Milford Insurance Rate Increase Arouses Bayview Residents
Bayview and Beach Point property owners protest a Milford rate rise issued by the New England Insurance Exchange, raising premiums per thousand from 17.60 to 21.25 for three years, with Morningside and Woodholm rates largely unchanged. A Bayview resident learned of the hike while renewing policies, prompting local concern over fire protection plans and public funding.
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Bar View
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Bayview Invement Association
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Shelton community church forum opens in Shelton
A Shelton church forum began this evening at the Methodist arch. Judge of New York tovie is set to speak next Sunday at Lyndon University. Mary Tomko received a miscellaneous shower at Miss Anne Myris home in a Halloween party. Local notes mention Ladies Art and various meetings at the Knights of Columbus hall.
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Methodist Arch
New York
Br Duvide Lynston University
Vaughn
Quirry Frank
Derby
St. Josepata
Westport Budget Items Placed Before Voters At Meeting
Westport Nov 7 special meeting set for tomorrow night at 8 to consider Board of Finance recommendations for returning Beach and town accounts to General Fund. Proposals include salaries for town clerk and court, sundry court expenses, and $8,150 for Compo Beach expenses with possible management changes. Elizabeth Ingraham of the State Health Department will visit Thursday to discuss child welfare and nursing committees. Community events cover Masonic meetings, class sessions for children, and church activities through mid November.
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Town Board of Finance
Ace In
Board of Pimance
Conmo Beach
Committee On Electric Rates
Carter
Elizabeth Ingraham
Bureau of Fate
Deps Health
Public Weaith Nursing
Child Welfare
WPLA
Ingraham Spoki Petore
Needle Work Guild
Dayratram
Trumbull residents gather for church and community events
Local residents attend meetings and visits across Trumbull and nearby towns. Notable names include Miss Clara Eaton, Mrs. W. P. White, Carl Knadenschuh of New Haven, Gustave Kutcher of White Plain Street, Rev Judson D L Cross of Fitchburg, and Miss Harriet Fren e. Volunteers plan a town hall meeting and Homeland areas group events draw attendance from area residents.
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Clara Eaton
W. P. White
Carl Knadenschuh
New Haven
Gustave Kutcher
White Plain Street
Judson DL. Cross
Fitchburg
Harriet Frene
Cragg
United Church
Lridgeport
Te Congregational Educational Society
Cross
Trumbull Congregational
Tems Iin
Daniel ‘Benedict
Bridgeport
Uicer
Ani Ly
Wells
Misa Tivelyn
My. Sins
Fred Marsh
Sport HU
Charles A. Shepherd
Hiainties
el R Newtown
Ha Homeland Bearea
Mra. W. F
Huntington Grange elects 1927 officers and lists activities
Huntington Nov 7 Spe il Farmill River Grange No 130 elected officers for 1927 with Master Albert T Cook in chair. Names include George Arundell Master Overseer Henry B His Lecturer Willard Nicholas and others. New members welcomed. committees formed for stove dining tables song books and supper logistics. Resolutions mourn Franklin Wells and George Penny. New youth society Your People’s League formed with Otin R Shelton president. Daughters of the King to meet at Christ Church. bridge party hosted by Mrs West and prize winners named.
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Speeiab
Farmill River Grange
Albert T. Coole
George Arundell
Henry
Willard Nicholas
Charles B. Millard
Floyd Lockwood
Charles &. Millard
Eth
M. Beardlevy
Bert Lockwood
Ceres
May Adams
Tomena
William Hallamant Vlora
Benjamin Bentley
Josephine Webb
Abert T. Cook
George Arundel
George Bradbury
Charles HE
Millard
Ethel M ¢ Charles
Charles E. Millard
Stephen Tucker
George Pradbury
Demis
William Haltaman
Franklin H. Wells
George H. Penny
Your People's League
Grange Hall
Otin R. Shelton
Helen Millard
Edward Millard
Francis George
Bernice Perley
Andrew Wair
Jay Waggoner
Winward L. Moore
Theodore Krueger
M Peterson
John West
Greenwich Man dies suddenly at home
Greenwich, Nov. 7 AP Thomas S. Howley, sixty, died suddenly this morning at his home after a heart attack while returning from menial tasks. He served on the Board of Bargesses for years and was secretary of Maer Brothers preparation, coal and timber dealers. He is survived by a daughter, Miss Taryerel Hawley.
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Thomas S. Howley
Trowley
Bargesses
Maer Brothers ¢Eparation
Coal
Limber Deaters
Taryerel Hawley
Visitors from Washington attend foreign mission society meeting
Miss Rosella Upptdns and Mrs Ubieles eyeword and other visitors from Winshington Conn were in town, raising memories. The regular meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society will be held at the parsonage on Thursday afternoon.
