Milford Town Meeting Set With Tax Talk and Sidewalk By Laws
Milford prepares for the re adjourned annual Town meeting on November 10 at 6 o clock in the Town Hall. Voters will discuss the Board of Finance report, a two mill tax cut unlikely, and two sidewalk by laws granting authority to lay and repair walkways. Funding for Gulf Beach improvements and a new fire station are among debated items, with opposition possible to the playground and land purchase requests. Mil ford Legion events, a harvest fair, and a court notice fill the town agenda alongside updated court dispositions and a nursing staff training note.
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Milford
Telerain
E Town
Fual
Board of Finance High
Sidealka
Board of Finance
Thie Gulf Beach
Robert Trent Amerial
Trent
Eorotort
Ard
Vt Trumbull
Milford Legion
American Legion
Hank Mason
Yale
Rus- Tig
Lethea Cinfle
Mary Ylor
Ordnance
S.A
E., Ford
Guilt Street
Sen
Coma
Wash
San Irran
Tacoma
Elbert N
Clark
Gulf
Erry Streets
Hamoa
Norwalk Driver Fined for Intoxication at City Court
Leonard Lazarkiewicz, 80, of Rizley Street Bridgeport, was fined 100 dollars and costs at City Court by Judge Vosburgh for driving while intoxicated. Arrested at 1:30 a.m. Saturday on the Westport overpass by State Policeman Quigley, he was so intoxicated the police station heeled the officer. The case of William Bishop, the true driver who struck Officer Charles Thorne last week, continued.
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J. D. Brown, Jr
Érica Barbadora
Milford
Mass
Harold West
Brooklyn
Costa
Basic Kames
Alex Suka
Harold! In
Sters BH
Wilson
Arthur Johnson
Arthur Outnank
Norwalk
Teteram Service
Leonard Lazarkiss
Rizley Street
Bridgewo
Page George IL Vosburgh
Westport
Quigley
Agarkiewicz
Wiliam Bishop
Charles Thorne
Stratford Hospital Dream Highlights Bridgeport Care Link
Stratford residents increasingly rely on Bridgeport hospitals with 1 045 Stratford patients treated at St. Vincent's and Bridgeport Hospital this year. The data arguments support a Stratford hospital and show Stratford benefiting from Bridgeport Community Chest funds and cross‑boundary welfare efforts.
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Bridgeport
Stratford
St. Vincent’s
Westport Education Week program announced citywide
Education Week at Westport will run next Sunday with churches Rotary club M C A and school staff preparing an extensive program. Speakers include Town Clerk Edward Birge King W Mansfield Anson Weary and M C A leaders. Activities cover Staples High School visitations Armistice Ball harvest festival and Y M C A lectures plus Parent Teachers Association meeting and Board of Directors session.
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Ld Movement
Edward C. Birge
King W. Mansfield
First Selectman
Anson Weary
M. CG. A
Tussda
Staples High School
M. C
Westport
Greenwich
Stamford
Rye
Milstar
A. Eymmasium
Matthias Post
American Legion
W. Manafield
C. Godfrey Post
Norwalk
Westport Methodist Church
Board of’ Directora
The
Women’s Town Improvement Association
Arthur W. MacMahon
Parent-Teachers Association
Wil
Staples Hich Arhool
Arthur W. Ruff
Horace Beach
Mies Glover
William M. Munson
Mew Waven
Anti
Tosauite Institute
State Agricultural Experiment Station
What is Rheumatism A Clarifying Ad Claim
What is rheumatism, according to authorities, and how pains are labeled in joints, muscles, or nerves. The ad asserts rheumatism treatments work, boasting Weldona as effective for all forms and available from apothecaries.
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Weldona
Former Policeman Cited in Greenwich Liquor Haul
A former policeman Howard Cunningham of Chester police is arrested in Greenwich after police seized 178 cases of liquor. The operation involved gang bootleggers active on a large scale, with a truck loaded with cargo from a schooner at the waterfront. Charles Raye and Albert Nicholson were also arrested after the seizure led to investigations five weeks earlier.
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Greenwich
Cameo
Seiarre
Howard Cunningham
Chester Police Department
Gnad
Charles Raye
Albert Nicholson
B. Ne
Mistory
Jin
Quay
Devon Hose Company Responds To Grass Fire On Camden Street
Devon Hose company is called out Saturday about 3 o'clock to extinguish a grass fire along Camden street. Strong wind spreads flames from dry grass likely ignited by sparks from a passing train. Firemen prevent damage to adjacent houses at Camden Fulton corner.
