New Canaan Building Boom Signals Growth Amid Rising Prices
In New Canaan a housing boom grips the town as South avenue and Oak street sites attract buyers. Builders keep costs steady, while several homes near Oak and Harrison avenues advance. Residents foresee substantial new homes by next summer and a six day Firemen’s Carnival funds debt relief in December.
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New Canaan
Spe
South Avenue
Oak Street
Greet
Harrison Avenues
Wey Canaan
Howard Tward
Callar
George
Fbr
Everett
Surveyora
Harrison Avenue
Myr
William E. Piper
Clarand MacLaughlin
Prospect Heights
Edward Rutledge
Green Avenue
Bagdad
Canran
Monroe Residents Welcome Visitors At Hunting Season Weekends
Monroe reports a string of visitors from Waterbury Seymour New Haven Danbury and Torrington enjoying a short stay and the hunting season. Families including Judson Houseneck Knapp Smith Hawley and Beardaley are hosted by local residents with gatherings across multiple households.
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Monroe
Frank Judson
Curtlas William
Waterbury
Miss Tilly
New Haven
Henry Hawley
Danbury
Village
A. Stannerd
Miriam
Barnett
Gene Peck
Newtown
William Clark
Elmer Lund
Btevenson
Theodore Beardaley
The
Four Corners
Mia
Frank Whitting
Howard Holcomb
Grace Whitting
T. Donley
Torrington
Mr. Beardsley
Long Hill
Local Notes From Lordship Ward Nov 20
Mian L J Davis of Duica X P visits Mr and Mrs W C G Davis on Poplar Street. Davis spent the weekend at his brother's. Mrs Downee leaves Pauline Street for Bridgeport for the winter. The Woman's auxiliary of the Lordship Sunday school will hold a program on Stratford Road with Mrs J Reynolds present Thursday November 22. Mrs G Rutherford recently returned from New York. Weekly pinochle at the fire hall Tuesday evening drew a large crowd. Committee this month includes Mrs G Rutherford and Myre J Saulen. Mrs Louide Modrow visits her daughter in Meriden this week.
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Lordship
Mian
L. J. Davis
Duica
X. P
W. CG. Davis
Poplar Street
P. Davis
Hig Brother
J. Reynolds
Stratford Road
G. Ruther
New York
Myre
J. Saulen
Louide Modrow
Meriden
Stamford Policeman Bitten by Cat in City Incident
Stamford Nov. 20 Patrolman Walter Fabel of the local police department was bitten and scratched on the face by a cat at the Udell store. The cat, described as diseased, caused fear before being killed and the officer sought medical treatment.
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Stamspord
Walter Fabel
Udell
Brookfield Man and Boston Pastor Die in the Hub
Special to The Telegram reports Brookfield native Dr. Albert E. Dunning dies in Boston. A Yale 1887 graduate and Andover Seminary 1870 alumnus, he served as pastor, Sunday school administrator, and editor in chief of the Congregationalist. A separate note mentions a Liberia trip, local events, and community notices including a shower, injuries, meetings, and Grange activities.
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Brookfield
Albert E. Dunning
Hig Hore
Boston
Brookfeld
Th. Dunning
Brodeitch
Samsey
Fle
Yale University
Andover Theological Seminary
Chisa
Highland Church
Nestor
Millbrook
St. Paul's Parish
Hazzard
Liberia
Mraz, Elinor & Terrill
St. Paul's Church
Frank Bowdy
New Milford
Congregational Missionary Society
Clarence E. Vroman
Arnval Bank
Meen
Merritt Clark
Grange
Pekona Grange
Grange Hall
Marion Peterson
Danbury Hospital
Frank Stutzley
Elizzabeth
N. C
Leonard H. Elsenboss
New Asthma Cure Promises Instant Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Platts Kinex as a cure for asthma claiming rapid, narcotic-free relief by targeting an internal infection. It offers a $1 trial with a full refund if ineffective, and a free trial by writing to Clinical Laboratories in Cleveland.
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Platt
Ainex
Cleveland
Ohio
All Good Drug Stores
Marmola Proscription Tablets Ad Promotes Obesity Cure
An advertisement claims Marmola Proscription Tablets offer a painless obesity remedy previously linked to the Mar mula French prison. It asserts widespread availability at one dollar per box or direct from Marmola Co. in Detroit, promising no dieting or harsh methods to reach a normal body weight.
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Pat Peopla
Marmol Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Tate
Mrs Lou Meehan Speaks on State Factory Inspections
Mrs Lou Meehan of Redding addressed the Whitabury Woman's Republican club in Danbury, outlining work by female factory inspectors across the state. She described visits to about 8,000 factories and 50,000 stores, noting inspections of ventilation, safety, hours, and child labor, with violations typically petty and corrected promptly.
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Danbury
Meehan
Redding
Whitabury Woerman
Republican Club
Urdrasses Vrepa
Weirfield
Neir
Jovling
Jascer
Roput
Camisiaston
Magickenale
Danbury Case Continued Due to Injured Unable to Attend
The Danbury case involving Mayor A Homer Fillen and Danbury police arrest related to an automobile accident on Sugar Hollow road was continued to next Saturday morning because injured parties could not attend court. The proceeding centers on Francis and multiple injured individuals.
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Danbury de Telasram
MenNamara
Erpiof
A. Homer Fillen
Danbury
Sugar Wollow
Francis
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