Girl's Peculations End With Bond For Accused
Fairfield May 2 Special to the Parmer. Mary Kassyktka, a girl claimed to be at least 18, faced trial for theft from Expressman Stewart R. Pinkham’s cloth line. She admitted taking bank books and money, then bonded out at $300. Authorities debated rehabilitation versus jail, with an emphasis on her youth and inexperience.
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Mary Kassyktka
Stewart R. Pink
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Ciltus H. King
Nkkar
Expressman
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Har
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Justice of the Peace
E. 2
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Inkham
Gould
John Rekyak
Jim Pox
Florfron
Piret
Fix
Jack Wade
Merwin Chis
Peirfield Hook & Lawler Company
Mike
Patrick Castrain
Prudential Insurance Company
Wile
Hustlin
Whiotera
Tver
Bridemwort
Selectmar
Sevictman Sim Rowley
Hantern
Aho
Peagrens
Southport closes schools June 23 amid exams and repairs
Southport routines shift as schools end June 23 and eighth graders face admission tests for Bridgeport High. First Selectman Fox crews roads for an upcoming oil coat while local banking and pharmacy staff note changes. A local death, James Connors health decline, and Meadow Larke II yacht arrival frame a busy harbor scene with renovations on Centre Street and new delivery car service starting Greens Farms.
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Southport
Bridgeport High School
Bridgeport
First Selectman Fox
Elias Pepper
Southport National Bank
Wesley W. Larsen
Switzer
John Cummings
Post Road
James Connors
Main Street
St. Vincent
Greens Farms
1 de Ver Warner
Sound View Farm
Mill Hilla
Wheeler
Charles Gray
John Cobbs
Newtown Notables and Local Sports Report
Newtown social notes reveal Mrs John Carlson returning from a visit with Mrs Schermerhorn and several families visiting from Astoria and Bridgeport. Walnut Tree Hill defeated South Ends of Bridgeport 4 15 at Hillside Park, while Mary Trey underwent appendicitis surgery at Berkshire and is recovering. Edward Crowe of Bethel and Austin Blakemaugh received sheriff deputy commissions, and Catherine Troy of New York is visiting Berkshire with the Jereman Troy family.
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F. Schermerhorn
Roe Johnson
Astoria
L. J
Jonagon
Indoar
Etta Martin
New York
Langer
Walnut Tree Hi
South Ends
Bridgeport
Hillside Park
Walnit Tree Hill
Mary ‘Trey
Jeremish ‘Trey
Berkshire
Edward Crowe
Bethel
Austin F Blakemaghaw
Newtown
Carl Dohaven
Ben
Hanert Smith
RH. Beers
Catherine Troy
Mise
Jereman Troy
Stratford Votes For New Road In Town Meeting
Stratford May 23 The town meeting approved a new road to serve the Connecticut Company trolley line. Senator Stiles Judson said only 3600 dollars would come from Stratford while 37009 would be spared by the town. the plan would need about 2590 more, with support from local figures and the railroad. The vote to table failed 195 to 94 and the resolution passed.
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Stratford
Connecticut Company
Stiles Judson
Harold Lovell
F.E. Conine
Charles H. Peck
Samuel P. Beardsley
Judge Peck
Beardsley
Conine
Senator Judson
Hartford
East Broadway
Patrick Callahan
Peter Glenn
Ed. Roberts
Iyatt
Friends of the Proposition
C. W. Lewie
Rev. C. & Bullock
E. H. Bassett
L. Hanson
Rufus Bent
King Street
Hallister Heights
Gertrude
Coggswell
Howard Cone
Warwick Avenue
Cone
Frederick Kennette
Willirm Smith
Morniig
Colorado
George Webb
South End
Sports notes on trout, fires, and shad at local venues
The report covers George Bartlett’s trout catching near Botsford and his claimed knowledge of Fairfield county streams, the quality of fishing hampered by low flows, and anticipation of rain. It notes a major forest fire at Pine Rock park burning over 1,090 acres, nesting partridges, and rabbits likely perished. It also mentions a neglected fishway at Dorby dam blocking shad passage and skeptical view on the poisoned Naugar tuck river water.
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South End
George Bartlett
Botsford
Frits Prau
Amazon Cafe
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
Bartlett
Pine Rock Park
Dorby
Naugar Tuck
Easton Union Meeting Hosts Juniors and Local Visits
Easton activities center on a Baptist church union meeting with Juniors led by Mrs. Arthur Locke and Miss Clara Sanford. The weekend features numerous visits among residents, church pulpit changes, and community events including a Sport Hill and Nichols baseball game, Epworth league plans, and a Dramatic Night program led by local officers.
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Arthur Locke
Clara Sanford
William Andrews
Clarence Andrews
Rock House
Mabel Seeley
Derby
Chartie Seeley
Lillie Krohmer
Bridgeport
John Krohmer
Frank Awards
Edward
Harvey Hall
Greenfield Hill
Elmer Andrews
Burr Wilson
Curtiss
Methodist Church
Price
Plumb
Congregational Church
Mr. Campbell
Plymouth
Willard Gillette
Patrick McCollam
Edward Gilletts
Mallette Sanford
Clara
Anna Gray
Greenfield Hl
Prank Edwards
Minnie Sherwood
George Parrock
Ida Ogden
Luther Nichols
Ritch
Bridgesport
Grace Andrews
George Gregory
Sport Hill
the Grange
Clarence Jennings
Sport Hill and Nichols
Sherwood Walker
Robert Marsh
John Sherwood
Ida F. Ogson
Epworth League
Anna Logan
Homer Logan
Henry Osborne
A. Florence Nichols
Leroy Wheeler
Edith Logan
Aurel Riman
Easton Grange
Millie Staples
Nellie Wheeler
Fred Marsh
Bertha Lopez
Carl Sillman
Myrtle Nichols
Fried
Misa Edith Sherwood
Dairyman Arrested in Manchester for Milk Adulteration
Special from United Press Manchester May 23 The first arrest in the city for adulteration of milk was Sydney Hagenaw leading dairy man here His case adjourned to next Thursday likely to be adjourned He was released on own recognizance Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station New Haven reported water in three samples from his wagons Hagenaw had publicized a doctor’s recommendation of his milk for babies.
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Manchester
Sydney Hagenaw
Connan
Hagenaw
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
New Haven
Michigan bids to host Taft at Mackinaw Island summer capital
Washington reports Michigan hopes to entertain President Taft on his vacation and has promised Senators Beith and Townsend to inspect the suggested Mackinaw Island site as a summer capital during his western tour next September.
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United Press
Washington
Michigan
Massachusetes
Taft
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Townsend
Mackinaw Island
Trin
Bridgeport Bakers Demand Enforce Sanitary Law Parade Planned
Bridgeport locals of the Bakery & Confectioners Union campaign to enforce the sanitary bake shop law against cellar operations linked to hotels and restaurants. The parade, led by the Coast Artillery band, precedes their Schwaebischer grove outing as they push for public protection of food and fair working conditions. The union notes 70 local members and invites affiliates to join the march and picnic.
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Schwaebischer Grove
French Street
Vas
Coast Artillery Band
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Park Avenue
State Street
Main Street
Stratford Avenue
East Main Street
Hamilton Street
Pembroke Street
Barnum Avenue
Noble Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Congress Street
Middle Street
Golden Hil Street
Main
Charles Schwartz
Arno Strebe
Louis Bourkles
William Miller
Central Labor Union
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