Aquatic events draw crowds at Lordship Beach
Special to the Lordshin Bearh reports a lively day at Lordship Beach with motion picture screenings and aquatic contests. A tilt-free-for-all paddling event, diving trials, and junior races drew spectators. Notable participants included Elimination-Free-For-All contenders and local divers, with winners and times noted across several age groups.
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Lordship Beach
Minsul
Bach Conthanant
Heimat i Duborg
Fas
Ciris
May Fnan
Chive
Ian Wilkins
Thrhen
Jack Tx
Bert St Cla
Norman H
Ernest Johnson
Burver Franz Thira
Sonversault
Sutten
Jini
Edward Mecul
Jack Darter
Pomes
J. Clair
Wen Slay Rawlinson
Phelan
Minnie Phels Huh MeDor
Toni LeBreque
Jerry
Nin
King Brother
P. Davis
Poughkee York
Willian
Triangle
Lovashin
BR. Godfrey
F Dy
Lordship
Son
Mass
Hoare
Gledhill
Aiea
Big Monroe Carnival Wins High Worker Praise
The Monroe carnival drew praise for workers and the float parade. Judges and officials presented badges and addressed attendees as many along Bridgeport and surrounding areas joined the celebration. Local residents and visitors shared in the weekend festivities with dances, music, and social gatherings continuing from early trains to late night.
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Monroe
Wild
David + MacKenzie
Bridgeport
Savard
Atarsin
Bridgeport Cave
Putneys Recovering From Painful Injuries
Milford reports Putney and Yen recovering from painful injuries after an incident. Limited readable text confirms those injured are Putney and Yen with ongoing medical treatment and expected recovery.
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Putneys
New Milford Golf Course Opens at Laurel Beach Park
Milord Telegram reports Laurel Beach Country Club members finished a five hole course at Laurel Beach Park, opening to members rest of season. The club grows rapidly with six new entrants at the executive board meeting boosting total membership. plans include a wide water feature and a pig roast event Saturday.
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Milford, Ane
Laurel Beach Counry
Wheyrew
Laurel Breach Jark
Amd
Sota
Three Arrests in Fairfield Cast in Court Today
Police report three Fairfield arrests for domestic violence and related charges. Andrew Rerenesy, Berklees resident, faces beating accusations and is to be tried tomorrow. Bertha Borrasky and another man are held on assault and other charges. Several others were detained by officers on one count or another as authorities prepare legal proceedings.
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Andrew Rerensky
Berkles
Oficer
Regiweel
Mes Marrnssy
Vinpene's
Feeport
Epsigosvid
Martens
Morpin
Tiwand
Borrasky
Wallington
Bertha
Drichist
Davi R.earie
Gendal
Cnpilolics
Eclogiar
Lis
Aus
HSL
Mary
Obristina
Mel Montes
Thandine
Norwalk
Sruth
Artis
Norway
Mr. Mills
Schroeder Fight For Life After Serious Injuries
Reports indicate Schroeder may survive after a severe crash on the Banbury Norwalk road. The accident left several injured. medical staff at the hospital attended to victims, with one driver reported critically hurt and others treated for non life threatening injuries.
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Danputy
Ik Sportal
Orien Pingry
van Sep Roener Ured
Arciden
Baye Ni Clan
Srinusness
Pernverx
Tunnshryahoor
San Vorouer
Joba F. Mhetin
Lillidit Nelah
Banbury-Norwalk
Alea
Paysiciane
Norwalk Faces Severe School Crowding Challenge
Local officials plan to address crowded classrooms in Norwalk by considering new school constructions and possible temporary solutions. The document outlines timelines, funding prospects, and the need to balance student placement while maintaining educational quality and safety standards.
Devon Club Pushes Road Widening at Town Reservoir
In Stamford Harbor a boy and his mother nearly drowned after a floatation mishap near the town reservoir. The Devon Club seeks road widening to improve safety following the incident. Local officials discuss measures and the public health implications amid memories of a related boating accident.
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Devon Club
Town
Stamford Harbor
Death notices honor County President with multi faith services
Cities and towns in the county mark the death of President Harding with Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish services planned or held. Norwalk pastors praise his generosity as tributes unfold in churches and public memorials across the region.
