Town considers refund of saloon licenses controversy
Citizens to vote on refund of about 2,560 licenses from saloons closed by town action. Selectmen call a meeting for voting on immediate refunds while two license holders who closed shops, H. E. Williams and David Farr, are not entitled. County may sue to recover funds. Also on the agenda a Garden Club request to plant shrubs by the fountain near the library.
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Life
Willams
Delaware
David Farr
Unguewa Road
Gardan Club Pérmisalon
Weeks Urges Defense Strength and Budget Boost
Army policy analyst Weeks calls for repeal of age proof for enlistment, longer regular army service, and increased defense spending. He warns from a weak national defense that jeopardizes freedom, urges efficiency, and cites WWI lessons to justify sustained military budgets. The discussion frames defense as essential to independent policy and national security.
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Weeks
Enilatnienia
Jaax
Germany
Jared War and Navy Department
Congress
Alles
Alwys
Aes
Levius
Immigrants Seen En Route To America At Ellis Island
WEW TORK May 30 About 10 000 immigrants were expected to reach Ellis Island in three days with over half aboard eight ships due to cross the Atlantic near midnight. The rest were at sea on nine vessels, while Job changes included Paul Tye taking a clerk post and Walter Hartnett sworn in as tax collector. Richard Sheridan begins as chief clerk in the senators' office and Ida Clough becomes transfer clerk in the accessory office. James Whelan will remain as assistant city clerk until January 1.
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Ellis Island
Hartnett
Paul Tye
Fred W. Burd
Walter J. Hartnest
Burdick
Richard CG. Sheridan
Aaseators
Ida M. Clough
James Whelan
Germany's New Cabinet In Office Faces Resistance
Germany opens a new cabinet as chancellor faces partisan objections to nominees. Key posts go to Clerical and Democrat figures, with Dr Erich Emminger among newcomers. Socialists protest selections inclining right, while Radicals demand stance on martial law and Bavaria. In Düsseldorf, Joseph Matthes leads a Rhine Union for Independence, seeking recognition against occupation authorities.
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Tollows
Hamm
Hoefle
Eduard Yamm
Cuno
Karl Jarres
Duisburg
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Socialista
Jemminger
Bavaria
Portrat
New Rhenish Union
Puesseldorf
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Matthes
Goblenz
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Stamford Woman Seriously Injured in Street Collision
Stamford dates Nov 6 a Stamford woman Mrs Mary Zerrette of 249 West Main Street was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by Ralph N Knapp of 12 Locust Avenue Greenwich. She was taken to Stamford Hospital with possible paralysis and internal injuries. Knapp was arrested and released on recognizance pending injuries outcome.
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Stamford
Mary 4Errette
West
Mainetrest
Ralph N. Knapp
Locust Avenue
Greenwich
Stamford Hospital
Zerrette
Say
Henry Street
South Street
Knapp
Mrs Mccormack Opens Equal Rights War
Mrs Mccormack, formerly Ganna., opened a campaign for full federal water rights and equal rights amendments. She hosted hundreds at her Rush Street home as the women’s party branch launched to push for the 27th equal rights amendment to the Constitution.
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Hardldick
Ganna Wildd
Women's Party
Rush Street
Alleged slayers of gunmen killed as train hits car
New York police say three gunmen linked to the Bast Side gang died when their car was struck by a Long Island train near St James. Benjamin Levine and Abraham Beckerman perished, Charles Kramer injured, another member Escaped. Tekh, the feared gunman, was shot earlier in the pursuit.
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New York
Consuin
Davai Tekh
Jela Dropper
Patie
Long Island
St. James
Benjamin
Finky" Levine
Abraham Beckerman
Huntington
Charles Kramer
Smithtown
Posges
Levine
Beckerman
Keamer
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Lifo
Chicago
Abraham Cohn
Lana
Kramer
Tekh
Trig
Adernworld
Cox
Dnan Automobile
Fairfield County Fish and Game Board Postpones Meeting
The executive committee meeting of the Fairfield County Fish and Game association was postponed from last night to next Monday night due to several members’ inability to attend.
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Fairfield County Fish and Game Association
Attow
On the Gafe Side Huyband and Solleitoram Exchange Blunt Demands
A terse exchange centers on a wife asking for money and a husband’s refusal. The solicitor questions what documents or notes the wife would need to claim funds, while the husband asserts she would receive nothing if she asks.
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Eondon
Six Demonstrations of Cooking at the YWCA
A series of six cooking demonstrations by Miss Mary Barber will run at the Golden Hill YWCA next week on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday mornings and evenings. Demonstrations start at 10:50 AM for morning sessions and 1:30 PM for evening sessions with talks on heat control meal planning and nourishment. Breakfasts and luncheons will be prepared and candy making shown with gas stoves loaned and ingredients donated.
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W. GA
Mary Barber
Attends Wife's Burial. Fairfield Superintendent Dies
George W. Phillips, longtime superintendent of the Wakeman Memorial Building in Southport and former Kingston schools guardian, collapsed from a heart attack while attending his wife’s burial in Kingston. He died en route to Fairfield. The couple had lived apart from the family home for years.
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Wakeman Memorial
Southport
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