Milford Court Fines Collected and Police Reports
Milford town court fiscal year ending September 1 1928 collected 11045 58 in fines and costs. 5033 31 paid to State officers and bonds. 4080 97 to town treasurer. balance 463 31. Police annual report notes seven accidental deaths including one drowning. 296 automobile accidents and 61 stolen automobiles with 18 abandoned. Sixty six complaints to police and 29 cases turned over to other departments. Community notices include dances, charity events, and hospital donations as Milford readies autumn activities and local organizations plan gatherings.
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Milford
Wee Ho
Db. Brown, Jr
Treasur Sanford Vawkins
Els Otis
Board of Police Commissioners
Milford Hanitat
Calla
Sons of Plymouth
Milford Town Hall
Stewart White
Ackenash Tarr
Okenuck
Fair Raven
Stratford
Ben Ivited
George Vain Fish Womens Relef Corps
Knigits of Columbus Hall
Focal Corps
Noroton
Sherron T. Ballwin
Mifpert
Fort Trumbull Beach
Local visits listed as Bethel residents travel home
Bethel residents and visitors from Harmon Jamaica Bridgeport Philadelphia German Town Brooklyn and Woodbury are reported returning home after visits. A high school play titled All Aboard will be staged Thursday through Saturday with rehearsals to begin soon. director John Rogers Proda urtti company will arrive Thursday.
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Joseph
Echool Tarcaim
John Rogers Prodaurtti Company
Kathleen
Daugherty and Wan Trial Set Again in Conspiracy Case
Former U S attorney general Harry M. Daugherty and Thomas Wan face a new trial on conspiracy charges after a hung jury in the prior proceeding. United States Attorney Emory R Buckner reports the court will set a date for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Gener
United States
Thomas Wwan
Alien Property 51
Emory R. Buckner
Daugherty
Miller
Stratford Wheeler's Vote Outlines Local Race Dynamics
Post mortems on the Tuesday election show Stratford voters backed Wheeler despite a state-ticket gap. Wheeler led local Stratford candidates with 2321 votes, while Governor Trumbull and other state ticket candidates outpaced rivals. Opposition cites caucus tactics, yet overall Republican strength remained substantial with Wheeler retaining party control despite some losses.
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Stratford
Immrose
Charles FH
Wheeler
Ucket
Goddard
Republican Party
Representatives
Trumball
Wally Goddard
Shane
Wala
Caddard
Rannies
Might
Democrat-Short Beach Protective Association
Emily Wooster Mohr
Representa
Fairfield Post Office Seeks Expanded Leased Quarters
Fairfield area discusses future post office home as bids due November 27 for at least 2,000 square feet and up to larger space. Moatmaster Gould says lease for five or ten years. E W Pickett expected to bid to enlarge present quarters. Local property owners may also bid or build new building if awarded lease.
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Fairfield
Post Office Department
Hirger
William HH. Gould
E.W. 3. Pickett
Boxing bouts and community events noted in town report
The article lists three boxing bouts led by focal boys with William Schmidt and others acting as chairmen. Other items include an all day sewing session by the Ladies Aid at Stratfield Laupttat Church, a full rehearsal of Paris Bound for November 13 at the high school auditorium, and various club meetings and social events across town tonight and this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Boys
William Schmidt
Cieirman
Wee Giaw
W. J. J4lahe
Trev
W. di. Dal
Garneau
Vincent M. Quillan
South Norwalk
Stratfield Laupttat
American Legion
Aynthasium
First Church of Christ
Tex
Second Warrior Republican Club
Bern
Kings Highway Club
Priscilla Club
Greenfield
Frank Lobddell
Tunxis Mill
Wire Company
Noa.Two
Ladies Church Club to Meet at Mr Tree M. Nov 9
Special report from New Fairfield notes the annual business meeting of the Ladies Church Club of the Congregational church will be held at the home of Mr M Treerke M on Tuesday November 9 at 2 20 p m with members urged to attend. Also updates on cemetery work and new stove installations at the Methodist church.
