Milford Inn Keeper Charged With Liquor Violation
Milford police arrested inn keeper Gus Garaventa and associate Elersy Cooper at the Twin Avenue Walpul ch on Sunday morning for illegal liquor sales. Garaventa and Cooper were released on bonds and are to appear in Kane Town court Monday. A related case involved James K. Reval Star from Far View Beach, cited for driving with a suspended permit.
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Milford
J. Mc Maher
Aul Xelive
Avenn
Naugatuck Avenue
Walpulch
Ida
Gus Garavemta
We Wilter
Elersy Cooper
Mayer
Lach
Kane Town Court
Ore Garaventa
Evis
Res Reval Star
Far View Beach
Leo Carro
Stare Wile
Ap. Wate
Several to face Westport court on auto cases
Local brief reports that multiple parties will be arraigned in Westport Town Court tomorrow before Judge Joseph Adama on drunkenness and related charges. Names and addresses are listed from Stamford New York areas, with scattered details about the incidents and prior actions.
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Westport Court
Milfordites Face Personal Tax Delinquency Totals
Milford authorities report about 1800 residents owe personal taxes with final notices issued on delinquency. Collections action moves toward court with Tax Collector Talley and assistant preparing warrants and cases for Judge Platt.
Milford Burglars Enter House in Night Theft
Milford Nov Special to the Telegram reports a burglary at a residence on a Saturday night or early morning. A window entry loosened a bank of stamps and assorted papers. Officers noted signs of cake consumption and items moved, with suspects described as possibly local youths.
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Wa Vredenek A. Valles
Mahr Gage
Palace Atte
Thon Picture Field
California
Iwes
Wales
Supers
Milford
Rice Police
Hind Wen
Sulivan
Stajza
Mtike
Ford
Thade
Berkshire and Botsford 10 Get Electric Service
Special to the Telegram reports plans to extend electric service to Berkshire and Botsford, with Senator Philo Tati and Representative Levi L. Moorly evaluating the project. Henry G. Curtis of Berkshire and Crowe, Keane & Co. of Botsford discussed plant expansion, line extension, and anticipated future towns to receive power, as officials aim to supply Sandy Hook homes soon.
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Sewtows
Mewsvex
Feutrer
Dantary & Bethel Suser Railway Company
Uly
Philo i Tati
Levi JL
Moorly
Berksidee
Sandy Fink
Walnut Tree Bi Willin
Henry G. Curtis
Berkatire
Crowe
Keane Bation Company
Botxford
Avele Road
Senagor Platt
Newtown
Henry Ch. Curtis
Rerksiive
Growe
J. Keane
Crowe, Keans Button Company
Tes
Condeconscous
Berishire
Bolafor
Bishop Acheson Confirms 18 At Southport Church Feat
Bishop Acheson of the Episcopal diocese confirms eighteen at Southport Church in a ceremony listing the confirmands. The service included numerous youths and mentions of church members dedicating their faith during the rite.
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Acheson
Southport
Devon Groups Plan Meetings and Holiday Fund Drive
Devon Improvement Association to hold regular meeting at the club house Monday night to discuss plans for a Christmas fund drive aiding needy children. Devon Teachers Association meets Tuesday. election of officers to be nominated at the club house with J. Doherty touted as likely successor. Mrs Thayer leaves Walnut Beach for Massachusetts. Parent Teachers Association to meet Friday afternoon for final schoolhouse session. Devon Union Sunday School plans a Christmas pageant and the scholars will perform a cantata titled Santa Claus.
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Devon
de Telesram
Pocahontas
Borsford Hall
Yuletide
Secia
George II, Wood
Estdeeport
Devon Alntetle Association
Evon
Yoetenton
J. Doherty
Thayer
Pis
Mra
Thomax Moody
Beachwood Avenue
Walnut Beach
Resi‘dence
Maasachusetts
Parent-teachers
Fire Destroys Fairfield Farmhouse Savings
A house on the Jennings estate near Fairfield burned, destroying the home and $230 in life savings kept in a bureau drawer. Charles Andrey Carlos, a farm laborer, and his family fled the blaze with only the clothes on their backs as the fire started from an overheated stove in the kitchen. Local fire crews battled the flames, but the structure and most belongings were lost.
