Greenwich fixes park congestion with Sunday fee for outsiders
Greenwich boards enforce parking limit at Bryam Park Port Chester by charging non resident cars $1 on Sundays to ease crowding. Last week four officers turned away outsiders. Greenwich and East Port Chester residents welcome the measure though some confusion over voter ID claims arose. The plan aims to reserve space for locals and maintain park and beach privileges.
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Greenwich
Hecause
New York
Bryam Park
Port Chester
Board of Selectmen of
Gremnuuh
Willo
Au Automobiles
Ort
Chester
Greenwih
East Port Chester
Autoist pursues, gets driver who sideswiped gar
Alfred Fot of Bridgeport, operating a piano company, acted as detective in Milford chase. A Fox car speeding on Milford highway struck the other vehicle, fled, but was later stopped in Milford Center. Jones, the driver, was arrested for reckless driving evading responsibility and taking a car without permission. He will be tried Sunday in Milford Town Court.
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Milford
Alfred Fot
Alfred Fot Piano Company
Bridgeport
Dinwell Avenue
New Haven
Jones
Fox
Milford Center
Staton
W B
Chase
W Sims
Dixwell Avenue
Saynda
Milford Town Court
Wear a Truss Before Operating New Haven Surgical Co advises examination
A fragmentary ad from the New Haven Surgical Company Beaumont Bridgeport urges patients with ruptures to wear a properly fitted truss and seek examination at their office. It promises that a well fitted truss can help many cases while noting cure depends on rupture duration severity and prior treatment.
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New Haven
Mairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Former G A R head Y dies in Greenwich
William E Quigley former vice commander of the Connecticut department of the Grand Army of the Republic died at his Church street home in Greenwich aged 40. A native of Orange he had lived much of his life in Waterbury. He was a charter member of Waterbury lodge of Elks and four years commander of Wadhams Post A Roof. He is survived by his wife and a son Dr Charles Quigley of New York.
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Greenwich
William E. Quigley
Connecticut Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Church Street
Orange
Bootlegger Fined in Westport Then Arrested Again
In a town court scene Frank Sinagio of Suncourt Street Boston faced multiple charges after midnight arrest by State Policeman and Deputy Sheriff for possessing 60 gallons of alcohol. He pleaded guilty to transporting liquor without a permit and was fined 50 dollars plus 607 costs. the charge of liquor with intent to sell was dropped as federal agents took over. Evidence indicated a bench warrant existed, with Sinagio's car and 30 gallons of liquor transferred to Bridgeport agents.
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Wostpurde Tuly
Eve Sone
Frank Sinagro
Suncourt Street
Boston
Oto
Sinagio
Simuel Maualt
Catford Nichol
Sinagios
Provocuio
Edward B_ findiey
Sngaro
Helsc
Eduard Doolin
Victor Wardell
Bridgeport
Joseph Mugaverno
Woodward Avenue
Norwalk
Leo F Carroll Mugavery
Phean
David A Brennan
Compu Road
Safety drive in Fairfield prompts court actions
Fairfield police report a July court appearance for six violators amid a town safety drive. Cases include Albert Halberstadt cited for lack of Connecticut registration and Israel M Goldstein charged with reckless driving after a wheel incident near Peat and Mill Hill roads. Continuous hearings set for Monday and Wednesday.
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Fairfield
Spear
Connecticut
Mary Felton
Danturi
Bennett
Israel M Goldstein
Eleep
Telegraph
Peat Road
Mill Hill Road
Thomas Shaughnessy
Te Dlesa
Willam
Rubenwo
Aili
Redding RIDING Jul 19 Highlights and Local Socials
Jul 19 report notes Paul Connery representing John Shannon in a recent driver firing appeal. Miss Kathleen McDonald hosts a bridge party at Bend in the Road Tea Room with Mrs Charles W. Shelton and Mrs William H Hill as hostesses. Mrs P R Bradley visits Rowville Center. Mrs Robert Chamberlain attends a bridge event with eight tables. Miss Jane Archer plans a trip to Paris. Miss Edith Baxter returns to New York.
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Paul Connery
John Shannon
Kaistbeth McDonald
Sauter
Gyimasin
Geral
Donald Tanes
Airfield County Arm Pureau Association
Charles W. Shelton
William H Hill
Bend In the Road
P R Bradley
Rowkville
Bunnell
Charry
Ute Los
Robert Chamberlain
Jane Archer
Barur
Arthur
Paris
Edith Baxter
New York
Greenwich Woman Becomes Minister at Long Ridge
Mrs Anni Torrey widow of Riv Eclorney of Greenwich was ordained by the Fairfield Association of Congregational Churches at Long Ridge and licensed to preach and perform duties of a clergyman. She has preached at Long Ridge for nearly two years since her husband’s death and will continue in the pulpit.
