Conditions in Germany described as intolerable by worker
Miss Louise Hoff, returning visitor to Newtown, reports hyperinflation and scarcity in Germany. Bread costs 2759 marks, coffee 54 000 marks, making daily life nearly hopeless for workers. She cites anti American sentiment easing, but foreign profiteers and profiteering blamed, with six major parties and strong anti profiteer mood. communists on the far end and anarchists weak.
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Newtown
Germany
Louise Hoff
TS Priehler
Miss Hoff
Ameri
Milford youths enjoy vacation at camp resorts
Milford youths and several Mil ford toysamfi girls are at summer camps across the state, with some alder boys to join Camp Devens in August. Contingents include Surr Ruber at Episcopal camp in Washington Conn and others like Betty Hampton, Joan Hampton, and Hares Usher joining soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford Toysamfi
Alder
Betty
Joan Hampton
Hares Usher
Frances Erty Quimby
Ber Ad Brewer
Mildred San Reeves
Madeline Ciapeth Brewer
Yesterda
Young Women's Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Freda
Clark
Plymouth
H. Bainton
Department of
Church History
Livinity School
Yale
C- D. Ryder
Hastings-on -tne-Hudson
Cox Park
Sivell
Philadelphia
Charles Wagner
Ruth
Helen
Rob
Arthur
Yonkers
James Lewis
Gladys Evans
Devon
Ming Mabel Sutchition
Minor
G. Sivell
Wiltheir Guess
Emil Keolile
Newtown News Notes on Teletrern Bridgepar Train Conductor
A partial obituary note recalls Mr Lane a former conductor on the Jierkshirred line for about ten years. He served until retirement and attended funerals for relatives in Newtown. The report is fragmented but mentions Mrs and Mranc pard feats and a funeral in New Med with details scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgepar
Lane
Goodsell
Wiridgepors
Fleid
Mass
Ani
John Schumacher
Eelster
Ebay
New Canaan Man Weds New York Woman
Mr Tooker, a prominent New Canaan resident in the automobile business, wed Lean C. Towler of New Canaan at Larchmont N. Y. The couple will reside at Lin Farm on Talmadge Hill.
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New Canaan
New York
Canaan
J. Nesbitt
Sycantyre Park
New Rochelle
Lean C. Towler
EL Laudaie Farm
New Canawn
Weedburys
S. Tooker
Larchmenk N
Tuto
Abil
Woodbury
Tooker
Fairfield Church Bazaar at Country Club Set
Fairfield Church prepares its annual bazaar at the Country Club with committee members and volunteers listed. The event features a department store style interior, dozens of volunteers, tea service, bake sale, and planned entertainments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Greenfield Hill
Entity Tows
Cantry Club
Vitor
State Refuses Grant To Town Of Ridgefield
A state board refuses reimbursement for Ridgefield school expenses citing supervisor salary issues. Bogart held a temporary certificate while the board maintains its stance on permanent certification, with ongoing dispute over approval and funding. Social notes mention Mr Bogart and local dinners, health, and dances at the Country Club.
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Ridgefield
Geenimi
Thy State Board
Gel
Gogart
Bogart
Cate
George Prau Ingersoll and
Colin M. Ingersoll
Ty Morristens
N.S
Torere
Keeler
Ho Briwster
Lrow
Netta Kee
Siam
Ciartrude Ingersoll
Davisboro
Emily Gilbert
Dane
Trumbull Firemen Seek New Fire District Formation
A petition with twenty signatures seeks a special town meeting to authorize voters to establish a separate Trumbull Volunteer Fire Department district centered in the town core. The meeting is expected to pass. notices must be issued within days. Also noted are local Improvement Society plans and volunteer fire company events at Baileys Hall near the town center.
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Trembull
Trumbull
Trumbul
Kjurr Feieh
Improvement Society
Asukie
I General
Cerier Aroand
Aew
Kurtz
Durr
Kieth
Jare Peet
Iy Alsat
Maike Yeeters
Ang Émell
Slimbull
Baileys Bal
Westport Ministers Plan Peace Movement Meeting
Local ministers in Westport announce a peace movement meeting for the evening at the BAUR center. Speakers include community leaders and faith figures discussing nonviolence and cooperative efforts for regional harmony amid rising tensions.
Government Takes Traffic Census Amid New Measures
Government conducts a traffic census in Wanstead as authorities assess transport patterns and mobility, outlining planned steps to improve road usage, safety, and future infrastructure funding based on collected data. Local officials emphasize comprehensive coverage and timely release of findings for public reference.
City Trade School Girls Train for Homes on Farms
Special in Stamford reports girls from the Manhattan Trade School Barn in Long Ridge, Stamford, learning homemaking skills under Mario Adams and a teaching group. The program runs daily with lessons on gardening, cooking, laundry, hygiene, and domestic tasks, plus afternoon sports and swimming at Hillwood Park.
