Westport Road Opening Next Week for Traffic
Westport officials say part of the new Wedamnenconthy road will open to traffic by Tuesday. full pavement expected within a week to ten days. CONTRACTORS advance on lining, bridges, and final road sections while school transport plans and trolley bus routes are reviewed. A Stamford driver confronted a dangerous patient during a transfer to the Westport Sanitarium. no injuries reported.
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Westport
W. Mansfeld
Lowing
Sillman
Thomas Glynn
Carner
Dort's Corner
Troreny
Glynn
Weaton
Touchec
School of
Relals
One River
Bridgeport
Electrica
Stamford
Harvey Allen
Allen
Edward Capasse
Westport Sanitarium
Sam Anastasio
Frank Anastasio
Franklin Street
Samatuck
John Stroruta
Woo
Franklin Wheet
Sadibi
Roy A. Long
John Dolan
Dolan
Nis
Saugatuck
Mansfield
Selectman
Edward Capnese
Fost
N. 1
Compo Inn
State Street
Frit Instruction Chimpany
Wodtrd Junior High
Local Socials And Auto Court Roundup At Compo Road
Roseville Reid residents visit relatives and view gardens on Compo road. Visitors include Morris Mills, Catherine Wilcox, Louis Hirsh, R Cooper of the Hawaiian Islands, and others from New Haven Bridgeport and Jamaica. In Town court Judge Achimn disposed 12 motor vehicle cases. fines ranged up to 78 dollars for reckless driving and 25 dollars for similar offenses. several defendants forfeited bonds or were fined with costs.
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Harry Helm
Roseville Reid
Poole Manufacturing Company
Morris Mills
Ing
Compo Road
Mias
Catherine Wilcox
Louis Hirsh
R. Cooper
Hawaiian Islands
William Northrop
Riverside Avenue
Gordon Stevens
New Haven
Himer Allen
Mary Driscoll
Elm Street
New York City
Ida Moore
Bridgeport
Irene Moore
State Street
Lillian Hale
Jamaica
L. A
Paul Sehula
Sas Tlety
American Legion
William Tedesen
Waterbury
Virginia Sacco
Washington Avenue
Joseph Achimn
Post Road
Alfonso Dolessio
Brooklyn
Jonberg
Stanley Sheveck
Grand Street
Francis FE. Bulkley
Larchment
Andy Joseph Farkes
Fairfield
Alfred M. Sands, Jr
White Plains
Benjamin Nunziato
L. J
William E. Sehwanda
Winfield
L. 1
Sam Schnaerer
Abbott Avenue
George Hylzgo
Hough Avenue
Wilton Woman Seeks Divorce From Joan Laskey
Ida Laskey of Wilton files in Superior Court seeking a decree of divorce from Joan Laskey of Westport and custody of their eighteen year old daughter. She alleges desertion after eleven years of marriage begun September 27 1901.
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Ida Laskey
Wilton
Superior Court
Joan Laskey
Westport
Mid-Summer Frolic Plans At Newtown Inn In July
Spectaty plans completed for a mid summer frolic at the Newtown Inn under St Rose's church auspices on July 22 23 and 24 with Miss Mary E Hawley donating Inn property. Last year the event drew wide town and regional patrons and featured a successful food sale on July 24. Numerous attractions are being organized with attendees from Newtown Bridgeport Danbury and beyond including New York and New Jersey. The Dodgingtown Fire Company carnival follows August 6 7.
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Newtown
Newtown Inn
St. Rose's Church
Mary E. Hawley
Sandy Hesa
Sandy Hook
Harry Walker
Bridgeport
Danbury
Bethel
Shelton
Ansonia
Derby
Waterbury
New Haven
New York City
New Jersey
Collins
Willian P. Kennedy
West Street
Joseph Collins
St. Chrysostom
Canada
Mary McCollam
Margaret McCollam
Mes Reynolds
Charles Reynolds
Redding
Hugh Morgan
P. J. Collins
Lethel
Ethel Collins
Mabel Collins
John Collins
Martin Troy
Earl Troy
Lilian Collins
Bundy Hook
Erwin Cassidy
Emeline Cassidy
Lawrence Cassidy
Roxbury
Clem'’ Conners
Woodbury
Cassidy
Southbury
Milford Woodmont Bridge Work To Resume After Complaint
Milford and West Haven will see the Shore road bridge at Oyster River reopen after months of delay caused by Hubert Ames claiming navigation interference. The plan approval came from representatives of Milford West Haven Woodmont and the State Highway Commission at a West Haven town hall meeting. Ames did not press his claims.
