Milford Fisherman Reels In Enormous Coast Cod Tale
Milford resident John Shaul on Stevens Avenue brought in a three foot long, weighty cod described as an extraordinary catch. An old Massachusetts fisherman declared it a fine specimen, noting Cape Cod fame, as Shaul fought the fish from a boat near an island, finally hauling it near the side after a tense battle and securing the big catch.
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Milford
John Shaul
Stevens Avenue
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Turkey
Siaulo
Sie
Charlie
Ir & Stack
Jon
John
Shaul
Menaid
Charles Island
Archusetts Soneshivisien
Menard's
Mystery Cod Catch Surfaces After Porpoise Theft Theory
A fisherman named Shaul hooked a large cod that looked unfamiliar to local waters. After weighing it at Meenaid's grocer, experts suspected the fish was stolen by porpoises near Charles Island, drawing attention but no definitive identification.
Bassick Sales Conference Opens Annual Company Meeting
Gassick president opens the Bassick company sales conference in Meriden for its annual meeting and plant study. W F Bassick manager reviews company history and factory expenses while Ismnész Berg outlines next year plans. The group tours the Meriden factory and products, with meals at Meriden Mama and Highland Country Club.
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Meriden Mama Clay
Hishland
Meriden
Gere and i
Braaklawn
Realty Records show deeds and transfers in Bridgeport
A long list of real estate transfers and filings across Bridgeport and surrounding streets includes Thomas J Wayes to Elisabeth Bradshaw on Exeter and Greenwood, various land dealings with the Title Guaranty and Trust Company, numerous address mentions like Madison Avenue and Fleet Street, and multiple adjacent parcels identified with 40 or 60 feet. Also noted are certificates of attachment, a Waterbury Amusement Company filing, and a five year lease for an Annex Barber Shop at 1034 Main Street.
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Claint
Thomas J. Wayes Tolisabeth Bradshaw
Exeter
Greenwood
Bridgeport
Witte
Elisabeth Bradshaw
Joan J. O'Neill
Augusta Liest
Madison Avenue
Joseph Deng
Louis M. Raffel
Margaret Lyons Melausnin
Teel
Beechwood City
Vings Bank
Abraham Acheson
Madison
Capitol
Lockwood
Plast Street
Guaranty and Trust Mypany
Guaranty
Pune
Tor Carrie Knapp
Emeline F. Chamberain
Fleet
Aghioh Ey Reichel
Fr. Jer
Englewood Arena
David
Isaac Schine
Wyman
Say Prior
Garfield Renas
Carlson and
Sylvan
Talk Avenue
Land and Tula Company
Ivpstre
Toe
Ante Anty Deeds Company
Incor
Albee, Realty
Aq Mudolt BR
Teschord Emman
Lacix
Albert Irenster
Yeet
Raman Avenue
Dsivan
Path and
Wresedett Toth
Sophii Miss
Cornwall Street
James D. Grady
Frank Pek
Alfred
John J. Chamberlain
Tim
Chamber Sonnlokey
Island Street
Pal and Mary
A. Fee
Ord
Aber Bradshaw
Wi Realty
Lrwood
Marizagé Wrani Asmaetta
Sufret
Winter Street
Lonisteich
Zlate Miller
Capitol Avenue
E Laufer
Mertha Cockerill
Arty Laufer
City Savings Bank
Huntington Turnpike
Frank Peker
Christopher LaCroix
Walter
Mac EB. McCart
Fayerne
Docuis Tomsva
Katali Bank and Trust Compan Louis WH
Cacousa
Steet
Heminiock Street
Joe Pal
Mary Paliq Su Papa
Knox Avenue
Charen Street
Stra Jane Whitempe
Campo Brono
George Ber
Giovanni Campo
Prank Campo
Waterbury Amusement Company, Incorporated
Isadore Bostele
S. Sopin
Hark cMullen
Govani Campo
Jvank Campo
Stephen D. Woran
Mainstreai
Icola Adils
Ezra Street
Summit Street
Harmony Street
Board of Appraisal Meeting Sets May 12 Hearings
The board of appraisal of benefits and damages will hold its next meeting on Thursday May 12 with many hearings scheduled and a large delegation of citizens expected to attend to address assessments before the board members.
