Fairfield bonds awarded to Boston firm for $425000 issue
Fairfield awarded the $425000 town bond issue to R M L Grant Co of Boston. The par bonds bear 4 percent interest for 25 years and will deliver $419517.50 to the town after bids. First National Bank of New Haven to prepare and service costs estimated at $6000. Denominations one thousand dollars, due January 1 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge RM. Grant, and Co
Boston
Hincka Brothers
Port
Gridnaport Trust Company
Idridgel and
Heaton
Canning and Co
Hartford
Wardfield Trust Company
First National Bank of Neston
Storey
Thorndike
Palmeran
Dodge of
Tostanara
Riverside
Wanlee Dennin Burr
American Legion
Allingtown Hoapiti
Frederick A. Burr
Ore Field
Southport
Five Cent
Jiert
Schafer
Flanagan
Hansen
Joseph Cronin
Uifford Rheatey
Mem
Darice
Walefield Association
Wakeman Memorial Hall
H. I. Rennell
Arthur Marsh
Union Avery
Qolvor
R. B. B. Foote
I. Sherwood
Jennings Highway
Holland Hin
Community group listings for tonight's meetings
Local notices list multiple organizations and lodges with meeting sites across city streets. Groups include Italian Women's council, Knighthood lodge, Scandinavian fraternity, Subalpine club, Farren lodge, WY of Ay Moose hall, Pyramid temple, Nobles of the Myatic Shrine, Monitor lodge, Adelphian lodge, Household of Ruth, Seaside council, Royal Arcanum, Cornelia Wilder council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, and more. Exact venues stated along State Cannon Broad Housatonic and other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Women's Council
Knighet Lodge
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Cannon Street
Subalpine Club
Ash Straet
Farren Lodge
A. O. UT
Lucetta Warner Circle
Moose Hall
State Tract
Pyramid Temple
Masonic Temple
Monitor Lodge
O. O
State Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Household of
Ruth
Housatonic Avenue
Seaside Council
Royal Arcanum
Main and
Cannon Streets
Coal Barge Arrives After Eight Day Voyage From Perth Amboy
A Red Star coal barge completed an eight day journey from Perth Amboy New Jersey to Westport Connecticut in rough seas and snow storms. The vessel faced heavy fog and frozen spray, towing a log in rough conditions before docking in the outer harbor early today with 980 tons of Arthractic coal onboard. Local residents include Samvud Roolace buyer of Saugustuck area real estate and Grover G. Brettner of Droaletyn with plans for a new residential development. Community notices mention a Neighborhood Archige club luncheon and various social events in the Sauger Tuck area.
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Wistport
Dou
Perth Amboy
N. J
Whiteside
Samvud Roolace
Nove Walls Real Egtte
John Wanamaker's U. S. Won't Act Funeral Thursday
Funeral arrangements shift to honor AE Wanamaker, longtime education finance leader. The piece notes Wanamaker's civic impact, his illness details, and family presence at his bedside, with comments on his career and Mercantile reforms shaping American retail practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
U. 8
Packers
Silence and Plot Revelations Stir Trial Witness Account
A witness describes tense moments and alleged plot details as a court proceedings unfold. The testimony references Taldore Wittkowaky and Aller parties as potential factors in the ongoing case. The narrative hints at enforced separations and questions of rightful reunification in a political backdrop.
May Side Track Subsidy Measure Stirs Senate Debate
Ambiguity and party lines surface as the Commerce Committee chair and Senator Jones spar over a subsidy plan. Proponents tout potential aid for utility farmers while critics urge restraint, arguing the measure delays or undermines broader relief programs and public works.
Borrow Gun to Salute Birth in Duke's Family
Paris reports a court dispatch announcing a salute with a gun to celebrate a birth in the Duke of Luxembourg’s line. A military governor prepared the ordnance and ammunition, with authorities confirming the salute would be carried out upon the arrival of a new prince or princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Derren
Paris
Russell Day Law Stay Sparks Prohibition Debate in Mountains
Discussion on prohibition measures and new statewide laws follows voting results showing broad support. Observers note resort towns benefited from tourism even as opponents warned of tourism impacts. Dr Kinseall cites strong nationwide approval while Massachusetts and New Jersey resist. Russell predicts gradual victory for prohibitionists after sustained educational campaigns.
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Wag Frac
Maine
New Hampshire
Avid
Russell
Propertetora
Java
Imnen
Orys
Kinseall
Enormongs
Ohio
California
Massachusetts
New Horaey
Ldth
Sweden
New Zealand
Qugsell
King greets new Irish Parliament in halted session
Slacked chair of the rest state senate announced by a former Irish lord chancellor. In prewar days he backed Ulster pull Senator Dough, now elected chairman. A committee was appointed to push immediate cessation of wartime spans across the state. Mrs Stopford Green seconded the motion and the resolution passed unanimously. The committee includes Senator Doughlng and Mrs Crean.
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Res State Senate
Wag & Waral
Dough
View
Mroa
Stopford Green
Douglng
Mra. Crean
Fire emergency leaves two men in critical condition
The incident saw two men rescued by ambulance after a blaze. Firefighters contained the fire before arrival of further help, with paramedics rushing the victims to hospital.
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Pefora
Vie Fra Apparathy
Curley Triumph Claimed In Boston Elections
Supporters of Mayor Curley claimed victory as Councilmen Watson and Brickey led the poll in Boston city election. A third council seat went to Will Jan Tienley, a real estate man and former state representative, backed by the Good Government Association which annually ranks candidates. Rainy weather kept many voters away, affecting turnout.