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Greenwich
Elégram VT
Ounty
Fairfield Association of Congregational Churches
Long Hodge
Mra Anni Torres
Riv Eclorney
Bis Torrey
Long Ridge
Siamford
Theo Femi
Sandwich
Tele Mis
Torrey
Chisien Chandeavor
Hilling
Long Rhige Congregational
Chunci
Bequests In Derby Woman Will Reach Public Charities
Ansonia Probate Court hears the Derby woman Mig Auntie C Page's will listing public bequests totaling thousands. Gifts include 5000 to the Gaylord Congregational Church Derby, 3000 to Masonic Home Wallingford, 4000 to Griffin Hospital, 2000 to Derby Tr ibate, 1000 to Derby Oaks Cemetery, 500 to Putnam Heights Cemetery, 1000 to the District Nurse Association of Ansonia Derby and Shelton, and 1000 to Sherman Hayes of Los Angeles. The overall estate value is not stated.
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Ansonea
Mig
C Page
Derby
Ansonia
Gaylord
Ansonia Derby and
Shelton
Sherman Hayes
Los Angeles
Beihy
Setmal
Driver to be charged after recovery in Danbury crash
Danbury prosecutors stated they will press a charge of manslaughter against Tierman Schroeder, driver of the automobile that killed three people Sunday evening, once he recovers. They argue the state may proceed even if intoxication cannot be shown, citing the deadly speed and injuries to a hospital patient.
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Danelay Tuly
Atta, Bey
Tierman Schroeder
Ained
Danbury Hospital
Monroe Telegram Notes Livestock and Garden Conditions
Special to the Telegram reports a good year for farmers with haying progress and pledges in the work department. Gardens and barns need rain yet. Local residents and visitors include Mrs J Blynn and son Jack, Mr and Mrs Dwight Miby, and many neighbors sharing updates from Center Wis to White Hills. A community gathering drew a decent turnout with several attending events and a visit from Miss Lies from nearby.
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Monro
Edvean Shelren
Earth Pot
J Blynn
Helen Lallg
Jack
Wetherafield
Dwight MI
Flynn
M Burromg
Charlie
Fiom
Mies
Sue Beirdyley White Huis Sinton
Ridgefield Evening Social With Sullivan Visit
Ridgefield July 19 special to the Pelegram j Wednesday night Mrs Sullivan district deputy president paid a semi formal visit to Mars Relehah to discuss the 1 Tikd evel. After the business meeting a pleasant social hour followed with remarks by Bits Sullivan Miss Murties Weave and songs by Warw isford Bassett and Mollie Sey ior. Music featured mandolin and piano with performances by Stirs Havel Wilson Rux and Miss Titi hus Wo ie. The event drew a large audience and proved highly entertaining.
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Heidgsvield
Stirs Havel Wilson Rux
Milford Chief Nets Man and Beer in Raid
Milford police, acting on prior evidence, raided a Crescent Street saloon during morning hours. They arrested Wasen Hadechi of 82 Hill Street for selling liquor without a license. Several beer bottles were seized.
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Milford
Mulriat
Cs Chu
aMcers
Crescent Street
Hove
Hig
Morning Aid
Wasen
Hk Hadechi
Hill ‘Street
Easton Laston Holiday Week At Cedar Beach In July
Ranching and social notes from Easton Laston describe rural life with hay harvesters at work and a Cedar Beach gathering. Local families including Marsh Jennings Seeley and Rent households socialize while Mrs Hitchcock’s illness delays a charity plank. Visitors come from nearby towns as residents recount recent visits and extended family stays.
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Laston
Erwin Hdwards
Everal
Robert Hitchcock
Arthur Bush
Epworth League
Alan S Wheeler
Clove Leat Daly
Ati Sherwood
EW Jennings
Ethel Rose
Fairfield
Clarence Jennings
Trolley Collision Kills Paint Salesman in Hartford
A Hartford trolley and an eastbound auto collide injuring or killing, with Lab? Hartf ord July. Ignace Stern, a New York paint salesman, dies when the trolley car crashes into the auto on Connecticut Boulevard Manchester. Gustafson, another passenger, is scratched. Stern swerved to avoid an oncoming car. The wreck exposes paint samples and brushes from New York manufacturers and a box of eggs in the car.
