Social event of interest marks church wedding at Morris Cove
The ceremony officiated by Rane Mogieary of Watertown and a Frances Baptist officiant joined in a social event of local note. Pris es were awarded to top participants in a Lane competition. The couple will reside at 743 Avenue, where the groom has a home. The Union League Club meeting fixed plans for an officers’ election and a whist event at the Yacht Club. George Graves leads a list of prize recipients among relatives and club members.
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Morris Cove
Union League Club
Bridgeport
Waa
Lewis B. Cur
Henry
Roach and water bug issue in kitchen raised as family concern
A fragment discusses tolerance of roaches in the kitchen and the belief that others will also tolerate them, with a warning about potential consequences if a day comes when this is no longer feasible.
Local visit by Al Goulden and Margaret McGrath
Al Goulden and Mrs Margaret A McGrath of Brook visit with relatives on Pequonnock Street.
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Margaret A. McGrath
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Pequonnock Street
Harbor Market Ad and Park City Matinee Notices
Open harbor blues and seafood offerings advertise fresh lobsters soft crabs and sweet oysters from Hayes Market 629 Water Street plus a matinee excursion program. Captain Tooker announces Labor Day cessation of the Port Jefferson Sound trip aboard the Park City with weekly departures at 1 30 p m from Fairfield Avenue and returns at 4 30 p m.
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Express
Hayes' Ing Co
Water Street
Charles E. Tooker
Park City
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Long Island Sound
Fairfield Avenue
Connery Has Fine Record In Local Legislature
Aug 26 Redding reports on Michael Connery voter support for minority candidates and his record. He backed the Chandler Public Utilities bill, opposing stricter regulation of corporations, while rival B B Banks aligned with limited regulation. New electoral law aims to prevent wholly partisan boards and ensure minority representation sometimes. Local road and fence work details noted with contractors and laborers on Ridge road project.
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Michael Connery
Barnum
Consolidated Railroad
Chandler
Con
Connery
B. B. Banks
Mr. Banks
Fke
West
Econ Pm Particu
George
Gale Banford
George O
A. H. Sanford
Will Banks
D. C. Sanford
Ridge Road
Sncdowala
Proposals for mile of roads to be advertised at once
Proposals for building this mile of roads will be advertised at once. J W Teets enlarges his Ridge summer home by a twenty by twenty addition with a cellar. He sold his windmill to D B Sanford. Ray Ezequielle has two weeks disabled after a muskrat bite on his finger. the wound inflamed despite prompt cauterization. James McDonald lost a work horse to lung fever, refused $200 days earlier. Eleanor Osborn in Italy will sail home Sept 6. a Chicago lady travels with her. Georgetown ball team beat Westons 28 to 3. Moore and Castle starred. Ashcrofts left Lobster Pot cottage for Brooklyn, kept key and boarded windows. A nine from Rogers & Peets recreation camp near Putnam Park played Center last Saturday, losing 25 to 0. Rev Gilbert O Miller and wife visit on vacation. he pastors a Los Angeles church. Lawn festival by Christ Episcopal Ladies Aid raised funds at rectory. TM, ory about Batadon Bradley clarified. A fine tennis court is being built on D S Sanford’s former barn site. James Kennedy in Adirondacks for a week. Center Methodist festival netted $46. Mrs W A Swan is at the Ridge Inn for two weeks with daughter Miss Clara. A child born Friday to Mr and Mrs Sanford Osborn did not survive. Miss Eleanor Sanford hosted a whist party. W C Sanford improving after recent illness. About 100 Bethel Catholics plus Rev Father Kiernan picnicked at Putnam Park. The stone sone front of the Sel
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Ray Ezequelle
James McDonald
Eleanor Osborn
Italy
Chicago
Georgetown
Westons
Wilton
Moore
Castle
Georgetowns
Ashcrofts
Brooklyn
Rogers & Peets
Putnam Park
Bilbert O. Miller
John S. Sanford
Ory
Batadon Bradley
D. S. Sanford
James Kennedy Pampmene
W. A. Swan
Christchurch
Ridge Inn
Clara
Sanford Osborn
Eleanor Sanford
W. C. Sanford Ly
Bethel
Unclear Text on Labor Strife and Federal Involvement
Fragmentary report speaks of a strike with passive residents and some who have died or suffered as workers confront authorities. The reference to the federal government and intervention suggests a broader confrontation between labor and the state, but specifics are unreadable.
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Ridge cemetery monuments gifted by 5S Sanford
A Ridge cemetery site features granite capped stones donated by S. Sanford, a benefactor whose gift funds the memorial markers.
Redding to Vote on Question at Special Meeting
Voters in Redding will decide at a Saturday special meeting whether to abolish school districts. The session will set forth the plan and potential effects on local education governance.
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Redding
Attorney General Opinion Guides Town School Transfer Plan
The opinion discusses transferring school property from district to town management under the consolidation act. It urges uniform voter action at special meetings to effect a final transfer and equalization, avoiding grand lists. Ridge district holds a meeting Saturday to advance the plan, with a town meeting next Monday to decide the new board size of the town's schools.
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Redding
Holcomb
Ridge
Board of Education
Cholera Prevention Policy Considered After Rotterdam Cases
London officials weigh steps to stop Asiatic cholera from reaching England after several well developed cases emerge in Rotterdam. Government faces a difficult task should the disease cross into Holland and spread further.
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United Press
London
Rotterdam
England
Holland
Dutch English Shipping and Cholera Toll in Rotterdam
Dispatches report 28 new cholera cases in Rotterdam with five deaths. September is deemed the most dangerous month for the disease spread among Dutch and English ports as numerous vessels visit daily.
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Rotterdam
Madist Rebels Slaughter 240 Turkish Troops in Yemen
Special from United Press reports from Vienna describe Madist rebels in Yemen attacking Turkish troops, killing about 240 soldiers. Casualties among rebels unknown as Turkish forces withdraw amid wage cuts.
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Vienna
Yemen
Turkey
Accese
Constantinople
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