Plan to Use Savings for Drill Tower Project
The article outlines using funds saved last year to finance a drill tower on Maplewood Avenue. It notes no new appointments or department expansions, with a $150,000 motion for bonds to cover salaries and construction. The piece discusses fire prevention, sprinkler testing, and a proposed drill tower designated to avoid interference with future buildings. It mentions pensions granted and staffing insights from the Fire Department.
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Statua of
Aden
Ystough
John I. Taguo
Hong Kist
A. Christophes Laguaix
Thorman McInyre
Thomaa Pitegerald
Charles Kellink
Tors Ried
Chine
Daniel &. John
Atarmis Pialt
Bearil Thangins
Sun
Ijis
Farm Bureau Sets Dates for Home Nursing Groups
The Farm Bureau and Connecticut Agricultural College extension plan home nursing sessions across county communities. Events include a Bethel Town hall demonstration on patient care and bed making, nutrition talks, and junior club lessons on overweight issues with schedule listings for Stepney and surrounding centers in mid November.
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Farm Bureau
Connectlont Agrtural College
Qvark
Mari Sureau
Trestay
Stepney
Bethel Town Hall
Jim MN Steeds
Lauras i
Nest
Wridig
Sunford
Farmers Need Credit and Good Roads, Merritt Tells County Farmers
Danbury Nov 14 Special to the Telegram speakers at the county farmers meeting emphasized credit needs for Farmers Union members across Fairfield County and New England. Merritt urged better roads and schooling while praising farmers and urging cooperation to protect markets and lower costs. The gathering included a county bank official highlighting long term loans and a county agent introduction.
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Merritt
Danbury
Sanunt
Fairfleld County
Warnt Bureau
Lot New England
Balrfield County
Simon the Farmers
Schuster
Berg Carter
Farin Bure
Pris
Uie
Con Reessiiti Merritt
Elo
Warnt Bure
DIN
Furma
Farn Bureau
Fairfiele County
Miward T. Thomson
Wederal Laing Bank
Springfield
United States
Laivus Bros
Poe Vasa
Long Hill Rector Accepts Call to Plainfield
The Rev. Thuras Melrose, rector at Long Hill, has accepted a call to the Episcopal church in Plainfield and will leave for his new charge soon. His career spans pastoral and mission work, including many years in the Klondike gold fields.
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Thuras Melrose
al Church
Episcopal Church
Plainfield
Kev
Melrose
Klondike
Bridgeport Reports 12 Cases of Diphtheria
Bridgeport reports twelve diphtheria cases for the week ended November, per the Board of Health briefing. The report notes small clusters in Maevfoss and Woherberg with limited public details and scattered incidents.
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Bridgeport
Hoth
Maevfoss
Woherberg
Ted Tor See
Per Owen
Seaeler
Sylvia Crest Republicing Mayor Dinner Ceremony
Mayor W. Witiwin Uehrenn and sixteen city officials attended a dinner hosted by the Sylvia Crest Republicing. The event featured guests from New York and Washington, with remarks about civic progress and upcoming plans.
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W. Witiwin Uehrenn
Sylvia Crest
Whch
Winwin Alay
New York
Iewassig
Wastoesa
HTN
Uvendine
Spooners Flee from Nichols Byways
Nichols residents report a puzzling halt as spooners stop visiting local haunts. Unclear if cold weather or vigilant authorities deter cars, leaving tracks blocked on back roads and delaying traffic.
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Agaiss Ne Nichols
Witteh
Mrs G B Havens to be Buried in Ridgefield Plot
Mrs G B Havens a prominent New York society woman died at her winter home on 78th Street New York City Friday afternoon. She is survived by husband G C Havens and several relatives. burial to take place in Ridgefield. The late Mrs Havens was connected with the Metropolitan Opera and active in civic and social affairs.
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G. B. Havens
Ridgefield
Sov
George O. Havens
New York
Giameds Fipersall
78Rd Street
New Yorle City
Stephen
Wren
Bask
Feuter
Avens
Ponte Wilson
Wwe Quaphiers
Bes
Bbert J. Jones
Mee
Alley ‘Ty
Gaoven
J. Mavens
Joie
George Ci
Hiavens Prescient
Metropoliniy Op Company
Ka Yitne
Ecinas cd
Fairfield child drowns in pond in tragic accident
A Fairfield child drowned in a pond in a grim incident reported with sparse readable details. The event references nearby locations and people involved, with scattered names and places hinting at the community’s response and memorials. The fragmentary text preserves the core tragedy without graphic description.
Ambassador Woods Arrives From Japan
Ambassador Woods arrives from Japan amid a reshuffle in diplomatic engagements. Local officials report no injuries among the party, and preparations begin for formal meetings with the host nation.
