Prowler Paroled as Fairfield Court Passes Rounds
In Fairfield Court, several cases were continued or adjourned. Manuel Parmelio was paroled after being charged with peace disturbance, while others faced charges of reckless driving and disorder. A sixty day jail term was given to Stephen Waksia for fault and incompetence, and witnesses testified about a domestic incident.
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Fairfiely
Aus
Adyost
Iildoe
Jonathan Grout
Thomas G. Walsh
Edward J. Donney
Courtland Street
Bridgeport
Thomas Bowen
Johny Flanegan
Owen
Thomas Lashar
Port Road
Tart Creek
Manuel Parmelio
Road
Willan
H. Goold
William HR. Reubenwolf
Misees Highway
Tunxis Hill
Miss Fowles
Stephen Waksia
Ful Relil Aexenue
Hhhildren
Guy H. Boller
Warners
Alexander Bailey
Greenfield Streets
Bee Tunxis Hill Road
Wirthro
Nasiesiouski
Old Strand
Westport Liquor Arrests Lead to Over $3,000 in Fines
Westport authorities fined Ranthony Rodin of Brooklyn for illegal deportation of liquor. Rodin faced multiple charges including possession with intent to sell and registration issues. Fines totaled over $3,000 with costs, as authorities destroyed several seized bottles and alcohol per court orders.
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Westport
Ranthony Rodin
Bay 11Th
Brooklyn
Sherif Chitterd Nichols
John F. Godiliot
Mauer
Gary Pepita
Wes Ln
Uquar
Memorial service for President marching in Redding
A memorial service for President Marching is set for Friday at 3 PM at Christchurch with music and a eulogy led by Rev. Raymond Dun Hingham. A second memorial will be held at 2 AM the following day at the same church, inviting all community members. The Fields family of Broohkivn are visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Tul. Also noted are local social events and bridge gathering details with names Helen Wadermood and H Sanford Osborn mentioned.
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Redding
Christchurch
Raymond Dun Hingham
Fields
Broohkivn
Charles Tul
Hadsewasi Inn
Erorm
Sanford Echool Gs Nastum
Helen Wadermood
Mfrs
H. Sanford Osborn
Bend In
Milford F olk New Street Markers Please
Milford August 8 Special Telegram reports the borough of Woodmont completed street marker improvements. Metal signs with white background and black letters were installed at all street corners and intersections, praised by residents and visitors for neatness and accessibility.
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Milford
Wilbur A. Légward
Board of Burgess
Borough of
Woodmont
Forest
Greenwich Farm's 30006 Trees of Choge Fruit and Ancillary Holdings
The article describes Greenwich Farm with 30006 choge fruit trees and extensive facilities including storage, packing plants, blacksmith shop, and Guernsey cattle. It highlights Hill Ton Farm and breeder Stevens Mr Stevan in livestock improvement, noting Berkshire and English Hackney horses and Snickerman's breeding efforts. It argues Berasheives as versatile, combining work and stallion traits, and claims their efficiency and size advantage.
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Conyers
Paul
Guernsey
Hill Ton Farm
Stevan
Berkshire
Peorcheprem
Snickerman
Snickermin
Lawn fete for new church aims to raise funds
Special from Walnut Beach notes a lawn fete next Saturday at the residence of Charles L. Doherts Broadway to benefit the new church. Preparations are under way with stalls for crafts and a sixpence hand organ to provide music. Donations of makes and fancy work are sought to draw a crowd and support the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnly Beach
T. Gapeie
Charles L. Doherts
Broadway
Miphetd
Pi Ruesis
Franklin House
Holsher
Koeyffer
I. Sager
Franklins
le Guver Mrag
Mraz
Mike Warrail
Mus
Frailinberk
Georre
M. Stens
Nicholson
Ars
Linek
M. Jo Mull
Erris
Katherine McGowany
Frank Towres
W. Diamond
Margaret Ferguson
Sangatuck
Ewerie
Te Wits
Parerrone
Liles
Olive Mite
Chorio Ney
Bridgepeor
Madelyy
Shelvin
Helen Velgrt
Davel Brown
Mr End
Davoty Wiseman
Dave le Rudelyy
Gaenther
Franie Roupties
Huleher
Lawsrd
Bel
J. Koepfler
New York
R. Johnson
I. Yowers
Yonkers
Augbert McCormach
May Shea Mary Breanno
Anna Conyay
Lyneslie Murphys
Gladys Brewer
Anna Pasuices
Harthayd
Logat Oclug
Derby man dies after potash tank fall at factory plant
Howard Maldey, 47, of Derby, died in Griffin hospital after suffering burns Tuesday when she fell into a potash tank at the International Silver company plant.