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Lab
Hartford
Ignace Stern
Hambers Street
New York
West
Manchester
Connecticut Boulevard
Sevila
Twen Gustafson
Tirtfod
Stern
Uringfield
Troid Gutafson
Lign
New York Arsenal Sold At Auction For 1 350 000
At Al Smith auction in New York on July 11 Governor Alfred E. Smith disposed of the State Arsenal. Henry Greenberg bid against electric supply dealers and others. The auction drew five hundred onlookers as the final sale reached about 1 350 000 dollars.
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N.Y. Arsenal
New York
Governouied KE Smith
State Arsenal
Aday
Henry Greenberg
Westport firm seeks removal of lien over bridge corner
July 8 special to the Felegiat reports the Hunt and Downe corner on the west side of the bridge. The board of finances acted, and owners Morris Downs and Leon Light have consulted lawyers to remove the lien. If removed, Hunt and Downs may file suit against the town.
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Weldeport
T&pecial
Felegiat
Board of Finances
Failmen
Hunt
Downe
Nave
Comnieston
Toardoof Ld
Morris Downs
Leon Lignt
Tourneys
Hunt and Downs
Wilton concert series presents Miss Weyer violin recital
July event at Wilton Thragy features Trederique Weyer on violin Viey Lauretta layloy in concert designed for residents and friends with no admission charge. Congregational church hosts annual picnic at Roton Point drawing about 150 children and fifty adults.
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Wuton
Wilton
Trederique Weyer
Viey Lauretta Layloy
Roton Point
Funeral for Ed gar Beardsley in Stratford Saturday
Ed gar Beardsley 1 manager of Stratford bowling alleys died at Bridgeport hospital after drinking laudanum and wine. Funeral from sister Mrs George Morehouse's home Saturday July 24 at 2:00 PM. Burial at Union Cemetery. Medical Examiner Garrick in Bridgeport investigates death. jurisdiction given over local examiner Dr Robert Phelan.
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Stratford
Edgar P Beardsley
Statford
Bridgeport Hospital
Mra
George N Morehouse
Broadway
Union Cemetery
Garrick
Bridgeport
Beardsley
Bridgepor
Garlick
Robert 2 Phelan
Howell
Mildred Tenney
Morgan
J Johnson
TD Redfern
Minnie Phelan
Missy Gertrude Teynolds
Diemer Donaldson
Three Held for Theft Return to Danbury
Danbury detectives brought Herbert Baiesi Victor Cheato and Mario De Pascale back from Elizabeth where they were held since June 17 on auto theft charges. No hearing occurred this tier. prosecutors seek adjournment to Saturday for a hearing before Judge Ives.
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Danbury
Pelegram J
William Baker
He Nio
Saturda
Norman C Bears
J Moes Ives
Derby Man Held for U S Court for Having Booze
Derby man Harold Zurau was arrested by federal agents with 18 barrels and 8 quarts of alleged intoxicants found at his Meum Street home. He was bound over to the U S District Court with bonds set at 500 furnished by his wife amid claims the staff did not belong to him.
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New Haven
Harold Zurau
Derby
Uted States District Court
Bernard EB Lynch
Prohibition
Meum Steet Derby
Irish Free State to Join League Meeting in Geneva
Irish Free State officials announce plans to attend the League of Nations meeting in Geneva this September as a member of the League is expected. Michael Mac White says Ireland will pursue an independent program and is not tied to other European nations. In Bridgeport a Post Road crash near Byram's Hill involved two cars, no injuries reported.
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Geneva
Cosgrave
Assembly
The
League of Nations
Free State
League
Incluy
Michael Mac White
Teast
Ireland
Mac White
Styte
Miniater
Ambassa
Tun Dubin
Ashington
Pauly
Hugh OW
Adl
Harmony Street
Bridgeport
John Kitstopf
Henry Atreet
Port Chester
Beaton Post Road
Byram's Hill
Noares
Newark Surgeons Seek Gland Harvest on Hudson Skate
New Jersey doctors plan to harvest glands from skate fish in the Hudson to pursue rejuvenation work once linked to human and primate tissues. Critics question feasibility and ethics as scientists push speculative aging therapies.
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Newark
Hudson
Pequot Engages In 30 Mile Yacht Race Plan
Plans are under way at the Pequot Yacht Club for a 30 mile distance race likely to be held next Wednesday with the 1 and K class boats eligible. The season ends with a final race scheduled Saturday, while races are also lined up for Sunday this week.
