Heavy Catch Of Trout Reported In Taunton Lake
Special correspondent reports three large lake trout weighing over 20 pounds sighted in Taunton Lake Monda near Newtown. Bridgeport anglers aim to duplicate the feat with two men seen at the lake at noon. Health inspector Dr Edward T Kingman orders sanitary fixes in Newtown borough. Potatoes face pests as gardens progress slowly awaiting warmer weather.
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Taunton
Ridgeport
Tavinge Mada
Newtown Tas Sear
Holyoke Fete Honors French General Visit
In Holyoke Massachusetts a civic fete welcomed a French Army general on his third local visit. Notable guests included Louis Cone and Louis Coin, two French reservists decorated by the French government. The general received bouquets and autographed photographs, underscoring Franco American ties during the wartime period.
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Holyoke
Parsaai
Lous
Louis Colin
Joffiette Cour
Firm Seeks End of Receivership in Halifax
In Halifax Nova Scotia on July 12 a court granted the National Trust Company Limited’s petition to appoint Royal Trust Company as liquidator for Dominio Steel Corporation Limited. The filing dated March 26 sought the end of receivership through liquidation.
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Halifax NS
Netonal Trust Company Ltd
India
Dominio, Steel Corporation Ltd
Justice Chisholm
National Trust Company
Royal Trust Company
Corportion
Sleep On the Dock Sparks Mystery Near Sittard Venue
A strange incident unfolds as a man is found asleep on a platform near the Buedgeport dock about 30 yards from the buoys. Edwad Shas, boat owner, is linked to the schooner tied at the pier while a tug motor and crew observe the scene. Authorities levy actions as the man remains at large, with no further sleep reports since that midnight.
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Bude
Fc Owsst
MMA
Buedgeport Moto Company
Budse
Edwad Shas
Bay State Man Found Dead in Woods After Hanging
Westminster Mass July 12 By Associated Press after an all night vigil the body of Frank Peptain forty five of Ashburnham town was found hanging by a tree off the state road near hetacer this raw and Ashbuinhant nee.
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Westminster
Associated Press
Frank Peptain
Hetacer
Hartford Woman Dies at 100 in Hartford
Suszah Davison, aged 100 and long a Hartford resident since 1873, died at her home of her son-in-law Prot Fewls B Paton. Born April 4, 1827 in Westfield, she married Chester D Davison of Minneapolis. Davison was among the oldest members of the local Congregational church and retained her faculties until recently.
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Associated Pies
Mgs
Suszah Davison
Hartfod
Paton
Forrest
Mondu
Old Ae
Westhield
Mars
Dagehle
Lucius & Pair
Lydia
Ellsworth
Chester D Davison
Minneapoli
Tie
Davison
Assium EV
Chinch
State Park Officials to Meet at Thomaston
State Park and Fisheries and Game Commission will hold its July meeting at Black Rock state park Thomaston on Wednesday July 20. Members will inspect the path and address earth concerns while Senator Frederick Walcott of Norfolk and Supreme John Whitcomb of the Fisheries and Game department visit the Fitchfield area for inspection purposes.
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Hartford
State Park and Ferrers Commission
Black Rock
Thomaston
Trecerick Walcott
Norfolk
John Whitcomb
Gate Bond of Fisheries and Game
Fatchfield
Livestock Raisers Press Coolidge on Packers Control
A Western Stock Growers delegation led by Paul Matin met President Coolidge to seek government aid and cooperative marketing amid claims of packer dominance by Chicago and Omaha firms. They blamed postwar Fed actions and Wall Street ties for ranchers’ woes and urged reforms to improve price competition and shipping choices. A Wyoming pony express rider delivered an invitation to Coolidge at the summit. The overall Geneva talks were described as having limited progress, with optimism for eventual solutions.
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Coolidge
Chicago
Omaha
Wall Steel
Paul
Matin
Western Stock Miketing Association
Mnllin
Jay
Chiago
Martin Gicdhued
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Coolldoes
President Coolidge
Wyoming
Goseno Trank Fmeison
Dakota
Clyde Joes
Cheyenne
Calin Coolidge
Jones
Emesor
Danbury to Get 142 Family Apartment
Danbury plans a large 142 family apartment project on Stone Street by North Shore Property Company Inc of New York. The Danbury Garden Apartments, designed by Andre J Thomas, will cost about two million dollars and be the largest of its kind in Connecticut. The building rises in three units with rooms facing outside or onto a central courtyard. A community house with an 800 seat auditorium, three playgrounds, and a double deck garage for 132 cars are included. Metropolitan Life Insurance holds the first mortgage on the property.
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Stone Street
North Shore
Prope!y Company Inc
New
Connecticut
Andre J Thomas
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Danbury Garden Apartments
Danbwy Garden Apartments Company
Comtyard
Auditorum
Noth Shire
Compasgne
Metropolitan Life Instance Company of
New Yok
Elephant Handler Dies After Circus Vehicle Crash
An elephant handler with the Hivenhick-Wallace circus died after a car collided with a herd of elephants on a night rout. Welch, who aided an elephant, was fatally injured. John Benson of Boston, earlier misidentified as Audhye Sticksell Strone, was killed in the crash.
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Assos Chited Press
Welch
Togansport Inc
Saumdey
Am Uilerburbin
Hivenhick-Wallace Circus
John Benson
Boston
Audhye Sticksell Strone Peat I
Tablet Placed for First Maine Governor Scarboro
In Scarboro Maine on July 12 a memorial tablet honoring Maine's first governor William King was dedicated by the Maine Daughters of the American Revolution and the Women's Literary Union of Portland at King Lambert's birthplace near an old millstone site.
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Scarboro
Maine
Associated Press
William King Maines
Govane
Maine Daughters of the American Resention
Womins Literary Union of
Portland
King Lasern
Ruvornars
Car jumps track injures Hartford policeman
A one car accident on Sisson Avenue in Hartford in the early afternoon knocked down a telephone pole and injured Patrolman John L Lloyd who was taken to his home with leg injuries.
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Hartford
Sisson
Avenue
John L Lloyd
G O P Club Urges City to Care for Cemetery
A Fifth District Republican club meeting urged the city to care for the old Revolutionary cemetery at Brooklawn and North avenues. Mayor Behrens named Alderman Fred Hanison City Clerk Alfred Burdick and A J Northey to investigate. Plans for a block party and a Woodpath concert were discussed.
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Connor
Mr Connor
Alba T
Mevill
New York
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Brooklawn
North Avenues
Behrens
Aldean
Fred W
Hanison
Alfred W Burdick
Puble
J Northey
Woodpath
Cave
International Silver Co buys 4.75 acre lot for employee athletic field
The International Silver Co of Meriden has purchased a 4.75 acre property on West Miln Street for an athletic field to be laid out for employees. Manager Robert L Coutts announced the project today, with an estimated total cost of $40,900 through the city.
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Meriden
West Miln Street
Robert L Coutts
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