Fairfield Plans 19 Houses On Mill Plain Land Parcel
Fairfield March 16. A large Mill Plain development will split the eight acre tract east of Mill Thain road north of the railroad into 19 building lots for varied three bedroom homes. An entrance road 50 feet wide will lead to a central park with houses facing it. Landscape architect Agnes Seliirk Clark of New York City designed the plan, with Aubrey Ifuller of Bridgeport surveying and staking the lots. Oliver Gould Jennings owned the property and offered it to Fairfield for civic use, but was ignored by officials. The project starts in a few weeks with five houses first, followed by batches of five until completion.
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Fairfield
Mill Plain
Wairfield
Mill Thain Road
DuPont Company
Agnes Seliirk Clark
New York City
Aubrey Ifuller
Bridgeport
Oliver Gould Jennings
Horace B. Marwin
Airfield ‘Trust Company
E. Ells Dillistin
O. C. &. Ziroli
Northfield Club
First Church of Christ
Northfield Conference of Religious Education
Hast Northfield
Ralph Wels
Kay Asted
Alma Asted
Robert McGregor
Yrimmie Yonson
Douglas Bridgeman
Florence Bulkley
Yimmie Yenson
Pal
Ralph Wells
Mr. Kent
Marland Whiteman
Frank
Kent
Marlo Tornillo
Micky
Gladys Whiteman
Peg
Alma C. Asted
Kitty
Marieur
Chi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Stratford
Connecticut
Theodore Hiller
Reef Road
St Patrick's Concert At Devon by St Anns Church Choir
Special final preparations for a St Patrick's concert and dance at Devon Wednesday night under Miss Evelyn Vagnoll. The program opens with a choir recital Believe Me it all Those Endearing my Charms and features Irish songs violin solos and monologues by Frank McCarthy and others with the St Anns male choir and local performers in the chorus.
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Devon
St. Patrick’s
St. Antes Church
Evelyn Vagnoll
Frank M. McCarthy
Harry Pond
Rantelsey
Kathleen
Beaslia Wagner
Minatre Boy
Curnan
Ine Pond
Mother Macree
Charles Doherty
Frank McCarthy
St. Ann’s
Quar
Oklahoma students expelled over gambling and immorality
At the University of Oklahoma four students were expelled after a campaign against gambling drinking and immorality. Seven more were expelled in the past two months. Dr W B Bisell, a school official, favors continuing expulsions and the move was widely praised by students.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
W. B. Biacell
Bridgeport to Spend Over Half a Million on Telephone Improvements
Exchange Manager I R Harney announced more than 500000 will be invested this year to expand and reinforce Bridgeport telephone facilities. Key projects include 4700 miles of copper in local cables, a new 23 mile underground line between Bridgeport and Stamford, and upgrades to Barnum and Noble switchboards. About 4000 new telephones are projected with a net gain of 1200, while daily calls total around 153000 and a recent peak hour hit 13223.
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I. R. Harney
Mr. Harney
Bridgeport Exchange
Bridgeport
Stargford
Stamford
New Haven
Barnum 2Nd Noble
Telephone Company
Elty
Tec
Ponzi Hearing Postponed Again in Florida Case
Charles Ponzi head of the Charpom Land syndicate faced a mail fraud charge as the hearing before U S Commissioner Carl Woble was postponed and rescheduled for tomorrow to allow both sides to complete preparations. Prosecutors say the offer of land lots at $10 each with a promised 206 percent profit in about sixty days was impossible given the land’s conditions.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Ponzi
Charpom Land Syndicate
United States
Carl Woble
Ponzi
Syracuse Expulsion of Elopers Must Stand
Syracuse New York March 16 AP Marriages between students at Syracuse University during the college year are absolutely prohibited. Vice-Chancellor William F. Graham confirmed the expulsion of Mr and Mrs Loren Reynolds who married February 1 during senior week vacation. Chancellor Charles W Fit announced the decision and noted the couple attended classes briefly despite orders prohibiting their recording in class rooms. Mrs Reynolds formerly Irene Seeley of Corning NY said they will appeal to Chancellor Flint for reinstatement.
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Syracuse, N
Syracuse University
Willam FP. Graham
Loren Reynolds
Charles W. Fit
Graham
Reynolds
Irene Seeley
Corning
N. Y
Claysea
Flint
Philadelphia bank teller kills self in bank cage
John Herttolette, 50, a teller at Philadelphia Savings Fund Bank, shot himself in the head while seated on his high stool in his cage. He died minutes later at Jefferson Hospital. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Philladelphia
Philadelphia Savings Fund Bank
John Hertolette
Jeferson Hospital
Bertolette
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D. M. Read Company
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W. O. Burr
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Henry Wakeman
Raymond Beach
George Beattie
Waren
Drake
Ladies’ Aid of Faith Chapel
Faith Chapel
Ladies’ Aid
Church Council of the
Vwirst Church of Christ
C. F. Hill Crathern
New Hampshire
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Greece
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
Athern
Sherman Dursonage
Actilon
Zoning Board of Appeals
Conrad Buckingham
Southport
Ang Pequot Road
Switzer Drug Store
George H. Merwin
Merwin
Roy
George Farkus
Flo
Meriden Home
Clarence R. Hall
Jacob Bloomfield
Bronx
Orville Wy Holmes
Hall
Costa
Fairfield Parent Teacher Association
Sherman School
Julia Francia
Plana
Inte Board of Education of the Blind
Pairfield Memorial Library
Steninton
Ile
Paris Medicine Company
Amont
Ploe
St Louis
Mee
Mia
Walter Tench
Cerglli Wagner
Julia Casey
Ayn Marielaine Pond
Hannah McCarthy
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Theresa Wagner
Daniel Casey
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Thomas Rodidman
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