License to operate amusement house sought at Milford
Application filed with the Superintendent of the Public Welfare Authority under Chapter WS for a license to conduct an amusement place. Milford district officials and creditors are notified to present claims by a stated date. probate court urges timely payment and settlement of estate matters following the decedent’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waleur
Orton
Milford mi
Washington Hattera
Washington Mt
MIT
Wilword
Milfont
Tenald
Miford Wath
Altewed
Monument Plans For The Terad Mother At Loma Glen Cemetery
Notice of unveiling for the Terad mother Tda Miter scheduled Sunday May 15 198T at Loma Gexluren Ave cemetery. Attendants invited and details to follow in a later Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loma Gexluren Ave
Local notice details missing names and dates
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local figure Betty Leonowtoy of 9 William Street and someone named Witham tied to a firm, but the record is incomplete and unclear about action, date, or place. No verifiable event or outcome can be determined from the available fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML Pomains
Betty Leonowtoy
William St
Leonowu
Witham
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Several Families
Died in 1927 and 52 year old Matteva Agrella funeral at 443 Shelton Street on Saturday May 9 with rosary and interment. Recuim mass for Assy Cathrine Quinn. Funeral at Gallagher and Gallagher 531 Avenue Latins May 2 with requiem high mass. May 12 interment in Michiels Cemetery. May 12 funeral for A Chamian of Cross High Westport Conn. May 16 funeral at St Stephens Church. George Lover funeral at 274 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport May 13 with Mountain Cemetery. May 20 memorial for Manning family at Greene Street residence with Rosary. Eliza McKron May 12 widow of John, funeral May 14 at 4 pm. Interment St Michael’s Cemetery Fairfield Conn. May 14 funeral at Broad Street residence 9 am with Sacred Heart rites. ZAPPAROLI Domenick funeral at 4476 Main Street May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misti
Matteva Agrella
Azer
Shelton Street
Hely
Viton
Cathrine Quinn
Recuim
Gallagher
Avenue
Patefield
Michiels
C Hapman
Mise Tau A. Chamian
Cross High
Westport
Conn
Ehures
Mary
Jos
Sada
St. Stephens Vaurch At & M.m. Rment
Michaela Cette
Buffalo
George
Uonre FC
Wortunry Chapel
Palrfield Avinue
Bridgeport
Taterment
Manning
Greene Street
Fran
Saint Michael's
Fairialh
Eliza
Johnn
Fetery
Marheel’s
Blakeslee Firm Awarded Public Works Contract
The Blakeslee firm is awarded the contract for a major bridge and sewer project in the city. The work includes a timber temporary bridge, a new steel bridge over the river, retaining walls, and a 24 foot wide structure with a sidewalk. Completion is expected within 24 months from start, with payments staged and plans adjusted to meet cost changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Behreis
Bergler
Thalesine
Ontato
Lathrop
ATP Moter Mnere Pany
Boston
Stiuert Amd Sons Pampar Maton Shas
Stan Raymer
Newark
Tas Commission
Enerineer
Te Direetor
Publyc
Smb
Jahm J
Parmer
Atarinan
Maver Rehvens
Maine
Blakeslee
Bordub
Fehirens
Bugiauig
Iis
Shiald
Oelmir Bowen Andars
FEO Beer
Inds
Insey Pousier
Ukukeslee
Frederick Snare Corporation
Ea York
Derius
Harenes Hlakesle Hoyas
Binhester
Brant
Cotayiy Ventineton
Jere Vealmck En Daven
Raann
Wostriet
Lenthnson
Windsor Jack Lie
Eegad
Craters
Vane Ter
Haifraund
West Riser
Seerdo
Preston
Dingson
Shen
Bid summary for electrical equipment and construction prices
The document lists varied bids and unit prices for electrical equipment removal of temporary bridges and related work. It notes figures for house per unit costs, piles and excavation, removal and delivery, timber, gravel fill, riprap, concrete masonry, and associated contractors with several prices in the thousands and cents per unit, reflecting a chaotic OCR of a construction bidding page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letportics
Operauius
Teunione
Potton
Atd Miasonary
Powter Higheslee
Alban
Staak
Converse
Cooder
Blakeslee
Cliss
Detectives raid Soviet office amid protests in Monrsite
Police detained officials at the Bank of nee lind building, headquarters of the Russo-Russian Cooperative Society. Russian envoy and foreign secretary protested the raid as the Trade Delegation stated no reason for the action. The Bank of nee lind location houses the Soviet Trade Delegation and international advertisers noted Russian trade links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran
Southand Yard
Monrsute
Bank of Nee Lind
Russo-Russian Cooperative Society
Rovengolz
Landy
Begemolov
Sham Oolftve
