Whitman questions fire company in lengthy airfield exchange
A special Telegram report from Airfield details P H Whitman organizer of Independence Politics raising pointed questions about the Tupxis Hill fire company. He cites concerns over donations, ownership shares, business aims, and leadership decisions. He invites firemen to a Monday meeting to answer.
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Fairfield Notes A Busy Day Of Local Meetings And Events
Fairfield notes detail several town happenings including a Saturday wedding of Viola F Fox daughter of Dr and Mrs A Fox of Fairfield, a hearing by the Board of Selectmen on a Connecticut companys double-track extension to Grasmere avenue, and community events at the International Institute Bridgeport for St Bemnels Church. Also listed are meetings of the Mill Improvement association Junior class aid at Fairfield Beach and a Greenfield Hill Girls club dance tomorrow night with District Comrades in Service Girls club gathering and a Yale Georgetown game attended by high school students in New Haven.
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Russian empire’s diverse population and unity weakness
Article notes the former Russian empire comprised varied ethnic groups with about 57 percent non Russians, highlighting a lack of true national unity. It argues this diversity contributed to internal weakness and is a hidden cause of the country’s fragility.
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Westport Warranty Deeds Record Transfers including Osborn Building
In Westport on May 31 special to the Telegram the town clerk recorded deeds including the sale of the Osborn building on State Street to David Sachs and Julia A Wheeler. The property sits in Hotel Square with a 32 foot front and 112 foot depth, price listed at 15090 dollars. Other exchanges include ten acres on Newtown Avenue from Sean Schinassi of New York to Bertha Benedict for 7000 dollars and land on Riverside Avenue sold by Joseph Myers to Catherine Myers and a Sherman Sherwood land deal on Imperial and State streets to Harry R Sherwood.
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Fairfield Court Moves to Larger Quarters in Hall
Fairfield May 31 Special to the Telegram The Town court, not yet two years old, moved from Prosecutor Bacon Wakeman's office to the old town meeting room on the second floor of the Town hall. Sessions will continue here until fall remodeling when the court will have its own room on the second floor. Judge Clarence R. Hall had a busy day with several appeals and lengthy arguments. Multiple cases, fines, and bonds were noted, including Venterelli fined for liquor violations and a contentious search warrant dispute over seized cider and bottles.
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Pickpockets Strike at Stamford Station
Stamford May 21 Special to The Telegram reports a string of robberies at Stamford Station in the last week. Victims describe the thieves relying on distraction, with one case noting a pocketbook containing 153 and a commission between Port Chester and Bridgeport. Police and authorities are investigating.
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Women Battle Over Calf Put to Pasture in City
In Ansonia on May 31, Mrs Mary Bodak sued Mrs Annis Warninck of Seymour over a calf allegedly pastured at the Haddad Place. After court action across Seymour and New Haven, Judge Ernest C Simpson ruled the calf belonged to Bodak. The animal valued around $100 sparked years of dispute and financial cost.
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Shifts in Police Force in Westport New Beach Area
May 31. A local police reorganization moves Michael Dominick from Hotel Square to Compo Beach for the summer. Deputy Sheriff Dirtf ord Nichols will oversee center town traffic. Dominick likely handles night beach duty. extra officer needed Saturdays and Sundays. Harold Jones of Bridgeport jailed for improper lights. will appear in court. Samuel Corroezano cited for truck lighting. case before Judge Godblot. Deputy Sheriffs Edgar Heo Perry and Clifford Nichols to be sworn as sheriffs for four weeks in Bridgeport. State Policeman Leo Carroll on Memorial Day roads. one arrest made.
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Joy Seekers Face Light Punishment In Shelton Court
A New York joy party members Edward Knapp and Leon Rabasch were arrested after a Shelton confrontation with locals. Knapp, 19, faced breach of the peace. Rabasch, 21, boxed under alias Jackie Leonard and was charged with intoxication. All three Shelton witnesses backed a free-for-all, but fines and costs totaling 12 dollars settled the matter after witnesses arrived late.
