Milford Man dies from January auto crash injuries
Frederick N. Clark thirty six of New Haven avenue Milford dies at St Vincent's Bridgeport after injuries from a Derby turnpike crash on January 1. He had been treated in New Haven Milford and St Vincent's hospitals and is survived by his mother sister brother and daughter. Funeral plans not completed.
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Millford
Milford
New Haven
St Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport
Frederick N. Clark
New Haven Avenue
Glark
Derby Turnpike
Milford Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Clark
Sarah J Clark
David Fitzgerald
David Lb. Fitzgerald
Charles W Clark
Madelyne
Colonial Air Lines plans major stock increase and expansion
Colonial Air Lines Inc of Bethany moves to raise capital from 50 000 to 1 900 000 and to boost dock par value from 25 to 160 as it seeks the Newark Boston air mail contract. New directors include L Hornerice and Major Talbot Free, with Harris W Whittemore Sr as president and Gustave A Parsons as general manager. The firm, incorporated in 1923, covers 200 acres with a landing field and operates five airplanes with seven staff.
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Waterbury
Acme Vie Co
New Haven
War Production’ Board
Talbot O Free
Harris W Whittemore Sr
Naugatuck
Donald Tuttle
Naugatuckk
Barnard H Mathies
Seymour Gustave
Parsons
Colonial Air Line Inc
Bank of England expected to cut rate again
London reports strong betting that the Bank of England will reduce its discount rate by another half a point tomorrow. Market forces from open market discount rates to gold reserves have weakened the official minimum and money remains cheap as the rate stands at four and a half percent.
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London
Bank of England
Springfield Tax Rate Reduced in 1925 Assessment
Springfield Mass August 19 AP The 1925 tax rate was announced today at $2840 a reduction of $410 from last year. The valuation shows an increase to $27364-730.
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Springfield
Mass
Mail pouch snatched from train near Highwood
An unusual mail robbery occurred at Highwood when a registered mail pouch was thrown from a Chicago and Northwestern train and grabbed by a man who fled in an automobile. The pouch could contain up to $4000. the Highwood postmaster and Waukegan sheriff are pursuing the thief.
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Waukecan
Capy
High+ wood
Here
Chicago & Northwestern
Highwood
Waukegan
Man badly injured in Waterbury motorcycle crash
In Waterbury on August 1 a 35 year old employee of Westover School sustained a fractured arm and internal injuries when a waterside vehicle collided with a motorcycle on the Middle Road near the city. No police report has been made yet. He remains at Waterbury Hospital.
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Man
Waterbury
Anthony Cuplauskis
Westover
Ors
Cuphinskis
Waterbury Hospital
Director Resigns From Bridgeport YMCA To Join New Haven Unit
Albert Waterman, physical director of the Bridgeport YMCA for three years, will resign around September 10 to become general supervisor of athletic training for the New Haven Y M C A. He built a strong business men's gym program and will be succeeded by A J Danielson and Wallace Brown with Calhoun of Bridgeport as general secretary noting Waterman’s impact on local YMCA leadership.
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Albert Waterman
Bridgeport Ymca
New Haven
Waterman
Mr Waterman
Gymnastic Teachers Institute
London
England
YMCA
Cuba
Laurel
New Bedford
Mass
MCA
A J Danielson
Wallace Brown
Hobart Coutts
Calhoun
Bridgeports
Trichoptera Invasion Alarms Bridgeport Readers
With mosquitoes waning bridgesport reports a surge of trichoptera or frisky bug affecting residents. Symptoms include itching and nervous reactions, especially for those under artificial light and reading by lamp. Screens in homes and offices are urged to curb the pests as damp conditions boost their numbers.
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Bridgeport
Department of Agiculture
Ti Ja
Ridgeport
Royal Clan Grows by 1569 Members, Convention Reports
Springfield August reports to the 41st convention of the Royal Clan Grier of Beottish Clans show a net membership gain of 1569 since July 1 1943 and two years with 2 percent new clans. The actuarial value for the Royal Gen hay rose by 22 006 as rites increased. Messages of greeting were sent to President Coohdey King of Kent Taltain and Governor A E Fuller.
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Springfield
Masa
Hay
Coohdey
Kent Taltain
A .E. Fuller
Foreigners Seek Citizenship in Fairfield County Court Sessions
About 410 foreign residents from Fairfield County will attend naturalization hearings under Judge John R Booth. Sessions occur in Bridgeport on September 8, Stamford on September 13, and Danbury on September 23, with Thomas Spellman as U S examiner. Nationalities include Italy 112, Poland 63, Hungary 38, and others from 32 countries.
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John R Booth
Fairfield County
Booth
Bridgeport
Stamford
Danbury
Thomas Spellman
Naturalization Bureau
New Haven
United States
Church
Italy
Poland
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Russia
England
Greece
Ireland
Germany
Scotlind
Canada
Sweden
Lithuania
Turkey
Roumania
Bs Jugoslavia
Syria
Norway
Austria
Armenia
Neumark
Spain
Serbia
Switzerland
Belgium
Latvia
Portugal
Wolland
Bermuda
France
Albania
Finland
Four Suits Filed Over Torrington Crash Damages
In Superior court yesterday four suits seek 6500 in damages from an accident on Migeon avenue Torrington June 21 1925 between a car driven by Charles R Boss Stratford and a truck owned by Clara Shirlock Torrington Boss demands 4300 for property and injuries and his wife 2500 while Elizabeth Cimiotti and Charles E Cimiotti Milford join as co plaintiffs seeking 3000 for injuries claimed by all plaintiffs say the Shirlock driver signaled to pass then swerved causing collision with a telegraph pole.
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Superior Court
Migeon Avenue
Torrington
Aut
Charles R Boss
Stratford
Clara Shirlock
Boss
Boss Ia
Shirlock
Elizabeth Cimiotti
Charles E. Cimiotti
Milford
Bose
Mr. Cimbotti
Property Dispute Over Unfinished English Style House
Roseman sues Joseph A Roseman Anna Madison and Herbert Madison to compel transfer of an incomplete Greenwich Sound Beach residence valued at 14000. He claims the Madisons refused to deed the property despite a contract and seeks injunction against disposition damages of 7600 and a receiver appointment.
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Greenwich
Joszeph
Roseman
Anna
Herbert Madigan
Sound Beach
Madisons
Postal Rates Hit Business As Senate Leader Speaks
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire arrived in Chicago for hearings of a joint committee on postal rates. He said some new rates will need revision and that everyone supports higher pay for postal workers. Complaints claim increased rates hurt business nationwide. The committee will resume in Washington in October after sessions in Chicago and St Paul.
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Chicago
Aum
IAP
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Chicago Pressional Joint Committee On
Washington
St Paul
New York Police Study Coal Supply Situation
Police in New York began a survey of all precincts to prevent coal shortages amid potential strikes. Coal dealers will be questioned on current stock, handling, and shipments to assess seasonable needs for a forthcoming report.
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New York
Hylin
New Haven Men Take 90 Day Option on Masonic Temple Property
Morris Baily and Abraham Molstein of New Haven secured a ninety day option on the Masonic temple property on West Main Street for 179 dollars. They plan to invest about 600000 dollars to build a 2000 seat theatre and an office building for theBITS.
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Britain
Morris Baily
Abraham Molstein
New Haven
Masonic Temple
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Howland Dry Goods CO
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McGee Coal CO
LL. T Hutitt
Lgee
Schlossman & Sow
St. M
Stiefel
Radford B. Smith Co
Elm Street
Paderhéd
Coal & Wood
Berkshire Mill
Washington Ave
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