Walnut Beach Police Stress Parking Rule Enforcement
Walnut Beach cops emphasize strict enforcement of the 20 minute parking rule from Stowe to Broadway along Nuugetuck avenues as summer visitors arrive. Several out of towners warned. business owners supported the measure to curb long stops at shops. Also reports mention a streetwire fire on Broadway and expected inspection and repairs by Drumtasting and Milford Chemical Co. No injuries noted. Mr and Mrs M A Green and family of Waterbury seasonally join their Third Avenue home. Mr and Mrs M Sandirs and family also listed.
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Walnut Beach
Stowe
Yi ‘Avenues
Broadway
Nuuge*tuck' Evenua
Milford
Dalted Tluminating
Milford Chemical' Company No. 3
Drumtasting Company
M. A. Green
Waterbury
Third Avenue
John A. Yoigig
Pensylvania
Omabla University
Meary
Riya
Judson Watts
Meng
Weary Bradiey
Idian Hill
Orlanio
Agrid
Cass Helas
Comro Begch
Clark Edward C. Birge
Benedict Battery
Compo Street
James H. Benedict
Compo
George Mac Tudwell
Port Chester
Mra. Marie. H. Beadict
Compo Streot
Miss Studwell
Oklahoma student acquitted of murder in college campus case
Bart Gordon a Federal vocational student at Oklahoma A and M college was acquitted by a district court jury in Stillwater Oklahoma of murdering Beckham Cobb a Birmingham Alabama classmate killed on the college campus May 9 Cobb allegedly sought to force Gordon to something involving Mrs Cobb for an alleged Newvil the report states the motive remains unproven and the case rests on disputed evidence
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Slillwater
Okla
Bart Gordon
Miami
Oklahoma A
Beckham Cobb
Birmingham
Aln
Hero Toury
Cobb
Gordo
Award contract for Tomlinson Bridge New Haven
June 29 The City of New Haven awarded a contract to Shoenix Bridge Company of Phoenixville Pa for the New Tomlinson Bridge project at 212966 dollars. New Haven Electric Company received the electrical work at 2815 dollars. CW Bhikeslee and Son were contracted to build a temporary bridge at 43860 dollars.
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New Haven
Shoenix Bridge Company
Fuoenixville
Tomlinson
New Haven Electric Company
Cw, Bhikeslee & Son
Local residents spend summer at Laurel Beach
Mrs and Mrs David Traurig of Boston stay with friends on Grove avenue and plan an extended motor trip through the West. Joseph and Frank Pepe return for the season while the McCullough family resumes cottage life at Silver Beach. Robe rt McCullough joins Newark Street Railroad after City Engineers post. Albert Botsford leaves for Fitchburg Massa. Harry Jenking and wife open a shore front cottage for the season.
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Laurel Beach
David Traurig
Boston
Grove Avenue
Traurig
Joseph
Frank Pepe
Joseph McCullough
Silver Beach
Robert McCullough
City Engineers
Bridgeport
Newark Street Railroad Company
Frank Ferley
New York
Second Avenue
Joseph McCulough
St. Charles
Sliver Beach
McCullough
Albert Botsford
Walnut Beach
Fittsdela
Masa
Harry Jenking
Waterbury
Haves
Westport Life Guards plan two swimming teams
Westport June 29 The Impo Life Guards expect to organize two swimming teams for the Samer meet Their relay team will be the Guards' strongest event They expect to race against several state teams and plan a varied program for Labor Day Carnival. Signs have been posted to secure water champions, but nothing definite has been done yet.
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Westport
Impo
Jey
Capp Beach Sentinela
Sainte Fm
New York City
Toate
Bridgeport Boys Join Y M C A Camp
Twenty or more Bridgeport youths left for a YMCA camp after preparation. Camp assistant Louis Quigley notes appetite and spirits high as 20 tents set up. List of campers includes Neiton Blixe Milton Decker Willand Dudis Howard Duzhar Writer Loris Rudolph Lath Donald Mace Carroll Louis Meese Herbert Mosman Hans Owen Jr Frank Alleys Jr Charles Schnee Mansfeld Sprague Frederrick Stebbing C A Weldhammer Charlee Pitt Harold Merson Julius Merson Donald Lester Billy Terry Willam Bul
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Y. . C. A. Yeterday Board
Simmer
Cano Hazen
Louis Quigley
Neiton L. Blixe
Milton F. Decker
Willand Dudis
Howard Duzhar
B. Loris
Rudolph D. Lath
Earnings Doubled Across Postal Departments in Ten Years
A Washington daily bulletin reports that postal department earnings have doubled nationwide over the past decade. In New York City earnings are comparable to others, with U S totals and Canada usage noted. Over ten years, 586 Treasury building projects serve Postal, Customs, and Internal Revenue offices, averaging one new building per state per year.
