Norwalk Faces Public Dumps Health Menace Move to Create Park Department
In Norwalk, officials and residents seek a city department to manage public dumps amid health and property concerns. The New Canaan avenue site is the focus, with promises from Mayor Fairfield and calls for a coordinated plan to consolidate waste, reduce nuisance, and convert dumps into park space.
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Norwalk
Mar
New Cangon Avenue
Les Dumphes
Tres Ktant
Fiarion
Atencibes
Residenc
New Canaan Avenue
New Canaan Avene
Vsty
Park Department
Establishine Park Department
New Terminus for Trolley Line in Fairfield
Fairfield officials announce a plan to extend the trolley system from Windmere to Ledjermims, with the Fairfield Improvement Association pressing for the change. A petition has been filed with the Board of Selectmen, and a hearing is expected within a few days.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Avenue
Fairfield Improvement Associater
Sone Me
Herdy
Connecticut
Sel Iien
Tra Bean Bany
Uhé Windge
le Djermims
Lena fire home sold to New Yorkers
Lutz of New York City purchases the Lena homestead known as the Yates place. The new owners, a man named Rov Jando and his wife Char Ernest, will take possession on June 1.
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Lena
Westpor
A. Lutz
New York City
Yates
Wuin
Dautier
New York
Chara Ernest
Ilistreter
Bids Wanted for Gravel for Westport Market
Bids sought for gravel supply for Westport project with estimated quantities and delivery terms. Notice requests logs, grade specifications, and contractor qualifications to be submitted by stated deadline. Local authority aims to secure rushed stone and gravel at established yardage for public works.
Contest Winner in Newtown District Names
Miss Nawilicene Abu Lely, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rathi Ww. Marsh of Mauston, is announced as winner of a district contest in Newtown. The Telegram requested polite confirmation and local officials verify the results. Natalie Bah Mireivo and others are named in the brief roster of participants and results.
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Newtown
Nawilicene Abu Lely
Ad Mis
Rathi
Marsh
Mauston
Alyies
Tan
Vimi
Tele
Stary Gates Sport
Milford selects 25000 borrow for current expenses
The Milford Board of Selectmen authorized a SIMD Act loan of 25000 to cover current expenses in anticipation of tax revenue. The town approved using unexpended funds from West Main Street projects for construction costs including a retaining wall, reallocating 1400 to 3150 from highway funds to the needed wall project.
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Milford
Board of Selectmen
West Main
Wement Bridge
Fairfield personals duels and weekly league notes
The Fairfield community page reports on local social notices and upcoming junior league activities. Details cover meetings, memberships, and events with multiple names and places mentioned in the excerpt.
Stratford Jury Refuses Spite List This Year
A Stratford jury this year will not publish a spite list. The article notes prior prejudice in panels and describes committee actions and upcoming meetings to decide trustee authorization for Congregation decisions. Local officials and residents weigh the impact on the community and legal proceedings.
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Stratford
Crusade Aims to Seize Law Violators on State Roads
A flood of garbled text mentions a crusade against traffic law violators and a push by authorities, including TSA figures, to enforce road rules. The readable fragments suggest a public safety emphasis with references to arrests, promises, and enforcement efforts across various regions and groups.
New Sidewalk Lines Emergence in Fairfield
Fragmented OCR text shows distressing garble about Fairfield sidewalk plans and local actions. The readable portions reference sidewalk lines and community concerns, with scattered mentions of places and organizations, but no clear event, date, or person to anchor a concrete summary.
Stream Pollution Bill Favored by Legislator Wheeler
A lawmaker named Wheeler signals broad support for a stream pollution bill. The report references hearings and committee activity, noting discussions on funding, enforcement, and economical methods to reduce contamination.
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Shang” Wheeler
Westport Notes on local events and civic matters
Reading through Westport notes, the piece covers community happenings from church events and conventions to weather mentions and local meetings. It names individuals such as Mackenzie, Wiss bens, and Nicholis Yroisey, with references to the Episcopal convention and garden week activities in nearby towns.
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Cearge SB
Grom
Mackenzie
Episcopal
Wiss Bens
Seamainek
Nicholis Yroisey
Renee Phae
Libenes
Ford
Isis
Arihan Wand
Copan
New
Bryant
Bae Avenue
Ancient Shelton High School Graduation Plans Reported
Special to Velma Tae Tierney outlines Shelton High School graduation events on May 11. The ceremony will include an ivy plant tradition, class history, and a tree planting on campus. Faculty selected a glass crown, while Miss Day leads the ivy recognition and Leroy Moulthrop gives the address.