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Devon
Devon Hose Company
Camden Street
Fulton
Devon Improvement * Association
Arthur Jolington
Milford Court
Order of Amarapth
Masonic Temple
Masonic Home
Milford
Hallowe'en Social
Parent-Teacher Association
Devon Grammar School
Membuce
Well Driller Moves to Fast Norwalk for New Contract
Weston Nov 9 By Welegrar Service After finishing two wells in Belden Hill Robert Wilson moved his drilling rigs to Fast Norwalk where he holds a contract for several new wells. Prize winners at a pleasant social event hosted by Mrs W Lanzerell included Mrs dobnanton Mrs Ella Treadwell Miss Mary Adams Mrs Idian Hull and others with proceeds aiding Norfield Thhmile tub and local charities.
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Willam
Keeler
Wallingford
Felting
Frank Gearham
Keller
Loulae Paulop
Thik
Trolley Wire Cut On Stratford Ave House Is Moved
Stratford N By Telegraph Service movement of the Gorham house at Main Street and Stratford Avenue disrupted traffic as a trolley wire was temporarily removed to pass the house along Stratford Avenue toward Beardsley Avenue. Linemen coordinated a one time delay with motorists rerouted via South Avenue. The house will be pulled the rest of the way to its new site Monday with a gas station to be built on the old lot. Town topics note American Legion events and a planned military ball featuring Governor Chad and Hiram Bingham invitations, plus local church and social society activities.
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Stratford
Bridgeport
St. Vincent’s Ard
Bridgeport Hospital
Gorham
Main Street
Fratford Avenu
Bard's Corner
Stratford Aenue
Bardeley Avenue
Evan the Connecticlt Company
Bouth Avenue
Sumset
Beardsley
Hard's
American Legion
Auxiliary
Sterling Memorial Hall
Chad, Tentpieten
Sleck
Hiram Bingham
Yale
Universe
Bridrveport
Blias
Ford
Ord Pastora
Red Cross
Mrecford
A. W. ‘Hagerton
Lady + Fowler council
Methodist
Distradies’ Aid Society of the Methodists Church
Port Chester
N. T
Stratford Moh
Charles, Propson
Moble Avenua
Edgar Thomas
Mainrea
Abraham B.arthur
J. Arthur
Harral
R. Lind
West Broad Street
Bennington
Towerspot Ichhool
Iiquay
Tordship
Housatonic River
Aquor
Stratford M
Churco
Ghia
G. A
Stratford Mich Hael
Claxton P. Blevens
Stratford High
Christ Episcopia Church
Washington, D
Amer’eiision
MaCaMiuni iHalson
Ma Veterana Karean
Asien Stunt Legion
Grant J
Woodbridge Avenue
Mills
American Brass Company
Jeynes
J. FE. Wilmot
Thomas Eine
Maurice Hine
Shenghai
China
Wine
I. &. S. Borie
Las Beet
Hine Waa
Shanghai
Danbury Pastor Leaves for California Church
The Rev. Willam H. Allen, pastor of Danbury Church of Christ for four years, has resigned and moved to Whittier California to lead the First Christian church there. His resignation was presented in September but he stayed in Danbury until now. No successor has been named.
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Danbury
Willam H. Allen
Huntington Grange elects officers at annual meeting
Huntington Grange held its annual election Friday night electing Master George Arum dell Overseer Albert T. Cook Treasurer Mrs Ina Golaspink Steward Henry Wells Asst Steward Char Goldspink Chaplain Miss Frances Cook Secretary Mrs Maud Arundell Gatekeeper Mrs Provence Boon Ceres Mrs Cora Nichol emona Mrs Cariotta Fat irs Lottle-Beers Lady As ward Mrs Carolyn Webb Executive committee member for three years Charles H Millard The next meeting will feature Brothers Night with a chicken supper attendance limited to grange members and their immediate families.