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Ambassador Woods
Japan
Consolidation of Railroad Systems Favored by Leaders
Nov 14 opinion pieces in Philadelphia detail support for consolidating rail networks into larger systems. Senator A B Cummins and General Atterbury voice caution about mandatory schemes while stressing voluntary, balanced consolidation to avoid government ownership and preserve efficiency amid complex regional realities.
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Wiutadeolphia
United States
A.B. Qamel Mins
Towa
WW Akervburg
Summing
General Atterbury
Generil Finchary
Roller Skates from Los Angeles to Frisco
A garbled report outlines a roller skate journey from Los Angeles to San Francisco. It mentions a rider named Wright and a long 400 mile trek with segments, delays, and hours counted, but many words are unreadable. The narrative hints at endurance and a dramatic finish.
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Los Angeles
Wright
Fire Threat Forces Mass Evacuation at Germantown Village
A villagewide blaze endangers Germantown as residents flee. emergency crews battle the flames amid shifting winds. Evacuation orders cover homes along main streets, with authorities urging residents to seek shelter and avoid the blaze zone. Local officials coordinate with fire departments and emergency services to protect lives and property.
New York in Contention in Soviet Era Coverage
Soviet 24 report notes Learnt New York today in a bound seminar. The piece mentions WMS and Waven Duan and Sew Tia En. It records a tense atmosphere around a New York authority, with Dever and Maven cited in a disputed event. The report hints at moral conflict and ongoing debate about authority and legitimacy.
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New York
Milford Police Commissioner Faces Assault Claim
A Milford police commissioner is accused in court papers of assaulting an individual named Rohert MM. The case, heard by Prosecuting Attorney Judge Omar W. Pinte and El mer A. Tull of Woodmont, cites a summons issued for the alleged incident. Details describe the accused as a former candy dealer now tied to the incident. the proceedings followed a prior report of aggression.
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IBRD
Omar W. Pinte
Elmer A. Tull
Woodmont
Snergst
Rohert
Waldreont
Trent
Ap- Hebert
Waondmonk
Welling
Trained 10 Grow Flowers, Finds Pigs Pay More
TAIRPFIELD Nov telegram notes Henry B. Parni manager reports pigs yield higher returns than growing flowers. Danbury and Greenwich County swine owners faced losses while Morgan and Navin pursued pig farming with mixed success. Mr Stoddard encouraged orchard cultivation but shifted to pig raising after proving profitable.
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Tairpfield
Henry B
Parni
Danburr
Groenfield
Morgan
Cnurke Shire
Spoddard
Stoddard
Benjamin Ko Morgan
Auto Without Brakes Triggers Stratford Man Arrest
Stratford man Vecchio of 425 Bure avenues was arrested last night after an automobile without brakes collided on Assuth Street and Greserat Avenue, causing extensive damage to several vehicles. Suspect Da il Slattery of 1082 Esist Main Street reported injuries from a separate incident on Muiretréet near Chapel Street involving Merion Chaw of In droite vei.
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Aalviccore Vecchio
Bure
Sb K. Wi
Daniel Slattery
Assuth Street
Greserat Avenue
Rolig
Union
Chapel Street
Mise Merion
Court Marina to Work Degree for Wheeler
Fragmentary text describes a degree team and work on a project, with references to Murphy and Connections Avenue. The passage mentions a court or committee setting and a sequence of dates and games, but details are unclear.
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Court Marina
Wheeler
Tuurt Shepina
Povesgtery
Arte Jen
Jdeerhholi
Fon Murphy
Ds 4
Memorial plan to honor Governor Robert Treat in Milford
Milford plans outlined by the special committee of the Chamber of Commerce seek to acquire the old Telsby property at West Main and Cherry streets for a Robert Treat Memorial Park. The project involves 2000 plus descendant involvement and a national scope with support from prominent state residents and historical organizations.
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Milford
Specii
Wil
Geel H. Trew
Bridgs
Robert
Treav
Telsbyrroperty
West Main
Cherey Streets
Fia
Robert Treat
Morky Park
Odd Wellows
Goverine Rohnert
United States
Trowhividwe
Tila Placa
Lown
Aria B. Brook
Vingeria
American Ertas Company
Trestors
3Brook
Jag
Wih Oe
Mobert ‘Trea Iketer
Women Discuss Service On Juries In Hartford Assembly Hall
A city meeting of the Voters League opened in the assembly hall at the Historic Se mety. Mrs. Herbert Knox Smish presided. Speakers, including Mrs. Thomas Hepburn, attacked Judge Els as opposed to women juries, while Mrs. H. Deming of Hartford objected to the report. The afternoon session weighed the need for women jury service and called for organizational changes, with remarks on state appointments and suffrage. The gathering noted two dozen voters groups in Fairfield County and referenced Bridgeport delegates.
