Farmer cider and vinegar making seen safe under new rules
Connecticut farmers converting apples to cider or vinegar this summer face few risks from dry law enforcement. New regulations drawn by federal prohibition officials are awaiting final approval and aim to clarify treatment of on farm production and small scale vinegar making, while large commercial cider and vinegar operations remain licensed. Officials say immediate personal consumption from mills or homes should not invite arrest if proper inspectional orders are followed, but gatherings that disturb peace may invite trouble.
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RY George UW. Mann
Washington, RD. C
Connecticut
Rome
Farm. Org
Eich
Prohibition
Three youths fined and given suspended jail terms
In City court, three youths were fined 60 dollars including costs for taking without permission a delivery truck. Harold Higgins Frederick Wenzel and Wilbur Lundgren received suspended jail terms of zero days. if unable to pay, they will serve the fines in county jail.
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Edna Turner
East Main Street
Harold Higgins
Harrison Street
Frederick Wenzel
Corrulana Street
Wilbur Lundgren
Courtland Street
Stanley Cruder Company
Stratford Avenue
Frederick Rushworth
Joseph Luchess
Seaview Avenue
Joseph Kitparis
Algriiy Avenue
Block Parties Urged by City Playground Committee
A civic affairs report from the Chamber of Commerce urges four block parties, street showers and a new playground spect for city children. The committee will confer with police and the water department to arrange these features. It identifies priority for small children playgrounds and using vacant lots for supervision, naming numerous schools and districts with current or potential play facilities and noting areas lacking play spaces.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bridecoort
Veness
Old Mill Green
Huntington Road
Craffeld
Beardstey Fark
Island Brook
Hall
Seaside
Hall Home
Seaside Village
Jefferson
Housing Co
Connecticut
Agentured
McKinley School
Yellow Mill
Lincoln
Newfield Rohnals
Lafayette Park
Washington
Wheeler and Grand
Washington Park
Barnum Schol
Beachwood
Webster
Shelton
Read
Grand
Cherry Street
Longfellow
Jackson
Husworth
Brewster
Cty
Yellow Creek
Peybonnock
Park Avenue
Black ‘Rock
Act
Elias Howe
Kossuth
Waltersville
Maplewood
Bryant
Omega
Black Rock
Franklin
Columbus
Whittier
Madison
Four Contracts Awarded by Supplies Board
Four contracts were awarded at the recent meeting. An Amerman La France Co. secured the hook and ladder truck contract for 14500 dollars including new life equipment. Barrette Co. of New York won 84 barrels of Tarvia at 28.7 cents per gallon for road work. Hoe Ue and C. Oil Co. received a 10000 gallon kerosene oil contract for furnace use at the Margaret Ford home. Hawley Hardware Co. won the ensuing year’s iron contract with the invandesco timing.
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Gablets
Anmerigan-La France Company
Barrette Company of
New York
Margaret Ford
Hoe
C. Oil Company
Invandesco Tinh
Hawley Hardware Company
Collings Slated for Commander of State Vets Ceremony
Col lings named as commander of state veterans event to be held in Norwall on Saturday. Commander John A. Willinine to preside. Senior Viet Commander Walter R. Molloigs expected to attend. Malvey-Tarley Post of Nouvwatls to entertain. Public interest centers on remarks about nonseclusion and the planned encampment proceedings.
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Ceeueriel
Mivion Fonerde
Rean
Robert Low Bulard
Devis
Norwall
Malvey-Tarley
Nouvwatls
John A. Willinine
Walter R. Molloigs
Incall
Romunander
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Cutigura
Burt
Margaret Masher
Belgrade
Maine
Fes
Addreas
Catiemra Labta
Malden
Treasury
Victrelas
Sat. Landay
Main St
Bridgeport
New Haven
Newark
Victrolas
Landay, Dayy
Conc
Board OF Chamber
Civic Affairs Committee
Supplies Board
Collings
Pallisher
Iowa
Sorrel Witla
Cameo Records
The Smith=Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Esther
The
Smith-Murray Co
Boswell
Bagdad
McIntyre
New York City
London
Paris
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Sunday Post
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