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D. A. RR
Baldwin Stowe
Memorial
Emsworth
Jennie Loomis
Windsor
Oliver Ellsworth
Charles Pond
Catherine Flatt
Betty Mary
Nan
I'ran
Getty Chirk
Helen Graves
Frances Marsa
Mary Platt
Priscilla
Joh Alden
Martha Tibballa
Joseph Doolittle
Milford
Gladys Stanton
Joseph H. Barnes
D. D. Brown
Annie D. Nettleton
Danbury's Proposed One Way Thoroughfare Plan
Danbury plans a new main street from White to Crosby via Main and the river bank, starting at the railroad station and continuing to Lake Avenue, with traffic limited to westbound only. Elm Street widening and property takings are also proposed to enable the project and offset costs.
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Danbury
Purbury
John Do. Serre
Public Works Committee
Serre
White Street
Crosby Street
Main
Fiver Street
Spring Street
Lake Avenue
New York State Line
Mim Street
Elm Street
Homer Fillow
Warship Wins Trophy Third Successive Time
The battleship United State secures its third straight Spallarus Trophy in a naval contest. It dominated rifle, pistol, and machine gun events, earning the top prize for its class and marking a continued run of supremacy in maritime competition.
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Warship
Washin Tan
United State
Spall
Contesta
Dog Prevents Rescue as House Fire Kills Children
An overheated stove started a blaze in a tiny shack killing seven year old N.Y. girl Hermard and two younger siblings. The family dog reportedly stopped a neighbor from entering. Joseph Natale tried to rescue the children and was treated for dog bites.
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Hermard Dos
Mawin
Hale
Lois Rangel
Joseph Natale
Norwalk Jewish Center Opens With Education Talk
The Jewish center for Norwalk, the Young Men's Hebrew Association, opened tonight in the former Phillip N. Knapp mansion, acquired in June and remodeled. Assistant U S District Attorney George Cohen of Hartford spoke on Jewish educational facilities. Local Hebrew School children sang. music by the New Rochelle H A H A orchestra accompanied the evening with soprano Nanchen A. Rosen and reader Alma R. Ekins assisting.
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Jewish Center For
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Phillip N. Knapp
United States District Attorney
George Cohen
Hartford
Norwalk Association
Hebrew School
New Rochelle H. A. H. A
Misa Nanchen A. Rosen
Bridgeport
Alma R. Ekins
Farmer's Return Averages $679.1 Board's Estimate
The National Industrial Conference Board reports that U.S. farmers saw a 4 percent income gain in 1925-26, while living costs rose nearly as much, erasing the gain. The average return per farm operator was $679, with owner-operators earning about $449 after capital return, well below tenant earnings and below other occupations.
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New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Park Avenue
Conference Board
Farma
Governor to review Norwich Armistice parade
Nov 7 AP reports a 7000 strong Armistice day parade in Norwich with nine bands and 20 shoutouts. Governor Trumbull will attend with his staff as guests at a noon luncheon and a 2 PM parade to dedicate a German howitzer war trophy on Chelsea Parade.
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Norwigis
Trumbull
Chelsea
Two Meriden burglars held on burglary charges
Raphael Mannabry aged 35 of New Haven and Stanley Komorowski age 19 of Meriden were arrested after a weekend sweep tied to a long series of house and store burglaries here. Mannabry was held on $1,000 bond and brought to Meriden. Komorowski faced charges of burglary in the same bond range.
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Raphael Mannabry
Suntington Pince
New Haven
Dhy
Stanley Komorowski
Hove
Wannahry
Newtown Woman Hurt by Danbury Auto
Mrs J T Deraps was taken to St Vincent's hospital Bridgeport after a Danbury owned auto struck her near the Newtown railroad station. The driver William Leonard turned at the plaza and struck her as she walked from a theater. No arrests reported. Missing and misread lines show a wedding notice and a note on Harvard leaves burning laws.
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J. ‘T. Deraps
St Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport
William Leonard
Danbury
Derana
Blackman’s Theatre
Lennard Fa
Edward L. Kingman
Main Street
St. Vincent
Kiteman
Leonard
Red troops renew Bolshevik oath at Lenin’s tomb
Fifteen thousand Red troops filed past Lenin’s tomb in Moscow to renew their oath to the Bolshevik revolution on the ninth anniversary of the October 1917 uprising. M. Kelenin urged workers not to retreat until all aims are achieved as Red Army branches staged a fitness display and tank artillery demonstrations. Observers noted Trotsky’s absence from leadership.
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Lenin
Soviet Union
M. Kelenin
Red Army
Trotsky
Communist Party
Liner Refloated Off Borham Island En Route Shanghai
The Dollar Ene President Hare vison ran aground near Borham Island at the Yangtse mouth Saturday. It was refloated early today and moved toward Shanghai under its own power. Passengers were taken to Shanghai. the line continues to Hong Kong on the President Pierce, due in Shanghai soon.
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Yangtse
Shanghai
Hong Kong
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