Bridgeport Ballot Leads With 1 000 Women Voting In Race
More than 1,000 women registered in Bridgeport and voted yesterday for Board of Education. A three sided contest featured Democrats Republicans and the A P A with the A P A candidates winning by about 500 votes. Also listed are names of state office candidates for the Australian ballot with party affiliations and cities of residence.
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Bridgeport
Board of Education
Wild Goose Chase Ends With $13 Settlement
Three Italians accused of shooting a domestic goose and a gander were confronted by the owner, Frederick Coggeshall, who captured the birds and led to a $13 settlement. The exchange capped a curious local incident amid town happenings including a school exhibition and a letters page appealing to Bristol ladies for funds.
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Frederick Coggeshall
Juliet
Coggeshall
Gertrude
Church
Ihe
Bristol Notes Touch Election Day and Local Biz
The Bristol post column lists mail hours and reminds readers that tomorrow is election day. It notes council actions, staff shortages, and a dense mix of local ads and notices about repairs, events, and upcoming performances at Town Hall and various clubs.
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P.O
Bristol Train of Artillery
G. W. Easterbrooks
West Homestead
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Dr. Neylan
Columbia
Hartford
EF. T. Remieres
Educational encyclopedia offer to Bristol subscribers
The newspaper announces a limited time deal with John A. Noe, general agent of Chambers Encyclopaedia, delivering the nine volume set at a low price. It emphasizes home education for children, lifelong learning, and urges readers to arrange a call with Noe or leave word at the Phoenix office or Burgess news depot.
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Noe
Ivy Club Meets in St Michael's Chapel
The Ivy Club held its weekly meeting in St Michael's chapel with 15 members present. W Mc Laughlin chaired in the absence of the president and vice president. Rich ard Magee applied for membership and William McLanaghlin joined the entertainment committee. An entertainment followed featuring a recitation by W Magee and a reading by John Pailthrop.
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W. McLaughlin
House Committee
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