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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1927
Page
4
Milford turnout surpasses two hundred at a Milford Rotary event hosted in the Carnegie club house. Prizes were awarded as proceeds support the children's annual May fundraiser. Speakers described Rotary work in Spain and Egypt, with members and guests attending from local clubs and churches.
A freight brakeman on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway sprained his left arm and tore ligaments after falling from the top of a box car at Belle Plaine Iowa. He reports severe pain but found relief after applying Sloan's Liniment, which he credits with addressing the cause as well as the pain.
A damaged OCR fragment references individuals including Mrs Clark, Mrs de These, Miss de, and Mrs Lynn among others, with unclear connection to Milford and surrounding context. The readable items suggest a local notice or social roster without identifiable event or action.
Easton friends hosted a shower for Ann Ruman at her home, with many attendees including Miss Ales Oban and Mrs. Charles Losan. Guests enjoyed cake and refreshments as gifts were opened, while names of numerous attendees and local figures surface in the event’s account.
A garbled report from New Fairfield notes attendees at a Wednesday evening town hall meeting. It mentions local residents and officials including Preston and others, with references to a muster, exhibits in New York, and property considerations for civic purposes.
Huntington researchers report farm snakes may curb rodent plagues, with three pound specimens touted as effective. University experts note cost savings for communities, while local schools host exhibits and nurse talks. Fire safety drills, club meetings, and a planned charity event add to the town activity as residents respond.
Bethel Bethul Mareh werd) and Manner and Buwin of Plant City visit relatives as Mannion's sister Miss Marie Mannion plans family gathering. Mrs Perry’s relatives in New York visit Grand Street. Grace Carroll, Oakville teacher, spends weekend with parents. Couples Carroll o Greenwod venue Harald Patchen Elm Street plan weekend in Bloomfield. Mrs Jor and children visit Norwalk. John F P Mannion wedding party returns from New York to Atlanta. Street residents await further plans.
The meeting of Mentor and Abraham Bavelewita officials concluded with discussion on Jerud Lcond bank conditions. President Thomson stated the bank faced over 41 million datare ase. details remain unclear amid the conference focus on family ties and financial safeguards.
German man, last seen Monday evening, found dead near his Coventry home. Medical Examiner rules death by his own action. he was a native of Dos Lan, leaving a widow. Relatives believed he planned to visit Midletown. search paused after body found beside a vehicle.
United States Military Academy graduates worldwide plan the 126th anniversary of its 1802 founding on March 1. Thirty dinners are arranged in American cities and in capitals of possessions. Celebrations noted in Boston and in various foreign postings amid official ceremonies.
A March 18 report from Fairfield notes the new parish house at West Church is nearly complete and hosts a large audience for a community theatre production. The show, directed by Miss Marion Engis, features strong acting and careful staging. Upcoming events include a Worcester conference for schoolmasters, a Pioneer auto club gathering, and a 4-H Unknowns club meeting at Alfalfa Farm on Elm Street Monday evening.
Special report outlines rehearsal at McCann for a Devon A. C. event under the building fund committee. Walter Lynch directs cast from three societies and church choir plus a list of named performers and crew. Also notes Boy Scout meeting, a fire alarm system connection, and local social events including card party and family notices.
Wayne Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League credits the late 9th Congress with important aid to prohibition enforcement. He notes House action on measures died in Senate committees and praises civil service reform near the end of the term. He says the President and Mellon must appoint a committee to enforce the laws.
Twenty five Connecticut men and women at Connecticut Agricultural College earned first honors for the first semester of the academic year. The list names Richard A. Ackerman and many others with homes in Middletown Bethlehem Westport Waterbury Hartford and more.
Mayor John H. Walsh dismissed John J. Dyer, longtime head of Revere Police, after a public hearing on misconduct and dereliction of duty. Acting Chief William Boopen appointed to lead the force amid the controversy.
A Connecticut company won a suit against Consolidated Iron Steel Mig Co alleging defective springs caused business loss. The court upheld the plaintiff’s claims and awarded $4,032 for merchandise plus $260 for goodwill and related costs.
An ad touts a stomach treatment claimed to ease indigestion belching and gas while boosting energy and blood from meals. It suggests purchasing at Pupe's D air and references goat food and “goo abgestian” as part of the regimen, urging readers to try the product today.
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