Westport Moves to Enforce Beach Dog Ban Amid Debate
Westport officials push enforcement of an ordinance banning dogs from Compo Beach. Town leaders debate legality with Attorney General input and consider state legislature action. A public hearing on the revised building code is set for next Wednesday, with town meetings and traffic plans also on the agenda.
Zoning change aids auto station plan in Fairfield
Fairfield zoning converts Kings Highway property from residence to business for Mrs Priscilla Szava to locate an automobile filling station. Hearing produced no opposition though a few neighbors supported. A 600 foot filling station building permit issued. Week’s other permits include two car garages and a barn on local roads. Fairfield brief notes registrars finalize party lists for fall caucus, church services, and town social events at clubs and yacht club venues.
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Fairfield
Zoning Commission
Kings Highway
Frank Street
Priscilla Szava
Nelson R Pearson
C. L. Hass
Congress
Gaspar
Katharine Kuhn
Tunals Hill Road
Regia Bennett
Unquowa Road
John Seaogren
Butte
Farmington Avenue
John W. Bast
Fairficht
Registrars of Voters
Roland H. Beinton
Yale University
Southport Congregational Church
Country Club
H O Petry
Greenfield Hill Country Club
Srcklawn Country Club
Pequ
Franklyn Kelly Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Franklyn Kelly aged 28, son of Thomas Kelly a noted dairyman and baker, died at St Marys hospital after a two week illness that developed into double pneumonia. He leaves a wife and one child.
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Waterbury
Franklyn Kelly
Thomas Kelly
St. Mary’s Hospital
Milford motorist escapes injuries after auto overturns
Milford Aug 12 William Morrell 22 of Naugatuck Gardens escaped injury when steering failed his car left Bridgeport turnpike and overturned striking a truck driven by N R Chafey of Baltimore Maryland. Morrell suffered only bruises after traveling 35 mph. no arrests. Other notices include expansion plans for Seven Gables Inn rejected and work to begin next week with a dome feature. Miss Maude Goddard visits Seattle. local students pursue Harvard prep, and Fort Trumbull Beach groups plan a golf tournament and fire department drill with prizes and a card party to follow.
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North Bouldin Street
Balto
Maryland
Barney Snider
Cottage Street
New Haven
Chafey
Martha Whitley
James Street
Silver Beach
John J. Whitley
John T. O'Connell
West 56Th Street
New York
Seven Gables Inn
Heston Post Road
Joseph Casillo
The
Ton
Casillo
Maude Goddard
Seattie Avenue
Milford
Seattle
Washington
Northwest
Miss Goddard
Mt. Rainier
Emil Nyitray
Seaside Avenue
Milford High School
Milford Prep School
Harvard University
Pilgrim
Fort Trumbull Beach
Savin Rock
Walter Maroney
William Witt
New York City
Benjamin Larsch
Frankie
Engine Con
Milford Fire Department
N. Mamin
Warner Cottage
Crown Street
Ruth Stanton
Plymouth Place
Edward Malley Company
East Northfield
Mass
Mohawk Trail
John Stanton
Ethel Reynolds
High Street
Meredith
N. H
Sarah Fridey
Devon
Beardaley Park
Bridgeport
Bar
Sartorius
Benjamin Lorsch
Junior Cress League
Robert Summers
Norman Hirsch
Samuel Halley
Ralph Cohen
Samuel Frank
Walter Brown
Henry Hirschman
Lon Hipechman
Joseph Strauss
Edward Fitzgerald
Clarence Issaacs
Edward Dornberg
Rudolph Felix
Harry Taub
Miz Mamin
Jerry Hirsch
J. Freedberg
Moe Cohen
Max Green
Solomon Cohen
Emil Schloss
Philip Roth
William Glick
Joseph Foran
Hawthorne Place
Chicago
River Street
Egg tempera painting used six dozen eggs in Royal Academy exhibit
London August 12 six dozen newly laid eggs were mixed with the colors Francis Taylor used in his painting East India Docks now shown at the Royal Academy Eggs preserve colors against time the process called egg tempera was first used by the early Egyptians Botticelli used eggs instead of oil but the method has been seldom employed since then Pictures are painted on specially prepared wood with colors applied separately for Tir works on oak.
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London
Associated Press
Francis Taylor
East India Docks
Royal Academy
Taylor
Botticelli
Tir
Baroness Furnivall Bets On Serious Stage Career
London August 12 Baroness Furnivall holder of a historic British title will begin a stage career. Her first appearance will be in Manchester in a leading singing role in a musical. She has acted in films with Lady Diana Cooper in The Virgin Queen. The barony dates to 1283, fell to abeyance in 1777 and was revived for her in 1913. Her husband Lieutenant-Commander Augustine Willington Agar is a Victoria Cross recipient for actions against Bolshevik warships at Kronstadt.
