Sign Contracts For Sewer Work In City Streets
Raymond Leverty of Leverty and Hurley signed contracts for sewer construction on North Main Street Beardsley Park Terrace Salem Street Laurel Avenue Park Avenue McKinley Avenue Jackson Avenue and Taft Avenue. He expects Mayor Behreng to approve starting before Common Council review, the firm being the low bidder on four projects. The Sewer committee hopes to begin before September 7 when the council meets next.
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Raymond Leverty
Leverty and Hurley
North Main Street
Beardsley Park Terrace
Salem, Street
Laurel Avenue
Park Avenue
McKinley Avenue
Jackson Avenue
Taft Avenue
Levey
Behreng
Comme Council
Leverty
Typhoid Fever Cases Reported in Stratford
Stratford reports four typhoid fever cases while Bridgeport has none. Dr Willam Hall Coon notes one Bridgeport case linked to Stratford. Mrs Marion Syrette, recently married, is hospitalized in Bridgeport. her mother and a son are in Adirondacks care. Lawrence B Wood, a Stratford resident and grandfather, died in Bridgeport hospital from the illness.
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Willam Hall Coon
Bridgeport
Stratford
Robert E. Phelan
Marion Syrette
Lsted
Coon
Bridgeport Hospital
Adirondacks
Astricken
Robert Cross
Mia
Syzette
Florence Ofer
Ond Stratford
Frrom
Elimination of Obey in Marriage Ceremony Supported
The Episcopal Church seeks to remove the word obey from the nuptial rite as a step toward equality and mutual love. Bishop Charles L. Slattery argues the change strengthens promises to love and cherish, reflecting marriage as a mutual relationship rather than subordination.
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New York
Irving Yeake Johson
Colrado
Charles L. Slattery
Massachusetts
Joint
Hancock
N. H
Slattery
Associated Press
New Orleans
D. D
Christ
Episcopal Church
Lawson Estate Bequests Total 4.8 Million to Benevolences
August 25 Chicago AP reports three-fourths of Victor F. Lawson estate goes to charitable causes. Illinois Merchants Trust Co. named trustee and executor John J Mitchel pledges management per Lawson policies. Specific bequests total 4.775 million, with 32.505 million for benevolences. Melville E. Stone receives 200 thousand.
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Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Illinois Merchants’ Trust Company
John J Mitchel
Nuinerg Merchants’ Trust Company
Daily News
Lawson
Melville E. Stone
New York City
As#ciated Press
Greenwich Man Prefers Lockup Over Release After Incident
Greenwich August 25 John Stilwell lifesaver at Byram Town Park spent a second night in the lockup by choice after his arrest on a complaint by his father-in-law George Barnes alleging he assaulted Barnes's eight year old son. Stilwell pleaded not guilty claiming it was unintentional fooling. Court adjourned as witnesses failed to appear and Stilwell again asked to stay in the lockup.
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Greenwich
John Stilwall
Byram Town Park
George Barnes
Havemeyer Place
Stillwell
Stratford Man Dead in Bed at Wilcoxson Avenue
Stratford, August 25 Special. Police found William Donnelly, 69, dead in bed at 75 Wilcoxson avenue after neighbors reported he had not been seen since Sunday night. Dr. Robert Phelan attributed death to acute indigestion and heart trouble. Donnelly, employed at the Spring Perch company factory, is survived by a wife who returned from vacation. Funeral set for Thursday.
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Stratford
William Donnelly
Wilcoxson Avenue
Donnelly
Hs House
Robert Phelan
Tiennelly
Spring Perch Company
U S to Participate in Chinese Conference
Washington accepts invitation to join China's Customs conference in Peking on October 36, with the U S government formally confirming participation.
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U. S
Washington
China
Peking
Alligator Hunt Described For Fairfield Men
Fairfield August 25 Special Rep Charles Wheeler of Stratford spoke at the Fairfield Luncheon Club at the Unquowa hotel urging support for natural resource conservation. He described daylight alligator hunting and close calls, bass catches near Sunken Island and Stratford Point, and planned talks on Labrador fishing trips. He noted migratory bird laws and new fishing measures, calling for shorter seasons for commercial fishers and spawning area protection.
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Fairfield
Charles E. Wheeler
Stratford
Fairfield Luncheon Club
Movement For the Conservation of Natural
Unquowa Hotel
Sunken Island
Stratford Point
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