Honeymooners Return to Niagara Falls in Festival of Lights
Niagara Falls hosts the Third Annual Festival of Lights inviting honeymooners past and present to revisit the falls during the week of June. The event highlights changes from the old suspension bridge to the Falls View bridge and the addition of electric elevators, well graded slopes, and powerful spotlights that illuminate the cataract.
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Trade expert predicts broad U S system adoption worldwide
Detroit May 25 Julius H Barnes former president of the U S Chamber of Commerce outlined the rise of Americas foreign trade noting 1926 exports reached a peak aside from 1919 1920 sugar and cotton distortions He urged confidence in a world adopting enlightened industrial practice and sound governance John F Tinsley Crompton Knowles Worcester urged US Canada cooperation citing 1926 US exports to Canada 873 million and imports 476 million with 864 million exports and 454 million imports in 1925 highlighting growing US Canada trade relations.
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Stratford Curran Death Shock To Friends
Peter R. Curran, 55, of 9045 Main St Stratford, died after heart disease Tuesday afternoon. Funeral Friday morning at 9:30 from his home and 10 from St James Church. Burial in Riverside cemetery Waterbury. Survived by wife, one brother, three sisters. He ran Curran Dry Goods in Waterbury with his brother for 26 years before retiring to Stratford. He was a member of St James Council Knights of Columbus Stratford and Cupheag club.
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Theodore Beckwith
Bunnell Street
Helen Kostic
King Street
Earle Drinkwine
Carroll Avenue
Florence Smith
Hurtlet Smith
Vern Boink
Minnie Schefkind
Lila Finch
Mildred Pittam
Mery Hriczko
Gladys Cranson
Anna Fellows
Kila Kardos
Elsir Wheeler
Misse Hartel
Mien Selen Kostic
Gladys Drinkwine
Evelyn ‘Twigs
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Geddes appoints New Haven County deputy sheriffs
New Haven High Sheriff Geddes announced deputy sheriff appointments for New Haven County. Recipients include John W. Hutt as chief deputy and numerous riders across towns such as Branford Bracken and Waterbury several others named. also James F. OConnell East Haven and Charles S. Hitchcock named jailer to replace Frank Baldwin with June 1 effective resignation. The sheriff’s appointment awaits commissioner approval.
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Louis Gagliard
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Charles J. Braken
John J. Maley
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Gene S. Lenzt
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Eugene L. Dray
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John L. Gray
Benjamin Gray
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William Rigney
Joseph P. Hanby
Samuel A. Lucas
Robert Palmer
West Haven
Cornelius A. O'Connell
Wolcott
Irving L. Andrews
Charles S. Hitchcock
Frank R. Baldwin
Creamery Embezzler Placed on Probation
John Klaner a 23 year old Stamford man pleaded guilty to embezzling 250 dollars from Meadow Brook Creamery. Judge Arthur F. Ells suspended a sentence to the Connecticut Reformatory and placed him on probation for one year after his January 17 arrest for diverting funds he had collected for the Stamford firm.
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Springfield's 75th City Anniversary Observed Quietly
Springfield Massachusetts marks the 75th anniversary of its 1852 city inception, dating to 1686 settlement by William Pynchon’s party from Boston. The observance is modest, with a larger Independence Day celebration planned for the Fourth.
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