Milford Enrollment Up 112 in Town District
Milford reports 2 672 residents aged 4 to 16 as of Sept 1 1925 an increase of 112 from 2560 last year Public school attendance reaches 21858 with 85 in private and 279 at new school A four room addition for Devon grammar school discussed Assembly hall planned if funds allow Religious Education Council granted room use at Milford High School Post Office bill seeks 150 000 for Milford site and building measure praised by residents Chamber of Commerce meets reports six month progress includes plans for property cleanup and riverbank improvements Officers elected for Womens Relief Corps and Ladies Benevolent Union of the First Congregational Church with several new posts and joint install plans
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Milford
Fred M. Smith
Board of Education
Devon
Devon Grammar School
Leonard Ashelm
Bridgeport
Milford Council of Religious Education
John
Tilson
New Haven
Congress
Post Office
Battle
Clvic
Milford High School
Mr Sattig
Washington
Congressman Tilson
Milford Chamber of Commerce
R. Miles Beard
East Broadway
Wepawang River
Memorial Bridge
Prospect Street
Baldare
George van Horn
Mary J. Bradley
Anna Shalkiop
Grace Sorrell
Annie DB. Nettleton
Elsie Scholz
Agnes Snow
Iva Bennett
Laura Suetey
Bessie Diston
Sons of Veterans
W. A
Samuel H Beard
Ladies Benevolent Union
First Congregational Church
D L. Clark
W. L. Merwin
Henry Marshall
BE Wn, Clark
Charlotte Merwin
Harry Brensinger
Charles Rogers
Henry Bristol
Belle Shailor
Janie Merwin
Caroline Tibballs
W C. Goldsmith
Emma JD. Chase
Press
E.N. Clark
New Lamp Burns 947 Sparks Interest Across Nation
A new oil lamp claims brighter white light than gas or electricity and tested by the US Government and 25 leading anniversaries. It burns without odor, smoke, or pumping, uses kerosene, and costs 4 cents per hour plus 6 percent common kerosene. Inventor N Johnson of Philadelphia offers a 10 day trial or a free lamp to the first advertiser in each locality.
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N Johnson
Broad #t
Philadelphia
Parcel Post Opens to Cuba Under New Rates
Arrangements for a new parcel post service with Cuba take effect January 1. Packages up to fourteen pounds may be sent at 14 cents per pound, with registered items at 15 cents each. Extra charges apply for US and Cuban shipments, and lighter parcels remain priced as before.
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Cuba
United States
Prevills
Coolidge Invited to New Haven Meeting
President Coolidge was invited to attend the New Haven Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in January or February. The invitation came from Boward G Buckland of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and George F Baines of New Haven, accompanied by Sen Hiram Bingham and Rep John Q Tilson. The dinner may be held at the Yale dining hall.
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Washington
Colidge
New Haven
Yale
New Britain Mourns Health Board Head
New Britain pays final tribute to Dr Henry T Bray longtime chairman of the Board of Health as two thousand mourners including physicians, nurses and officials fill St Marys church for a solemn high mass funeral with interment in the city.
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New Britain
Henry T Rray
Board of Health
St. Mary's Church
Francis Murphy
Newtown
Bray
M Paonessa
R W Pulien
Department of Health
Hernard I Gaffney
J C. Toomis
The
Commercial Trust Company
T FE Reeks
E. T Fromen
D. H Radley
P Fo McDonough
Wo Parle
W FP Mangan
Donald Gaffney
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