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Ackenash
Redmen
Redmen's Hall
Emma Cox
Park Circles
Alethea
Maury Taylor M. E. Church
Millford Hospital
Manley J. Cheney
Helene
Phiney
Milford Hospita
M. J. Cheney
Flosnical Auxliary
Emma Dickerson
Liverpool
England
Faml
BP Avery
Camden Street
Dickerson
Mitrons
Cunard
Lana
Cynthia
the County Farm Bureau
Mitford
Ian Devendor
Connecticut Agricultural Allege
Storrs
Red Man’s Hall
R. W. Ellis
Masonic Assembly
Ladies of Lucia Chapter
Order of the Eestern Star
Welock
Wll
Graham
Srevive Extension
Ohio
Washington
Graha
New Slaven County
David A. Clarke
New Haven
Devon No. 2
Rosemont Country Clubs Orchestra
Muriel Swift
Sarget
Mise Sedlak
Irma Galla
Anna Secavat
W. S. Putney
Tosie
New Fairfirly
Ladies Church Club
Congregational Chures
Te Hone
Treerke M. Novius
Elt
Methodist Church
Newfield Center
New Milford
Uni
Connecticut Light & Tower Company
Woodcreek
Danbury
Local residents hosted guests across towns in Danbury and neighboring areas
Holmes and Mrs William. Emil Mixa of New Britain spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Frank Mixa. Mr and Mrs Harry Moody and Charles Peck hosted Andrew Parthelld in Kent. Harriet Peck Myrtle Carpenter Levi Peck and Ei J Peck visited Pawling. Kenneth Joyce and children from Pembroke visited Norwalk. several attended a masquerade in Danbury by Mrs Gernis Cree Gregory. Norris Ballarl and family moved to the former Stephen Gilbert place. Guests included Dakiey lugs of Beacon Dr A White and Mrs Osborne of Middletown NY and Raymond Pugaley of Poughkeepsie for a dinner at Irving Geron’s. Miss Bessie Barrett returned from Carmel NY. Mrs Laura Joyce in ill health. Mrs Jennie Williama and others visited Mrs Floyd leach in Danbury. Herbert Bigelow of Danbury was a guest of A C Sixelow. Attendees from here joined the funeral for Edgar Bierce of Pawling.
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A. White
Osborne
Middletown
N. Y
Raymond Pugaley
Poughkeepsie
Irving Geron
Bessie Barrett
Carmel
N.Y
Laura Joyce
Jennie Williama
Cara Sanford
Tuth Sanford
Mra. Floyd] Leach
Danbury
Herbert Bigelow
A. C. Sixelow
Edgar Bierce
Pawling
Heiress promoted to manager in Chicago car firm
Janet Morten, a Chicago and Sak Forest heiress, rises from saleswoman to manager of the Customs Body department at a Chicago factory branch. Her post could pay about 50 000 dollars yearly, with reported daily commissions around 190 dollars. She is the daughter of Mark Norton, a salt and sugar magnate, linked by marriage to the Cudahy and Swift families, and has an interest in an antique shop.
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Chicago
Janet Morten
Sak Forest
Jane
Boston
Antiqua
Mark Norton
Salt and Asugir
Packer
Cudahy
Swift
World Services concert rehearsals planned in Easton church
Easton special news notes a Friday night rehearsal at the FE church for the cantata World Services to be performed Sunday evening November 21 under Rev. Howard B. Warrgn. Cast members and choir are to meet for practice with various local residents visiting relatives and staying with families in Easton and nearby towns.
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Adeeb
Easton
Estella. Wicks
Greenfield
Mary Turney Ia
Cliff Nichols
Heydens Hill
William Norris
New York
Mra
Eh, Norton
Dewitt Smith
Bridgeport
Mra. J
Vanisa Marett
Shirley Elizabeth
Dnfant
Georges Yh
William Lowrie
Aaughter
Norton
Ald Church
Ji Wheeler
F. G. Hasublen
John Sherwood
June Hawley
Willard Gillette
George Gillette
Charles French
Nichols
Clifford Grippin
Bridgeport Hospital
George Matuar
George Colling
Willam McCauley
Ezra Randal
Winsted
Belle Randall
Bird
Millard Randall
Ena
Howard Randall
Long Ellit
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New York Symphony
Balkite
Thomas
Rheinge
Gees
Ea Aes
Bethel
Carrier
John Smith
William Howard Wilcoxson
Probat
Rex Taniacour
Bate Ed
Lewis
Son Uii Ve
Harold Lovell
Represt
Preeinet
Istriet
Presinet
Eignth
Defeaterdl
Walter Goddard
Ustrict
Hih Ayaleiet
EK. Wheeler
Charlie
Secon
Stratford E Historical Society
Amerk HH. Phillips
Main Street
Landay
Kellogg
Landau
Sanday
Main ST
Dea A Macing Piano
Sewiat Lemdayst
Kellogg Hana Reproduction Adio
Fairfield Post Office
Thomas McMahon
Klondike
Charles Scanlon
Coleman Corncil
George Figiar
NEW Fairfield
Aretha Pupsicy
Titacon
Poughkeepsig
Tiames Ballard
Fiverett Robingon
Jacob Wolfe
Danbury Hospital
Iarold Denton
Charles Randall
Long Fem
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