Brennan Wins Prize for Loudest Shirt at Club Meeting
An event of the Kiwissslub at Soatfeld Neotel featured a loud shirt contest. Frank Brennan won first prize a Fox of clears, with judges noting a bright shirt adorned with yellow and green tiger figures. George Mantie Walter Goddard and George WMoventure were named among top contenders. The club planned a Booster Day drive and a Monday Mouster Das test at Neateli Park with families and members invited to attend.
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Lord Shit
Kiwissslub
Soatfeld
Neotel
Ole Pat Tol
Fox of Clears
Frank T Rennin
Brennan Stone
Jess
George Mantie
Ant Walte Goddard
Fitioni
George
Ubs
Neateli Park
Tamael
New England farmer set back prompts postwar study
The article notes New England farming faces postwar depressions as farmers, including a visitor from Vermont, discuss structural issues, crop markets, and needed support. It highlights the need for adjustment in methods and policy to revive farm income and stability.
Fascisti Leader Is Guarded At Pier
A fascist leader was guarded at a pier by police and detectives amid threats and investigations. The scene involved guards and stewards with authorities tracing threatening letters and possible ties to fascisti groups in Is cane. No immediate incident occurred, and security remained tight as Mussolini’s influences persisted in the tension.
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Fascisti
New York
Fareine
Mussolini
Hastens Recovery of Invalids In Civil War Era Notices
Amid medical and caregiving notes a fragment discusses aiding convalescents in recovery. It mentions securing comfort to the patient and improving bed or stationary care, with references to hospital wards, side tables, and support arrangements.
Wealthy Hermit Farmer Slain Amid Officer Inquiries
A wealthy hermit farmer was slain, eight officers involved in the investigation. The article details unclear names and scattered locations as authorities pursue leads, with references to potential suspects and courtroom steps. The fragmentary report hints at a broader inquiry across several towns and counties.
Potter Palmer Buys Bar Harbor Estate
Potter Palmer acquires a Bar Harbor estate spanning about 12 acres. The parcel fronts Fisher Head and Bowle Harbor area, with historic links to local names and shorefront holdings. Details are fragmented but denote a significant purchase by the Potter Palmer estate interests in Bar Harbor.
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Potter Palmer
Bar Harbor
Pete
Weathered day spotlights annual cycling and shooting events
Despite dismal weather a valley lineup endured at Fas ton with a bike race and shooting contests. Approximately two hundred spectators attended as top riders and archers competed in a sunless afternoon leading to final scores and prize notices.
Man Dies After Spine Injury From Public Float Dive
An 19 year old Norwalk man died after diving from a float about three feet of water struck head and spine. He was rushed to Norwalk Hospital where doctors found a broken spine. Coworkers recalled he joked and remained cheerful as he collapsed.
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Norwalk
Wallingfo
Indus
Esmiie
Contractors Employed Here Get Bridge Job
The article reports T Wotakesleo and Sone securing a bridge construction contract on a Hudson River project in New York. Substructure work, valued at about $2 million, will span two years. The plan includes a new bridge at Paighyay and a railroad bridge crossing the Hudson at Pon, linking to New York City.
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Paighyay
Pewsk Onis
Pon
Hikeepe
Norwalk Editor to Wed Miss Miller
Norwalk editor of the Havering Sentinel and Mass Mabel MP Her daughter Vi ind Mee Mitr of Linwood Avenue will marry Saturday evening at 8 oclock at the home of the bride. Bolton well known a Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Au
Havering Sentinel
Mass
Mabel
Norwalle
Mro
Walter Hall
Shiiton
William Hall
Ewin Edwards
Con Sherwood
Howard
Puttfield Beach
Vic
Chester Hal
Bett
George Gregor
Arthur Hil
Hulls
Burns
Lorintha Hall
Sunny Walter Hul
George Curtis
Shetton
Dorothy Leiris
Huntington
Mis
Scientist Warns Most Steel Reverts to Melt in Substitution Debate
The article discusses expert claims that most steel scrap will re-melt during processing, noting concerns over energy costs and resource limits. It explores potential impacts on industry, power absorption, and the strategic role of coal and metals in sustaining industrial output.
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Williaust
Petis Wis
Toay
New York
Metal Masist
Fustrot
Natural Resources
Austinty
Funeral service for PN George Sven in St John Parish
Large attendance gathered for the funeral of PN George Sven at St John Episcopal Church. Clergy conducted rites with pallbearers and local medical society members present. occurred Aug 13 with Dr Sher Hs assisting and a commemorative resolution read by the Medical Society.
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Ring of Friends
PN Geoee
Gerta
Sher Hs
Silk Man IV Well Reopened. Led to False Lead near Windham Farm
A rescue operation by a company under county direction reopened a well on a Windham farm. Workers descended several feet and found no human remains after striking a false lead. The 1924 ledge reference and the August 1929 timeline appear in the fragmentary notes.
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Biart
Warsite
Windham
Wickson
Ina
Firemen 10 Hold Day Carnival in September
The Liston Volunteer Fire Company hosts the West Side Carnival on Sept 17 18 on the Bridgeport Danbury road opposite the Blue Hid Inn with dimmed music by an orchestra each night for dancing. Community notices list local visits and church services amid carnival preparations and weekend gatherings.
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Lasson
West Side
Liston Volunteer Fire
Bridgeport
Danbury Road
Blue Hid Inn
Insane inmate dead in accident at Connecticut hospital
A coroner's inquest found no criminal liability after inmate Michael Zahorsky, held at the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane, died when a shale structure collapsed during a building incident on August 15. The ruling cited precautions to prevent accidents and held no party responsible for the death.
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Middletown
Mike Zvoarsky
Connecticut Hospital For the Insane
Aten
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Yor
Manufacturers’ Association
Easton
Harry B. Curtis
Bridgeport Hardware Mfg Corporation
George H Woods
Bridgeport Savings Bank
George S Hawley
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Bradford D Perce, Jr
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Samuel P Semer
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
George E. Crawford
Crawford Laundry Company
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George M Eames
Singer Manufacturing Company
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Ind Witten
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Myround
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William Natta
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United Simday School
Penue
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Eliot Andrews
Stephen Tinsity J
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Redding Theatre
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