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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
16
Danbury officials weigh a proposed electricity rate cut amid a contentious push for a Stamford judgeship and regional utility concerns. The council debated resolutions, voting procedures, and voter referendums linked to the fiscal year plan, with talks of state actions and potential changes affecting Bethel and surrounding towns.
A Huntington women’s meeting outlines plans to reorganize as a Republican group. Mrs Henry C. Preats leads discussions on constitution, featuring committee appointments and ongoing efforts to promote party activity with local women attendees and officers named for future sessions.
A group participates in a coast at Long Hill Farm with two people noted among the attendees. The garbled text references a May event and mentions several names and places, but details remain unclear.
Bridgeport driver fined after appearing in court on charges of operating an overloaded truck. The case involved analysis of the vehicle’s equipment and weight limits, with the defendant claiming corrective action was taken. Local authorities emphasized compliance with road safety rules and noted potential penalties for repeated violations.
The unreadable OCR text includes scattered names and phrases about wars and addresses, with incomplete fragments. No clear event, place, or date emerges beyond generic references.
Norwalk residents reported a deer entering a local parsonage during an extended visit. Witnesses described the animal as unusually large and calm, with several people watching its movements before it departed. The sighting prompted caution and curiosity among the neighborhood.
Milford reports sixteen new building permits issued in January, totaling about $60,000 in expenditure. Permits were issued for dwellings on Miple Street and North Street, a Garage on Union Street, and several other structures, with a quarterly total near $811,000 and an annual forecast close to $55,000.
Stamford residents press to move control of high school project from the school committee to the Board of Selectmen. A town meeting was scheduled for Tuesday night to address delays and consider forming a special building committee after disagreements split the original committee.
Mrs Mary Waterbury of Philadelphia visits Monroe as Mrs Selon and Mrs Jeonard Curtis spend a few days with her sister Mrs Baul Siate of Long HM Goo. The winter event at Town Hall Saturday evening hosted by Merwin Jensen benefits Monroe ture committee. Also notes the death of a child from diphtheria and scarlet fever with several others hospitalized.
Norwalk hosts the annual Kings Daughters state meeting at the First Congregational and Green Were Baptist church. October sessions are planned for the second week with officers and committees named for arrangements hospitality and reception duties led by John Sherman and James Walsh among others.
New Fairfield residents gathered in the town hall for a discussion on farm issues. Speakers included agricultural agents and local leaders addressing farming topics and community concerns.
Ex governor Baldwin marked his birthday with greetings and humorous notes as friends shared messages. The event drew attention to his public service and ongoing civic engagement.
A garbled OCR style passage mentions several places and names including New Jersey, Alisa Bartie, Miss Tf Green, and Thomas Clark. It reads as scattered event fragments across dates and locations with unclear actions, likely a local notices page or social happenings.
A 397 Main street Ansonia resident sues Lee Bloomingdale of Mount Vernon for 6000 damages after an accident December 26 on Congress Street where a car hit her, leaving a broken leg and other injuries. Case set for February term in Superior Court with witnesses listed.
An assessor from Newtown plans an extensive trip visiting multiple places in the United States. The journey includes travel from New York to Washington and onward to several states, with a focus on inspecting licenses and local records. The trip aims to address a larger-than-usual number of licenses this year.
The Ridgefield Congregational Church schedules a revised meeting after remarks about a local school project and community finances. Officials note a postponement to a later date and urge residents to attend as plans for a ship repair and church improvements are debated.
Brookfield students faced a light week with several updates. Principal Vika Vath announced Saturday plans for the curbing club and a ceremony at the cul de sac. Teachers gathered for a meeting about funding and student support. Mrs Paw Korinics and her daughter returned from Dunbury Hospital to their home.
Stratford officials discuss modest reward for officers Chief William Nichols and Patrolman Patrick Flanagan after the Post Road bandit, Michael Arcello, is killed during a gun battle in New Haven. Commissioner Maright urges recognition while noting Flanagan’s long service and financial strain. Council resolution proposes a $200 raise for Flanagan and promotion to civilian servant status to honor the capture groundwork.
Stamford politics erupts as Senator Kensall endorsement triggers a fight over the town and city court appointment. The Stamford Republican committee backed Judge Samuel Young and F S Hickey, while Kennealy supporters push for Hickey. Hartford will hear the case as the party maneuvers behind the scenes seeking a compromise before the hearing.
Norwalk records show nine pairs of twins and one set of triplets born through the year with births in January April July September November and December. Two twins arrived in August and a single set of triplets occurred in March.
The Greenwich post of the American Legion will hold its annual dinner on Wednesday evening February 1 at 739. Speakers include New Haven state commander Edward L. White, Bridgeport past state commander Edward L. Kelly, Gov. Trumbull's secretary, George M. Thompson, and Greenwich officials. The dinner committee includes Jared Collings, James Dox Barre, John Orion, and others arranging speakers and entertainment.
Coasting events attract many locals with young people enjoying the center's slopes. Guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Lacott, Muss Maude Healy, Mrs Leon End Heals, Alber Hawkins, John Sohn, Joyce and Erna Blunden, and others at various homes. Verne Lope is ill at home with a cold.
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