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Julia Denny
Louisa Fiske
Wayne Denny
Russ Helen Millard
Yale-Maryland
Phoebe Lake
Brooklyn
Charles J. Millard
Farl Street
Ladies’ Aid
Congregational Church
Piscopal
Farm Buren
Danbury
Stafford Springs
Wisie Bnechton
Ptaire
Tohn Regowsk
OW Verly. Street
Nicholas Hodis
Sc. Raphael's Hospital
New Haven
St. Peter and Paul
Ansonia
Nellie _ Schneider
Bridgeport
Reuben Schnielder
Hooth's Hill Street
Award Whitlock
Nichols Avenus
Stratford
George Whitlock
Booth’s Hill Street
Albert Koprex
Holding& Laraptor
Cette
B.J. Buckingham
Beattie Promiseae
William Nemetsz
Ripton
Jaridgeport
Arthur Mitchell
Dimigeod Avenue
Willian Street
Berkshire Avenue
Mitchell
Bertha Edmonds
Jdetts
Cov
Geattie
Ole Nelson
John J. Buss
Trents Temp
Charles W. Penney
Teélearden
Trumbuill
Woods
Edward Ward
W. F. White
Beavers
Roll Burton
Howard S. Beach
Buri” Shephard
Steven Mizzik
White Plains
Staund . Association
Charles
Charles J. Ensign
Burr & “Beach
Albert
Christié
Embroidery’ Club
Trumbull Vol. Fire Company
Ie Company
Minetreli
Sheeport
Mathias
Toca
Seoul
Trumpburp
Shellon
Gyris J
Mary J. Bench
Women's Community Club
Firteph Womet
Ark
Rman
Grange Hall
Alfred B. Guiow
Earnest Nelson
Burr
Riess
Frances
Robert Peterson
Robert Hart
Kelley
Frank Miller
Sullivan
Clo
Christmas Isle
Shepherd Albert
Linley
Ensign
Hows Statts
Brokeport
John Cendee
Taston
Corn D. Beach
Lordship and Stratford Troop Hold Joint Court of Honor
A joint Court of Honor is to be hosted by the Lordship and Stratford Troop of Boy Scouts to review merit badges and first class contacts. Meetings occur on the 2d and 4th Mondays in Stratford, with regular services at 9 Lordship Sunday School conducted at Crown Street. The report notes improvements for security on nearby roads and mentions a returning Worcester visitor.
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Velemer Colburn Fing
Gram Service
Ocean Avenue
Staeldens
Lordship
Stratford Troopa
Beouts
Stratford
Farestas
Beach
Martin M. Ha
Statford
Far Gughert
Gwardship
Joseph J. Reynolds
Stratford Road
Worcester
Mile
Crown
Curt
Guagta
Isve
Bne Ogre Misa
Poolitr
Watertown, Conn
Mise Marg Arite Phelin
Forest Fires Extinguished After Burning 2000 Acres
NEWHAVEN Conn Nov Due to vigilant fire wardens and volunteers Connecticut is nearly free of forest fires. Yet tinder dry woods have burned over 2000 acres in the past week, with Fairfield County hardest hit. Recent blazes in Danbury Baston Trumbull Brookfield and Middletown burned hundreds of acres, causing about 75000 in damage. Game wardens report hunts halted as Governor Colton orders arrest of any sighted hunters as dry spell strains farmers and dairy prices may rise.
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Newhaven
Connecticut
Fairfield County
Danbury
Baston
Trumbull
Middletown
Bristol
Empleton
Boston
Providence
Mysterious Fire in Trumbull Woods Prompts Firemen Callout
In Trumbull on Sunday at 6 am a mysterious blaze broke out near Park Woods drawing the volunteer force and a firefighting team. Winds have varied all week, and the incident follows a week of similar activity near the same spot. Nearby events include funeral services for Edward Ward and a series of community meetings and clubs in the area.
Long Hill Community Club Meeting And Local Notices
Long Hill November 9 long text indicates the Long Hill community club will meet November 16 at 7 30 p m at the Firahhonse with whist to follow hosted by Arthur J dull. A Streht in Timor Jr class met with full attendance at leader Mrs Ray Tucas home. Various residents attended church planning and a December 6 event. A resident of Long Hill died in Wethersfield and was buried there.
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Long Hill
Telegran. Service
Long Lil
Firahhonse
Arthur J. Dfull
Streht
Timor
Ray Tucas
James A
Case Country Club
Wis
Olan Lu Bas
Husel Weaver
Chird
Mary Shephard
Als
George Griffin
Anton
M. Church
M Bauford Bouch
Ketan Reigs
Tray Sue
Dotn McDowell
Birs
Rentall
Charles Bendall
M Ce
Damit Ace Man Civbler
Afra
Charles Alteher
Theodory Anton
Henry Blew
Bridgeport
Wee-Enday
Oul Baty
Kayea T
Wethers- Vidia
Long
Funeral for Jacob Asmus Held in Ansonia Home
Funeral services for Jacob Asmus who died in New York were held at his daughter Henry Mutzley’s home in Ansonia, with interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Surviving are sons Arthur and Joseph Asmus of Ansonia and daughters Mrs Jenury Metzler and Mrs John Woebrie. Also noted are Christine Ay Ber and nurse Otto F Berger of New York, with Ber set to receive a diploma November 20 in a class of 42 nurses.