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Shore Road
Oyster River
West Haven
Hubert Ames
Representativ
Wet Haven
Woodmont
Mmford
State Highway Commission
Ames
War Department
Louis FE. Guyett
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Warry M. Merwin
First Selectman
Moford
Hugh Ts. Kennedy
Jonathan
John F. Lemon
Dobnintt
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Milford High School
Myrtle Beach
Young Brasda
Edwin H. Eddy
Fort Trumbull Beach
New Bedford
N. J
Willow Street
Charles A. Eddy
Lillian Rice
Frank B. Eady
Worcester
Mass
George W. Eddy
Youngstown
George J. Smith
Broad Street
Greenfield Mass
Robert Dunlap
Myrtle Street
South Manchester
Milford Hospital
Samuel Jenkins
Central Avenue
Rve
N. Y
Dunlap
Jenkins
Wopowage Lodge
Gifford E. Leavenworth
Cronoque Lodge
Stratford
Ioyal Lodge
N. G
Raymond C. Parmelee
W. G
Leigh Pulver
George A. Wilson
Alfred E. Crowther
Alex Wilmanowski
Irving Willmanowski
Clarence Vanderhoff
Ray D. Shaver
Leonard Liggins
R.S.N.G
Charles Schmitz
Warren Scranton
Elon Anderson
V. G. Ware
Hunt
Inside Guardian
Halsey Sorel
Outside Guardian
Charles Gravell
Raymond Baldwin
Women’s Relief Corps to be held at her summer home
Town News Briefs report the W R C members meet Sunday afternoon at Miss Annie DP’s home on Prospect Street to decorate graves in Le Uemetery. Other notices mention sewing Tuesday afternoon, supper at six, and a meeting in the I of, plus auxiliary delegates to a state convention in New Shaven.
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Loura Ambrosia
West Main Street
Milford Hospital
Connecticut
State Motor Vehicle Commission
John Rice
Milford
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
Isaac Moss
Shell Street
Fort Trumbull
Moss
Hartford
Goldman
Helen Goodsell
Taurel Beach
Ellas Howe, Jr
Women's Relief Corps
Annie
Nettleton
Prospect Street
Worpa
le Uemetery
Indies
Oelock
I of
Lee
New Sh.ven
Tisie Schults
Kude Houghkirk
Anna Shalkop
J. '. Holloway
J. Smith
Livngsport
Memberaliy
Wilcox the
Orlando T. Allen
Norwalk
Westpork
Sue
Neal Allen
New York
Allen
Coniyo Westport
Lewis P. Bowack
Mineat LaVallie
Lindport
Stir
Easton Notes Include Parlor Night by Widefield Grange
Easton July 9 special report details a Parlor Night presented in the fire house by Widefield Grange members under the Taworth League. The program features Mrs Hep Carl Nash Marian Hopper Thomas Arthur Thomas and others with music, songs and monologues. Social notices list a pinecone party, prize winners, and a food sale by local church societies.
