Milford Chamber of Commerce To Meet Tuesday
Milford Dec 10 The Milford Chamber of Commerce plans a large Tuesday meeting with State Forest Warden Austin F Hawes and former State Forester H F P Tilley delivering talks on forestry and lumber. The City Charter commission aims to have a tentative charter ready for submittal and reports from committees will be discussed.
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Milford
Chamber of Comimerne
Wittter
Austin F. Hawes
Ester H. F P. Tilley
Stateopticon
Hawes
City Charter Commission
J. Freg VanSyckle
Resulay Mids Witter Tanguet
Arders
Sunshine Circle
Fa, Sumner
Prenidong
Taladega
Colleso
Talladega
Ala
First Church
Institutin
Smokestack Sparks Fire Under Investigation At Plant
A smokestack spark caused a fire at the plant yesterday morning. The blaze damaged equipment and property, with initial estimates around two thousand dollars. Fire crews contained the flames, and investigators will determine the exact cause.
Stratford Spending Less Per Pupil Than Milford This Year
Statistics by Stratford Superintendent C. C. Thompson show Stratford’s 1922 25 appropriation for education is 216 480 versus Milford’s 159 605. Enrollments are 4 452 in Stratford and 2 448 in Milford, yielding per pupil costs of 848.59 and 157.07 respectively. Teaching staff has grown from 7 in 1914 15 to 102 in 1921 22, with salaries rising accordingly.
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Stratford
Milford
C. Thompson
Stratford Yelar
Praca
Stuurford
Milford Fire Changes Planned as Patrol Vehicle Approached
Milford plans a shift in personnel at Fire Department with George W. Smith moved to Engine House No 3 and Clarestce Masson returning to headquarters. Warren Burns joins the headquarters staff, to begin Sunday, as officials explore a new patrol ambulance and motorcycle purchase funded by town appropriations.
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Milford
Des
George W. Smith
Mirtle Beach
Electionan
Clarestce Masson
Warren Burns
Scoutingford
Motord
Boy Scouts of
A Americk
Board of Education
Ie Central School
O. W. Platt
Han
Cox Milter
Robert G. Rtedderd
Shaitmin
George van Horn
Yudeo J. D Brown, Jr
Devon Union Church
Bae Tar Hed
Phrat
Young Ladies Aid Society
Christian Endeavor and Ladies Benevolent Union
W. A. Society
Central Grammar School
Salent
Claitmas
O. Mathews
B. PF. Bortany
B. Clarks
Walter E. Smith
Board of Police Commissioners
Jolly Ten Renders Novelty Minstrel Show in Wallingford
Under Walter Deaven the Jolly Ter presented a novelty minstrel show at the Gaylord Auditorium in Wallingford Saturday night. The program was arranged by Henry Braunhtein of Westvil Manufacturing Company and featured Walter Levan, Charles Cooper, James McGuire, Florence Barns, Jane Ballard, Joan Rawlinson, Arthur Thourpyn, Willy Fred Walker, Joseph Warren, George Wilthig, and John Thorpe as accompanist.
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Walter Deaven
Jolly Ter
Gaylord Tanitorium
Wallingford
Henry Braunhtein
Ue Satts Vyestile Manufacturing Compays
Ltl
Eetertaltmeny
Walter Levan
Charles Cooper
Fromag McGuire
Gatnte Barns
Janes Ballard
Joan Rawlinson
Arther Thouipyen
Wilyfred Walker
Joséph Warren
George Wil
Raymond elected new Greenwich Club president
In Greenwich on December 10 special, the India Harbor Yard club held a panel dinner and business meeting at Plokwiek Arina. Raymond of New York was elected president and commodore. Doughay Graham named sixth. Officers include R A C Smalth vice commodore Herbert Law Jr rear commodore William E Major secretary Raymond Bawley treasurer L riet and A Gardner Capper directors. Mr Smith previously held president and commodore roles. retiring Avero honored. Raymond is vice commodore of the Larchment yacht club and president of Clyde Steamship line. About 50 members attended. a war was served afterward.
