Stratford Red Men to Attend Great Council Meeting
Members of Stratford based Red Men groups plan to attend the Great Council meeting in Spratford. The event includes a Past Chiefs’ degree, a Salvation Army drive in Stratford May 23 to 28, and a May 5 cleanup campaign with posters urging property owners to place trash for pickup.
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Spratford
Apeli
Suedtary
Bownford
Cornel
Naugatuck Mey
Arege Mumters
Okenuckers
Anderson-Duin-Kuchiss
American Legion
Stratford
Salvation Army
Obenuck Tribe
Tynest McNeil
Millington
Mass
Tow Planning Board
Stratford High School
Changes to lower cost for new high school project
School board ordered plan changes that cut construction costs from 900000 to about 860000 by removing the top floor of the three story building cutting classroom heights from 13 to 12 feet and moving the planned laboratory to a shop building. A $50000 basement cost reduction was also implemented to fit the new budget.
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Last Side High School
Southport Stores Looted in Night Robbery
Southport suffered a nighttime raid with $16 taken as thieves looted Perry's store and damaged a nearby tobacco and cigar outlet. Police found broken telephones and lights knocked out, and investigators suspect the same burglars hit the Chocolate Shop earlier, extending to nearby properties.
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Southport
Apairfield
Fender Perry
Zestor Carey
Joseph Caladek
Npa
Bockingsnd
Perry Stor Ponce
Czech Army Names Ticket for Election
A scrambled report details military figures and a political slate linked to Dar piga Es fee tee, with references to eleven men and the dismissal of a party. The fragment hints at election manipulation within a postwar Czech context, mentioning FAG and a medic team.
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Politra
Darpiga
Polikie
Mance
Bridgeport youths held in Fairfield
Two Bridgeport youths were held in Stamford on a charge after a burglary spree in the city section. They were arraigned in Fairfield on Monday, with police saying the pair robbed the Max Amts factory and other targets, stealing revolvers and police material. The men face trial in Cheshire reform court.
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Bridgeport
Fairfield
Elia
Stamford
Toyaspurt
Louis
Cheshire
Max Ams
Six Uncontested Divorces Set For Hearing Today
Six uncontested divorce cases are scheduled for hearing today before Tulge William M. Maltbie in the short calendar session of the Superior court. Petitions include claims of desertion and intolerable cruelty, with marriages dating from 1895 to 1919. Names include Mary F. Gorman, James F. Gorman, Maud Lillian Luzzi, John Lites, Tarkr Williams Pack, Mary Pecoraro Longo, Sullivan Walter Longo, Edna L. Moody, Bull F. Moody, and Tulla Beebe.
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Tulge William M. Maltbie
Catendar
Superior Court
Mary F. Gorman
James F. Gorman
Norwalk
John Lites
Maud Lillian Luzzi
Chaves W. Parker
Bridgeport
Tarkr Williams Pack
Mary Pecoraro Longo
Stamford
Sullivan Walter Longo
Edna L. Moody
Bull FF. Moody
Greenwich
Tulla Beebe
John Edward Beebe
Interference Charges Grow in Norwalk Court
In Norwalk Ancil 26-(Apecial) four men were in Ast District court on strike interference charges tied to workers at the Gable-Mole works. George Hoeberts faced peace and intimidation fines of 35 dollars. Louis Arelli was discharged on breach of peace. Creal and Schenck had cases continued to Saturday morning. Creal on breach of peace and Schenck on assault breach of peace intoxication and breaking and entering. Solanek allegedly assaulted a worker and tried to force entry while intoxicated. Sthenek described a similar incident. details unclear.
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Norwalk
Ast
Worgeers
Gable-Mole
George Hoeberts
Louis “Arelli
Oliv Creal
Olle Schenck
Creal
Schanck
Solanek
Omush
Bern All
Newtown Notices and Social Gatherings Reported
April 26 item list from Newtown covers Tew and Avs in Brewster New York church supper hosted by the Moshochs and local teas from Mrs Ligichots and Mrs Coper. Household moves, visits from Danbury to Bridgeport, and community events at Guange and Lieut Agricultursd college noted amid weathered town updates.
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Newtown
J. J. Lasher
Brewster
N.Y
Moshochs
Jimins Ligichots
Harriert Coper
Tuskers
St. John's Rectory
Twanil
Mosea Nalevsly
New York
Huntingtown
M. Kane
Danbury
Mary Crown
John Gordon
Bridgeport
der Corney
Botsford
Poht
Guange
Missdith
J. Mason
Laxtensian Service Department
Ieut Agricultursd College
Bava
Eather M. Peck
Joseph Mecanthy
Walideen Cavanaugh
Aspris Am
Aeng
Mayephisen
Woodbury
Howlard A. Alcock
Southbury
Vital Statistics Notice From Local Registry Office
Classified style notice lists names across streets and addresses with April dates and family events. Includes Paola Autonet Trttipens at 440 Berkshire Avenue and Bertie Gattin on Main Street among others with April entries.
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Rurhs
Thauell Stern
Siren
Bertie Gattin
Main
Paola
Autonet
Berkshire Avenue
Sheriff names Clifford Nichols Westport deputy sheriff
Westport April 26 Gifford Nichols of the Boston Test road appointed special deputy ahetist by High Sheriff Simon Pease Bridgeport to replace Clark Walkirk removed from duties Nichols formerly a state policeman served as traffic officer in Hotel Square before resigning to join Westport Garage as a mechanic He will patrol state roads by motorcycle on weekdays and at Compo Beach or Hotel Square on weekends State police will again operate in the area this year with local officers Selectman Wakeman says Officer Michael Dominick may transfer to Compo Beach for weekends two regular duty officers may be added for summer traffic Sheriff Edgar H Perry remains as night watchman.
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Westport
Gifford Nichols
Boston Test Road
Ahetist
Sheri Simon Pease
Bridgeport
Clark Walkirk
Wiehels
Hotel Square
State Street
Ninhole
Sunjaya
Compo Beach
Selectman Wakeman
Michael Dominick
Compo ‘Beach
Edgar Hi. Perry
Greenfield Hill Girl Wins Essay Contest in Fairfield
In Fairfield on April 26 high school students competed in the Bunlee Dennie chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Winner Alice Winchester of Greenfield Hill presented an essay on George Washington. Isabelle Lobdell won second prize and Mamtian Churchill of Stratfield won third. First prize $7.50, second and third $3. Judges included Anne B. Jennings Miss Fillett Nichols Loretta Perry and Miss Allee Sherwood.
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Wis
Anne B. Jennings
Miss Fillett
Nichols
Misa Loretta Perry
Allee Sherwood
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