Memorial Day Plans by Ansonia Clubs
Memorial day plans are formulated by Ansonia patriotic groups with a parade through the principal streets and possible participation by sister cities Dev and Shelton. The G A R Post and Sons of Veterans will join ceremonies at Pine Grove Memorial center and a city-wide gathering may follow. Eagles vs Clinton s new season notes and local coal shortages also appear in this Ansonia page.
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Ansonia
Mary
Specio
Joe
Civil Unifersa
Dev
Shelton
Soihere
G A. R. Post
Sons of Veterans
Pine Grove Memorial Center
Eagles
Clintons
Golden Eagles
Derby
Wagies
Postmaster of Southport Office Exam Notice
Exam for the Postmaster of Southport Office will be conducted at an school. Selection based on business experience and education. Appointment may deviate from civil service lists. may be made from the top of the list. Barrings: successor to William Dassell whose term expires August 7. salary $4,000. Endorsed by Republican committee and Congressman Schuyler Merritt.
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Southport
Lamnerraw
Willian Dasaell
Republican Lawn Committee
Schuyler Merrit
Urant
Portelle
Dys Jnten
Legeden
Bonita
Pat
Maat
Pranabydl
Soho
Pwas
Bhp Selentyyien
Tenmaier
District Test Winners Shine at Newtown Event
At Tawley school Newtown hosts district tests for memory, spelling, and athletics under State Board guidance. Winners include Natalie Marsh from Easton and Helen Thrall from Newtown in speaking. Marjorie Plath of Redding won gifts in athletics. competitors hail from Bethlehem, Woodbury, Southbury, Newtown, Wilton, Redding, Weston, Monroe, and Trumbull.
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Newtown
May
Purblie Bie
Spelly
Arhleties
State Board of Education
Tawley School
Bethlehem
Woodburs
Saati
Wilton
Reddiminston
Weston
Monreac
Trumbull
E. W. Ireland
Banbury
Ry Brown
Ton
Ll. al
Jeffords
Kent
Natalie Marsh
Fasten
Helen Thrall
Kia Lillis
Wis
Marjorie Plath
Redding
George Lindstraw
Walt
Hartford
Bethel Friend Named Special Investigator in Connecticut Labor Office
Danbury May 13 Special to as Pro Harry Ei Macken resigns as national prohibition director he announces James Fowler of Bethel will join the internal department as special investigator of liquor permits and deputy field supervisor of employment offices for Connecticut Fowler replaces by James Doolin in Bridgeport Mackenzie plans to assume commissioner duties July 1 and retain Hyde as first deputy pending.
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Danbury
Harry Ei
Fowler
Bridgeport
Jagmes Doolin
Macken
Jie
Hyde
Patrick Cone
Conley
Beldwin
Mackenzie
Washington
Safety for suiners at Aspateia shows invention ends explosions
In Aspateia Gra May tio Dan err demonstrates a miner's device that nearly eliminates wine explosions, a feature hailed as a worldwide breakthrough. The audience reacted with laughter and the event drew strong attendance and financial optimism for the project’s future.
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Aspateia
Gra
Tio
Fairfield Polygot Club Claims Town Discrimination
Amid long standing tensions local residents claim the Most Polyglot Club in Fairfield faces tax without representation. They allege discrimination by leaders and threaten an independent party to seek fair representation through the town council and protections for their section dubbed the International district.
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Gspecifl
New
Lithuania
Russia
Navy
Beane
Sweden
Han Leland
Ani
America
Swirfield
Counell
M. Bouvier
Catinia
Ain
Wmaan
Rey
Joseph Jasemy
Ile Wilen
Sherey
Bose Gaeemenn
Baghieb
Cape
Skull Fracture After Train Hits Auto in Torrington
A report from Torrington describes a skull fracture occurring when a train struck a stalled auto. The incident involved a passenger and the car’s operator, with further details unclear due to fragmented text.
Oldest Parish in the State Plans Big Anniversary Event
Milford church marks the oldest parish anniversary with a two day celebration featuring the ordination of Rirsey Miller a missionary from Tay after seven years teaching and completing a Th D at Columbia University and a major endowment program aimed at church expansion including a $255000 target and new facilities along Haven West parish property improvements on River Street pending.
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Oncain
Brili
Haven West -Nesoritien
Artisles
Rirsey Miller
Tay
Columbia
Iplon College
Uring
Clark Wilcox
Canyengon
Alford
Alof ¥ University
Abe Oles
Josepl
Bravsen
Woodmont
Willy Paowe
S Kiel
Peneen
Sunday Baseball Debate Prompts Law Enforcement Push
Mrs He Lewis voices opposition to Sunday baseball restrictions and urges strict enforcement of the present statute. She argues lawmakers will repeal the law next session as public sentiment shifts, while stressing that the law must be enforced until repeal. A Republican viewpoint notes the general assembly faces a long fight before liberalizing Sunday baseball.
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Stratford
Day
LCS
Alburi
Reyny
Ratford
Statuta
General Assembly
Lyn
Tov
Wwe
Sgt
Walts
Greenwich Boom Touches Local Wages in Stamford Area
Readers report a surge of employment and wage disputes in Greenwich and Stamford with mentions of $50,000 costs, $2 daily wages, and new building activity by Lucas construction in Bowling Green. The article notes wage agreements and arbitration actions, with references to firms including American Brake and Shoe Foundry in New York and Taraveres de Mire.