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Prize Winning Essays in Fairfield Americanization Contest
A Fairfield Telegram report summarizes prize winning essays on immigration and Americanism. Elena Zroll argues for colonization of foreign settlements, while Marian Churchill contends immigrants boost industry but threaten political strength. Marguerite Olmstead calls for tighter immigration restriction to protect national interests.
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Stamford First City to Give P O Workers Half Holiday
Stamford leads in post office policy with Saturday half holiday. Postmaster Robert Whittaker introduced the curtailed Saturday service, now adopted locally and praised by others in Connecticut. The plan, popular in Stamford, aims to extend the half day as conditions allow, potentially spreading statewide.
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New Fleet Racers Debut at Stamford Yacht Club
Stamford May 11 The Stamford Yacht Club introduces a Stafford Class fleet with 15 foot centerboard racers. Built at Port Washington shipyard, four inches of draft, five feet six inch beam, and square stern design. Crewed by club members daughters, racing Saturdays and Sundays, with interclub regattas anticipated against nearby clubs.
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Westport Notes and Town News From Greens Farms Play Plans
In Westport Greens Farms Tuflor players prepare a July performance with rehearsals starting immediately and Friday evening cast meetings. September opens the 1523-1924 season with a London lecture by Reginald Poole on Shakespeare. Miscellaneous town items note visitors, social events, a junior prom at Stiles High, and planning meetings for local associations.
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Derby Elks Flag Day program moved to Sterling theater
Templeton will speak at the Derby lodge flag day exercises to be held June 10 at the Sterling theater instead of Shelton high school auditorium due to baccalaureate. Governor Templeton was to be principal speaker. William Knupp and Richard Sweenman among speakers. Milas May Bradley Kelsey and William Lodge to sing. George Davidonis to play violin. The event draws wide interest from Naugatuck Valley and surrounding towns, with a large, meticulously planned program ensuring a memorable affair.
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Long Hill Notes and Memorial Day Events At Bridgeport
Long Hill notes show Miss Mary Stackpole directing field day events at Morningside with 60 yard dash, relay races, and a banner awarded to the victorious team. Memorial Day parade drew many Incan people. G A R participation reduced to three, and Bridgeport social guests noted.
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Rev H F Hine Accepts Call To Stratford Church
Stratford May 32 Special to the Telegram Rev H Francis Hine of All Saints Chapel New Haven today accepted the pulpit of Christ Episcopal Church Stratford oldest Episcopal church in Connecticut succeeding the Rev Charles Kennedy who goes to St Johns New Haven Kennedy resigns effective June 1 Hine born in England educated in New York London and Yale he served in the British Army Egyptian Expeditionary Forces and rose to lieutenant He is a product of General Theological Seminary London College of Divinity and Yale and has taught at Berkeley Divinity Middletown He came to All Saints Chapel three years ago from Omaha Neb He is expected to be a popular pastor at Stratford church where he plans to continue social and youth work and carry his strong spiritual message
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Annual Flower Show At Fairfield Church Warns Of June Dates
Stratford May 81 Preliminary plans for the third annual flower show under the parish society in Christchurch parish house were announced today. The event, a community affair, invites all town flower lovers to participate on June 1 and 2. Last year’s entries drew attention from horticulturists at the Connecticut Agricultural School and other areas. Mrs. Louis Waldch heads the committee in charge.
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Return of Bishop Discussed At New England Conference
The 72nd annual session of the New England Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church met in Greenwich with 200 delegates and many bishops. A resolution urged the return of Bishop Saar to the district and officers were named for church administration and the general conference. The gathering included sermons, ordination plans, and active participation by leaders from Boston to Newport, with notable visitors from national church bodies.
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Japanese Police Foil Bid to Smuggle Drugs to China
Moji Police uncover a plan to smuggle morphine worth 900000 sen into China, with hoped steady output of supply. Reports suggest a wider plot involving Japanese conspirators, linked to routes through Kobe and Tokyo, with 25 Pog yen valued drugs already moved.
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Excitement as a Preventive of Baldness in France
A French dermatologist concludes that men who avoid baldness past forty owe it to wartime routines. He cites soldiers’ exertion travel varied climates and heightened excitement and concern as factors that stimulated blood flow and delayed hair loss.
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