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Board of
Lawyer discloses Stokes campaign against wife
May 2 in a criminal case Mrs. Helen Telwood Stoke faced a series of probing questions from her attorney about alleged misconduct. Witness Bernard Sandler, counsel for Henry Williams, testified amid sharp questioning as he admitted to furnishing questions about Stokes and to presenting photographs he claimed resembled the couple. Mrs. Stoke denied all accusations when called to testify, stating she had never met the named man or entered his house and that her knowledge of him came only from Mr. Stokes.
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Neaw Nourk
Martin W., Littletom
Helen Telwood Stoke
Dioers
Stokes
Bernard, M- Sandler
Henry Williams
Pullman
Sandler
Ross
Juiffleton
Myer Witleton
Dom Paul
Beemiren
St So
Fourth Street
Nick
Sydney
Saylor
Campbell
Pullman Company
Chicago
Titleton
Sander
Gom Pau
Indictments Weigh on Durell Gregory Stock Firm
Federal indictments charge conspiracy to defraud investors via mail fraud against the Durell Gregory Company and Wall Street brokers plus about 70 firm representatives in New York Buffalo Syracuse Boston Springfield New Haven Providence and other cities. They allegedly sent erroneous information about American Tire Corporation of Delaware and profited by options on capital stock at manipulated prices.
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Durell Gregory Company
New Haven
New York
Durcl
Gregory Aid Company, Incorporated
Wall Street
Buffalo
Syracuse
Boston
Springfield
Mass
American Tire Corporation of Delaware
Durell Gregory
Communny, Incorporated
Five
Milford School Addition Construction Reopens After Dispute
Milford May 2 The Board of Education announced at the monthly meeting that work on the Walnut Beach High School addition has resumed after a wage dispute with bricklayers. Contractors aim to have the building ready for fall term. The project includes 400 pupils funded by bonds totaling 840. Classes will start earlier to prevent retaliation on the plan. Salary increases were approved for several staff including Principal Elmer, Warren, and new teachers who began last term.
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Milford
Board of Education
Walnut Beach
Jaliss
Elmer Ifgo
Drene Warren
Princpal
Opposition to Garage Heard by Common Council
The common council heard opposition to B G Berrion's plan to build a garage at 474 Seaview Avenue. No supporters appeared. A score of residents attended to oppose the proposal, and withdrawal was suggested as the usual course. Dr. Osborne spoke for the opposition, arguing the garage would be unsafe. The session lacked defender of the project and a heated clash did not occur.
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Common Council
B. G. Berrion
Seaview Avenue
Araring
Onpenanty
Fragmentary inked protest signals new city ordinances
A partial OCR passage notes residents reacting to a written remonstrance read by an assistant city clerk, bearing 39 signatures, regarding a new city code. It mentions prohibitions and supervisory provisions, with garbled lines about dances and dog restrictions.
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Perty
Wise
Mystery rider found near desert grave on trail
A lone rider is found nosedly near a desert grave on a trail. Investigators pursue a mystery as several compounds are discovered in a coffin filled with Tad war material. The scene suggests a hidden conflict or covert shipment. Local authorities probe the elusive incident and identify potential suspects.
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Vere
No Trouble Keeping Skin Free from Hairs Ad Feature
An advertisement touts Modern Beautyy a depilatory paste made from powdered dointone and water. It claims removal of hair without blemish after a three minute rub and rinse. Caution urged to obtain genuine delutone and mix fresh as needed.
A Mother's Desperate Call for a Worm Expeller Remedy
A distressed mother writes of her sick child with fever and worms. She mentions common worm symptoms such as stomach issues, sour breath, itching, grinding teeth, and tongue discoloration. The advertisement claims Trie's Elixir as a trusted laxative and worm expeller since 1900s.
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Trie
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Hartford
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Bauer & Black
Toronto
Bassick Company
Board OF Appraisal
WIFE
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Pramiser
H. L. Blackman & Son
Fairfield Ave
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