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Jennings
Fairfield
Grasmere
Charles Andrey Carlos
Maines
Avo Simalpchndess
Imrpas
Lbic
Miusneraby
Fatrileta
Aydre
Tod
Two Arrested by Justice After Long Hill Smash
In WWNG WELL on Nov 23 Justice Nat dal ordered Eula and Davis of Bridgeport held after a head-on near the Vong road. One man attempted to repair a vehicle at Peter Bandsl's home, leading to a crash that drew the judge's action and both men were remanded pending further court appearances.
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Peter Bandsl
Davis
Bridgeport
Brakéx
Yaad
Natdal
Arbast
Devig
Anaver
Hoenne
Greenwich Priest Pliny Cooney Seriously Ill
Father Pliny Cooney of St. Mary’s Ronan Cadicle church in Greenwich is seriously ill with pneumonia. Bartow Brooks of New York City is called in for consultation to save the priest. Traffic on East and West Hin streets to Louis Avenue is closed to preserve necessary services.
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Maedraonia
Princeton
Lpi
Cooney
St. Mary's
Ronan Cadiclle
Qong Sumvien Che Hight
Iwi
Jmursea
Conatani
Bartow Brooks
New York City
Father Cooney
Louis Avenue
Hewig
Whrierburs
Prominence of Gladys and a Colonel in Governor's Circle
The Philadelphia Public Ledger recalls a scene where Gladys, daughter of a colonel on the Governor's staff, sees him in uniform at a nocturnal function. The child asks how she liked her father in uniform, the colonel praises her, and she retorts that they were mean to deny her a dream to play out.
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Gladys
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Irish Volunteer Rescues Man in Sudden Accident
An Irish man named Pat risks injury to save a tro man during an accident near a riverbank. He lands with force on the ladder and sustains heavy bruising before a doctor pronounces him brave yet modest. The incident draws praise for Pat's courage from onlookers.
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Pat
Mayba
Greenwich Probate Judge Wins Fifth Term in Office
Greenwich probate judge Stephen L. Radford wins another term as Judge of Probate. A respected local figure, he trained at New York University and Yale Law, served on the draft board, and held various Greenwich legal roles. He is active in local freemasonry and social organizations. His wife Besele Tryseel is from Greenwich prominence. their son Jesse attends Wesleyan College as a sophomore.
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Connecticut
Geeenwich
Radford
Af Achgla Lodge
A. F. Yds
Lockwood
Ington
ML Vford
Greenwich
Wesome
Greenwich Lodge
Ika
Greenwich Barrascela
Besele Tryseel
Charles WW. Tiseell
Beahmin Th Ruaeol
Pltliens
Gary Dare
Jesse Radford
Hola Gradi
Reehicheh High Schaut Ard
Phomore
Wesleyen College
Arrest Man for Selling Tobacco to Young Boys
Stamford Nov 5 Special The police arrested C Thanis keylet owner of a grocery at Ledar and Ludiow streets on charges of selling liquor and cigarettes to boys. A boy about 12 years old witnessed a man purchase items and the suspect was taken to police headquarters under $750 bonds for appearance before Judge Samuel Rating tomorrow in city courts.
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Toomorrow
Samuel ‘Rating
Stepney Workers Invite Members To Church Social
Stepney workers issue invitations for a social gathering at the church parlors on Saturday evening. The notice, signed by secretary Mary Irma Nit, references the Willan Ryan farm sale and other local house movements and changes in the community.