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Mena Voters League
Semety
Herbert Knox Smish
Thomas Hepburn
Connecticut Womens’ Suffrage League
Judge Els
Isha al
H. Deming
Hartford
Bill
Tigpburh
Taines Rourke
Lindvspert
Rose
Hepburn
Guy
Misa Marjory Cheney
Ginsh
Mes
Hepburn Shiy
Patefield
Sovius
Padefield
Pulbory
Prinsty
Aloald
Elaine Wert
Marjory
Samuel Shaw
Redding
Fairfield County
Emerson Newell
Greenwich
Arkansia
Fairfield
Bridgetters League
Patrifield
Bridgeport
Harry Ives
Lynn Wilson
H. Ward Fleck
James Rourke
McDonald
Anges Thorners
Daniel Alize
William Richardson
Mica Veers
Ray C! Clarke
George Crawford
Westport Chief to Add Two Men to Force Soon
Westport on November 14 reports Chief of Police Charles Gulflex plans to expand the force with two more officers soon. The chief patrols daytime duties, handles traffic with his motorcycle, and assigns Misht to Frank Van pits the center while Michael Dominick oversees Saugatuck. Welter Batty patrols Greens Farms district, a former Pershing picket.
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Westport
Charles Gulflex
Linte
Misht
Frank van
Greens Rms
Welter Batty
General Persaing
Mrs Stokes Virtually Wins Separation Suit
New York on November 4 1920s era report states Mrs Keltn youd Stokes nearly wins separation from her husband E D Stokes as lawyers say the suit will not be opposed in Supreme Court custody alimony and two children to be addressed in coming testimony Monday.
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New York
Keltn
Stokes
D. Stokes
Uderee
Beng
Air
Stekex
Geelsion
Yin
Local notices and sales and social events in Westport area
In Westport and Norwalk district pages, residents report land sales including lot Nos 46 35 and a ten foot strip, deed transfers to Wester ls and Cor nof land in Great Marsh. A charity sale and tea at the Bedford house features dressmaking and millinery sessions, with a schedule of community events and a restricted event timeline beginning November 21 at 7 oclock.
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Whstsurt
Leelle Samii
Ancerson
Sopmenlb
Cody
Flomt
Awlie AM
Veturiora Porters
Wearpore
Bedford Louse
Saute
Norwork
Muilbnary
U S Chamber of Commerce Pushes to Revoke Jones Law
The American Chamber of Commerce adopts a resolution urging Congress to repeal the Jones Law governing the Philippine Islands and replace it with an enabling act, establishing the Philippines as a preserved territory of the United States. Manuel Roxas, accompanied by advisers, travels to Washington to push for independence and explain the Philippine position to President Coolidge and Congress. President Quezon denounces U S military rule as inadequate, criticizing governance and advocating greater Filipino responsibility.
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Maniba
American Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Philippine Islands
Philippines
United States
We Chamber of Commerce
Manuel Roxas
Fasiliar
House of Representatives
Corps of
Technics
Jay
Coolidge
Philippina
Pilipinas
Leonard Woods
Roxas
Act
Ing
Philippine Independence Commission
Washington
Senate
Quezon
Windgraio
Fidpings
Quezon Sai Govenor
Wood
Dirigible Makes Another Sail Attempt Today
Weather favored last night as Nava Alt Station and Lakehurst N J announced a new attempt by the dirigible at six for a blast toward Boston with possible stops via Hartford and New Haven. If on time it will fly over the city around seven, only the motor sound and cabin lights signaling arrival.
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Bryeudeep
Henaetidowl
Nava
Lakehurst
N. J
Boston
Hartford
New Haven
Community plans for post annual meeting and events
Fairfield November 14. The George Al rea Smith Post of the American Legion discussed plans for its annual meeting to be held Tuesday December 11 and ideas to enlarge post membership and activities. A social and financial success marked Mrs VA Wyetten’s Yankee Division auxiliary party on Miller Avenue. Social events include Star of Connecticut Lodge meetings and a church women’s group planning fall and winter activities.
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George Alrea Smith
American Legion
Mm Sherman
Eacy
Mra. VA
Wyetten
Miller Avenue
Yankee Division
Conncticut Lodge
Sherherdy
Retaldher
Rei Men's Hell
Greenfield Congregational
St. Michael's Association
St. Michaels Church
Tunsia Hill Road
Tunsia
Church of Christ
Fur & Séwine
Raat
Red Men's Hall
Greenfield Church
Sherman Hell
Procera
Police After Ash Cans In Disjointed Note
Fragmentary OCR reads as police after ash cans amid a garbled threat note. Residents Mrs Leventhal questioned police action and involvement. unclear context, names, places, or dates appear ambiguously in the text.
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