Toll Free Bridge urged to replace old Washington span
Readers argue for a new bridge over the Housatonic to replace the Washington bridge. They cite fair cost sharing among counties, the state, and the Connecticut Company while opposing tolls as harmful to commerce and progress.
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Tonic
Washington
Connecticut Company
Connecticut
Careful Investor Judson Estate Shows Diversified Holdings
A careful inventory of the late Stiles Judson's estate reveals an emphasis on diversification. He favored first mortgage bonds and public service corporations, with securities spread across many companies and regions, suggesting a robust, multi‑sector portfolio.
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Stiles Judson
Front Parlor Metaphor Marks Governor Holbomp Administration
A columnist argues the governor’s staff and public praise are only the front parlor of government. The real judgment comes from the appointees, the offices funded, and the choices that split Republican support from independents led by Jury and John T.
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Repub Party
J.ury
John T
The Bombardment of the British Coast Explained
The article notes German shelling of the Yorkshire coast and the Isle of Wight marking a rare modern assault on Britain. It places the event in historical context, comparing it to sieges from 1066 onward and outlining possible German aims and potential strategic effects.
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Wight
William the
France
England
Napoleon
Great Britain
Julius ‘Cassar
von Tromp
Thames
John Paul Jones
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Wessels
Whitehaven
Scarborough
Jones
Pembrokeshire
Hartlepoole
Boks
Kitchenner
Do Your Shopping Early in Bridgeport Shops
The Bridgeport stores adopt shorter evening hours to comply with new laws and better serve the public. Merchants weigh four night openings against workers’ welfare and public convenience, recalling earlier closedowns and Saturday half-holiday traditions as a guide to balancing business needs with daylight shopping efficiency.
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Bridgeport
Prince Joachim Birthday Milestone and War Injury
Prince Joachim, youngest son of the German emperor, turns 24 and has been convalescing in Hamburg after a thigh wound suffered near Schaetzels East Prussia. He rode to the front as an information officer with Gen von Hindenburg’s staff during the early war battles and was later awarded the Iron Cross for bravery at Namur.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Plent
Allenstein
Ham- Bure
Namur
Duke of Cumberland’s Insanity Cited Amid War Tragedies
Aged Duke of Cumberland, linked by marriage to the Kaiser's line, is described as insnared by tragedy with rumors of mental decline. The article recalls Hanoverian royal lineage, past plots, exile after 1866, and the duke’s long life in Austria since 1566, noting his reconciliation following his son’s alliance with the German royal family.
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Duke of Brunswick
Engeland
Ernest Augustus
Hanover
William IV
Great Britain
England
Orangemen
Ireland
Victoria
Thyra
Denmark
Alexandria
Russia
Greece
George V
Astria
Sian
Prussia
Europe
Austria
Germany
William Shay Pioneer of Sandy Hook Dies After Illness
William Shay, a Berkshire resident and longtime S. Curtis & Son employee since the 1860s, died at his home after months of illness. A devout Catholic, he leaves four children P F Shay Mrs D Murphy at home and Mrs Patrick Haugh and William Shay of Waterbury. The funeral will be from his home and St Rosé Church.
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William Shay
Berkshire
P. F. Shay
D. Murphy
Patrick Haugh
William Shey
Waterbury
St Rosé Church
Shay
S. Curtis & Son
Rubber goods store ad with coats and overshoes
Christmas gift idea from a rubber store featuring boys sizes to 6 and youths to 2 child sizes to 10 1-2. Rubber coats guaranteed and available in rubber surfaced and cloth from $2.50 to $5.00. Arctic overshoes and various styles for the whole family offered in one, two and four buckle designs.
Oriental luxury at Che D. D. Read Co shopping
A catalog page from Che D D Read Co advertises jewelry and textile gifts. It features couch covers and pillows, shell cameos, pins and brooches in gold, rubies and semi precious stones, plus gold bracelets, laces, and decorative belts. Also lists toilet waters, sachets, and potpourri with affordable prices.
Stratford men eyed for deputy sheriff post and local happenings
In Stratford a Republican town committee meeting discussed deputy sheriff candidates including Cee win Dufour Fred W Nettleton and Constable William Bassett with Tomlinson and Bevans rumored out. Also noted were a damaged auto truck from backfire, Maurice Baker visiting Ohio, bridge planning with Milford officials, early duck hunting success and the marriage of Louise Fryer to James R Willson.
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C. Eewin Dufour
Fred W. Nettleton
William Bassett
Simeon E. Pease
Republican Town Committee
Mike Tomlinson
Freda Bevans
Tomlinson
Bevans
Albert Wakelee
Judson
Maurice Baker
Wil
Lam St. John
Ohio
Board of Selectmen
Town House
Frederick H. Beckwith
Milford
Washington Bridge
Baldwin
Roswell Bliss
Lewis A. Policy
Allan Beardsley
Knell’s Island
Christ Wpiscopal Church
Mises Louise Fryer
Herbert Fryer
Sutton Avenue
James R. Willson
Gilbert
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