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A. Northrop
Fifino Solo
Migs
Marjorie Jos- Inga
Arthur Tiee
Fred Marsh
Pinecale
Fugene ‘Trotter
With To Wright
Emory
Edgwin Rk
Burr
Stratfield
al Brothwell
George Ettelcock
Susan Donn
A. J. Hrothwel
I. Marsh
Robert Marsh
George Marsh
Clarence Jennys
Ivan Hlackwood
Betty
Ralph Marsh
Susan Doane
Leroy Wheeler
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Her Hor
Sport Hill
Ladies Aid Society
Sue Lea M. E
H. B. Warren
Lee
Center Street M. E
Epworth League
Lee M. H
Preston Warren
Wilton
Yale
Aston Grange
Grange Hall
Mary Turney
Plano
Luda Piecka
Regina Steucek
J. Arthur Sherwood
Easton Volunteer Fire Company
Tammany’s Corner
Edward Knight
Walter Jennings
Frank Miklos
Albert Johnson
Willard Gillette
Howard Kuehn
George Jedcock
Harold Sprandel
Stephen Kolesar
Vincent Bartosik
John Sohn
Peter Kolesar
Arthur Staples
Arthur Bush
John Votre
Herbert Mills
Chileen Dickerson, Jr
Joseth Slady
Arth Wheeler
Bern Seeley
Alan Wheel
Lucille Gordon
Hazel
Davia Gordon
Bir
Clarence Andrews
Millard Hangall
Robert
Wilard Gillette
Sterling
Edward
Misa Dorothy Marsh
Misa Darhara Marsh
Charles Munich
Lordship Beach
Tronermoon
Richard Auguet
Stratford
Georgia
Irene Glakeman
Stratfidld
Allerton H. Brothwell
Mullard Randall
Tart Randall
Elmer Randall
Merrow
Con
Nettie Loper
Bridgeport
Mry
Willhua Loper
Fairfield Court Docket Filled With Auto Violations
Fairfield July 9 Special. Thursday sessions filled with motor vehicle law cases presided by Judge Clarence R. Hall. Taowls Crose of Bridgeport fined 24 dollars for reckless driving after a baby carriage accident. Infant Eunice Highton slightly injured near Yolland Hit road. Other defendants including Caracas Nereton and Mary Simonson faced fines or releases on various motor vehicle violations. Several cases continued to July 12 and 19. Police reported complaints about Duck Farm road parking and Mil River noise. St Paul’s Church festival projected. town meetings slated for July 19 week. Also notes on lights, town activities, and upcoming bazaars and teas.
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Fairfield
Clarence R. Hall
Taowls Crose
State Street
Bridgeport
K. Elweed
Eunice Highton
Yolland
Caracas
Nereton
Finnegan
Boy Scout Camp To Be Opened Monday in Stamford
Special: Camp Toqunam at Ridgetiel Stamford opens Monday with Will Le in charge. Local scouts will be received in groups of fifty weekly, as schedules begin for the Stamford boy scout summer program.
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BOY Scout
Portuguese League Official Ousted In Lisbon
Lisbon reports that Dr. Alfonso Da Costa, head of Portugal’s delegation to the League of Nations, has been deprived of his post by a foreign ministry decree. He previously led the League Assembly and is among several ministers relieved in General Gomes da Costa’s cabinet reshuffle including posts in Paris The Hague and Madrid.
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League of Nations
Foreign Ministry
Dr. da Costa
League of Nations Assembly
Gomen da Costa
Paria
Yattern
Hague
Madrid
Lisbon
Norwalk Woman Adjudged Bankrupt
Edna May Whitney of Norwalk has been adjudged a bankrupt with no assets seizable by creditors. She owes four creditors a total of 4000 dollars, with claims including those by the Frank.
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Edna May Whitney
Norwalk
Miller Lumber Firm, Norwalk Debts In Superior Court Judgment
Miller Lumber company of Bridgeport seeks a superior court judgment for 1200 against Hatch and Bailey of Norwalk for a note, City National Bank of Norwalk $500 note, and Louis Wardell of Norwalk $1000 note. Mrs Whitney exempts clothing and furniture valued at 506.
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Miller Lumber Company
Bridgepart
Hatch & Bailey Company
Norwalk
City National Bank of
Louis Wardell
Wiitney
Asatta
Volunteer Firemen Seek Tax Exemption ruling
The Hill side Volunteer Fire company in North Fad seeks personal tax exemption for members. State Tax Commissioner William H. Blodgett will decide, following a Plea for blanket exemption by Nicholas Tesing. The collector noted prior practice exempted firemen and questioned applicability to factory and badge-bearing firemen who moved here.
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Hillside Volunteer Fire Company
North
William H. Blodgett
Howard
Nicholas Tesing
Challenger
Commission Blodgett
Italy's New Law Brings First Conviction Under Syndicalist Rules
In Alessandria labor court, seven workers at a Carrosio jute mill were convicted for a June 30 strike of 800 demanding better conditions. Five received ten months in prison, two minors eight months, with no agriballet penalties due to prior conduct.
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Alessandria
Italy
Carrosio
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