Fairfield Revolutionettes Gain Sparks in Town Politics
In Fairfield tensions rise as regional factions clash over postmaster appointment endorsements. Independence leaders denounce Republican maneuvers while pledging to support reform and public service, with meeting plans set at St. Michael's church to address alleged misstatements and defend club integrity.
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Fairfield
May
Bel Che
Independence
Tunxis Hi
Southport
Republican Town Committee
Incidenis
Tusxis Hit
St. Michael's Church
H. Bouvier
Inidurnis
Trane iv
Merk
Sny
Mer
Lavery
Sheriff Pease
Nublic
No Muffler Fine From Local Court
An article notes a driver with no muffler was fined five dollars plus costs. Officer Carroll cited violations at 144 East 4th Street, Nash’s Curve, Hall lacking operator’s credentials, and a separate charge led to a four dollar fine by Judge John F Gadline and Grand Juror Edward Byad Iry in the local court.
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Wis RT
Csyecink
Telestarmi
Paleeman
Lee Carceil
Tarracha
Boston Post
Trafic
Carroll
East
Nyab Nash
Hall
Hiera
John F Gadline
Edward
Byad Iry
Tecal
Memorial Day Plans In Fairfield
Fairfield outlines Memorial Day events with George A. Smith Post at the American Legion in charge. City Attorney John A. Cornoll of Bridgeport will speak. A parade departs Sherman Field at 9 o clock to the old cemetery for a wreath laying and ceremonies led by Chaplain John T. Jenason and Rev William Blake. A land concert follows at Lethermyn stern and town green. Local organizations including American Legion and auxiliary, fire departments, Camp Fire and Red Men expected to participate.
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Farfifeld
Piina
George A. Smith
American Legion
John A. Cornoll
Bridgeport
Rosse Lambard
Sherman Field
Howl
Old Cemetery
The
Star Mothera and
Feihers
Dor Feauis
Sil Aeeuls
Campfire Girls
Fairfield
Southtort
Maly Name Society of
Thomas’ Church
Red Men
Echoal Children
William WW. Winsella
George Anderson
Frank Orroll
Arthur J. Bennett
Russell Lambard
New Paving on Stratford Road to Begin Soon
Stratford Avenue near the Avon Park area will see new paving to improve traffic flow. Work by Connecticut contractors aims to finish the south side first, with a cautious traffic plan to minimize disruption. The project includes concrete curb work and rerouting via Main, Proved, Wesel Bread, and Barnum avenues as needed. The road surface and shoulder improvements seek to reduce danger at the Stratford intersection while preserving access to the town’s north side. Memorial wall dedication marked the event with performances by local High School students in The Prince Chap.
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Pyflatfort
Company Faborers
Siete
Allyine A.mes
Wis
Stratford Avenue
Main
Proved Street
Tivn
Wesel Bread Street
Barnum Avenue
Stratford
Rye
Innalvecia
Bern
Bere
Perbinis
Agdans Hill
Bas Hall
Te Pelbers
Mise Leine
Hayie Hark
Siage
Wilbon Peyton
Prince Chan
Phoene
Mike
Ion
Iy Frowney
Untington
Pathoel
Pleads Illness to Get Let Down From Town Court
FAIRFIELD fine details appear as a group of men arrested for trespassing on railroad property. John Shunaneky sought leniency claiming he needed surgery, with Judge Clarence T. Hall suspending the sentence after finding him truthful. Additional fines and arrests followed, listing several men and varied penalties for road and liquor violations amid a rural courtroom scene.
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Jadee Hull
Gore
R. Bovead
Railroad
Jones and Atare
Veen Otex
J Thua Wateevh
George Riles Greenhure
Andre Mitchel Lows
Pepael Bennett
George Ingoldsby
Herman Enstein
Bridgenott
Win
Bramford
Couple Charged With Adultery Bound Over
A couple charged with adultery were bound over to keep the peace at an early session in Wadiinieid. The case, tied to road travel and alleged misconduct, involved Judge Clalins and local officials. The proceedings referenced Mare kus of Winsted and Woods, with details obscured by the OCR text.
