Stratford Names New Manager Faces Piled Agenda
Stratford appoints Captain Jon B Wight as town manager, receiving 101 matters from council across districts. Residents complain about dog pound location, drainage on Judson Place and Elm Street, hydrant placement, railroad stopping patterns, sidewalk levels, and Stormy Broad Street drainage. council urges rapid fixes and a site move for the pound.
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May Morehouse
Wright
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Fairfield Title 10 School Property Cleared
Town Counsel Jonathan Grout cleared title to Fairfield Knapps highway school property and added lots to town, notes original price could not cover liens, parcels may be repurchased within a year. Olaf Christian Selvictom, owner of property, to be paid 8179793 per building permit site. a one story frame garage planned at 19 Marne Avenue. Lost of 150 A Nnoelle and a whist party held Monday at Red Mens hall by Susqueh Co Well No 34 Degree of Pocono.
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Stepney News March Events And Social Gatherings
The Stepeney Baptist Church and local groups announce a March calendar with a Taalight Workers meeting, St Patrick social, and a membership drive on March 17 in the basement of the church. Other events include a March 22 meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid, a ten day period of church activities, and reminders of upcoming anniversaries and host duties.
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Local Church Notes and Community Socials Reported
Wilton Wilson reports Zion Hill Methodist Church activities including a Women’s Foreign Missionary Lotto read a Christmas donation appreciation letter. Rev James P. Fairbanks preached morning service and Young People led evening service. A St Patrick’s social and a social cupper are planned at Cannon Hall. Several families and visitors are mentioned in weekend gatherings. A Red Cross executive meeting is slated at the library Wednesday.
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Riverside Avenue Road Work to Begin in April
Westport officials announce Riverside avenue curb to curb paving will start April 1 with a 20 foot cement road and an added four inch base. State Highway Commissioner John Macdonald may delay, residents push for complete curb to curb paving costing about 860000, town to fund snow removal drainage and maintenance. Local meetings express support for full pavement. clerical illness confines secretary Maile Saxonmeye. An unrelated court matter involving Mary Adams Eschindle follows.
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Austin Wakeman
Local town notices mix of residents and meetings in Bedford House
Fragmentary OCR lists residents like Mr Adams and Cruthy Westport Goutlub with various organizations. It notes Johnson Remilby purchasing property and a luncheon by the Westport Business Womans and Gils clue at Bedford House. Mrs Gillespie elected president of the Women’s auxiliary of the Chiat church. A box luncheon and annual meeting details follow with officers named and a fund measure discussed.
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Une Compo
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Westport Goutlub
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Gladino
Norwilh
Pooh
Mire Gillespie
Mire George Southwaite
Silverside Avenue
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Darien Cop Catches Pair With 55 Starts
In Darien this week two men, Grimes and Loung, were arrested on liquor transport charges after a roadster stop revealed fifty bottles of Scotch whiskey hidden beneath a rumble seat. Grimes said they bought the liquor in New Jersey and were en route to Hartford. Both failed to post $1000 bonds and are held pending court.
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Connecticut Company Refuses Walk at Avon Park Park Walk Dispute
Stratford council discussed relieving the Connecticut company of laying a concrete sidewalk around its Avon Park holdings due to costs. The company argued residents already use a shortcut through the park and a fence would push them to a longer route. Town Manager John B Wright will investigate. An incinerator plan proposed at $60 000 to dispose of Avon town garbage was also discussed, with sewer extensions in the Avon Park district recommended.
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Counciman Vernon & Morehouse
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Sewage and town projects prompt council review in district
The council discussed adding another sewage disposal plant as the current Housatowie plant cannot handle growth. A five year street light contract with United Illuminating was approved, saving money. Other items included aerial surveys, boundary disputes, school safety on Ferry Boulevard, library vacancies, and town manager selection debates.
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Holmes Street
George White
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George Wedik
Saymour Baldwin
Ferry Boulevard
Stratford Police Hold Three for Trespassing
Stratford police hold Nicholas Alherino Harry Hsposito and Anthony Toscano on charges of trespassing on private property and operating a cat without proper license. The trio were arrested at Hitkory Hill Camp by Special DMve. An investigation to determine ownership of the vehicle is ongoing. Michael J Matilda of Bridgeport was arrested for driving an overloaded truck exceeding registered capacity. Matilula was ordered to appear in court next Thursday morning.
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Taylor Avenue
East Haven
Harry Hsposito
Hamilton Street
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Yale Art School Dean Elected Rome Trustee
Charles A Platt was elected second vice president of the American Academy in Rome at a trustees meeting. Everett Voomeeks, dean of the Yale School of Fine Arts, and Eugene Savage, an academy alumnus and Prix de Rome winner, were chosen as tasters of the academy.
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Chipso Dishes in 10 Minutes Faster Washday Claim
Ad claims Chipso makes dishwashing faster with two boxes in the home and a 25¢ at the washtub and another at the sink. It teases a Clipse washday where chores end by 10 in the morning.
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Local News Highlights From Huntington and Surrounds
Huntington reports a city and regional roundup with social events farming notes and civic items. Topics include a Connecticut Agricultural College seminar a Republican caucus and community activities across White Hills Newtown Wallingford Oronoque and Derby plus local illnesses and spring arrivals.
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Governor's Foot Guards
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Newtown
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Wallingford
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Clu Oferby
Helen Jones
White Hilla
Edwin
Pickett
Ne Ha
John West
Barbara West
Margaret Judson
Howard L Moore
Wells Hollow
Derby
Theodore H .Rueger
Academy
Two Children Drowned In Willing's Pond
North Attleboro Massachusetts two children Raine six and Claire Raineville were drowned after breaking through ice on Willing's pond. They were pulled from the water by an ice company employee Raymond Bishop but both remained unconscious despite pulmotor attempts.
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