Mrs Mary Maher Dies in Milford
Milford December 8 Mrs Mary Maher 63 wife of James H Maher died last night at her home 148 Seaside Avenue after a yearlong illness She was a Milford native and daughter of the late William Murphy and Bridget Dowling She survived by her husband one daughter Mrs M T Farrel two sisters Misses Anna and Elizabeth Murphy and two grandchildren Thomas and Richard Farrel Funeral arrangements not yet completed
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Milford
Elizabeth Maher
James H. Maher
Seaside Avenue
Silence and Alcohol Etiquette on Host-Guest Boundaries
A guest reflects on social norms as a host offers a drink the guest does not want. The piece critiques assumed expectations and pressures in courtesy exchanges, highlighting discomfort when refusals seem impolite.
Constipation Saps Vital Strength
Health advice promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a guaranteed remedy for constipation. Emphasizes bulk in meals, two tablespoonfuls daily, and doctor recommendations. Describes serving suggestions and broad availability in Battle Creek made by Kellogg.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Westport Saugatuck 10 Aid Navigation Plan Unveiled
The Westport chamber of commerce announced Edward C. Nash and a committee to seek War Department support for a 300 foot dam on the Saugatuck River south of the railroad bridge. Estimated cost is 400,000 pounds with possible partial funding in 1931. A harbor survey and locks may be built to assure navigable water and curb health hazards from low water. John J. Sapkowicz faces speeding charges in Westport Town Court next Monday.
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Westport
Dec
Saugatuck
Chamber of Commerce
Edward C. Nash
Walhun
R. Munson
Frederick B. Haskell
War Department
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
John J. Sapkowicz
New Canaan
English chophouse on Post road opens amid brisk spring realty
Lt Virelli clocked Supitowicz at 53 mph on Pest road. Peter Gutaweller returns home at 1 Imperial Ave Saugaturk after Staten Island visit. Ira O Gregory opens title search with Town Clerk Edward Birge. Constable Arthur Bennett questions witnesses about an accident. C F Scotson plans English dining house at Bar Ave and former Stearns property. Local brokers report active spring market as out of town buyers seek summer homes and shore cottages.
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Virelli
Pest
Supitowicz
Peter Gutaweller
Imperial Avenue
Saugaturk
Staten Island
N.Y
Ira O. Gregory
Norwalk
Edward C. Birge
Arthur Bennett
Fairfick Wint
C.F. Scotson
New York City
Thomas C. Stearns
New At
Bar Avenue
Post Road
Stearns House
Canadian to be Made Cardinal Goes to Rome
Monsignor Raymond K. M. Rouleau archbishop of Quebec sails for Rome aboard the Cunard Inez Arctania to attend a secret consistory on December 19 and a public one on December 22 for the creation of four non-Italians as cardinals.
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Rome
New York
Dre
Associated Press
Raymond K. M. Rouleau
Quebec
Dwindling Industry in New York Sawmills
The New York sawmill industry once a major business shows a decline in recent years. Mills shift to highly specialized production with firms focusing on doors frames or trim. Proximity to raw materials drives localization and efficiency gains in substituted, specialized products.
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New York State
Thermometer Drops to 53 Below Zero in Montana
A cold wave across Montana pushed Culbertson to 53 degrees below zero and Glasgow to 47 below last night. Residents faced extreme temperatures as officials warned of hazardous conditions and advised staying indoors to prevent frostbite and hypothermia.
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Helena
Mont
Culbertson
Montana
Glasgow
Fairfield Plans Special Town Meeting On Fire Relief And Improvements
Fairfield officials move to call a special town meeting once a complete warning is prepared. Items include 1500 to index probate records, 7500 for State Street grading, 2500 for a new tax office bookkeeping system, and a traffic constable authorization. Also, a memorial and pole with cable for an automatic signal light near Fairfield Center are discussed.
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Indosing
Hacon Wakeman
Wakeman
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Kings Highway
Stete Street
Frank Sain
Fairfield Center
Basket Distribution
W. ©. Burr
Men's Assembly
The
First Church of Christ
Jersey
Emma Nichols
W. T. Burt
H. E. Riker
W. Eben Burr
R. H. Ives
Societies of
Union Services and City Court Docket Highlight Local Notices
In union 19 00 Metins and Litany 5 00 Evensong. St Pauls guild to meet Wednesday evening with Mrs Matthew Clarke. Charges of operating automobiles without taillights disposed of as felows in Fairfield Town court today. Names include Edward J Christie and others in Greenwich Bridgeport Norwalk and Stratford, with fines and costs ranging from 5 to 45 dollars. Several headlight violations recorded with nolles or fines. items mention illegal leases reckless driving and defective headlights across multiple towns.
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Union
St. Paul's Guild
Matthew Clarke
Fairfield Town Court
Edward J. Christie
Maple Avenue
Grenwich
Harry Greenspun
Capitol Avenue
Bridgeport
Clifford Jackson
Park Street
George P. Nichols
Victor Lading
Wilson
Louis Malaproni
High Street
Norwalk
Antonio Esposito
Granville Avenue
Nalied
Joseph Hammond
McKinley Street
Andrew Grasso
187Th Street
New York
R. F. Mitchell
Hartford
Gray A. Marion
Costa
Iamesk Mastroni
Brooklawnn Avenue
Donald R. Brocken
Axel Anderson
Nailed
Darien Captain Bennett to Speak Tonight
Captain Arthur C. Bennett of the Fitch Home for Soldiers at Noroton Heights will speak at the Darien Masonic club meeting in Hollister's hall. He brings war souvenirs from Europe. The business portion will be shortened to allow extended time for his talk. Rev Dr Floyd S Leach invites the club to attend Sunday service at his church on January 8 1828.
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Roy Meyer
A. B
Alexander Hamilton Institute of New York
First Church of Christ
Child Memorial
Fire Ecclesiastic , Church of
Erclepteationaotery
Por
BE. S Overbaugh
Charles B. Jennings
Society
Ccmumutes
Bacon Wakeman
A. W. Calvin
WH. Donaldson
GC. A Nicholls
Simon Cgc Bradle Fe
KC. Bunker
W. H Donaldson
W. Eden Burr
G. Knoderer
Zirci
Wih AL
Wesley Sherwood
American Legion Hall
Armory Five
Norwell
Fairfield Big Five
St. Pau
St. Paul's Church
Pau
Delmer S. Markle
M Pilling
Sadi Fmber
Darien
Speriad
Arthur C. Bennett
Fitch Home For
Noroton Heights
Masonic Club of
Hollister’s Hall
Bennett
Europe
Floyd S. Leach
St. UK Episcopal Church
Masonic Club
Leach
Remote Dutch region grows trees for U.S. market
In a distant corner of Holland a sector specializes in growing trees and shrubs for export, with rhododendrons touted as fine specimens. A single field held 10,000 plants destined for U.S. dealers, among many other ornamental-tree fields.
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Holland
United States
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Special Fire Protection Committee
Board of Finance
Lkely
Captain Bennett
Fitch
Iahway
John A. Macdonald
Hulse
Harry C. Smith
Terry Lambert
Amos R. Anderson
Lone Wolf
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