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Malton
Leroy Moulthrop
Philip Robart
Edward Boyle
Glass
Maur
Otto Helier
Presiday
Theale
Girls! Friendly Society
Church of Ila
Dar
Rio Thal
Knees Street
Board of Ardnerhne
Head of Elm City Company Dies in Derby
Fragmented obituary notes the death of a company head in Derby. It mentions his long service, church involvement, and family ties including relatives in New York and Derby, with references to veterans and national organizations. The text is garbled but preserves his status and local prominence.
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ELM City Company
Derby
Whey
May Ja
Speen
Whamas
B. Cornell
New Haven
Howe
Pynet
Cornell
Cie Ooireh
Wie Saviety
Kulmial Ware
Kiward Shelton Covell
New York
Presley
Newtown Woman Dies After Illness
A Newtown woman died after a prolonged illness. The obituary notes she was seventy nine years old and lists her survivor details and funeral arrangements. Relatives include Miss Velen and Mr. Pylvant of New York. Local services are noted for the late Mrs Tougear Pylvant among others.
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Sum Town
Hen Horn
Nord
Langerhig
Mas
Mook
Osu Ji
Byehal Feta
Uantaner
Rami Nalev
Leon Fronding
Min Qaiul
Tougear Pylvant
Saw York
MM Pas
Nile
New
Malbork
Micharl Hedman
Iool Meuvitis
Berkeahien
Thirty-Five Years in Police Service
A veteran member of the Peter shore Police Department served thirty five years with most of those years spent as captain. His long tenure earned him a strong reputation for steady leadership and reliable conduct during his career.
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Vdantury Police Service
Peter! Shore
Church Hangs Up Sale Of Property Fight
A dispute over a church property sale to a local company delays a plan to establish a station. Town records show no deeds yet. legal action by the American Legion post and a verbal lease dispute with the church association loom. Heirs in New Haven may challenge use of the property for church purposes.
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Nitarias
American Legion
Gwwlilla
Nalield
American Legion Post
Tia City
UV Tavian Church Association
Wweeu
Tin Vale
Joner
Por
Sigiate
Conway
Faer Guet
New Haven
Uae
Weiners Dveth
St. Mite
GoulTa Armory
Alora Erie
New Cottages Erected at Compo Beach
Local development reports new cottages built at Compo Beach in the Owenuke area. The article notes recent housing activity and mentions a property owner and occupancy details, with limited readable specifics due to text condition.
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Compo Beach
Stamford Mayor Charges Kenealy With Trickery
Stamford mayor Alfred N Phillips accuses Senator Kenealy of secret meeting and pushing a rider to the health bill to block an executive appointment and hinder Stamford zoning legislation. Kenealy dismisses the charges as silly and notes no zoning bill has been granted this session.
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Stamford
Mar
Matthew J1. Kerfealy
Polies
Lof Jollee
Alfred N. Phillips
Cornella Jong
Kenealy
Common Council
Phillips
Derby Ball Team May Be Sold in Current Report
May 15. Despite an announced sale, Bridgeport baseball club may change hands with William Shaughnessy rumored to purchase and take ownership within a month. Reported sale price for team and equipment around $19,000, with a potential hitch delaying final arrangements. Also noted are damages suits by Somers and Emul Erkes against Yale students Hough and Sanford, with attorneys Sullivan and Healy handling the case. An auto owned by defendants was attached by Deputy Sheriff Pease. Local meetings and Eagles hall prize awards described from a lodge event.
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Spevisi
Yelegram
Bridgeport Baseball Club
William Shaughnessy
Clark
Shaughnessy
Emul Erkes
Hough
John Sanford
Yale
Turdaight
New Haven
Sullivan and Healy
Woman Commissioner to Tell of County Work
Miss Emily Sophie Brown of Nadattuck the only woman commissioner of New Haven county will speak at the Women’s Republican club meeting at the city hall auditorium tomorrow night on New Haven county what it is doing for first prisoners and neglected children. The session includes a Manchester visitor and the annual officers’ return for Elizabeth Hall Wyke chapter.
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ONDA
Nin
Emily Sophie Brown
Nadattuck
Neasven
Reen
Luw
City Hall
Miss Brow
New Haven
Miss Brown
Taxis Econimades
VY. M.C. A
Trice
Manchester
Soirrow
Elizabeth Hall Wiyke Chanter
D. Aa
Tear Rh Han
North Clit Street
Father and Son Game Scheduled in Fairfield Tomorrow
Patroled account from Patre ted o May 18 notes a father and son ball game in Fairfield tomorrow. The county championship in this league is at stake with local teams preparing amid light details. Manager Willa Be Donaldson of the parers expresses pride in the team’s progress and practice.
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Fairfield
Patretedo
Sherman Fiellson
Guncheon
Willa Be Donaldson
Parers
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