Ad Building Of Tate Blocked By Dispute On Trees
Westport July 16 Special State Highway Commissioner John MacDonald faces a snag in Post road reconstruction over a corner land dispute at a dangerous curve. He shifts to a parallel road plan. town officials seek dialogue to avert arbitration under 1925 acts. Blacksmith Henry Linzoweller resists damages offer near $11,000, demanding terms for a new shop. Public hearings on tree removals set for next Thursday. Autopsy of local notices and community updates follow.
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Westport
John MacDonald
Boston Tast
MacDonald
Hig
Blacksmith Shop
Morningside Drive
MacDonall
Henry Linxweller
Reichert and
Shilepsky
Lyon
Edward T. Redford
Edward C. Birge
Nichols
Charles E. Curer
Warden Cutler
Town Hall
Post Road
Wilton Road
Matthias Post
American Legion
Theman's Auxiliary
Campo Beach
Lucy M. Edwards
Shelton
Joseph Adama
Yesterdday
Mark Hil
South Main Street
Bridgeport
Hunter and
Havens
Audrey
Howard Baker
John Wiser
New York City
Meier Davis
Washington, D
Walter W. Crossman
Bridgeport Hospital
Riverside Avenue
BE. J. Gates
Kenneth Mackenzie
Holy Trinity Church
Frederick M. Salmon
Ferdentex
Ruland
William Kirk
George Darrow
I. E. Anderson
del Powers
Ressman
Te Je
Coast Guard investigates abandoned G-382 craft off Montauk Point
New London July 16. Coast guard authorities seek owners for the 38 foot G-382 gasoline boat found adrift off Montauk Point by the Navy destroyer S41 with a cargo of 100 cakes of alcohol. The abandoned launch, towed to port by patrol boat 387, has no papers and is held for investigation.
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New London
Af) Coast Guard
Montauk Point
W. A. Woods
Sesqui Centennial Hit By Heavy Rains
Philadelphia July 16 AP Small armies of workmen repaired storm damage at the sesqui centennial exposition where yesterday's heavy rains flooded buildings and turned grounds to mud. Officials could not estimate total damage but all valuable exhibits escaped. Concession holders suffered the heaviest losses. Rain measured 2.90 inches from midnight Wednesday to 12 o'clock.
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Philadelphia
Sesqui
War Veterans May Forego Vacation for Paris Legion Meet
Veterans of the World War employed in the local post office may skip this year’s 15 day Summer leave to add to next year’s vacation if they plan to attend the American Legion convention in Paris. They may receive 66 days next Summer to attend in Paris France but only 16 days pay unless they forego this year’s vacation. then 30 days pay.
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The
American Legion
Paris
France
Pastors warned of boy swindler in city
Police warned yesterday of a young man targeting ministers in Bridgeport. He told hard luck stories and asked for funds pending receipts from relatives. He approached Rev. Alexander Alison of First Presbyterian and sought loans, then vanished. Similar attempts were reported at St. John's Episcopal and by U. Francis Hine in Stratford. The suspect wore a blue suit with fine stripes, a soft hat, and Masonic and American Legion emblems.
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Alexander Alison
Myrtle Avenue
Lng Hrev
Alson
Harold Pratt
Park Aynus
Utica
Stacy
Alison
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bail Feld Avenue
Boston
Francis Hine
Stratford
New York State
Hine
Bridgeport
Masonic Order
American Legion
Auto stolen prom club Greenwich July 16
An automobile owned by Walter Douglass was stolen at the county club last night. No further details provided.
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Greenwich
Walter (. Douglass
Countey Club
Police hold youth for observation in Stamford
Stamford July 16 Special. A youth attracted attention with odd movements on Lower Atlantic Street. Patrolman Jacob Polack questioned him. The youth claimed to work as a messenger for Louis Adelman at Cumberland hospital. He was taken to the station and handed to detectives for questioning. An ID card showed Brooklyn hospital registration. Arm marks suggested drug addiction. Cumberland hospital officials may come to retrieve him. Dr Charles L Dichter ordered commitment to Dr Barnes sanitarium for observation. The youth said he had not eaten in a day.
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Stamford
Pate
Atlantic Street
Jiacob Polack
Louis Adleman
Cumberland Hospital
Detective Bureau
Brooklyn Hospital
Gumberland Hospital
Charles L. Dichter
Barnes
White terror of Bulgaria killed in Dobruja raid
In Bucharest on July 16 a woman fighter Eva Maneva twenty daughter of a Bulgarian priest died from wounds sustained during a Dobruja raid by the Comitadji over the Roumanian frontier. She headed last week’s incursion and was carried back into Burg watia by comrades.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Rudja
Eva Maneva
Comitadsi
Dobrudja
Eerlundes
Burg Watia
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Carrie Croasean
Alow Brook Cemetery
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Flwood
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Westport Methodist Church
Christchurch
George Harris
Norwalk
West
Rotary International
Denver
Calo
Mary Tecker HeylIman
Aft Pelham
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Linden Jane
Karl
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Julia Shitepsky
Center Street
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Mary Kokoszka
HM Road
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Mae Gardner
Gladys Robins
Marion Thies
Gertrude
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Mra
Willem Tuck
Mr. and
Myre
William Banks
J. Devinna
Newark
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Chef de Gace
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Hartford
Henry Laubscher
Daugher
Harry B. O'Connell
Richmondville Avenue
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King's Highway
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Mary Lynch
Worcester
Mass
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Lincoln Street
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Cross Highway
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Europe
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