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Greenwich
Ainner
Indiia Harbor
Plokwiek Arina
HH. i Raymond
New York
Wat
Doughay Grahan
R. A. C. Smalth
Hebert Law, Jr
William E. Major
Raymond Bawley
L. @riet
A. Gardner Capper
Smith
Avero
Clnd
Raymond
Larchment Yacnr Club
Crufaer “Scotian
Clyde Steamship Line of
Overcoat Theft Suspect Wary After Chilly Weather
A Main Street smash and grab at Bower Clothing Co. left a window broken and an overcoat missing. Police, patrolling at around 11 yesterday, found the store display window damaged and later discovered a second doorway coat rack disturbed. Store expects financial loss as investigators review clues.
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Main Street
Tha! Bower Clothing
Firemen summoned after three minor blazes in city
Firemen were called yesterday to extinguish three minor fires. An overheated stove started a blaze in a garage at 10BS Connecticut Avenue causing about 50 dollars in damage. A chimney sparked a house on Lindley Street. A disturbance near Kurm Terminal Co. inc. prompted a hose company response at 447 North Washington Avenue.
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Tocke Steel Chain Company
Connecticuta Avenue
Lindley Street
Finchine Wood
Eallar
Kurm Terminal Coa) Company, Inc
North
Washington Avenue
Doctor Smidemon Honored At Local Club Banquet
Doctor Smidemon of Brooklyn is guest of a city club banquet honoring his eye ear nose throat practice. He and Mrs Toul Erride were celebrated as honorary members and several local physicians and their spouses attended the event.
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Doctor Smidemon
Mia Mides
Toul Erride
Amidemon Willae
Brooklyn
New York
Emanuel Brodsty
Benjam'n Emrrt
William Gerber
Fil
Morton ‘Horan
Morris Horwitz
Cary Feok
Garre Neuman
Wea
Morrie Greenstein
Mra
Bumberg
Severe
Guess
Police search for Mrs Curran in city streets
Police comb city for Mrs Af Bresnahan amid a report last night that her mother, Mrs Cite rah, was dying at New Haver hospital. Bresnahan, possibly from Howard Avenue and linked with Sacred Heart, is not listed in the city directory and the parish priest could not confirm her status.
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AF Bresnahan
Mra Citerah
New Haver Hospital
AF Brenahan
Howard Avenue
Shueen of the Sacred Heart
Robbery Report In Milford Man Loses 44 Dollars
Samuel Pedorn of Milford says he bought a bottle of white wine for 1.50 and slept. He awoke to missing 44 dollars and reported the robbery to the precinct police. Authorities searched Willard Street for clues.
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Willard Bivent
Samuel Pedorn
Milford
Tdl
Cond
Willard Street
Randa Hats For Women At Just $6 In Fresh Winter Style
Exclusive Randa creations offered at six dollars as winter hats go on sale. Satin and tailored models plus elaborate imported copies highlight a limited stock push. Shoppers advised to visit the second floor early Monday to secure these value hats before they sell out.
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Sohn
Dead
Riker Drug Store
Randa
Opulent fur sale boasts coats and wraps for women
A long catalog of women's furs outlines muskrat, raccoon, mink, seal, civet, coney, marmot and nutria garments with varied lengths and collars. Prices range from modest to premium, highlighting Hudson and Sealine coats, marmot and coney pieces, and tuxedos, all offered as stylish luxury for the season.
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Alaska
Hudson Seal Coats
Sealine
Sealine Co
Coney Coats
Pony Ca
Nutria
Inc
Marmink
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Milford Chamber OF Commerce
R. F. Tilley
Commission
WU Hive
Setigah
Stratford School Growth
C. C. Thompson
Milford Fire Department
Heath
Dean
Bridgeport
C.D. Osborn
Bennett Su
The
Familly
White
Ty Padlmie
Steatford Ave
Sears
Fones Milburn Co
Jolly Ten
NEW Greenwich Club
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