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Wadiinieid
Celeginen
Uhiaades Adde
Veh
Dass
Dette Mugs
Marekus
Winsted
Hinternil
Meier
Swollen Joints Lat Deredien Dap Din Dol
Fragmented readable text mentions Swollen Joints and cryptic phrases. No clear events, people, or places emerge. The legible portions do not form a coherent report or identifiable names.
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Gavin
Sherrie
Danbury's Largest Memorial Parade and Exercises Planned
Danbury to stage its biggest Memorial Day celebration with a five division parade from Laker Park. Veterans groups Spanish American War and civic organizations join in, plus a new feature honoring a representative civic youth. A keynote speaker will address attendees at the ceremony in the hall.
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Regent Verve
Laker Park
Peters Roman Cubbalnr
Dan Bey
Fire on Road Extinguished Quickly After Auto Incident
A car fire on a road was put out swiftly by responders. Fire crews from multiple units controlled the blaze, preventing it from spreading to nearby traffic and structures. no serious injuries were reported.
Westport Business Block Breaks Ground Amid Plans
The article describes initial work beginning on a new business block in Westport with details on site layout, parcels, and involved parties. It notes street alignment, property boundaries, and proposed development phases linking future stores and shops to the nearby river area.
Stratford Man Seeks Divorce on Desertion
Stratford man files a divorce action alleging desertion. The petitioner is H M Trawley of Worcester, Massachusetts, claiming his wife Hesnete left him and notes the couple’s marriage occurred in Pipte fie or Pipte. court documents indicate the case moves forward locally.
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Phipyh
Atrathnrd
Han M
Pipte
Fie
Mass
Sint
Prizes for Essays on Immigration Announced at Sherman Hall
Fatressio May 28 special In the Telesein reports prizes of 12, 8, and 5 to be awarded tomorrow night at Sherman hall for essays on immigration. Winners were selected from submissions under pseudonyms, with envelopes bearing real names opened by Commander Edward Kelly of the Connecticut Department. The event is organized by the American Legion post with officials including Robert C. Demis and Willem Da Sait.
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Fatressio
Sherman Hall
George Alfred Saith
Ononimes
Edward Kelly
Amr
Penn Hithte
Amenienalaeion
Aamertey
Willem da Sait
Cient Oelork
Tony AL. Penaldson
Arthige 7
Bennet
George Anderson
Milford Plans Splendid Tribute To Soldier Dead
Special to Phe reports Milford arranging a grand memorial for a departed soldier. A procession from the Armory will march to a cemetery dedication with civic leaders and local groups contributing. Officials promise a large turnout and a solemn program at the city’s central site.
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Milford
Westport election aims widen with parties clash
Westport politics heat up as Republicans vie with Democrats for town posts and a potential third party forms. Local clubs push candidates for Selectman while tensions rise over roads dredging and river work. Experimental fuel from acorns hints at industrial notes in the period.
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Wasipont
Westport
Alma
Uallan Republican Club
Frank van
Michael Dominici
Selectman
Democratic Club
Democratc
Statin
Political Aghta
Tarry Te Sherwned
Teporis
Woman Struck By Auto Driven By Cousin In Westport
In Westport on May 28 Regina Williams of Greens Farms was injured after stepping from the curb and was struck by a car driven by her cousin Stephen Shumack of Greens Farms. Local officers and State Police investigated. Williams was taken to Dr Ray A Long by officials and treated for bruises and cuts.
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Westport
Misa ‘Regina Williams
Greens Farme
Stephen Shumack
Greens Farms
Wiliams
Leo Carrol
State Police
Oiiers
Ray A. Long
State Street
Leupind
Shumack
Nusa Williamin
Runaway Boys Return Home After Ten Day Wandering
Frank Debish and Theo Jabiska of Mtin Street returned to Whitport after ten days of wandering between here and Philadelphia. The 15 year olds left for a time fearing school, rode trains and sought rides with policemen, then reunited and traveled home with earnings from work and gifts from travelers. Both planned to resume school at term end.
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Whitport
Frank Debish
Theo Ore Jabiska
Mtin Street
Here
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Tett Debich
New York
Bridgeport Tebiska
Phillie
Westuerl Debish
Jabku
Westport
Denten
Fridgeport
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