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Ansonia
Jacob Asmus
New Yor Esty
Henry Mutzley
Pine Grove Cemetery
Asmua
Lime Sexton
York City
Christine Ay Ber
Varid
Otto F. Berger
French Street
Ivenox Jin Hospitals Training School
New York
Auto
Thomas
Bank &F
Wanamaker Case Continued Before Newtown Justice
The Wanamaker reckless driving case in Newtown was continued to next Saturday at 10 o clock by Justice P. H. McCarthy. The incident involved a collision with a Hoyt car on Take Year, Wanamaker’s companion slightly injured. Arrest by Sheriff Morris D. Beers. plus local community notices about Grange meeting, Girl Scouts, and church guild event with attendees and refreshments.
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NEWTO
George Wanamaker
New- York
Oltr
Jumcs
P. H. McCarthy
Wanamaker
Sandy Hook
Hiram Hoyt
Stevenson
Hoyt
Panion
Grange
Emma
Mitchell
Homa
Alia Frances
Smith
Trinity Sunday School
Jonnie Cree-Gregory
Ear
Fannie B. Edwaris
Adeline Sturd
Atirnelique
Nasialine
Arithur E. Brinton
Jide
Ardyt
Kingman
Jalan A. Garison
Cesnes
Juts Dikeman
Talian Diken
Myr Warner
Mathe
Lydia Grover
M Joka Hov
Myra RH. Warner
Questreal
Siater
Ernestanford
Aridgeport
Two commercial travelers visit Waterbury pew
In a small town church an usher directs two strangers into a pew during a service. The comment hints at commercial travelers from Waterbury American as the source, indicating a local interest or report about visitors from a nearby publication.
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Gyman
Apollos
Jnst
Waterbury American
Derby Court Hears Perham on Intoxication and Assault
In Derby aee court Perham of 295 Way Street faced Judge Baldwin on charges of intoxication and assault stemming from a family quarrel. Mrs Perham had a scalp wound from a stove railing and received three stitches. Perham was fined $10 and costs and given 60 days in jail for intoxication and default. Prince, a repeat offender, faces 60 more days after several prior arrests in Torrington and nearby towns. Brophy and another man were noted for traffic arrests, including driving under the influence and property damage. A Derby Avenue bridal shower honored Miss Helen C. Ireifer, with Carl Nielsen of Shelton to marry next month. Derby firemen battled a forest fire on Derby Avenue, bringing it under control in about 15 minutes.
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Derby
Marshall. Perham
Way Street
Perham
Ank
Perham Hilt
William
Lberty
Minerve Street
Hay
Stephen Degnan
Prince
Torrington
Winsted
Brophy
Olivia Street
South Orange Street
Pelicemay
J. Leigh
New Liven
Misee Wanggis
Helen C. Ireifer
Emil Marta Man
Derby Avenue
Mies Wellér
Ivelfer
Carl
Nielsen
Monroe Notes and Local Assignments in Bridgeport Winter Move
Monroe reports Mrs Starab Wilmot returns to Bridgeport for winter. Kate Road project from Monroe Center to the Trumbuline completed. Hopkins family of Bridgeport rents Samuel Adams place. Fred Trimble visits Mrs Birdsey Sherman. Huntley repairing and adding stanchions to house for more cows. Ralph Huntley and Mrs Frank Coley assisting. Miss Byrdsley near Homestead. Mrs F J Allard of New Haven visiting Jesse Clough. Burr family attends Fairfield County Farm Bureau directors meeting in Danbury to plan membership drive next week.
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Monroe
Starab Wilmot
Bridgeport
Kate
Hopkins
Samuel Adams
Fred ‘Trimble
Birdsey Sherman
M. Huntley
Ralph Hunt
Ley
Frank Coley
Edward
Ant
Byrdsley
F. J. Allard
New Haven
Jesse Clough
John M. Burr
Danbury
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Roseville
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Aspetuck Lodge
Knights of Fythias
Magiatytiding
State Street
Worman’s
Christchurch
Howard H. Allen
F. Wdgar Doubleday
Lawrence Manzanovitch
North Carolina
Saugatuck Hess Company
Compe Engine Company
Weston
Stratford Ave
Landmark
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Huntington Grange
Rin de Janters
Trumbull Woods
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Newtown
Justice
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