Revision of Building Code Advocated by City Board
The Board of Building Commissioners urged the Verion Council to revise the building code and reposition the electrical inspection. They reported a busy year with permits issued for numerous wooden structures including three family houses, garages, stores, sheds, offices, and churches, and outlined proposed modernization aligned with industry developments.
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Building Board
Atlon
Verion Council
Wef Building Courmissionorers
AMAL
Bous.de Favoreble
Smd
Mayer Lehrens
Lodern Wet
Bulding
Ate Worst
Imota
Siiton Shipping Platform
I SA
Hatmdrs
Wizosite
Hisewent
Bank
Milt
Lvo
Ertl Oplock
Wits
City Engineer Reports Million-Dollar Pavement and Street Work
The city engineer outlines plans and annual highlights focusing on pavement and street projects. Major tasks include laying out 800 square yards of pavement and supervising a cost about $200,000, with work on Breton Street and a town line road. The report notes sidewalks, sewer upgrades, and improvements to East Main and Exeter streets, plus bridge work and assessments for future sewer and street repairs.
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Inzne
Fisau
James A
Bates
Espta
Boston
Heney Eloeet
East Minn
Ubo
Erie
Exeter
Investment Operator Sentenced for Larceny
An investment operator from Meriden was sentenced after pleading guilty to four counts of embezzlement and three of forgery. The grand jury indictment charged him with stealing about $1,000,000 from clients’ funds. He received a combined sentence of years in state prison, with credit for time served.
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Nautorivds
New Hampshire University Under Strict Quarantine
At Durham the University of New Hampshire faces quarantine for scarlet fever amid scattered cases. State health officials report no resident physician and unclear student illness totals, prompting concern over control measures.
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Vonvortil
University of New Hampshire
Durbin
State Health Department
de Charles Th. Thincan
Sevreta
Sac
Barefoot burglar tied to Tire Man killer in Boston case
Police linked the barefoot burglar arrested in Boston to fingerprints of Trominick Giorando, a suspect in the Stenhouse murder in Philadelphia. An officer and Lt. Farns reviewed fingerprint cards while Giordano reportedly fled barefoot during a prior arrest attempt, with Boston police pursuing leads.
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Orange
Bosston
Trominick Ciorando
Inee Ortner
Louis Stenhoause
Polies
Chist Mevionnell
Reston 2
Ciordane
Tittenhoass
Edward Krew
Thand
Boston
J.renee Farns
Ittenhouse
Sf Hirne
Glerdar
Giordano
Texas
Warren Liese
Bark Bay
Atlantic
Mrrian
Chieaco
London Welcomes French President Amid Royal Festivities
The French President Domergue arrives in London for a state visit with pomp and splendor. King George and Queen greet him at Buckingham Palace after a procession through decorated streets, with the Prince Henry and other dignitaries accompanying the party.
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Wwendon
Domergue
France
Mngland mi
Douimereie
Beiund
Nara
Martide
Chamberkuin
Prince Henry
Presiden
Duke
Ught
Arthur
Dun- Reughat
Tonden
Westminster
Unamerque
Erate Carringe
Buckinghim Palace
George
Henry
Danbury School Commencement Set for June 27
May 16. Danbury seniors will hold commencement in the auditorium of the new school on Monday evening. About 70 graduates are expected as the mid year graduation plan reduces class size. Class Day is June 22, farewell prom June 24, with committees named including Principal Batt and Miss Bello Whitney.
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Danbury
Danbury Task School
Sandier Chan Uanidl
BR. Ss. Batt
Houwise Ratetford
Dute Melvin Mary Bay
Colin Budbelt
Olver Penny Stamens
Margaret Ryan
Roger Partridge
Willy Miss Bello Whitney
Dorothy Burente
Donald Wickin
Christine Keane
Histor Rose Londa
Ian Murphy
Stabinson
Marcus Vio Wie
Feanels Thinn
Dominic Malone
Walter Balzaring
Rose Brow
Ellena Neil
Janet Haviland
Teresa Retelle
Filed Stieber
Mary Mee Kenney
Stanley Taylor
Ink Doran
Emily Aten
Ruth Anderson
Thanmas Curtio
Doh Prokopy
SQUIRES NAMES RAIN AS BRIDGE FAILURE CAUSE
Superintendent Squires insists the stormy rain caused the bridge on Flor avenue to failure during the morning. He notes no mechanical fault and says the lift rope slackened as the river rose, delaying lowering for about 40 minutes. Built ten years ago the bridge had never failed before and was kept secured at night to allow a freighter to pass.
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Squires
Tridges
Sautres
Veererdis
Tlor Avenue
Suni
Thames
Squiroe
Body of Drowned Captain Believed Found
The body of a man believed to be Captain S. Ison of Black Lake New York was recovered near Shaw's Cove on the Thames river. A deckhand from the barge James Lankton, 28, which sank March 29, was found earlier and buried. Due to decomposition the captain's identity could not be positively confirmed.
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New London
May
S. Ison
Black Lake
N.Y
Thames
Shaw's Cove
Reper
Jiume Lankton
Maren
Referee Keogh Moves Into New Quarters
Yesterday Theferen in Bankruptcy Joh Keoah moved to new Gaarlias in the County Courthouse. The old office was relinquished for Jide Samuel i Shaw of the Court of Canon Pleas. Changes included Shin's new notifier and access adjustments to the bench and adjacent offices at Court House.
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Theferen
Bankaruptcy
Joh
Gaarlias
Jide Samuel i) Shaw
Courteof Canon Pleas
Dudtge Shin
Flueourt House
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