Westport Hosts Governor and Hurley for Police Barracks Tour
Governor John Trumbull and State Police officials inspected Westport barracks this morning. Superintendent Robert Hurley and State Police Commission members accompanied the visiting party. Meanwhile Mrs. Fred Kemper, severely injured in a Shore Road crash near Compo two months ago, was discharged to return home after a long hospital stay. Her daughter and son-in-law, Mrs and Mr Walter Peck, assisted. Jack Hirsh of New Jersey, driver of the collision, was fined 25 dollars and costs in town court two weeks earlier.
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John Trumbull
State Police Department
Robert Hurley
State Police Commission
Fred Kemper
Shore Road
Compo
Norwalk
Kemper
Walter Peck
Jack Hirsh
New Jersey
Feck
Imsti
Town Notes and Local Happenings at a Glance
Town Clerk Edward C. Buge celebrates his tenth year amid congratulations after a week of fanfare. Joseph Feeney of Riverside Avenue recovers at home, Roy Kennedy resigns from the local post office to join a hardware business. An apron and necktie dance is planned in Arion Balt by the Mac Teddy orchestra. Rev John H Rosebaugh, diocesan director, will visit Rev and Mrs Kenneth Mackenzie at Holy Trinity Church this Sunday. In the afternoon Rosebaugh helps organize a Young People's Fellowship society event.
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Edward ¢. Buge
Joseph Feeney
Riverside Avenue
Roy Kennedy
Mac- Teddy Orchestra
John H Rosebaugh
Kenneth Mackenzie
Holy Trinity
Rosebaugh
Young People's Fellowship Society
Malden Man Killed by Boston Montreal Express
In Malden Massachusetts Samuel Jr plan of Malden was killed instantly when struck by the Boston Montreal express on the Boston and Maine railway. The train was stopped and the body picked up. Trains crew believe he was walking on the track and failed to hear the oncoming train turning a curve.
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Navy
Samuel Jr
Boston & Maine Railway
Traimmen
Kaplan
Girl Hitting Cap Injures Three In Pawtucket
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on November 6 Helen Frietas and brothers Joseph and Alexander Grougin two Central Falls children suffered facial and chest burns after a girl struck a dynamite cap with a stone found in a vacant tenement. About 100 dynamite caps were found by police in the house.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Helen Frietas
Joseph
Alexander Grougin
Central Falls
McCoy's Cod Liver and Shaving Razor Ad Features New Blend
An old newspaper snippet promotes McCoy's Cod Liver 17 Ni and Brome Laxathya Shaving Need CUT RAL 7 products. The ad highlights a blended cod liver formula with grooming items, suggesting improved relief and grooming outcomes for readers, though details are terse and product names are unusual.
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Southport seeks new commercial bank charter and growth
Southport business leaders press for a commercial bank with options to convert Southport Savings to a bank department or seek a state charter, potentially a national charter with large subscriptions. Past banks faced cashier losses and lawsuits. area commerce includes 25 businesses and wealthy residents. Girl Scout activities at Wakeman Memorial and upcoming fundraisers also noted along with briefs on school volleyball, a dated treasury book, and harbor funding protests.
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Southport Savings Bank
Business Men 4 Association
Savings Bank
Business Men’s Association
Fairfield Trust Company
Fairfield Center
Wakeman Memorial
Trinity Church
William Schroeder
Wakematt Memorial
Pequot School
Grasmere’ School
Fairfield Hlistorical Society
Harbor
Southport Harbor
Jesse Harris Sain
War Department
International Paper approves stock increase and par value change
Stockholders of International Paper in Corinth Wisconsin approve raising authorized capital from 500 000 to 750 000 shares and convert common stock from 160 par to no par 50 per share offers to 250 000 outstanding holders. New funds exceed 1009 million to support expansion including news print production shift to Canada and water project developments in upper New York and New England.
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Corinth
International Paper Company
Canada
Upper New York
New England
Stratford Meeting Postponed and League Opens
The meeting of the Mothers club at Honey Spot School for Better Baby prizes was postponed to next week due to Mrs Hulda Brown. The Stratford Bowling League opens with games at Stratford Alleys on Monday night, captains and players to assemble at 7 30 for an 8 o'clock start. Council meets Monday to discuss adoption of the town budget, following a Thursday night committee-of-the-whole discussion and a recent public hearing.
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Hulda Brown
Honeyspot School
Stratford Bowling Leagu
Stratford
Army Navy officers to study at Yale University
In New Haven in November seven army and navy officers have been detailed to Yale University for advanced study in communications engineering under Professor Hubert M Turner.
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New Haven
Army
Yale University
Hubert M. Turner
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