Easton Firemen vote 10 purchase fire house site
Special to the Telegram reports Easton fire company members vote to purchase a site for a new fire house at a Mor day meeting. The group names officers and new members including Raymond Kent elected financial secretary.
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Easton
Purchase Fire House
Ste
G. Tammany
Thame
Ima
Teenson
George Th Geers
Parry Elsen
Jo Aviner Sherwood
Marins St
Andrew Mad
Larey Wheeler
Edward Medermelt
Chester Alain
John Kolesur
Raymond Kent
File Comin
Connecticut Democrats name 20 delegates to national convention
The Connecticut delegation to the national convention will have 20 delegates instead of 18 with five women and five men as earmarked by the party leaders. Names named include Carming Ruutz and Dina Welch, with William Tuoms, Waterbury, talked about as a gubernatorial candidate. Delegates will go uninstructed, with speculation on how they will vote, and local leaders anticipate a fitful, faction ridden gathering.
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Norwalk
Democrac
Connecticut
Iica
Marge
Jay
Carming
Ruutz Lees Greunwhales
Ruutz lees Greunwhales. ‘atinte = Dina Welch
Suffield
Marti Wain
Nutesatack
Mosepha Whitney
Low Tlayen
Iings
Stumford
Thomspellacy
Fiartfer Pirggerald
New Willian
Thoms
Ald
York
Ile
Waterbury
New London
William Tuoms
Espeyor Waterbury
Ulon- Templeton
Caucu
Atusie
Yeemans
Richard J
Funsol
Edward
Thomas J
Newt
James J. Walsh
Tatebfebll
Bya
Johnfelvernan
Torrington
HE. O. Wagper
Salis
Fairfield Profiles No 13 political convention notes
Fairfield Profiles No 13 reviews a provincial convention scene with delegates applauding names and potential candidates. It notes attacks on the administration, calls for reform within the Republican party, and the unveiling of a new state committee amid predictions of how delegates might vote for Sir Cummings or Governor Smith.
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Agates
TL Hadan
Volu
Cummings
Smith
Quows
Turnang
Republican Party
Ais
Giuiliectie
Peratse
Paetan
Nseonen
BP Tekert
Ieee Perubar
Hbrasel
Kathzafian
Cab
Alin
Air Gulfofs
Anti Klan themes dominate Indiana primary results
In incomplete returns from Indiana May primary, Coolidge leads Johnson in presidential preference while anti Klan sentiment shapes Democratic and Republican contests. Jackson trails far behind, with McCulloch securing a large plurality but lacking enough to deny broader coalition support.
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Valis
Tne Jackson
I Klan
Maynor Lew Shaarownd
Clo Yilval
Jackson
Dan Oo Pre
Repub- Viena
Coolidge
Tie Johnson
Moulage
Volensh
Osa Tor Jola
Ther Gaingardien
Huntington Folk Plan Road Taxes Meeting
Huntington residents will discuss a road tax proposal at a Monday neighborhood meeting led by Miss Ethel Beus and Miss Lileen Millard. The event aims to unify opinions before presenting to the board, with local gatherings also noted at Fire Company and other halls this week.
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Huntington Folk
Ethel Beus
Lielen Milland
Murphy Will Hidden in Safe Deposit Boxes Disclosed
In New York Massachusetts report notes that the will of Murphy, tied to Tammany, was found after an order was issued. Three safe deposit boxes used by Ripley were examined. Charles Augustary of Batlington Avenue reported a break in, with about $19 taken. An intruder entered through a hinge or latch.
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AL Oy
York
Mass
Murphy
Tammany
His
Lirier Perad
Ripley
Charles Atgutuary
TS Lat Batlington
Someang
Ts 1
Milford Vows Spraying to Save Town Elms
Milford plans spring tree work to protect the town’s stately elms. A contract with tree specialists will spray 1 309 trees within Milford and Woodmen boroughs. Last year Woodmen funded the initial spray program.
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Milford
Mass
Middletown
Salvation Army drive opens in Redding May 1
Special to Telegram reports the Salvation Army fund drive starting in Redding on May 1 with a leadership list including Bradley Utev Shelton Nord Osborne McCullar and Wo. The drive aims to raise funds for home and service work, with Mr Plum recently returning from the West to organize campaigns in several cities.