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City Trade School
Stampford
New York City
Long Ridge
Stamford
Manhattan
Aleasant
Gaouy
Hoink Meking
Chermounder
Maeio 7 Adams
Macemnal
Hillaweed Park
Tong Island Sound
Jingien Avenue
Ark
Jennings Heads Improvement Club In Atrimore District
Atrimore July 23 Special to the Telegram Oliver Gowld reports the improvement club and vicinity elected C G Jennings as treasurer and J G Morne as first president. Gal Valery Hagar Judge Jonathan Grout and Andrew Huntington named vice presidents. Cowles secretary Wakeman assistant. Charles Jennings remains treasurer. Committee chairmen for Mosquito Cel Valens Harvard sanitation and others were chosen for the new year.
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Atrimseed
Oliver Gowld
Aities
Improvement Asseneid
Nashi
Memorial Library
J. G. Monf Southport
Gal
Valery Hagar
Jonathan Grout
Andrew Huntington
Charles Jennings
Cowles
J Wakeman
J Wakeman As Assistant Formar
Tavetiag
Mosquito
Cel
Valens Harvard! Sanitation
Lawrensr i Poole
Rownrase
Varrory Lee Fos Ophanning
Samne
Perry
Albert
Avery Win
Arthur My Marsh
Cummityeos
Morningside Association Elects Officers At Summer Meeting
The Morningside Association annual meeting elected A M Walker of Nr a 1 president for the ensuing year with vice president B Cuell of Brideoner, treasurer TR Moo yen of New Laven, and clerk Dr W Mek Higzinn of New York. The report notes oiling and paving work, park improvements, and upcoming events by the Girls club and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooal Liungden
Partford
Kuiker Park
Daly
William Cowhabasw
En Jean
Morratrepettites
Ggat
New Haven
Plyges Holitites
Vf Auers
Whatioaa AL Svatber
Canhiepr
Gn TV
Ravaond Minson
Wewaloa
Hortford
Atders
Peertforrt
Hetulls
Nopi
Lata
Ali
Benger
Kerbyy
Mietto
P. Haves
Fire destroys two buildings in Seymour Center
Severe blaze in Seymour Center destroys two buildings on Main Street. Fire crews fought a rapidly spreading inferno as flames engulfed a larger structure, threatening adjacent shops and homes. Authorities estimated substantial property damage with efforts focusing on preventing wider collapse. Names of affected businesses and exact damages were not fully confirmed in early reports.
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Seymour Center
Ouly
Sonos
Danbury Truck Driver Arrested in Easton Aston
Danbury truck driver Harold Manning of Balmfora Avenue Banbury was arrested in Easton by state police. He was arraigned on a Tuesday afternoon in the row court.
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Danbury
Easton
Aston
Harold Manning
Balmforia Avenue
Banbury
Shute
Wolpark
Pinaiog
Rani Huecar
Lee
Driver in Danbury Fatal Crash Reported
A Danbury crash left a driver dead and the vehicle overturned. Police say the driver failed to stop and the car struck a roadside object before ending upright. investigators are reviewing road conditions and the vehicle’s speed.
Milford Couple to Observe Fortieth Wedding Year Mil
Milford residents Ata and Suse Clark celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on July 2. Mr Clark, a Connecticut veteran and former Army scout, runs a local business with a plant at the rear of their home. Mrs Clark participates in community and fraternal activities, including a local chapter, and their son and other relatives are noted in family events.
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Migford
Ata
Suse
Clark
River Street
Heme
Milford
Ganges Yen Horn Pass
Whitt
Pas
Alg
Connecticut
Csburg
Gattysburs
Jhu
Tark
Jie
Hrevlove
Sakibwin Suny
Suny
Sarah Ford
Albert
Lyman
Mynier
Two Auto Accidents On Post Road Reported
A July 27 incident on Post Road involved two separate auto crashes. A Tealpebane driven vehicle at 4 Wish Street collided with a navy five-lane truck fronting Coni-Poe apartments on Blare Street, near Joe Wetland Avenue. The truck suffered front-wheel damage. one occupant William Meta of 24 Winthrop Street was injured. Officer Charles Cughoy relayed aid to Lighthouse Corner.
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Telestarr
Post Road
Tealpebane
Wish Street
Coni- Poe (Mn
Wiliam Meta
Winthrap Street
Darth
Daniels
Che Lmne
Laur
Iedp
George Danids
New Jersey
Pein
Charles Qughoy
Miss Hood
Rhode Island
Seymour Man Fined For Keeping Liquor
A Seymour man, Michael Michaelson, proprietor of the Windsor hotel on Second Street, was fined $200 and costs, and jailed 30 days after state police seized liquor. He had four prior arrests for violating liquor laws and sought appeals after orders to relinquish his bar.