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London
Associated Press
Furnivall
Manchester
Furnivel
Diana Cooper
Petre
Augustine Willington Agar,c
R. N
Kronstadt
Danbury Man seeks annulment of marriage to woman with alleged Negro blood
Wibur J. Lane a Danbury hatter filed in Superior Court for an annulment of his marriage to Hazel Sherman Lane of Danbury contracted May 7 1926 in Carrel New York. Lane alleges she misrepresented herself as an American Indian and that she knew she had Negro blood. The couple has a minor child born May 22 1937. No custody request is made. Lane learned of the alleged deception after Hazel’s father William Sherman a Negro was arrested in West Fairfield following a complaint by the Connecticut Humane Society about a mixed marriage household. Lane’s attorney El H. Milner says he has not seen the child issue. Lane’s brother is reportedly an official at the State prison in Wethersfield.
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Leonard
Kip" Rhinelander
New York
Wibur J. Lane
Danbury
Hazel Sherman Lane
Lane
el H. Milner
Milner
William Sherman
Wew Fairfield
Connecticut Humane Society
Sherman
Laneis
Wethersfield
U S Military Power Increasing
Toronto report to World Federation of Education associations warns of rising global military readiness led by the United States with a 400 percent growth in youth military training since 1912. The document questions the purpose and scope of schooling tied military instruction and reserve officer preparation.
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Toronto
Ont
France
Fedeation of Education Associations
United States
David Starr Jordan
Leland Branford University
Raphael Herman
Washington, D. C
War Department
200 Years Given Soviet Citizen to Repay Debt
In Rostov on the Don a Soviet citizen convicted of theft of 819000 was ordered by the court to repay the government in installments over 210 years. Nicholas Hustratov, manager of a military storehouse, faced charges after items in his care vanished, with repayment set at 750 per month from his 20 dollar monthly salary.
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Roostov-On-Don
Associated Press
Nicholas Hustratov
Moscow Man Holds Parrot Fortune Telling Monopoly
Fedor Skripkin dominates Moscow and nearby regions as the sole private manager of fortune telling parrot operations. He unites fortune tellers and gypsies, using trained parrots to predict fortunes for coins. Skripkin also supplies parrots to state organizations for similar purposes.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Fedor Skripkin
Soviet Russia
Skripkin
Stratford Boy Climbing Root of House Falls Into Hospital
Stratford August 12 Special John Grindrod twelve of Phishing Long Island visiting his uncle Burlon Reb erta Booth street at Bridgeport hospital after a fall from a tree root at the Roberta home. He landed on his deck and suffered back and shoulder injuries. He was rushed to Bridgeport hospital by Stratford ambulance. Also reports: two sixteen year olds wandering around a trolley waiting room detained then released, DeBrizzi arrested on assault and non support, license issues for Brandel Kenmore, boy Lloyd Travers struck by car causing head lacerations but not seriously hurt, Attorney Beach involved at police station, Town Court cases for several residents, dog harassment probe, two fires in Stratford, and campaign opening with leaders urging taxpayer recognition.
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Westport
Compo Beach
Aim
First
King Mansfield
James Whittie- Napy
Benama Alling
Board of Selectmen
Mansfield
Josep Adams
Stenley Thenmings
Jennings
Mnes
Hartford
Edward B. Bradley
D. Levison
Mansfeld
Bey
Yes
Drusenberry
Ulmer Carrew
Norwalk
Capasse
William P. Clark
Riverside Avenue
State Street
William P. Eno
Eno Foundation
Thomas H. Leonard
M. CG. A
F. Edgar Doubleday
Goshen
New Yok
Edward B Bradley
Fretgreen Avenue
John Fanton
Weston
Charles Wakeman
R. G. Dwyer
Frederick Taylor
Cross Highway
Ketcham
Frank H. Smith
West Haven
A. A. Smith
Bridge Street
Dorothy Platt
Harry Platt
Mount Kishko
New York
Dorothy Hubbell
Canal Street
Europe
Long
Ella Lefler
Mra. M. R. Lefler
England
Belgium
France
Compo
Carrie Crossman
Riverelde Avenue
Stratford
John Grindrod
Phishing
Long Island
Burlon Reberta
Booth Street
Bridgeport
Roberta
Bridgeport Hospital
John McLaughlin
Porchester
Masy
Edward Goodfellow
West Cedar Street
Boston
Milford
DeBrizzi
Sam DeBrizzi
Sedgwick Nyen
Brandel Kenmore
Broadway
N. Y
Wutt
Lloyd ‘Travers
Surf Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Marguerite Dickow
80Th Street
Brooklyn
Carmelo Pellegrino
Frederick Beach
Stratford Center
John T. Curtis
Henry Soucie
View Street
New Haven
Robert Carney
Central Avenue
Alexander Domonkos
Allyndale Drive
Arthur Slack
Samuel Harris
Knowlton Park
Avenue B
Phelan
Lordship
Dry violator with suspended jail term fined in city court
Robert Scatenbari, 32, of 6 Fulton Street, was fined 50 and costs and given a suspended jail sentence after arraignments before Judge Albert J. Merritt on liquor law violations. Police arrested him when he walked into the area with a bushel basket of half pint bottles.
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Robert Scatenbari
Fulton Street
Albert J. Merritt
Scatenbari
Bureau of Investigation
Uquer
Scalenbart
Sealenbart
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