Finance Board Readies Budget Talks for Fairfield Town
The Finance Board plans a series of meetings to prepare for the annual town meeting. Budgets for departments will be reviewed with heads present. The high school plan, school building committee, and uniformed band plans are also outlined. Du Pont outing and civic events are scheduled with local organizations and churches.
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Olbes
Philharmons
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Ton Hutchison
Oc S “Nol
DuPont
Dubont Faiithoid Company
Duntelu Wilde
du Pont Company
Winchester
Rilgouy Lane
Jake Jundlasha
Giorge Robruth
Souril
Greentila Dt
Pogtass
Rupert Wil
Palain
Sepeenia
Williaan S Brastii AD Tavcenee Do Deed Slovo N Sraih and
Certae
Vadatson Trek Prmits
Miss M C Wells to Lecture to Women Voters
Miss M C Wells will lecture to women voters at St Stephens Mission House on Tuesday September 4 at 4 pm The event is organized by the League of Women Voters and features speakers Miss Annie Hudson and Edie Sty The program notes repairs and improvements at nearby schools and churches during the visit by local pastors and officials
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Anni
Rickudson
Edie
Widelord Po
Wdham Botusk
So Stephens Spicopi Church
Trumbull Barn Dance Supports Fire Fund Drive
Neat sum raised at a barn dance in Trumbull to aid the fire department’s benefit. A large crowd from Trumbull and nearby towns attended, with proceeds from ticket sales and refreshments guiding the total. The event also celebrated the completion of the new Lo Wully and Sons warehouse, with thanks to supporters.
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Mathias
Sweden
Axelsvanson
Vasil
Mio Liench
Miss Phylis Wather
Long Thil
George Briench
Stamford Fiss
Jennie Reynolds
Suimford
Thasdas
Miis Lkoward & Leach
Wellshire
10 Hold Benefit Whist in Easton for Grange Fund
A brief intake from the Easton event notes a 10 hold benefit whist gathering to raise funds for Harmony Grange. Attendees include local residents and guests from nearby towns. social visits and entertaining mentions appear alongside church and lodge activities.
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Easton
Grange Fund
Westport Child Hurt in Portland Maine
A seven year old girl from Westport was injured in Portland Maine after an incident on a city street. Police say the child suffered a shoulder injury and was treated at a local hospital. Parents are cooperating with investigators as the case is reviewed.
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Westport
Portland, Maine
Only Woman Takes Collector In State Faces Election
Aug 25 reports Mrs Clan Phnt, the town clerk and state tax collector, announced she will seek election to the office she was appointed to last November after her husband died. She argues a woman can perform the duties and plans to retain the position, noting the role involves detail and tax collection, including poll taxes, with strong emphasis on responsibility and public service.
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Clan Phnt
Owl
St Paul
Women of Monroe Aid in Renewing Church Interior
Women of Monroe raise funds and organize a community effort to renew a local church interior. The article notes civic involvement, church service attendance, and the support of families including Mr and Mrs Charles Ttell Mess as part of the fundraising and labor. The initiative reflects local women leading humanitarian and faith community improvements.
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Monroe
Westport’s Antique Bridge One of State’s Rarest Structures
A long neglected span on the Saugiuch River near Westport remains among the state’s few antique bridges. Constructed about half a century ago, it preserves primitive methods and still operates with a manual tender. State engineers later proposed a new location below the railroad bridge, awaiting General Assembly approval for funding.
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State
Wessport
Earsing
Mitique
Diay
Neal
Ug Boit Alan
Wen Ohim
Engimears
Titia
General Assembly
Gregory Declines to Head G. O. P. Ticket in Norwalk
NORWALK August report shows Representative Frank W Gregory refusing the Republican nomination. Local leaders search for an alternative candidate as Gregory aims to remain in school supervision and avoid political entanglements. Possible successors and party dynamics fill Norwalk political chatter.