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Boston
Curley
Janes A. Watson
David Wf. Brickey
Polly
Will Jan Tienley
Atata
Good Government Association
Rainy Weathen
Kent
Tha Vorata Fron
Thin Potla
Search Started for Maine Game Wardens
A ten man party from Rockwood Maine began a search on the Penobscot River north branch for David F Brown and Merliny Johnson second wardens from Grenville who have been missing. The search party traveled toward Fair Way Swamy on Loon stream where they camped and were directed to a road leading to the ford of the bog.
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Rockwood
Den
Mickey
Penobacot
David F. Brown
Merliny
Johnson
Gregnville
Glnea
Ftair Way
Progressives Push Soldiers' Bonus Measure Across Conference
The second Progressive conference endorses civil liberties and soldiers' bonus funding through USPS profits tax. It backs a national 600 million dollar farm purchase and direct sale program, plus labor unity, female equality, and social reforms.
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le Tipern
Dalitars
Bomudia
USPS
Conaumore
Liberat
Congress
Wosnon Uni
Taure
NASA
Threatens to Dismiss Unvaccinated Pupils
Westport Der. On the heels of a smallpox outbreak at Bride Street School eleven year old John Hipp, a pupil, Health Career John A Moore announced the appearance of another case that would cause dismissal of any school with unvaccinated children. John Rinne was sent to Salume on Hy Point road under quarantine. none at home vaccinated.
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Westport
Der
John Hipp
Bride Street
John A. Moore
John Rinne Wis
Salume
Quincy Granite Strike Ends After Eight Months
Quincy Massachusetts workers at the granite plant end an eight month strike. The settlement, signed by the manufacture association, calls for a return to work by about 3000 union machinists and blacksmiths, with a prewar work level expected.
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Quincy
Masa
Dec
Johnson Denies Rapture With Landis In Ahosgo Clash
Fragmented report notes Johnson and Landis involved in a dispute as a door to door delegation from the American League traveled to New York to discuss a defense action. unclear text leaves several names and actions speculative.
Tiger bids adieu to United States in war time appeal
Fragmented speech documents a farewell from a World War I era figure to American allies. The speaker appeals to Americans, praising soldiers, thanking supporters, and stressing mutual duty, sacrifice, and unity with England while urging continued aid and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger
United States
DAILS FIRST TASK TO ROUT REBELS DECLARED
Governor General Heslyn addresses the Irish Parliament declaring the first duty is to rout rebels and restore stability. He condemns hostile operations and warns against threats to national unity while urging cooperation with partners in the commonwealth. The speech underscores constitutional fidelity and the fight to protect Ireland’s security.
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Dubiles Dee
Cansodate Press
Hesly
Mr. Mewly
Moe
Ireland
Tien
Greit
Byitela
Brey
Unity of
Dr Royal Whitnack Miracle Man Is Dead
Dr Royal Whitnack known as the Miracle Man dies this afternoon at Presbyterian Hospital after a prolonged illness. The well known healer was widely regarded for his public appearances and medical work among thousands of followers.
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DR. Royal Whitnack
Miracle Man
Presbyterian
Sweet Potato Weights Nine Pounds Ten Ounces
A historical notice records a sweet potato weighing nine pounds ten ounces. The text includes garbled OCR phrases and a likely misread name or location, but the core fact is a large potato weight of nine pounds ten ounces.
Untitled notice fragment from uncertain legal text
A fragmentary notice mentions forfeit and a business context with names and roles unclear. The readable parts reference a suit, a forfeiture and a proceeding related to a person and rooming context. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Pilm Acers W Pee 1 Ora flliets ant doin CL Howard
In a garbled report from GEA outlines plans by a group led by CL Howard to march toward New York in the near future. The text references areas and travel directions but details are unclear.
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Maasa
Lonmarrow
Laxative RIGMer QUENINT ad slips to reader
Fragmentary ad text mentions a laxative product in odd phrasing. No clear names, dates, or places are readable beyond vague brand snippets and a price hint of 400. The readable part centers on an advertisement line with scattered foreign or garbled terms.
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Fairfield
R. M. Grant Co
Santa Bor
John M. Kellog
Jobn of Oates
Christopha J. McCann Hyo Lorn
Sauger Tuck Hoy. Company
Tire Department
AE Wanamaker
Board of Education
Liu City
Waninuther
Lyndonhur
Jenkins Down
Philadelnia
Barclay EH
Warburton
Norma McLead
Monttorunde
Staly
McLeod
Troma Winamier
New York
Lineal
Philadelphia
Wate
Gustomorad
Wanamaker
Rouen
Secretary of Agricnture
Uch & Trangiatlom
Daugherty
Wallace
Chess
Coun
Daughorty
Daughurty
Idel Justie Matt
Bieta
Armony and Company
Senate
Packers and Stock Yards
Armours Briel
Armanr and
Morrig
Swift and Company
Morris
Lusineas
Ita Facilitie
Tie Brief Alto
Morrie and Company
Wil O Aly
Cempany
Wittess
Chie
Dia
Yolie
Treasury
Jones
Commerce Committee
Tao Deserdbeal
Otiece
Haylee
TaxerbUrk
Charlotte
Maine Game Wardens
Landis
Ff. AL Toandds
Bekaainil Demolagionnr
Man Johnson
Ameriigan Leagu
Dolinaen
Pye
Hetter
England
Dail
Healy
Silk Duvetyn
van Raalte
Golten IB Mm
Main St. Noble
Serattichd Hotel
Bhig
Stratfield
Midalgee
Stratield
Stratfield Hotel
Cantwell, Mar
Bridgeport
Offi
Dr. Moscovitz Associated
U.S. A
Tutta Tye
Main ST
Fairfield Ave
Geumnbenterg
Milthus Jotanningmeni Tybee
Milhouse
Low York
Eomndaston
PILM
Durave
Emaaat
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