Banks Is Choice For Vacancy In Fairfield Court
Judge Wakeman’s resignation opens a vacancy at Fairfield Town Court. Banks is viewed as likely to be chosen, with Attorney W. M. Imus and Deputy Judge Clarence F. R. Riv cited as possible fits for prosecutor roles or interim moves until a formal appointment.
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War veteran dies suddenly of heart disease
Ansonea June 14 a Civil War veteran John Dolan died suddenly yesterday after a short walk on Olivia Street. He served 35 years with Antonia Brass and retired on pension. He was a St Marys church communicant and member of Holy Name Society Knights of Mary and Paugassstt council. Survived by wife and four children John Anne May of this city Mrs Charles Mur Bridgeport and others from Stratford.
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Westport dredges Saugatuck channel amid health concerns
Westport officials led by Health Officer John A Moore discussed the Saugatuck river condition with James Maher of Bridgeport. War department declined aid. local officers ordered immediate river work. France? Bord of Finance considered funds as cleanup continued with Ward?
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Ridgewood Club To Have Garden Fete
Banbury June 14 Special to the telegram The Ridgewood country club will hold two big open air fete June 23 It is planned to include among the numerous attractions practically all the popular outdoor carnival features and numerous novelties A wild west show with exhibitions of fancy roping and riding in which professionals will be part will be given in connection with the fete.
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Missed But One Day at School in Eight Years
An odd school record highlights Miss Hiertruds Broadwell of Tas iniaded hot eehoot im elphi yews. She reportedly missed only one day in eight years at Nistors High, with Brayswell active in music and conservatory studies.
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Ridgefield G O P Women Event At Town Hall
The G O P women hold a gathering and musical program at Ridgefield Town Hall. Miss Pauline Fleischer and Mary Rebeleh Tuutge attend, with several former high school girls noted among attendees. A church service and cemetery observances follow, including Dowe and Wedensdays events. Local officials report town auditor appointment and noted community figures in Ridgefield and nearby areas.
Groff's cargo seized in Westport court case
A New Haven policeman reported a case involving a Groff cargo load valued at $73 plus weighs 18 tons, with 47 boxes of battering and related charges. The incident appeared before the town court yesterday morning.
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Recovered Stolen Machine After Collision in Allingcown
An item reports a stolen machine recovered in a wedly damaged condition after the thief, colliding with two motor lneg, fled but was later apprehended. The incident occurred near Weer Haven with injuries to Lie Jenkins.
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Long Hill fights to block new school amid heated session
A chaotic meeting over a proposed school site in Long Hill turns contentious as officials clash over location and funding. Opposition urges delay while confirming state approvals and legislative actions affecting a substitute county plan.
Garden Fete for Nurses League Society Event
Garden fete planned by the Nurses League for June 14 at Speen on the Telorrii. Arrangements are complete for a vaudeville presentation with professional talent and local volunteers. The Woolguard Band of New Haven and other acts will perform while booths support the district nurse association. Proceeds aid the elderly and ill residents of the town.
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Westport Church Marks 90th Year of Founding
The article notes Westport Church celebrating its 90th anniversary with a parish foundation, honoring long service by Rev. Fielden and welcomers. It describes evening ceremonies led by church officials and local dignitaries, with tributes and music marking the milestone.
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Danbury Men Transferred West in Company Notice
A historical notice lists Harold W. Hutflex and department staff including Gus Wolmeran Herbert W. Durgy and William Janes. Guards Walter Follette and Jacobus Wikl are named among employees. page fragment notes transfers at the company.
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Unclear local meeting on building petitions and protests
Fragmentary report notes building petitions granted by a council and protests against the decisions. It mentions Shelton area, a city hall meeting, and individuals tied to a Stratford event, but many names and details are garbled.
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Famed Redding estate sold to New Yorker Dan Rutey
A Redding estate of eighteen acres with a thirty room house and Beatini drive near the property was sold by Suetrett of New York Wits to Dan Rutey a prominent New Yorker connected with Welinunt company Lew Lark. The sale is described as a yearly investment of about 400,000. Mr Luttgen previously held the property and was a noted figure among New York social circles.
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Local Man Faces Court in Ridgefield Case
A Ridgefield court hears a local man aged 10 on a charge linked to recklessness. The proceedings occur at the Town Hall on Wednesday June 20 by request of the accused’s counsel. penalties or outcomes are not specified.
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Local church notices and social updates in Bridgeport area
Community announcements list guests and family names, church events, and upcoming meetings. Residents including Mr and Mrs X F Hawks and families near Bridgeport are mentioned along with visitors and sermon notes. The piece notes a gathering at the parsonage and a district meeting with Mrs Edwards hosting.