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Derby
Jun
Howard Maldey
Griffin Hospital
International Silver Company
Dodgingtown Fire Chief Al Bevans Leads Village Carnival
In Newtown, Dodgingtown’s Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, led by genial Al Bevans, roots a famed annual carnival to fund equipment. The event features vaudeville, a 44 by 44 foot platform, and attractions like Barney Google and his Spark Plugs, with proceeds aiding the firehouse near Poverty Hollow and the Oddity Club’s historic efforts since 1917.
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al” Bevans
Plath
Newto Dulsige Dane Ne
al Bevan
Barney Google
Baryans
Ihe Carnival
Fhat al Revans
Board of Relief
Newton
Ventelios Quiet
Wanio
Trompone
Helio Aj
Cutler Resigns From Milford Fire Company Roster
Milford August 1 Special to the Telegram At the annual meeting of Engine Company No 1 George A Miller was reelected captain for another year. Walter A Morrix Henry Spencar Nelson Vantorn Fred Platt and Charles Merritt were reelected officers. Harvy Bradley Ward chogen trustee for three years. Chemical Company No 3 held at Engine House No 3 Myrtle Beach Wednesday Robert G Cuver resigned as captain to devote time to business. Harry G Coley was chosen to head the third district.
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War
Chabet
Thir
Cotain Watler
Westport Planning Board to Hold Hearing on Block Corner
Westport Town Plan Commission issued a notice stating no public hearing will be held next Tuesday evening August 13 on proposed building at the corner of Stalesteet and Alverelde mvenue. The dispute centers on the Hunt and Downs property, with owners unhappy over the commission’s actions affecting their plans and property value.
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Westport
Aumist
Imperini
Telesrim
Town Plan Commission
Stalesteet
Alverelde
Hunt and Downs
Tigher
Alto
Tals Jen
Coolidge Praised As Strong Leader By Danbury Pastor
Special Telegram report quotes Rev. Jason Noble Pierce describing President Coolidge as an exceedingly strong man. Pierce notes Coolidge grows with higher obligations, is indifferent to personal consequences, discharges duty, and has a world outlook. Pierce hopes for continued guidance during the next five Sundays at Bridgeport United Church.
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Danbury
Jason Noble Pierce
Ehurc
Coolidge
Washington
Amherst College
Talit
Telegram
Pieres
Zarag
Pyine
Jr. Poecud
Apeuts Mueer
Tew
Perhiws
Uhan
Pherce
Rleres
United Elured
Bridgebort
Harding
Condlége
Speregsian
County News Briefs From Milford And Surrounding Towns
Local golf officials cancel play in Ridgewood Country Club area with social events halted all weekend. Milford American Legion plans August meeting to elect delegates for the Connecticut Department convention in New Britain. Milford Board of Education approves a $400 fire alarm system upgrade for Milford High. Compo Life Guards seek more active members while fund drives and patrol rules loom. A Westport bridge protection measure and a New Haven music event highlight regional activities this week.
Westport Honors Harding With Day of Mourning
Westport halts all business to honor Harding with a town wide observance. Services to be held at Altist church on Bur e avenue with ex servicemen and auxiliary groups attending. Local churches plan special services and many public buildings will close for the day. Several banks and stores have draped entrances in mourning. A fifth annual outing for the 5th U H A C regiment is announced for Sunday October 9 with hundreds expected at Lake Kenodla. A Civic Club meeting in Readings Center includes an address on International Relationships by Mrs. Lewis Rose Wilkins. Two performers from New Haven attended events and Louis Rogash of Bridgeport gave sparring exhibition at the St. Rose’s carnival.
