knowledge of the case.
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Norwich
Louis H. Sorrel
Bridgeport
U. S
New Haven
Earl Mathewson
Prohibition Enforcement
McAuliffe
McCarthy
Joseph Fleischer
West 27Th Street
New York City
Sorrell
Mathewson
Attentive Roses and Cabbages in a Sardonic Tale
A satirical paragraph contrasts roses with cabbages and notes that an eloquent auto salesman did not mention numerous repair causes. It mocks nightlife claims versus practical garden work and implies a critique of advice and usefulness.
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George P. Potter
Broad Streel
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Stratford Ave
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Charles L. Dennis
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