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Wales
Nate
Hota
New York
Duby Road
WI Emstaban
Sua Lucas Copetruction
Bowling Green
Willian RR
Swett
Taraveres
Bela CIA
Carneniers
Greenwich
Stamford
Starmford
Lius
Stratford Road Stands Up Well Under Weather
Stratford notes report that permanent pavement on West Broad Street and Linden Avenue diverts heavy truck traffic from Barnum and Stratford avenues. The road profile handles winter conditions well with effective drainage and erosion control, praised by engineers. Local American Legion plans a banquet celebrating a baseball victory.
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Syrateporo
Csnevial
Velegraty
West Broad Street
Barman Avenue
Winduer
Linden Avenue
Barnum Avenue
Lown 7
West Broadree
New York
New Haven
Beivng
Broad Street
Stratford Avenue
Contree Lhormughfars
Saviers
Rat Mounier
Torvert
Ierety
Eres
Championghia Honova
Wayne
Unclear historical labor case prompts questions before trial
A fragmented note describes Mire dle Se frarie eomrh eh diveoring Bins Logenere and the AWalgamed Clothing Workers facing questions from Liver and M a& Aruteing Min. The New York host of the Anid ipa ruited lushing workers and the Glotting Workers of America were mentioned, with Justice Newburger presiding. Defendants declined to answer questions, awaiting preliminary proceedings.
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Fou
New York
Anid Ipa
Lushing
Milford Clean-Up Week Prompts Community Effort
Milford prepares for annual Clean-Up Week with residents urged to beautify properties. Devon Hose Company backs a hospital benefit play, organized by Mrs Painey and Mrs Atamee, supporting Milford girls’ events. A memorial service is planned for a Milford resident, with funeral at 1 PM Saturday at Plymouth church, burial in Union.
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Schmitt Netiris
B. Schin
Winna
Ilew
Tin
Sean Mass Sehmitt
Mailey
Hartford
Ansonia Aish
Weiner
Milford
Mitford
Isis
Putney
Pyrinis
Trinity Church Women At Communion Sunday
The Corporate Communion of Trinity Church Women’s Auxiliary, Broad Avenue and Fairfield Avenue, will hold the seven o’clock mass tomorrow. Members will present their annual “Aided Offering for Missions” at the service. At the nine o’clock service, the rector of Inagua, Bahamas, British West Indies, will preach.
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Oc IL Women’s Auxiliary of the Trinity
Broad Aurect
Fairfield Avenue
Thavertor
Inagua
Balaniss Islands
British West Indies
Minister Grishrook Bids Farewell in Congregational Parlor
The Congregational church in Mews hosts a farewell gathering for Minister Grishrook who will leave to begin work in Deep River. Attendees include Allison Smith, Mrs. Searran Head, and Mrs. Ginsbrook. The program features songs, duets, piano, and a message of thanks, accompanied by a reception with chicken roll and coffee.
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Hey
E.G Grishrook
Grishrook
Deep River
Troy
Allison PL Smith
Afrs
Searruan
Arthur Ats Jrey
Ornelius 1. S
Mys
Ginsbrook
Avs
A. Buncombe
Leo Burr
Philipps
Burr
Arthur Reynolds
Hilds G .Prook
H. Cartien
Hubbel
A. BP. Tminh
Churety Sovinties
Grishronthon
Mise Garda Anderson
C. A. Peale
W. HH
Grubbgell
Tye
Abit Eople
Robert Tiemann
John R. Koon
White Plains
Rolin Py Ionapr
Lowe F. Dibson
Af Binaldon
Ange M. Betts
Sandy Foot
Suitor Drunk Apparently Calls On Sweetheart During Disturbance
A man accused of drunkenness disturbed the peace at Mrs Ma Osborn’s Ferry Lane home. Police report show the suitor, May Bari, intoxicated and involved in a disturbance as investigators gathered evidence and prepared charges for the local court.
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Shevlin Lohe Talesiam
Barney
Benushi
Godillor
Bryer
Airndleyx
Ma Osborn
Ferry Lane
Hrnsem Bas
Misa May
Bari
Amd
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Stratfield
Fairfield
Westport
E. B. Schmitt
Wil Husband
Labor Bureau
Bethel
Ken Williams
Penna
Faultless & W
Sheland, Ta
Ira
She Sport Centre
Bridgeport Cycle CO
Ares
Avesenia
Brooklawn
Torrington
Maylis
Ward Eyelou
Ford
Limia
First Congregational Church of
Atay
Specki Te
Sind
American Legion
Sei
Boy Scouts
Milford Notes
Devon Hose Company
Mya
Atamey
Cheney
Lees Aaviliery
Henry Griswold
Moehwelis
Dorothy Hell
Suiabiys Perenne
Clioa
Wyll
Uriel
Rachel Fisstel
Mulford
Orknge Avenue
O'Viack
Charles FL Atkins
Plymouth Church
Ie Jinton
Iinton
Trinity Church
Com
Melody
Banjo Mandolins
Victrolas
Mbulay Anid Matteo
Main ST
Golden Hills
York
Newark
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