Lack of funds Won't curb Recreation Board's Work
The Board of Recreation, hamstrung by a tight budget, will cut some programs yet push ahead with essential activities. They plan to drop the Steeplechase Island summer camp and reduce playgrounds, extend Seaside Park Bathing pavilion support, and limit holiday events. Staff will shrink, salaries stay similar, and supervision remains focused on athletic programs for schools.
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Recreation
Vierce V. Gahan
New Haven
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Shelton
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Waltersville
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Adams
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Kohler
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Compensation Case Argued Before the Supreme Court
The Connecticut Supreme Court heard an unusual compensation case involving Peter Mason, employed by Mrs. J. J. Alexandre to manage her estate in Wirvana Stanford. Mason died after crossing railroad tracks while en route to a doctor for his injured hand, a question whether the death was within his employment duties. Attorneys debated whether his shortcut to the doctor should count as acting in the course of employment, potentially setting a new legal principle for compensation cases.
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Connecticut
Peter Mason
J. J. Alexandre
Ocean Accident and Guaranty Company
Supreme Court
Aleandre
Wirvana
Stanford
Alexandre
Ason
Hertzberg
Stanhoed
Ime
Mason
Glaw KS
Columis- Honear
Buckingham
Fuckingham
United States
Samuel Reich
Magon
Weing Do
Thia
Cousel
W. Broder
Mascon
Pasquale’ Monte
Husband Cruel in Shelton Divorce Suit
In a contested divorce in superior court Judge J B Kellogg reserved decision in the case of Marlene E M Booth of Shelton versus Harold E Booth. Mrs Booth testified to cruelty including alleged neglect and indelicate incidents while Booth denied the accusations. The suit notes marriage June 2 1918 and mentions Walnut Head.
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J. B. Kellogg
Marlene E. M. ‘Booth
Shelton
Harold E. Booth
Newtown
Mra. Booth
Walnut Head
Day-Cullinan Confab Fails To Solve Tangle
Attorneys David Day and Thomas Futlinin met with Day-Cullinan officials to discuss injunctions delaying a $300,000 city payment to multiple firms. After the conference they issued no new terms, calling the session “just as it was before.”
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David & Day
Thomas M. Futlinin
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