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Manet
Ann
Salvation Army
Nedding
Bradley
Utev
Shelton
Ies
Ais Nord
Osborne
McCullar
Durin Redding
M. HE
Mim R of
Thosten
Plum
M West
ER Tiradley
Redding
Ne. T
Grange
Wm. Sanford
Daniel
Sanford
Hugh Mottdlam
Eugene Adams
New Dhiven
Preandly Mociely
George O. Sanford
W Wien
Nfl
Roddie
Birs
UL Shelton
Alta Basse Sg
Irom Martford
Jt. Cunningham
Sanford Ischool
Cannertecnien
Veises
Gn G. Cto
Milford couple marks twenty three years of marriage
Haig Weymouth celebrated their twenty third wedding anniversary in Milford with relatives from Fram Tridgeport New Fifisen West uyen Stratford and Alba. Music and singing delighted guests as an election was served and gifts were exchanged for Hickox received useful presents.
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Haig Weymouth
Tridgeport
New Fifisen
West Uyen
Stratford
Alba
Hickox
Judge Booth Returns to Duty After Illness
Reports from Nemyea and surrounding areas describe Judge Booth resuming duties on the state supreme court bench after a period of illness. The article notes officials expect his full participation in upcoming sessions and mentions related legal actions and local updates.
Wilton Parish Elects Vestrymen at Annual Meeting
The Wilton parish held its annual meeting with key officers elected and a town-wide attendance noted. Charles J. was chosen to represent the parish at the June convention, while a reduction in the budget and attendance records highlighted the event.
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Wilton
Miss Carroll of Newtown Weds in Pretty Ceremony
Miss Carroll of Newtown wed in a formal ceremony at the home of relatives. The couple, with families nearby, will reside in Newtown after a reception featuring crepe gowns and pink roses. Guests included relatives and neighbors as they celebrated with gifts and best wishes.
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Miss Carroll
Newtown
Anna
Michael
Michael J St. Rose
James
Urether
Tegan
Mardoruid
State College
Storrs
Release Men Who Ran Down Trooper Westport May 7
In Westport on May 7 a man released on $31,000 bond after being charged with striking a state trooper during a disturbance early Sunday. The suspect, identified as Philip W., was treated at a local hospital for injuries before release. A courtroom hearing is set before Judge George TL Moshuneh.
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Westport
Speela
Dhe
Matthew Connelly
Iter Lindsey
States Island
Edward
Pihem
Philip
George TL Moshuneh
Eax
Court delays for defendant before Judge Howe
A late court appearance by the defendant resulted in continued custody under marshal orders. The proceedings describe delays caused by tardiness and the impact on custody status, with a Nevada witness noting related evidence.
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Howe
Street Named for Harding Sought by Ranbury Residents
Ranbury residents press to name a street after President Harding. The effort highlights local historical ties and the desire to honor the nation’s leader with a civic landmark in the town’s layout.
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Ranbury
New Postoffice for Gos Gob at 9840 Yearly Rent
Special to The Washington describes the Post Office Department planning a new postoffice at Gos Gob and Michae ron, with annual rent of 9840 dollars for ten years. Schuyler A Serviti is named for the posting, pending approval of a local postmaster and funding from Taylor.
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Georgis TH. Manning
Hington
Michaeron
Oreel
Ridgefield Fire Laddies Plan 70 Promote Sports
Ridgefield firemen organize a 70 member team to promote sports with Memorial Day games. Officer Brown chairs the committee, Wilsy Wi. Ruluh assists, and Leam captains a softball squad. A committee of Knapp and Wrinder will pick a livable site by the railroad highway.
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Ridgefield Fire Laddies
Lidgefield
Te Fssueiatic Rer
He I Brown
Imanager
Wilsy Wi
Nano. Mae
Wif Leam
Ehogen Huter
Ridgefield
Miny
Firemen Peoples
Giats Road
Id, Marita
Mo B. Knapp
Brits Wrinder
Raaln Jhighway
Norwalk Board Names 11 Normal School Teachers
The Norwalk Board announces the appointment of 11 normal school-trained teachers to grade schools. Named are Susan Bruce, Edna Bradbury, Dorothy Ayer Toor Balas, Dorothy Peterson, Charlotte Jar, Aldred Pinkter, Helen Preussar, Madeleine Prov yergast, May Harris, Anna Sullivan, and Walter Hoag. L. L. succeeds Alfred I. as principal of the high and grade schools.
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Norwale
Adaat- Norwalis
Wna Waren
Ry Tember
Nee Impo
Xchools
V. Buchenan
Misnes Susan Lruce
Idan Bradbury
Dorothy Ayer Toor Balas
Dorothy Peterson
Chariotte Jar Ailldred Pinkter
Newtown Grand List Reduced to Original Figures
Newtown assessors presented to the state board of valuation as the grand list was reported nearly restored to earlier figures. The First Selectman and town officials argued it reflected property values and tax base while a continued review was urged.