New Principal at Staples in Westport School
Horace Beach of Woodbridge will assume the principal post at Elipies High School replacing Arthur Th,lden-Vergon who resigns to return to Central New Jersey. Mr Beach is described as tall at eight feet and weighs about 170 pounds, with one child. The board notes transitions involving staff changes and plans for future school leadership.
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Westport Auto Law Violators Fined in Batch
A batch of auto safety violators in Westport was fined. Police cited improper lights and other infractions at various addresses including 35 Holt and 14th Street in New York. Additional arrests involved Bridgeport and Meyards City related offenses.
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War in Fairfield On Unlicensed Dogs
A report to the poundmaster notes unrest over unlicensed dogs in Fairfield. Following two dog injuries and arson alarms, charges emphasize owners lacking dog licenses as authorities warn of heightened enforcement this week.
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Unclear OCR fragment on Fairfield Patent or watergate era topics
Fragmentary and garbled OCR text references Fairfield Patent and a range of unrelated terms. The readable parts do not form a coherent event, person, organization, or place to summarize into a factual news item. No clear entities or actions emerge.
Bold youth takes auto from garage in Milford
A youth allegedly stole a car from a Milford garage and drove it to Tiverton, then returned to Milford where police recovered the vehicle parked near a building. The story notes the driver was identified by Marsh and the car was reported stolen but later returned to the owner.
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Pupils Art Exhibition Travels From Stratford to New York
Stratford students showcase art with a traveling exhibit featuring works by senior pupils. A day of activities includes a trip to West Point, museums, churches, and a battery visit, followed by a social at Stratford Center Grange and a home-made strawberry shortcake supper. Judges include A Conley and Paul Miller with Ali as associate.
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WICKERSHAM TO SPEAK AT MEETING OF WOMEN VOTERS
Special Telegram report notes Fairfield County League of Women Voters hosts meeting at St Helena’s, with George Wickersham a former attorney general under Taft likely to speak. Event begins 1 a m with discussion on international crises and court matters. Daniels and Emelish-Speaking union also referenced.
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Irregular Milford Milmgoed Exercise Notice Confusion
A garbled historical notice describes a Milford High School event at Ply Moulls Congregational Church with uncertain speakers and attendees. The fragment mentions Sue Milford and a long list of names and roles, but the details are largely unreadable. The piece ends with a vague comparison to commerce in New York and New Orleans seventy five years ago.
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Lordship Outing Planned by Bridgeport Brass Fire Dept
The Bridgeport Brass company fire department will hold its annual outing at the Lordship baseball grounds on Saturday June 14. Employees from Housatonic avenue and Main street will participate in events including a baseball game for married and single men a 100 yard dash a sack race a three legged race pitching squalls and a blind boxing contest. A dinner on the field will follow.
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Six Waterbury Boys In Boat One Drowns
Six Waterbury youths, aboard a boat on Lake Quassapaug near Middlebury, fell overboard during an outing in the afternoon. One drowned before others were able to rescue the rest, including several who aided in pulling the boat ashore and summoning help.
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Danbury Club to Hold Public Theme Play Event
The Danbury club announces a community event featuring public cheering and a night of theater. Special sponsor Pandololy is reported, with experts preparing demonstrations and exercises.
Europe's Water Debate and Trade Warnings Across Europe
A foreign expert criticizes European dependence on water and warns of economic strain from shortages. He notes political tension, calls for prudent resource management, and mentions shifting labor trends and industry pressures amid a fragile continental economy.
Violators Busted In Liquor Law Sweep Across Valley
In Ansonia the fourth visit by agents from the New Haven branch led to action in towns including Ansonia Derby Shelton and Seymour. John Prokopchyk of 11 Jersey Street found with an empty glass and strong whiskey odor on a bar. Agents had previously faced warnings but this time secured evidence prompting the raid.
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Friend of John L. Found Dead in New Jersey Bay
The body of John Gahagan, about 70, identified after washing ashore in the bay off Bayonne New Jersey, is reported. A Danbury resident once famed as a friend and benefactor of John L Sullivan, his death mystery remains unsolved with police investigating. He left Danbury years ago and reportedly ran two saloons. He is survived by a sister in Allivord Massachusetts. Remains to be moved to Milford for interment.
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Danbury Revolts At State Plan To Pave Road
Danbury protests state highway plans and the signature of first selectman Elijah Sturdevant on a road contract with Fairfield. He claims the state department is distributing only part of the stretch and fails to pave the entire route as originally planned. The dispute centers on paving decisions and authority affecting the city.
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Seymour's Main St to be cleaned up
Special to the Telegram reports Seymour's revived Chamber of Commerce spearheading a Main Street cleanup. The effort, chaired by Maudonald, involves the State Highway Department offering assistance and support from the new commission. Local bid items and early plans are noted amid references to surrounding actions and hibernating animals in the period context.
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