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Westport
Union
Altist Church
Bure Avenue
Rey Fernaeth
Chupee
Yeseras
Grenen
Azores
Hell
Sth Uh A. C
Connectieue
New York State
Lake Kenodla
Wanbury
Uve Redding
Readins Center
Lewis Rose
Milford Hospital Drive Reaches Its Goal
August 1 report on Milford Hospital Building fund campaign entering its fourth week with hundreds of town workers engaged. Committees urge cooperation and support to complete the drive and secure the desired outcome amid some confusion and delays.
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Milford Hospital
Milford
Jworkine
Actress Britton Wins Suit Over Tampered Engine Numbers
Miss Britton charged Ryan with selling a car with altered engine numbers. The motor vehicle department found no case after proof of legitimate ownership. the case was dropped when Ryan appeared with ownership proof. Britton may appeal to a higher authority.
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Éeyymour
Fifaesha
Olga Kx
Britton
York Autreas
Willian
Ryan
Ming Britton
C. J. Water
Miss Britton
Ansonia’s Oldest Resident Dies in Heat Stroke
Samuel B. Bronson, born January 24, 1825 in Middlebury, longtime Ansonia resident, died at 4 Franklin Street aged 91 after heat contributed to his decline. A Republican and prohibition advocate, he served on the Board of Burgesses and was a deacon in the First Congregational Church, active in the Sunday school and the Naugatuck Lodge.
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Ansonis
Eral
Sammuel B. Bronson
Angonia
Bronson
Franklin Street
Middlebury
Ansonia
Board of Burgesses
Congregaurc
Stu Dent
Nauguturk Indge
Easton LASTON and Festival Committees Named
Easton LASTON reports that the Hee company and aides named committees for the festival at Sport Hill base surroundings on September 6 and 7 to aid the company fund. Executive committee members include Dickdérson Edward Marsh Harry Lscott Hayner Exey Seeey James Hitch cock Raymond Kent Hairy ses work Ralph Gallo George Marsh Oscar Bish John Lehnz music. Memorial services for the late president will be held tomorrow at 6:30 pm at the Methodist church Rev Henry Mc Callum to preach. Mrs Tha M Seeley directs memorial music. Mrs. Joseph A. Minto and others announce cottage rentals and summer visitors at Bloomfeld and Snnet Hi areas.
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Laston
AL & Hreeting
Hee Company
Hist Alghe
BE. Dickdérson
Edward Marsh
Harry Lscott
Hayner
Exey Seeey
James Hitchcock
Raymond Kent
Hairy Seswork
Ralph Gallo
George Marsh
Oscar Bish
John Lehnz
Martin Spuerek
Chester Huheberk
Geehvan
Maras Gilbert
Dishting
Witlach Kitlente
Ad Wheeler
Frank Arleuy Staples
Min
Rasmond Kents
Tades
Marry Seat
Robert Macsh
Altre
Hester
George Gregory
Georer Bees
Charless Marsh
Water Briggs
Laura Grumman
Mrlock
Henry McCallum
Lesker
Tha M_ Seeley
Bloomfeld, N. J
Edward Statey
Snnet
Joseph A. Minto
Ogelvey
Emmett
New York City
My_ Oxelvey
Me Payne
Live
Norwik Board Makes Teacher Appointments at Meeting
The Norwik board of education announced new appointments for night school and English department head roles. Miss W Tete of Scranton was named head of English at a prominent tech school, while Miss Willimette Go of Nash will lead night classes. A clergyman, Reverend Mackenzie, celebrated his seventy years with three generations present at his State street home.
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Actors’ Colony
Sendy Hank
Fecrol B
Green
Feanktia Tne
Wid
Nisney
Bennoy High School Athieve
W Tete
Scranton
Pent
Msenier Tech Schreak
Willimette GO
Nash
Bayview Avenue
Witeetar
Box Kite Flying Becomes Fairfield’s New Fad
Special report from Fairfield notes box kite flying spreading fast among women and children. Prolonged demand and scarce local supply push shop to source kites from New York. Early struggles to lift multiple kites ease as records rise. observers report four to six kites flown together on a single cord.
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Fairfield
Avisi
Penfield Root
Pine Cree
Loco
Feirfeld
New York
Ally
Fooling in car injures Seymour girl on Derby Avenue
Miss Phoets Dorian of Beacon Pelle was hurt when she leaned from the side of a moving automobile and fell onto Derby avenue last night. She sustained severe bruises and a facial laceration requiring stitches, while the vehicle traveled about 60 miles per hour.