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Mark W.G. Harding
President Yarding
Elevesnt
Norwalk
To Ko Harding
Pate
Religion May Hamper Work With Russian Refugees New Effort At St Luke's
Spurred by a religious debate, St Luke's plans to use rooms for a refugee aid project while concerns arise over religious tensions. Affected workers, including Russian refugees, face varying access to assignments as debates over faith influence placements. The article notes multiple languages and the need for English training as workers seek meaningful roles at the site.
Ask Utilities Commission to Abolish Bus Line
A fragmented notice requests the Utilities Commission consider discontinuing a local bus line. The document references specific individuals, agencies, and procedural steps but is partially garbled, with missing dates and locations. The readable elements indicate a formal petition or inquiry aimed at ending service with potential implications for riders and local transit governance.
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Utilities Commission
President's secretary stops in Greenwich
A terse dispatch notes the president's secretary visiting Greenwich with no route announced to Washington. Officials indicated plans to become formal, but details remained unclear as of June.
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Greenwich
Young Wife Dies in Greenwich Home
Abigail Veronica Mead, wife of Luther H. Mead and daughter of Michal Lavin, died at her Banksville home in her twenty sixth year. Survived by husband, parents, a sister Mary Lavin, and brother Thomas Lavin. Requiem mass at St Mary's Church Tuesday at 1 oclock. Interment at St Mary's Cemetery.
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Greenwich
Atg
J—Dmi
Abigail Veronica Mead
Luther H. Mead
Michal
Mary Latin
Orchard Place
Banksville
Misa Many Lavin
Protiate Court Office
Thomas Lavin
St. Mary's RR
Ofelock
St Mary's Cemetery
Astor's Property Expert Dies After Operations
Greenwich Aur A. Townsend Heracy 116 1 f3rd street New York City died suddenly at 284 Mast Tatham avenue at midnight of acute dilation of the heart age forty four after two serious operations at Roosevelt hospital New York He was a leading real estate dealer for the Astor family and son of Abnes Barriete He leaves a wife Miss Rea Ida and other relatives The funeral will be held at 10 4 o'clock Tuesday morning.
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Greenwich
Aur
Townsend Heracy
New York City
Tatham Avenue
Roosevelt Helm- Seth
New York
de Joseph A. Mateo
Abnes Barriete
Exper Reul
Astor
Holton Nominated for Warden of Milford Borough
Milford August 5 Special to Telegram Holton nominated for the office of warden. He will head the borough slate for the last Saturday of this month. Several candidates listed for other borough offices including Fay, Greer, Hall and Thomas. No spirited contest noted. additional nominees include clerk, assessor, treasurer, and shepherd positions.
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Milford
Sunuat
Tospa
Greer
Ro Renenys
Daalitths
Versor
M. Bootying
Cpansneer
Amd
Dinen
Shepiit
Danbury Elks Big Outing At Sixteenth Annual Event
Danbury will entertain Elks in a large outing as the sixteenth annual Danbury fee event proceeds. The gathering will be held at Padbury Chowd on Sandas Avenue, with tasks arranged by committee members. A breakfast is planned at ten oclock and the new Elks’ home is to be opened during the festivities.
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New Canaan
Alig
Pan
Billimar
Moynniges
Alessird
Amenda
ReNor
Corton
Eure
Oellet Nape
Miss Sud
Wwe
Wi Oferas
Ehor Pegibiers
Cipro
Achenis
Silliman
Saat Rolier
Lin Peatales
Cameririn
Hpi
M. Bree
Jareter
Abaeedaat
Ibermot
Danbury
Paneer
Ang
Mika
Paris
Danley
Padbury
Sandas
Elks' Bone
Milford Ready to Register Vote on New ITV Charter
Milford prepares for a special referendum on charter changes to city status. Polls open 6:40 am to 5 pm at three districts. ballots, not machines, will decide if Milford remains a town or becomes a city. Local meetings drew little attendance but sentiment shifts toward adoption in recent days.
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Milford
ITV
Tomeére
Connecticut
Wen
Milford Chamber of Commerce Ghott
Carter
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Clifford Fox
BIG Monroe Carnival
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Liverd Stevens
Waterbury
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Marshall Beach
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York
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Eo Bross
Putney
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Milo
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Petron
St Luke's Whip
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Hanon
Kusstia
RTE
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Eihee
Astors
Townsend Horner
Holton
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Fifth Avenue
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Joann W. Horner
Tod W. Aerner Jr
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