Austin Hai Herhim
Pales
Arces House
Tig M. Kainehuk
Geneva
Aroos Td
Vno
United States
Anitoring Corporation
Rrarviay
New York
Veot
Paris
Constantinople
Moscow
Leningrad
Kharkoff
Talis
I Ls
Irene Fiitain
Union of Socialist Soviet Epi
Sidicordines
Wonerass
Sonddini
Apeoes
Fintmediat
Lindbergh In X Y Ready For Paris
The report notes Charles Lindbergh planning a flight toward Paris with assurances his departure remains contingent on aircraft and weather conditions. Observers describe him in good health and focused on maintaining a course within close proximity to the Atlantic, awaiting final approvals and notable preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landberg Hoppal
St. Juans
Mithin
Mike
Yeaterdas
San Diego
Uab
St. Loui
Isnell
Lindbergh
Pat Lindbergh
Paris
Tay
Gray, Mrs Snyder To Be Sentenced In Murder Case
Al lturrel of Prudential Life Insurance says the policy sum likely goes to Lorraine Snyder. Alfred Lturrel’s statement follows art editor’s death. Gray pleads to stay, seeks delay until Monday. Lorraine Snyder’s guardianship contested. Warren Schneider seeks appointment for nine year old. Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder opposes the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lturrel
Prudentical Life Isursance Company
Lorraine Snyder
Gray
Queens Courin
Agnes
Suvder
Sy Maental von
Fr. Mackerman
Uardian
Lorraine
New York
Mars
Snyder
Jlendad Grayter
Josephine Brown
Sehneider
Hersett
Lobstermen Report Plane Sighting Near Harbor Grace
Witnesses including Mrs Ainin and Joby Stapleton report hearing an airplane motor from the northwest amid fog near Harbor Grace Newfoundland. Magistrate O'Brien and Attorney General Higgins probe the sightings, seeking to verify if a transatlantic flight passed over Conception Bay and whether a planned diversion occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nungerser
Cell
Newfoundland
Ainin
Imperial Cable Company
Munn
Peter O'Brien
Joby Stapleton
Moriarty
Great Island
Ione
St. Lawrence
Nungesse
Oli
Uarler
Ewan
Linto
Harbor Grace
William Horwood
William Higgins
Nary
Harbor Grage
O’ Brien
Stapleton
Mer
Higgins
Conception Bay
Separtes Harbor Trace
Newfounda
St. Datas
Sey
Balan
Swedish Church marks fortieth anniversary here
A bountiful banquet and impressive honors marked the Swedish Lutheran Salem Church fortieth anniversary in the church auditorium last night. The Rev. Cer of Portland Maine was the speaker, praising pioneers and urging continued service. celebration included speeches by church leaders, reminiscences on early days, and recognition of volunteers and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Churen
Tradi Cer
Portlamd
Ceder
Middletown
Melon Avenue
Plt
Barnum
Alt. Johnson
Tarmi
Phe
Kjetilwedt
Sliddiethra
Edward Swenson
Somere Satreet
Joan Bed
Minard Trergen
Kearns
Alfred Thiter
MS Landlier
Tidith Johnson
Gree
Thaf
Yvonne Ladieg
Banunel
Ted Relief Fund
Tin Grund
Sadrin Atlerson
Vili Rhlem
Tayenen
Newfoundland
Aries
Dorothy Mackaye Goes On Stand At Trial
Mrs Tullyson testified for about two thirds of an hour as court adjourned Miss Mackaye’s maid provided key details about intimate ties between Keily and the actor’s wife. The house girl said Raymond visited Miss Mateo’s theater and Miss Mackaye often remained out late. She described a confrontation at the star’s home when Kelly struck Raymond, who claimed he was sober. Kelly allegedly knocked him down multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keily
Raymond
Rom~ Ielly
Sim Wrant
Kelly
Miss Mateo
Miss Mackaye
Markaye
Haymond
Arbiter Named on Gil Production in Oil Sector
An arbiter was named to handle issues on Gil production as drilling plans proceed. The case references actions last November and includes assurances from Cabooa Corporation about interference. Seminole oil activity has grown rapidly, with current output under review and a daily average around 2,400,000 shares for the consortium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maasinuel
Collins
Cabooa Corporation
Sundva mov en Hamden event inquiry sparks Sunday exhibitions
A fragmented report outlines a town meeting discussing legalizing Sunday afternoon picture exhibitions and performances. The piece mentions a Newfoundland, public reactions, and plans for local entertainment venues, with blurred references to names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Voles
Joker in West Haven Bill Permits Games
New Haven May 12 AP Local West Haven shore resort patrons show interest in a General Assembly measure exempting certain games of chance from gambling laws. The bill allows games with a charge up to ten cents and prizes not exceeding five dollars to avoid being classified as gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