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Newtown
John J. Platt
Morels
Northrop
Newton M. Curtis
Urlford
State Board of Vaunil
Jon
Fuedd
Fawn Sbatol
Toby
Nerdivay
Tvards
Danbury Roadhouse Victim Recovers
A shooting at Danbury Roadhouse left victims wounded while one assailant fled to an unknown location. Police say the injured survivor is recovering and the suspect may have fled to Canada, as investigators pursue leads and await further official statements.
Fairfield High School Bonds On Sale Notice
Fairfield voters face bond sale action as the high school project advances. Officials warned of a town meeting to decide financing while inspectors and local committees review permits and code compliance.
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Fairfield Hith
Case of Norwalk Man Goes Over in Ridgefield
Mrs Norwalk is charged with reckless driving and evading responsibility after a collision. The case, brought before Justice Nichols, involves accuser Lynn Connery of Norwalk and details a crash near Jocks, with Albert Adlner of Norwalk as the injured party.
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Norwalk
Ridgefield
Lidge Spiels
Cipernd
Albert Adiler
Jie
Society Girl of Greenwich Weds Society Girl of Greenwich
Miss Ethel Hays, prominent society figure in Greenwich, marries in an afternoon ceremony at the Bonner estate. Rev Dr officiated, with Ty Sanderg Gould and relatives present. groom’s brothers Lionel Donner and others attended. Bride has spent two years since. The groom studied at Princeton.
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Greenwich
Ethel Hays
Uit Ueves
Judlar League
Helle Jlaven
Dougiad Griswold Bonner
Mes. Paul 1
Mer
Perleeque
New City
New York
Ty Sanderg Gould
Ins Lds of Honor
Bonner
Lionel Donner
Tienes Stebli
Tenry Chuimean
Irs
York
Princeton
Ridgefield Memorial Day Preparations and Parade
The Ridgefield town plans a Memorial Day parade featuring the Widseofied Band and marching units. Scouts and the Ladies' Auxiliary will participate along with a graveside ceremony and a firehouse reception after the dedication at the town location.
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Lidge
Bambi
Amer
Hug Deen Wapgagel
Emion
Gove Tormydekoir
Peace Maker Fares Badly in Greenwich
Fragmented readable: reports on a troubling scene in Greenwich with mentions of Peace Maker, a figure named Thomas, and references to distress or harm. The text is garbled but suggests a tense incident and involvement of several individuals and locations.
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Peace Maker
Greenwich
Norwalk Guardsmen Win C N G Rifle Match
The Norwalk Guardsmen clinched the C N G rifle match title in a competitive indoor event. Notable figures include Ay fav and Sandies Ay, with mentions of Wold, Sab, and Josephine W.B as participants or observers in the broader gathering.
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Norwalk
Sethyor
Th. Alger
Batch of Law Breakers to Face Fairfield Judge
A Fairfield town court session will hear a large docket of cases tomorrow morning before Judge Clarence I Stall. Defendants include James Watts offield for keeping liquor with intent to sell Emilio Lazbereid for reckless driving, Art Lane of New Traven for reckless driving, CD Clinton Ganang Bridgeport for an auto under liquor, Lugene Cote Meriden for reckless driving, Moses Wohen Ney daty for reckless driving, Albert F on Tostwi Danbury for operating under the influence, Artento troumik Springfield for reckless driving, Mase imhout per Savoy Street Springfield for transporting coor while intoxicated, Jel sohnidt Yonkers NY for reckless driving, Julius Lindner airfield for keeping liquor with intent to sell, and others.
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Clarence I. Stall
Janes Watts
Field
Zmory
Lazberhield
Art Lane
New Traven
Clinton Ganang
Bridgeport
Ingun Automobile
Lugene Cote
Meriden
Mosis Wohen
Springfield
Ariviua
Albert F On
Tostwi
Danbury
Maseimhout
Savoy Sireet
Wildow
Jelsehmidt
Yonkers
N. Y
Watchman Die in Danbury Gas Leak Incident
A watchman at an electric company in Danbury is dying in hospital due to escaping gas. He was found in a room filled with humid gas as workers nearby excavated, attempting to relieve a gas leak that threatened workers and nearby residents. The incident occurred early this morning before his scheduled duty shift.
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Alg
Walsh
Telecom
Ind Ether Electric Company
Ida Place
Danbury Hospital
Local protest action in Monroe provokes town meeting
A New England town reports a protest by a group including First Selectman Joe idwin Jounl and chairperson of the school committee. They traveled to Thatland to contest Monroe's grand house project and its million-dollar cost. Officials planned to present arguments Friday with security and a third precinct policed by local officers.
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Tombuvans
Chatrtir
First Selectman
Joe Idwin Jounl Whairman
Teed Mlesiaden Sunred
Thatland
Ate Toada
Monroe
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