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Pequot Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Missing farmer found dead in Vermont murder arrest issued
The body of missing farmer and businessman Joh ioss 4 was found in the woods at Canaan two days after he vanished from Averhil. Bunnett a suspect, arrested on murder charges, reportedly had bought land from Cross and was believed to be involved in a large cash settlement. Police linked a damaged car and a package of papers to the case as the search continued with help from investigators and volunteers.
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Uasaan
Vermont
Joh Ioss
Coleg II
Averhil
Canaan Eoi
Ly Bunnet
Candan Hill
Cross
Adods
Rosa
Bunnell
Ethan Cameron
Island Pond
Ciosa
Naid
Avenl
Cross Bunnell
Canaan
Danbury Man Seeks 8000 For Wife's Lost Love
A Danbury man files an $8000 damages suit against George Layda claiming Layda ruined his marriage by adulterous conduct and seduction since 1920. An attachment on Layda’s property secures the claim, returnable at the September term of the Superior Court.
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Vanbury
George Layda
Term Street
Elizabeth Ceresna
Marun Ceresna
Edgewood Sheet
Layda
Oyoda
Ceresna
Vos Ceresny
Long Hill News Briefs Include Local Visits and Outings
A brief report notes Mrs Walter Lincol and econ factors among local residents addressing a home gathering Tuesday evening. Mis A Locklin of Brooklyn visits at a local home. D laBa and family plan a vacation trip by way of northern New York. Deputy Sheriff John French plans a fishing trip in Maine for one week. Mrs William Lyon, a former resident, welcomes new acquaintances at the Methodist Sunday school picnic at Seaside Park.
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Ong
Tully
Walter Lincol
Locklin
Brooklym
laBa
New York
Sherif John French
Maine Woots
William Lyon
New
Witerlury
Mehodiat
Seaside Park
Fairfield opposition to beautifying triangle plaza in town center
Special to te telegram from Fairfield July 18 reports Fairfield Garden club plans to beautify the triangle at Post road Eliot street and Unquowa road. Property owner Mt R Bulkley argues the space is needed for parking to support the business district. He urges sidewalks and curbs to improve order and accessibility while cautioning the project could empty stores if parking is displaced.
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Fairfield
Triangle Plaza
Faifield Center
Fairfield Garden Club
Wallace M Bulkley
Mt R
Bulkley
Garden Club
Fairfield Cener
Eliot Street
Unquowa Road
Thamania
Wilmington Sails to Portsmouth for Great Lakes Training
The U S Wilmington sailed from Portsmouth navy yard on June 19 bound for the Great Lakes to serve as training ship for the Ohio and Kentucky naval reservists. The vessel will accompany the naval reserve program in advance of drills and exercises with the reserves.
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Portsmouth NN
U .S Wilmington
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Great Lakes
Friends Bail Boston Rum Runner in Bridgeport
Friends paid a $400 fine and $430 coat for James Vassapaty of 124 Charter Street in Boston, rescuing him from local jail. Liberty Cropanzano of 427 Hanover Street remains in custody. if no word comes, he will be sent to County Jail in Bridgeport to serve the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
James Vassapaty
Charter Street
Hanover Steet
Boston
Bridgeport
Federal agents start campaign in Westport
Federal agents and state officers begin a major anti rum running campaign in Westport. Highways will be watched at Greens Karma Lighthouse corner to Blacksmith Shop corner with one way traffic and vehicles halted for inspections. Bridges at Bridge Street State Street and King Street will host stations to intercept liquor shipments as patrols tighten. Westport will see ongoing enforcement for the foreseeable future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Potier Joral
Greens Karma
Lighthouse Corner
Blacksmith Shop
Ts Emay
Shore Road
Greens Farms
Saugatuck River
Bridge Street
State Street
King Street
Property Sale in Newtown and Wheeler Illness Update
Daisy L Miller of Bridgeport sold her borough property to J Chase Huntting of Stratford. The parcel includes a twenty eight acre site with a large house barn and other buildings. John B Wheeler of Taylor Avenue has begun recovering after acute indigestion illness this week with Dr E Kingman and a nurse in attendance. He is a former Newtown postmaster and father of current postmaster Herve W Wheeler. The Community Chautauqua will take place at Taylor Field August 3.
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Newtown
Daisy L Miller
Bridgeport
J Chase Huntting
Stratford
John B Wheeler
Taylor Avenue
E. Kingman
Wheeler
Herve W Wheeler
Taylor Field
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U. S. Court
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