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Seymour
Phoets Dorin
Beacon Pelle
Derby Avenue
Dorian
New Haven Man Fined in Milford for Wild Driving
Joseph P. Clancy of New Haven pled guilty to reckless driving in Milford. He paid 11.40 costs after an 87 fine, with half of the fine remitted. Deputy Judge George J. Smith noted Clancy admitted drinking. Police arrested him on New Haven avenues Wednesday night.
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Milford
Joxepn P. Clancy
Sfght
Sim Streat
New Haven
George J. Smith
Claney
Contt
Colonei
Charles J. Martin
Weer Haven
Clarance Dougles
Henrty Ahers
Court Street
West Hiven
Charced
Reckicas
Judse Smith
Akers
Bridgeport Turnpike
Agery
Burton H. Ward
West Rock Avenue
Wards
Reginald Warley
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Walter Siven
Connecticut Avenue
Warley
Ward
Lasrd
Campers and visitors noted around Leach Lake area
Miss Harriet Plurah and companions camp at Leach Lake while Dorothy Wilkinson and Dorothy Belding of Bridgeport visit Mr and Mrs Prenes Plumb on Tuesday. T. chols of White Plains installs a new water system on his farm as Mr and Mrs Charles F. Enaign host Prienas from Creenfield Max. Wells hosts distant relatives late tonight.
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Tremibus
Harriet Plurah
Helen Plumb
Katherine Burtoh
Viole Rendall
Leach Lake
Acay Danbery
Paterts
Dorothy Wilkinson
Dorothy Belding
Bridgeport
Prenes Plumb
Tuesay
Are ‘T. Chols
White Plains
Charles F. Enaign
Creenfield
Max
Ree’ Me
Ienk L. Wells
Biss
Town offices close in observance of governor’s proclamation
Long Hill August 93 special to ine telextatn notes the Town Clock and Treasurer offices at the Town hall will be closed all day Friday in line with the Governor’s proclamation. The ladies luncheon at Mrs. E. B. Landon’s home featured guests Myra Sherman Bryva A Doyon Mrs. G. Heath Mrs. C. Beckwith and Mrs. B Whitney.
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Long Hill
Idery Club
E. B. Landon
Tae Epee
Myra
E. ~ Sherman
Bryva
A Doyon
G. Heath
C. Beckwith
B Whitney
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Newtown
Nolles
Bowen
Prowler
Greenwich Farm
Conyers Estate
Storgae Plants
Walnut Beach
Dorthife
Connecticut
Bethel
Bevans
Ian
Dudeer
Poverty Hollow
Emfermen
Hen
Gevans
Jtupor
Dodgingtown
Conn
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Auto Chemical
George Whois
Janky Henk
Brophy
Outine
Thin Plaroy
Niles
Ragh Fonda
Mc Bevans
Sessyan
B.C. Tevans
Bevis
Nivat
Sigur
U. Pighta
Putnam County Savings Bank
Brewsters
George Pearson
Lawrence Pearson
Ernest Beck
Frank Schlich
Harold Hue
George Wheeler
LeRoy Barnum
Valentine Frees
Ed Mansfield
William Clark
al Bevans
George Fidner
James Christopher
Frank Hue
George Bassett
John Behn
Angus Joy
William Fidner
Robert Christopher
Charles Abrams
Louie Freede
John Clark
Arthur Tope
Clifford Barnum
Robert Andrews
Philip Knoblock
Alexander Robinson
Cutler
Milford Fire Company
United States Golf Association
Fnnding
Fey
Dpresident
Funerst
Marion
Ridge-wood Clountry Clit
Canaan
New Tork
Setista
Heaven
New Tochelle
American Legion
American Legion Department of Conecticut
New Britain
Board of
Board of Fire Cane Mission
Das
Milfora High Achors
S400
Islewtinad Thonas Gly
Polu
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Compo
Compo Breach
Montinoreach
Ther Nisa
Walka
Suse
Howe
Newneem
Welves
Shévial Music Gram
James Barra
Louis Rogash
Fridgeport
Sparring
St. Rose's
Seymour Man
Easton
Beach
Seymour Girl
Trumbull
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