West Haven Shore
West Haven
Scents
Break Opens In Levees Guarding South Louisiana
May 12 New Orleans AMD reports the first break in Louisiana levee lines near Cottonport released inland water, threatening twenty miles of levee in Hayou Des Claises. Water rose near embankments, with officials warning along the lower Mississippi. Crevasse measures and potential flow paths described. Cottonport protected, wider danger remains along river between New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
AMD
Louisiana
Bayo Trouge
Cottonport
Lousiana
Bix Lend
Hayou Des Claises
Indian Bayou
Bayou Rouge
Atehamuaque
Gulf of Mexico
Bayou Choupique
Plancheville
Evergreen
Bunkie
Mississippi Valley
Baton Rouge
Crescent
Bellanca Flyers Postpone Hop From St Louis to California
A report recounts Bellanca flyers delaying the hop from California to St. Louis and then back, totaling about 960 miles at an average 120 miles per hour. The search effort for Nun vesser and Col continues with cautious optimism. A possible sighting of an aircraft engine in Newfoundland offered a glimmer of hope that the French White Bird may be near, but no proof yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
St. Louis
Nunvesser
Col
Newfoundland
Hut Gyxe
Walter Tinton
Matew
Dean
Capadd
Lavine Ta
Tun Alistant
Red Cross Fund Nears $23,000 After Mississippi Disaster
Contributions continue to pour in for relief after the Mississippi disaster. By week’s end the Red Cross office had received pledges approximating $23,000, building a strong fund from the campaign efforts and local donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Yesta
Annual visit of KOP state chancellor to Derby and area
State Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias led a tour to Bridgeport Derby New Haven Danbury and West Haven with officers and visiting dignitaries. The Page's degree was demonstrated for many initiates and a banquet followed for officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Knights of Pytho
Bridgeport
Isda
Thitrom
Derby
New Haven
Danbury
West Haven
Andr Charles Andr
Eadward
Aspina
Plains
Revorda
Sal Ernest Manneier
Seymour
Grand Trustes
Emanuel Cave
Pythian Clubresms
Main Street
Celor
Ervin L. Jacobs
Teveph L. Prabody
Fred N. Parsong
L. J. Teper
New Traven
Burton H. Wooding
Hamden
Anker. Cave
Parsons
Brewer
Jacobs
Hkridgevert Lodge
Marsh New Head of University Club
Febert Marsh, retiring vice president, was elected president of the University Club at last night’s annual officers election. Judge John Pullman retires as president. Lawrence Cornwall of M Jennings Co. becomes vice president. George M. Harker re-elected treasurer. Jesse E. Treane, Harding High School faculty member, re-elected secretary. Guest speaker at the annual dinner was Putney, publisher author and explorer who lectured on Greenland. Over 100 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Febert Marsh
University Club
John 8
Weeworge Palmer Putney
Creenland
Traffic Cop Warns Woman Over Car Wash Confusion
A puzzled driver tells an officer she cannot comprehend the situation after describing a car wash misunderstanding. The officer reassures her as he asks for details to resolve the confusion.
Meetings Tonight In Varied Fraternal Groups Across Town
A jumble of meeting notices lists Fraternal Ratio Lodge and Telegr... (truncated in OCR) with sessions at Stratford arena, 651 State Street, Placport Protestant Widows Society, Merling Widows Home, Prospect Street, Laurel Avenue, and multiple lodge halls. Events mention World War Veterans posts, bridge clubs, and various workers unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Arena
State Street
Placport
Prospect Street
Main Stron
Laurel Avenue
Ridecport Council
Cans St
John Hauville
Cesternal Air Union
Bridge
Fairfela Avenue
Heruath
Main Street
Jerusalem
R.A ML
Broad Street
Kavav
Pembroke Street
Ltda Lodge
N. EL
CL Company Bick Benefit Asration
Turnin Avenue
Iipmen
Cine Leidgepe
Dbraneh
Thand
Bridgeport Surgical Co Advertises Invalids Chairs
The Bridgeport Branch of XN. I. Surgical Co. at 168 Fairfield Ave near Main St offers a wide stock of Invalids Chairs for purchase or rental. They promise comfort for patients, reduce bed monotony, and boast a variety of models with back rests and chair features, urging referrals to friends and neighbors in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
XN. i. Surgical Co
Fairfield Ave
Main St
Vasaleis Cours
Serines
CNH Surgical Co
Mairfield Ave
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C. Pate
TMT
Tate Aa
Louis Wuggan
Brother Agers
Thanes
Graham
Rahen
Bridgepor
Rcage
C. L. Dennis & Son
X. Y
Dorothy Mackaye
Gil
Sundva
Joker
South
Bellanca Flyers
Cornwall
Trafic
Goch
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