Stratford Fire Board Seeks Funds for Gear and Alarm System
Stratford fire board plans a budget request of 10 500 for a triple combination pump and chemical engine and 95 000 for a fire alarm system. In local court, two youths were fined 140 each for pears theft from Mrs. Fred Holmes on South Main Street. Haunted House operations and Scout camp reports appear amid town notes and park committee updates detailing land donation and a new tennis court planned at Blot Street.
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Tratford
Aise
Fred Holmes
South Matintreet
iStratford
Richard Howell
Radetlite
Lous Hil
Thomas McQuillan
Baw. Peck
T. 3. Ryan
I. van ‘Ila Bogart
Beettice Olson Heads to Berkshires Visit
Miss Beettice Olson Red Cross visiting nurse departs for a month's service in the Berkshires.
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Berkshires
Laurel Beach Plans Masquerade Ball
Laurel Beach hosts a masquerade ball at the Casino Wade with guests from Waterbury Derby and New York. The event features Mrs Lf and Mes Lin Lolo Mlamere among attendees and reports of extended visits and seasonal cottage accommodations along Shore Drive.
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Taurel Toe Easaio
Ang
Wade Yeaday
Nagutide
Willan J
Secordiy
Ait
Seeoy
Waterbury
Bavhoe
Derby
Mist
Chaco
Waterbu
Mes
Lin Lolo Mlamere
Hobart
Maries Satth and Family
Port
Wylow Avenue
J. Northrat
Newpork
Tanner
Ford
Seconaveus
Bryant
Yoreigton
Ping Orchard
Mra
Kaerlo
Sostloma
Trinitys
Brigtel
Concert and dancing at Washington Park drawn large crowd
A largely attended Washington Park concert last night featured music and dancing from 9 to 10. The event offered a program emphasizing love of career music and a brisk hour of entertainment for attendees.
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Washington ‘Park
Washington
Father's neglect of children told in court
In a county court session Albert Ruts 2 Widener faced allegations of severe neglect of his children. Needy home conditions and insufficient funds and clothing were described. A warrant was sworn for the father's arrest as neighbors testified to months of alleged neglect.
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Palit
Albert Ruts
Widener
Copnasc
Promttus
Pidgeon
Nsahidreiy
Melshhors
Prasiaete Busen
Indrfield
Vacation Guests at Walnut Beach
A stream of visitors arriving for vacations at Walnut Beach includes Lulogsky of Blavtford and Agnes Caynetaugh with family, Mrs Sehaack and others at Mt arn front. The report lists numerous names from Drybury Mexica and Mount Vernon, with guests staying at Silver Beach cottages and related locales during August.
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Ya Lulogsky
Blavtford
Trapene
Honub
O'Dell
Silver Beuwek
Agnes Caynetaugh
Agnes Manning
Mary Casey
Blavt
Ara
Tneh Atlas
Maple Avenue
Maceline Sehaack
Clara Sehnauk
Chuva Dull
Min Carley
Erimit
Wiesta
Mtarn Front
Myrna Nach
Pred Gini
Ot” Bet Part
Waee
Siver Beach
Mabel Tenneson
Drybury
Chiches Sterling
Mexica
Margaret
Aundry
Ottage
Myrtie Beach
Margaret Lynch
Wadler
Snending
Avsne Walsut Beach
Mary M
Tilia dl
Rita Rene’ Turk
Bridgepor Laing
Hoat- Owentinge
Sliver Beach
Thomnas Conley
Ceornesires
Tiridgenort
Walnut Boneh
Mise Twelyn Liberecler
Mount Vernon
Entherine County
Derby
Mra
Urbagi
Af Tong Lye
M. David
New Tors
Provosa
Long Tabric
Sea. Len
Myrtle Beagh
Thieves Make Big Haul Of Tobacco In New Haven
Police reports show a major theft at the Antone Pape company in EU strant diving Inst migat. Thieves took 7000 to 8000 pounds of tobacco in a clever, staged operation.
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New Haven
Conn
Antone Pape
Harding takes helm as leader in party driven by disarmament push
Amid sharp partisan critique, President Harding consolidates leadership in Congress as editors and papers praise his bold moves on a world disarmament conference and the bonus issue. Critics alarmed by what they call personal rule and subservience to authority.
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Reed
Missouri
Senate
Harding
Congress
Boston Transcript
Brooklyn Eagle
Dem
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Washington
Seattle Times
Ind
The
Boston Herald
Danbury Reports Low Illiteracy Amid Census Data
The 1920 census shows Danbury with the smallest illiteracy rate in Connecticut, with 6 persons aged 10+ unable to read or write, 19.7 percent of the population. The report contrasts Danbury’s rate with Derby 21 percent and Norwell 15 percent, noting native whites and foreign-born whites among the literate. A trolley service expansion begins Sunday on a west side loop, with a twenty-minute schedule from Wooster Square to West Street and back, plus buses and contingencies. The article also notes a fire incident at a restaurant on Main Street, with a woman injured but able to return to work. Summer concerts in Thremwood Park proceed, and Danbury Shriners prepare for Pyramid Territory’s New London outing with a caravan procession led by state police.
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Danbury
Nuelty
Semblied
Derby
Norwell
Tobber
Ema Pullatin
Abury
Cam
Iener-borm
Dnrmburyw & Thel Street Tallway Company
Avestamn Park
Wooster Square
West Street
Lake Avenue
Wellavernus
Myrtle Havenue
Weatytthyomua
Hirecit
iMain
Poxteffion
Wooster Suare
Tudge
Mose Ives
Ives
Tienbung
Bethel
Street Railway Company
Mumia McNerney
Taineh
Tain Street
Frana
Tha
Reatayimant
M Nolig
Greenwich
Sqimd
State Police
Tanbury Shriners
Bridgeport
New London
TRUMBULL PEOPLE TO DISCUSS NEW LIBRARY
TRUMBULL ANB S The HE ccl a singulal society will meet Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in the Congregational church for the purpose of taking over plans for a site for the new Niches Memorial library. The funeral of Michael Gulosh a former resident of Daniels Farms was held Thursday morning at the home of his stepson Stephen Rada chow ski in Bridgeport. He was 64 years old and is survived by his widow and two sons Andrew and Michael Jr. and other relatives. Various local residents and visitors gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William Tudor with several others for a day of social activity.
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Trumbull
ANB
HE ccl
Singulal
Sturday
Eitrch
Niches Memorial
Michael Gulosh
Daniels Farms
Filephen Radachowski
Bridgeport
Gilosh
Gilosh Ned Been Run Sufferer For Many Months and A Few Weeks EO
Radachowaki
Andrew
Navy
Michael
Green
New Jersey
Mra
William Tudor
Misa Teasin Renton
Mabel Teeantan
A. Ay Miller
Eeho Farm
Aisa Mary McLaughlin
Arthur Baulleu
Pantats Ferma von
Henry Thompson
City Seeks Bids for Sewer Construction Project
The City will receive bids for a sewer construction project valued at about 310000 dollars. Bids must be opened at noon on June 1, 1920, in the mayor’s office. The board offered terms of five and a half percent interest, with payments starting June 1 and continuing annually through 1940.
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Eft
Honda
Banda Pra
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