Stratford Police Impound 14 Dogs After Budget Fight
Stratford, Feb 18. The town council failed to fund the dog warden’s services through April 1, prompting Dog Warden J O Bradley to stop maintaining the 14 dogs seized in his drive on roving canines. Police will feed them, while state officials decide the next move. Bradley defends his office and cites costs and cross-border dog issues. Council plans to replace the warden with a police officer and hold a public hearing, aiming to enact a new funding ordinance this week.
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Town Council
J. O. Bradley
Bradley
Bradler
Bridgeport
Ludow
Perhana
Carly
Tata
Exriy
Depsite Bradley
Theouncil
Henley
10 Amazing Hospital Tests Show What Matamel Does in Kidney
Large state hospital reports remarkable success eliminating albumin casts and pus in kidney and bladder troubles. Tests show heavy and faint traces resolving with three weeks of Matamel. Matamel is promoted as a concentrated remedy claimed to aid kidney and liver sufferers, with noted physician endorsements and local drugstore availability.
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Ohave
Wright
J Sfford
Gunasiog
Thor
Bethel News Roundup Includes Visitors and Death
Bethel February notes list John Wolfe of Nese Yor city visiting Hikok avenue, and Newark residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Mannion returning from a week with Mannion kin in El beth Street. Multiple locals and visitors are named from Farnum Hill to Derby, with obituaries for Anna Rinne and a K of W bazaar set for Center Street hall Friday and Saturday.
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Bethel
John Wolfe
Nese Yor City
Hikok Avenue
Thomas Mannion
Newark
Mannion
Michael Mannion
Elbeth Street
Louis Chapot
Chapot
Ferry Yairchild
Center Street
Henry Gilbert
Boston
Gilbert
Co. Bennett Snow
Farnum Hill
Kenneth Hess
Fini Street
Forest Palm Beach
Emil Obine
Beach Street
West Palm Bea
P. J. Mannion
Georgetown Church Services Hit By Coal Shortage
Georgetown Feb 10 Special reports no morning Catholic service as coal ran out. Sunday worship moved to Methodist chapel with no evening services. Prayer and Bible study planned. Pioneers to meet in chapel. Epworth League hosts social. Lincoln's Birthday event noted. Danbury to host Connecticut Woman's Temperance League meeting Feb 25.
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Georgetown
Lincoln
Gilbert and Bennett
Parent-Teachers Association
Assembly Hall
Epworth League
Methodist Church
New League
Fairfield County Institute
Conn. W.O T
Methodist
Danbury
Claude Parks
Dr. A.nus
Pdis
Towe
Carlson
Norwalk
New Fairfield Busy, Postponed Box Social Amid Snow
Severe storm leaves roads drifted and impassable delaying a box social and old fashioned dance planned for Friday. Residents on the Danbury route managed to reach work, while others faced hardship. the Women's Club meeting is reset to the last Tuesday of the month at Mrs Opal Mood’s home. Reports note radio installations at several homes and residents sharing news from New York City.
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Danbury
Norris Hatch
Highway Department
Opal
James &. Whiteheads
Harry Moody Hax
Doin Carlson
Val Smith
Hte
Samuel Moody
New
Bishop Calls for Fair Trial on Dry Law Reform
Bishop H. P. Tving of Milwaukee argues against modifying the Volstead Act, urging that the current prohibition framework be fairly tested in court. He voices concern that changes could bring back harsher enforcement and stresses that today’s youth are no different from past generations.
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H.P. Tving
Miwaukee
Vols
Meni
Chisa
Law Ag
Bishop
Ihitlon
Flaye Fronts and Puff Sleeves in Two Tone Georgette Styles
A fashion note outlines Flaye fronts and puff sleeves in contrasting colors, with two tone models and harmonizing shades. It highlights black stitched bodices, soft georgette materials, gilt beads, and tubular trimming in wine, pearl grey, and a range of named color shades.
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Harmony Grange to Hold Meeting in February
The Harmony Grange regular meeting is set for Thursday evening February 11. Mrs Unice Selfeck, grand-daughter of Mrs Raphael Lucas of Long Will, has returned home. The Monroe NROE board delayed at Hawstore Upper Stepney due to the storm and will reconvene there Friday February 32.
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NROE
Hawstore
Upper Stepney
Harmony Grange
Unice Selfeck
Raphael Lucas
Long Will
Sirs
Merwin Burr
Lridgeport
Eckall
Niu Taradleys
Nichols Nichols notices and events in Trinity parish
Nichols notes report the Nichols orchestra concert Monday, Dust of the Barta at Trinity parish house Tuesday, and a dress rehearsal Saturday. Mea D J. Shelton led the drama. Trinity Guild plans a Thursday 3 pm food sale at the parish house. storm canceled Trinity Church services. Christian Endeavor held a noon event in the M church led by Mrs H A Judd. Florence Stoeckweather travels to Shippan Point Stamford after Mrs Folly’s death.
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Trinity Church
H. A. Judd
Florence Stoeckweather
Nichols
Shippan Point Stamford
Ifoliy
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Howland Dry Goods CO
Monroe
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Wis
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Mexico City
Fond Pet
Miami
Circle Tours
Clyde Line
New York
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York
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Second Tional
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