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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
4
Community records show extensive additions to the Stratford personal tax list with numerous residents across districts like Manchester Heur and nearby areas. Officials note the list includes new taxpayer entries amid seasonal updates and regional naming variations.
A Stratfield couple marks their Golden Wedding today with family and neighbors gathering to honor their sixty years of marriage. The event highlights a long partnership, shared memories, and ongoing community ties.
A local pageant segment highlights Greenwich participants in the prettiest feet contest. The event showcased likely entrants and community interest, with attention to regional charm and playful competition.
A Stamford election hearing involved Edward Dinnegan and other officers among attendees. The event referenced veterans and local civic participation with mentions of election duties and stage activities.
New Canaan seeks restoration of a parade cemetery in a legal action. The filing names local officials and references land ownership and ancestral burial sites, with claims tied to property and historic preservation.
Local Luncheon Club supports a Town council plan adding seven playspots and improving recreation at the comer site. The push includes holiday events, youth activities, and a community carol sing in Red Men’s hall with church groups and civic clubs contributing to the season’s program.
Milford residents vote to establish a building fund for a new Legion HQ. Funds are to be raised by donations and events, with oversight by Legion members and town authorities. The drive includes services, concerts, and a planned purchase of site and facilities to serve veterans locally.
A local notice indicates Greenwich police officers will receive a salary raise. The document cites a 3.90 percent increase and mentions officers and a captain with proposed pay changes tied to cost of living and budget constraints.
Police say an elderly man stands charged with the murder of a college football star. The motive and details remain under investigation as authorities released preliminary information. An automobile owned by Leviq Jq Mevena of Mallard is reported stolen in connection with the case.
The article describes a surge in purchasing guard dogs by Southport residents. It notes insurers cautioning on premiums and theft risks, while households seek added security for premises and families. Police advise responsible use and proper containment to prevent misuse.
An announcement describes a simple inauguration on January 1 for Stamford's new mayor, with a noon ceremony and a council meeting. It notes appointments and committee assignments to be made, and that the event will be followed by a memo detailing further actions.
A motorcycle officer accuses a jurist of involvement in a rum running scheme as investigators trace activity around a coast town. The report notes a chase, a court date, and ties to a local sale of assets amid a backdrop of municipal figures and private counsel.
A deceased Easton resident, a retired clergyman and former pastor, died here after a long illness. He is survived by a widow and one daughter Mrs. Drake. He served as a trustee of a local seminary and had a notable career in the community.
A Huntington church held a festive Christmas program for local children with carols, recitations, and visits from Santa. Speakers and youngsters performed, gifts were exchanged, and families joined in a covered dish lunch as the season's spirit shone through the community.
Mra Lucy J Beers wife of Albert Sleers died at her home in Kastlage. She was mourned by sons Robert Beers of New Jersey and Levi Beers of Danbury and daughter Mrs Wideard Meera of Bridgeport. Burial will be at Kast Village cemetery with relatives visiting. several siblings and nieces/nephews are noted.
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