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Postal Department
Washington
New York City
Alana
Jono
United States
Dominion of Canada
Treasury Department
Customs
Internal Revenue
Serum Aims to Prevent Pneumonia Revealed at Conference
Saratoga Springs June 29 announcement from Dr. Herman M. Biggs health commissioner says a new pneumonia preventing serum has been discovered and shown to be astonishingly successful. He will not name the discoverer but expects public health officers to test it widely by fall.
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Saratoga Springs
Herman M. Biggs
Atac
Springfield Bank Sees Counterfeit Certificates Circulate
Springfield, Mess, June 29. Authorities investigate counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bank certificates turned into a local trust company by customers who believed them genuine. The ten dollar notes show the print of the Dzone Park National Bank and the twenty dollar notes carry the National City Bank of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Springfield
Mess
National Bank
National City Bank of
Grand Rapids
Mich
River and Harbor Bill Lets Government Buy Canals
The Senate Commerce Committee adopted amendments authorizing government purchase of the Cape Cod and Dismal Swamp canals, privately owned, under a Rivers and Harbors bill. The government will pay 5 million dollars in cash and issue up to 60 million in bonds for the Cape Cod waterway, and 500,909 dollars for the Dismal Swamp Canal from Chesapeake Bay to Beaufort, N C.
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Washington
Cape Cod
Sparmp Cansla
Senate
Rivers and Harbors Department
Senate Commerce Committee
Chesapeake Bay
Baoufort
N. C
France votes to set eighteen month army service
Paris June 29 The Chamber of Deputies passed the recruiting bill fixing active service at eighteen months. The vote was 202 to 0. The bill moves to the Senate. It allows call backs during two and one half years after completion of regular service, then reserves of sixteen years for national service and ten years for territorial service.
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Paris
Associated Preas
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Chamber
France
Wilhelm's Carriages to Be Sold at Auction
Three gala carriages once owned by former Emperor William of Germany were displayed at a Scheveningen hotel garage as hundreds of spectators viewed the antique vehicles. Crest insignia of the Hohenzollerns decorate the pine bodies and silver harness, offered with each carriage at public sale.
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Schevingen
Holland
William of
Listing of Red Rubber Tubes and Sizes
An itemized catalog entry lists red rubber tubes with various sizes and prices. Entries include 30x334 at 12.95, 32x334 at 18.40, 33x4 at 24.15, 34x4 at 24.70, and 33x5 at 36.45. Overall totals show figures like 82.25 and 830.85 for combined items.
Pretty white blouses offer real comfort and dainty worth
Pretty blouses described as purest white and wholesome serviceable wear. Handmade waists suit dainty figures, round neck or V neck options with long sleeves and cuffs. Collars and fronts feature hand drawn work. white voile styles priced around $3 and $2 for others.
Crepe De Chine Dresses Feature Pleats And Velvet Flower
Navy crepe de chine dresses catch the eye with accordion pleating and side front back panels. Velvet flower at the girdle adds contrast while lace sleeves appear on a pretty model. Some outfits feature cut steel bead designs. brown and black options exist but navy leads. Price tag listed as 5.25. Second floor center.
White hats of many dainty shapes in pure white
A description of white hat styles from small grograin ribbon crowns to wide brim mohair and satin designs, all in pure white with bows and bands. Prices start at five dollars, showcasing cool, comfortable fashion on the second floor.
Summer frocks for girls with ormus and voile fabrics
Exquisite cool dresses for girls in bright season styles. Voiles, organdies, zephyrs in red plaid, salmon voile over net with ruffles, pink blue green organdies with embroidery, and batistes with white organdy collars. Prices range from 5 to 16.30 dollars. Second floor rear.
Victor Victrola No 240 Promises Satisfying Sound
In buying a Victrola you gain the instrument favored by sound authorities for a quarter century. Great artists have chosen Victrola for authentic reproduction and many records are made for Victrola use only. Victrola No 240 is a long table model with raised top priced at 115 dollars, with small initial payment and easy installments to own. Fourth floor front.
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Tomlinson Bridge
Patent Colt
Goodyear
Sander Pomplew
For
Arch Preserver
Lane
Society
Westport Life Guards
Missi Georgianta
Brooklawn Country Club
Bridge-port
Typ
Westpot Country Club
Miss Bisshop
Westpot
Tolley Company
Greens Ferms
Greens Parma
Theaven
Compa Beach
Gerald Cratfield
Alphatra
Fiiday
Compe
A.A. Raymond
Syracuse
Springfield Bank
Wilhelm
Fiat
Jeaneetsyang
Dorothy Todd
W. K. Mollan
Fairfield Ave
Briareport
Trent
Batiste
Foor
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