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Gregory
Norwalk
Frank W Gregory
Weston Farmers Fear Fire From Drouth Threatens Town
Westport social notes report intense heatless drought hurting gardens and wells. Fire risk looms as water scarce streams dry, with residents around Devils Den and Valley Page guarding fields by plowing barriers. Firefighters fear a blaze could engulf the town if one starts. Community plans and precautions are described amid a drought crisis. Entertainment by the Westport Improvement Association, J Weston event at Campo Beach, draws large crowds and features performers from New York and local talent with music and dancing highlighted.
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Weston
Westport
Devils den
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Vesta Luna
Ihe Entertainment
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Westpot
Campo Beach
Arnald
Jack Strang
Maigiuel Farnam
Metropolitan Opera House
Thomas Montgomery
Mi Montgomery
Marguerite Roch
New York City
Lily Lubell
Pliv House
New York
Anatole Kourman
Sev Ieral
Novice Driver Crashes Auto on Long Hill Road
Danbury resident George Culler in charge of a sedan collided with a fence and sign after an inexpert driver lost control near Long Hill Road. Vehicle suffered heavy damage. several injuries reported though not specified. Separate item notes plans for a September carnival organized by the Sue Company and Community Club in connection with a fair.
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Long Hilt
George Culler
Danbury
Simall
Sue Company
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Wells Drained by Dry Weather Forces Women to Wash in Brooks
Dry period leaves wells in the village of Wells nearly exhausted causing women to travel to nearby Brooks for water. Residents report long waits at the springs as taps run dry and neighbors share scarce supplies amid the drought.
Ridgefield Budget Plans for 1924 Expenditure Total 42124
Ridgefield to spend 42124 in 1924 budget the village district’s 1928-24 plan lists 11720 for the sea. Substituting for rel Mead led Mead local went for the American Railsay Express at this station. Superintendent notes reopening of Radgefield school on September 4. Police report: Miss Coffey and Miss Nichols involved in an incident. telephone office temporarily out of service due to forced entry and clothing loss.
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Lordship Service Seeks Change and Summer Events
The Lordship Sunday school plans move to a new site after a period of absence. Services will continue at the regular time led by Milo Po Fut. The district Republican club hosts a Sunday afternoon event at two with special programs including a Patriot War contest and Hebrew society activities, plus an all day outing at the beach on Sunday.
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Sundax School
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Recital and Community Notices From Redding Bridgeport Church
Special Telegram report describes Mrs Beardsley organist and Louis Guandtang assisting vocalists at Christ Church Redding on Thursday before a large audience. The program included Ave Maria and Largo. Local guests and visitors listed. Baseball game notes mention Georgetown series and Westport Eagles. A chimney fire caused minor damage with a life lost?
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Women Detectives Gain Headway Across Europe
A garbled historical note describes women sleuths gradually expanding roles in Europe. It mentions a regular female detective force under someone named Scott Yard and notes social constraints on upper class women, with references to attire and travel in fashionable settings. The piece highlights cautious progress rather than broad institutional change.
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Scott Land Yard
Casey
Ducazad
Stratford Faces Overcrowded Schools See No Quick Relief
Stratford eyes September enrollment as overcrowding worsens with 3,412 pupils in the town’s elementary and high schools. The Board of Education pins hopes on a bond referendum in October to fund new buildings, but delays in issuing bonds stall construction.
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Washington Lordship
Board of Education
Fairfield man held for taking girl from home
In North Adams Massachusetts on August 24 Jusaefl Smith of Tanfield Connecticut and Evelyn Betters, a one year old, were arrested after allegedly taking the girl from the Connors farm in Williams town on July 16. They were held for the grand jury at a session of Williamstown court. Smith and Betters were arrested by Greenrich Woodnesday near the new home with her Darenis.
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Tanfield
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Notice to Water Consumers Milford Water Co curtailed use
Milford Water Company warns consumers to limit hose washing and shower use due to drought. Reservoirs are falling and fire protection must be preserved while supply is made safe. Disconnections and penalties will follow until conditions improve.
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