Farmer Bill Aims to Shield Fur Bearing Animals
At the Tate Capitol Hansford Moc voices concern as a fur bearing animals bill faces Senate debate. The measure targets protected species like fox and rabbit and proposes penalties for shooting or trapping them. Proponents push passage while opponents seek narrower definitions including woodchuck and rat. The outcome hinges on amendments and committee recommendations.
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The fragment references financial appropriations and town improvements including seawalls and pensions. Delegations from state sections attend a meeting regarding a million dollar appropriation and changes to town plans. No definite events or outcomes are clearly stated.
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Fairfield building permits and local events noted in Fairfield county paper
Building permits issued for seven room houses and a two car garage on Beach Road plus a two story home on College Place. The Fairfield Trust moves its building to rear to allow a new banking house. Local events include Lenox Improvement Association meeting, lectures at Pequot Library, Wisslon Study class, American Legion post meeting, Holy Communion at Post Church of Christ, and poster display for a play at Center Street.
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Social gathering and family notices from Long Hill area
March 4 special report of a long list of visitors and events at homes in Long Hill and Stepney. Mentions Meg Arthur Paddork and infant Liura of Tfalgeport, Mrs Arthur Jo Hell, Mrs Etay Tants of Len Hill, and Many guests at Woods Hota party. References to events at Mrs Ambcose Marsh and others, plus upcoming matings and visits in various towns.
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Girl Hurt by Cars Wins Action Here
A Superior Court jury returned verdicts for Max Tesolovits and his daughter Ruth in a case against Marty Blumberg and Charles Leonard. The girl sought 4250 for her injuries and 25000 for damages while the father claimed 4000 for medical expenses. The accident on Maplewood Avenue left Ruth Tesolovits permanently injured as a result of negligent operation of automobiles.
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Milford Farm Hand Hurt When Horse Kicks Leg
Milford man George Wanczyk aged 50 was kicked by a frightened horse while leading it on Thursday afternoon. He sustained a fractured left leg and was taken to Milford Hospital for treatment.
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Court orders $800 judgment in assault case
In Moosup Judge Beuin C Dickenson directed a judgment for Maurice O'Donnell of Noroton against Matthew St Charles of Stamford for 309 in a 6000 assault and battery suit heard last week. Testimony said O'Donnell was coerced into a car and escaped after jumping through a window but the judge found witnesses did not support coercion. An apparent fight led to the dive and escape. Also in Moosup a 10 year old, Antoinette Lemoine, was struck and killed by a car driven by William Franklin of Danielson and the driver is held pending an inquest.
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Madden Held High in House Regard
Washington dispatch notes strong regard for Martin B Madden chairman of the Appropriations Committee. Praise comes mainly from budget advocates who praise his insistence on economic discipline and safeguarding public funds. Madden has served 24 years in the House, led the Appropriations panel for six years, guiding allocations around thirty billion dollars.
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