Stray Cow Drifts Down Post Road to Grasmere Avenue
FATRITELL November 23 A cow tired of fields wandered the Post road toward Graymoyre and Grasmere Avenue. Immovable at times, it blocked traffic as officers and bystanders attempted to move it. Attempts to coax or relocate the animal failed until it wandered toward a nearby yard.
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Fatritell
Graymoyre
Troffle
Ogs
Crass
Grasmere Avenue
Starieg
Bouler
Tongs
Smallpox cases limited to Bridgenort in state report
Weekly bulletin shows only smallpox cases in Bridgenort during the week ending Nov 18, with 88 cases reported in the state and 42 in New Britain. Other diseases like diphtheria, scarlet fever, whooping cough show slight week-to-week changes, while total smallpox cases across the state remain minimal.
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Furean
New Britain
Hay
Walrheld
Stata
Bridgenort
Smallpox Here of Light Variety in Connecticut
A 1932 health bulletin from the Barony of Preventible Cleanse notes smallpox here of light variety with a high death rate. It compares Connecticut to Denver 1821 and lists yearly cases and deaths, highlighting a 30.6 percent mortality in the period. The bulletin urges awareness and shows a five year chart of cases and fatalities.
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Connecticut
Bint Department of Health
Colorado
Denver
Legion Commanders To Hear Convention Report
Westport November report on the American Legion national convention in New Orleans will be presented at a county meeting Wednesday night. State Commander Edward J. Kelly of Bridgeport, County Commander Juanin Tennall of Stamford, Albert Whaway and Albert J. Merritt of Bridgeport head the delegation. Delegates from nearly every post in the county attend the meeting at the Wading. The visitors from Matthias Post and Ausillay Post will be welcomed, followed by a brief local program.
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Westport
Walg Ntty
the American Legion
New Orleans
Edward J. Kelly
Bridgeport
Juafin Tennall
Stamford
Albert Whaway
Albert J. Merritt
Pridgeport
Commiss Tes
Gabor Dax
Seaside Park
Bidgeport
Rao
Matthias Post
Ausillay P Wester
Augusta Luther Will Upheld by Jury
In New London a Superior court jury upheld a 1922 will of Augusta Da Luther valued at $89,000. The will left the estate to relatives of her late husband Joseph Luther and to John and Mrs. David Armstrong and their daughter Muriel of Groton. Neighbors and nephews of Myra Cugher contested the will. a prior trial ended with a jury disagreement.
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New London
Gir
Augusta da Luther
Joseph Luther
Tohn
David
Armstrong
Muriel
Groton
Luther Wan
Man Fatally Injured By Plank On Moving Train
Coreilus J. Murphy, 86, a section hand for a railroad near Tranbur y, died in a hospital from internal injuries after a plank thrown from a moving train struck him. Murphy was stationed near the New York, New Haven & Hartford line and was working when the accident occurred this evening, with the plank catching between something and swinging back to strike him in the abdomen.
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Tranbury
Coreilus J. Murphy
Neo
Ebewede
Murphy
New York
New Saven & Nartfor
Raud
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