Cow Loses Its Way On Post Road
WAIRFLULD Nov 23 The traffic on the Post road near Grasmere halted as a cow wandered off course trying to explore the world. Officers and bystanders attempted to move her, while residents and children watched. After a long standstill the cow wandered into a field and was tied awaiting ownership.
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Wairfluld
Grasmere
Treile
Grasmere Avenue
Osicery
Arthur Gennett
Walt
Willim Hendarson
Long View
Alvanuo
Ross
Ben
Glbeattar
Agh Croek
Smallpox and Other Cases Reported in State Weekly Bulletin
The weekly bulletin notes 206 cage cases in the state for the week ending Nov 18, a rise from the previous year, with diphtheria and scarlet fever rising and whooping cough slightly up. Bridgeport records several diphtheria cases and the sole smallpox cases in the state are linked to Bridgeport.
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Bureau of Preventable
New Britain
Troy
Uridwepur
Casey
Bridgeport
Falrflala
Bridgaport
Connecticut Faces Smallpox Variants and Death Rates
A state health pamphlet notes Connecticut has a mild smallpox variant with low deaths, contrasting Denver’s 1904 and 1922 figures. The Bureau of Preventable Disease cites 624 cases and 87 deaths in Denver in 1904 and 610 cases with deaths through November 1922, illustrating mortality differences and urging awareness.
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Connecticut
Bureau of Preventable Disease
Tite Department of Health
Denver
Denver Tita
State Bureau
Legion Commanders To Hear Convention Report
Westport, Nov 24. The reports of Fairfield County delegates to the national American Legion convention in New Orleans will be presented at a meeting of the County Legion Association Tuesday night. County Commander Justin Pennall of Stamford and others from Bridgeport will deliver the report. Guests include Matthias Post and Women's Auxiliary of Westport. a short program will follow.
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Westport
Tatrfield County
The
American Legion
New Oneane
Wille
Mnedlor’ Association
State
Edward J. Kelly
Bridgeport
Josetin Pennall
Stamford
Albert Whoway
Albert J. Merritt
Bonalde Park
Ks Tyne Report
Will upheld by jury in New London probate case
In a New London probate action the jury upheld the will of Mrs. Adusustu La Litter who died in May 1921, leaving $56,000 to relatives of her late husband Joseph Luther and to David Armatrang and Muriel Armatrang of Croton. The Armatrangs are not related to the Luthers. The contest by Luther’s nieces and nephews follows a prior trial where jurors disagreed on Luther’s sanity.
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New London
Orly
Dnon
Adusustu la
Baw Tinoseph Luthor
Ne ‘Med
David Armatrang
Tholy
Muriel
Cro+ton
Armatrangs
Luthers
Luther
Alfonisiy
Section Hand Dies After Plank Hit By Train
Cornelius J. Murphy aged 0 years died in Tanbury hospital from injuries after a plank swung from a moving train struck his abdomen. Murphy, a section hand for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad, was aboard the crew near this city when the accident occurred.
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Tanbury
Cornelius J. Murphy
Otarias
Biel
Murphy
New York, New
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