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Seymour
Reid
Michael Michaelson
Windsor Hotel
Second Street
Ife
Silvermine Barn Studios Open for Summer Exhibit
Barns at Silvermine convert to studios for a three man sculpture exhibit starting Saturday in the Silvermine Guild of Artists building. The show runs daily through August featuring Frank Townsend Hutchens Charles Reiffe and art Schmid plus works from Alice Morgan Wright.
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Art
Connecticut
Moe Pices
Amon
John Cassele
Curralii
Holiday
Mia
Gordon Brinley
Sind
Arinley
Waller E. Coe
Stamford
Guild of Note
Raymond EY
Darien
Yohn
Leg i. Dern
Richardsen Wrykht
Thivid Robinson
Hareld
Hilddbrands
Wlaygyrt
Ge Tay
Beet Attest
Duverhy
Randale Lywrd
State pays partial town road cost in disputed funding
Long Otillt reports that the state covered only part of a local road project with the town advancing most of the cost. The state later reimbursed a portion, about 9 000 dollars, amid ongoing questions of state share and legislative approval. Heavy weather and repairs slowed progress as the town awaited further funds.
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Tromdull
Eaeter
Hawkie Ulmer
Ecu Riisun
Neideratde Pahinee
Westport Reports Snowbound Streets and Local Meetings
A Westport brief notes snowbound streets hindered travel and a late meeting at the harbor area. Residents including Frank Balch returned from New York while Henry from Avenue Sauganiels was seen near the labie avenue area.
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Pabiny
New York
Seoul
Soanedt
Westport
Harvers
Ayia Tee Seth
Henry
Ise Labie Avenue
Sauganiels
Water Company seeks to close Easton road for dam project
Easton residents face a vote at an August 4 meeting on the Bytiraulic Water Co proposal to buy a half mile of road from John Patterson’s land near the Trumbull line so a dam can be built. If land cannot be acquired, a new roadway may be required. Also discussed is highway aid funding up to 326,000 and parish events at the Methodist church, plus local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Wcitizens of
Academy School
Waston
Oelock
Bytiraulic Water Company
Ridgeport
John Patterson
Trumbull
Highway Commissioner
Ion
Methodist Church
Eliza Smith
Sherwood
George Sherwood
Vinnie Bradton
Gilbert
Btophe French
New York
Henry McCallum
Myr
Mysterious craft prowling around Cockenoes Island
Westport reports a mysterious schooner seen near Cockenoes Island during the past summer. locals note activity around the isle, 1 mile off Compa Beach, with rumors of a rum runner from the West Indies. Federal agents are expected to investigate in the near future.
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Westport
Cockengss Nu
Cockenoes Island
Mighty
Finta Wi
Iere
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Iak
Jenning
W. Charles Gras
Helen Jennings
Scragby League
Cashters Ars
Chaples
Fi Aml
Kiatherine Rzepko
Nildred Gredley
Grrirude Meier
Heison Teouis
Helen Hode
Fred Orville Manamaker
Isretherton
Tinpen
Steies
Franklin Perry
Mary Gsther Wakeman
Munkeerry
Emma Bate
John Wark _M. Banks
Thompkins
Crore
Antes Piarren
Dterman
Andrew Wake
Monee
Orates Sawhoney
Lave
Charles Gree
Ken ‘Turney
Len
Carnt
Miles State
Peel
Miley
Westhopn
Tute
pSpertay
Tie Baur
Tekerate
Demal Minisvins Pee Boennerh
Mba Wenaie
Giochi Phe
Srinity Ghuret Ey
Pedvsard
Pnee Ehurebs
Bios
Lidl
Tie Mf
Ethorlisg
Bert Amb
Conseentiona
Odrirel
Joan
Wanstead Hs
Manhattan Trade School
C. G. Jennings Heads Improvement Club
Morningside
Bote
Dunsurb
Greenwich
Ordre
Tucan
Panbely
Wwe
WIPER
J. R. Clark
Silver Beach
Seerdsner
Eottapa
Baettord
Wheeler
Meemor
Belley
Emery
Swillang
Poe
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Ee Sagal Perabo
Faye
Ivan
Mies
Adikar
Seng
Shernni
Jann
Segar
FTN
Silvermine
Bedi
Waser Tsa
Hy Pelee
Josepty Ah Wibtow
New
Stns Street
Pier Yuigine
Ceenpe
Canine Beneusiat
Ieee
Milford Post
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Dhe
New American Legion
den Russell Norris
Tirwhert Edu
X . Wander Ellison
Mumer Pulver
George F. Woott
George Beed
N Gers. Howell Luckweynd
3 .F. Watkins
J. Marnes
Marion Halstead
William
Tuctle
Woodwho
Woodmont
Santis
Charles Kulimar
Rascati
Measirn
Gaetano
Nacove
Balmer
Leslie Brises
Predus M. Case
Lonislaly Lp
Peach
Rev
Briggs
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