Milford Education Budget Increases for Next Year
Milford Aug 4 The board of education completed the budget for the coming year at the August meeting. An appropriation of 168 700 was proposed plus 30 504 for a new four room addition to Devon Grammar School. The addition will give 18 rooms and ease congestion. Members considered funding for an auditorium at Devon and for student transportation per a state ruling. A plan to install three new fire boxes in Milford was announced and tested.
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Glad To Spread Good News Of Mrs Kowalczyk Recovery
Cleveland readers learn that Mrs Helen M Kowalczyk of 6919 Hope Avenue has regained health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved strength and sleep and urges women to try the medicine based on the company letters published in Detroit News.
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Dam Builders 10 Use Stream to Aid Construction
The last miles of the Rocky River at New Milford will be diverted by a temporary earth dam below Jerusalem as part of a wide dam project by Connecticut Light and Power. Engineers plan multiple dykes and a permanent sluiceway, using dynamite and gunpowder to move rock and earth, with crews already on site building a temporary village to support winter construction.
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Americans Get More Foreign News, Says Institute Panel
Williamstown reports that American readers receive far more European coverage than foreigners get of U.S. affairs. Experts note Britain’s recent shift toward US attention and American correspondents’ focus on human interest stories rather than politics. The panel argues readers lack context for global events and presses for better interpretation of overseas reports.
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Ex-Senator Weed Dropped From Board
Aug 4 article notes Cantrell and Pronk Teste Navehee appointed members of the town council of Minune replacing Hanford Weed and another member. Weed’s activities with the Democratic Party and past roles on the state party committee are mentioned, with uncertain spelling and fragmented text.
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Distillery Case Delayed in Darien Prohibition Probe
The hearing of Dr. A. R. Campo an eclectic physician of Darien charged with involvement in illegal alcohol production has been postponed to late month. Campo and a few others were placed under rest weeks ago after federal agents uncovered a large distillery plant in a Colonial house behind Norpton Hospital said to be owned by Dr. Campo. The case has been continued since his initial arrest.
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Hearing Continues After Friday Postponement
A hearing scheduled for Monday was continued to the end of the month. The next session, moved from Friday, will address the same issues without delaying the case further.
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News Manager Weds Widow in Port Chester
Reuben Weller the New York manager of a news service married Mrs Ruth Cosgrove widow of Frank Cosgrove in Port Chester Var. Che last fell by Justice of the Pere amue LaRosa. Weller is president of the Metropolitan Mortgage and Security company of New York. Isa Florence Chute and Thomas Lahey were married in Rye this morning in St. Mary's Catholic Church by Rev Frank J. Murphy.
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Stamford Town Policemen Get Salary Increase
Stamford Aug. 4. At a meeting of the Board of Estl- Tynte the chief of police urged higher pay for 16 town policemen. The board approved a 490 per year raise. They also accepted 1,200 compensation from the state for damage in widening the Post road at Byram Hill and agreed to deed land to the state. A Clinton church paid 4,400 to an engineer to remove an echo that marred two years of services.
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I Wanted Adventure True Story Inspires Cautionary Tale
Meg longs for excitement and follows a friend to Florida for a thrilling life. But a simple social lure leads to a dangerous secret and a harrowing sequence that reshapes her view of adventure. The tale, with disguised names, appears in True Story Magazine’s September issue as a stark warning.
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September True Story feature notes thrills and cautionary tales
The September issue highlights dramatic true life pieces including She Had to Learn about youth party excesses and harm, Lies on love and engagement, and Awakening and Courage of Love tales. It previews multiple sensational pieces emphasizing caution and consequence for readers.
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The Triumph of Truth True Story Magazine Appeal
Readers praise the magazine for its power to teach by example and reveal life as it really is. True Story is packed with heart-searching, soul-stirring tales. urging new readers to buy the September issue at newsstands today.
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