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Stepney
Stepniry
Viety
Bantt
Miey Irma
Willan Ryan Farm
Slale Voorg Ime Dee
Ryan
Rouse
Ter
Osborn
Canaan
Twin Lakes
Ava
Beardstew and
Frark
Cartan Haye
Chariton
Maas
Joyce Hax
Theodors Green
Long 3
Local notices and society updates from Ivar Avenue area
Lordship W. W. Thome of Ivar Avenue ill with a Pearlville clock condition improved. Mrs. Richard Near and daughter Miss Lili Near leave for New York to spend the holidays with Trlenst. Stratford Fire Company No. 1 drilled Thursday evening at the Wyehouse. The Woman’s Auxiliary held a program meeting at the seat Mrate Josapa Reynolds Thursday afternoon. Miss Moore, foreign worker in the Second Booney anarch gave a talk on Americanization experiences among the satiana. Mrs. Albert S. Anderson sang a group et Ronge Homer and Hugo Walt Atier attended. Refreshments served. Next meeting December ac t the home of Mrs. Groton on Grove at rest.
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Thome
Ivar Avenue
Richard Near
Lili Near
New York
Trlenst
Stratford Fire Company
Wyehoure
Auaillavyy
Loriship
Josapa Reynolds
Miss Moore
Booney
Norwalk Arrests For Lascivious Curtilage
In Norwalk at 2 a m Toney Thompson of Port Power Street and Sule Johnson of South Norwalk were arrested for lascivious curtilage near a drop in Johnsen yard. Thompson posted $300 bond while Johnson remained held pending further action.
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Norwalk
Toney Thompson
Bort Pow! Street
Sule Johnson
South Norwalk
the Johnsen
Thompson
Wan Seleeaég
Didar
Milford Hospital Drive For Funds Three Days
Milford plans a three day fund drive led by local volunteers to raise donations for the hospital. Donors can drop items at town public arrivals or give to school children collecting on route, with canned goods and vegetables requested. volunteers coordinate telephone ads to assist.
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Milford
Mov
Hares
Cheney
Mies
Avs
Putney
Williams of Westport Dies Victim of Cancer
Special to Westport Telegram reports William Williams a hat factory worker turned Avery and taxi operator died early this morning of cancer. Survived by three sons Dr. Robert Williams Hartford Theo and Vincent Williams a sister Mrs. Willenherst Williams of Bridgeport and brothers George R Williams of Norwalk and Charles Williams employed in Norwalk. Funeral and burial details listed. service at Church of the Sympton with interment at King Street Cemetery.
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Westport
Willamy Williaham
Ager
Ratuch
Canonicitr
Wiltams Ig
Thesa Wits
Robert Williams
Hartford
Teo
Vincet WI
M Ge Willenherst Williams
Bridgeport
George R. Witenvs
Charles Bh. Willan
Norwalk
Wen
Avery and Taxi
Lt Wealper
HLS
Ghureh
Buri
King Atreet
Norwalk Gops Detained in Drunkenness Arrests
Several arrests were made for drunkenness in Norwalk as police broke up a party at Mrs. Anna Hamilton’s home on Water Street. Suspects include George Myon held on $150 bond for breach of peace, intoxication, and resisting an officer. Others named “Woody” Austin and Lol Bitager are jailed on similar charges. Mrs Hamilton and her son Edward are held on $180 bond for breach of the peace and intoxication. Justice hearing set for Monday before Judge Vosburgh.
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Norwalis
George Myon Fe
Belaé Beld
Woody" Austin
Stumped Cord Curzon Question Revealed in Tale of Tra
An excerpt from Tale of Tra by Lord von recounts Cord Curzon being asked a riddle about ages and succession by Heng Chang during a staged photo session. The dialogue touches on Emperors, their six sons, and personal marriage status in a cryptic exchange.
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Cureton
Oy Heng Chang
Von
Edwin Button seeks legal change amid misquoted pleas
Fragmentary text shows Edwin Button appealing to the Supreme Court for permission to change his note. The source mentions unnamed friends causing him embarrassment and a disruption of social status, with references to a boat and a controversial incident. No clear dates or full names are confirmed.
Newark to Assist Milford in Plans for Treat Park
Milford plans to form a Robert Treat Memorial association with Newark Chamber support. A Finance Committee led by General Ford and George M. Cuon will raise funds, coordinating with notable figures from Newark, Milford, and New York. The Newark Chamber has invited Milford to a November 30 meeting to discuss financial backing and project outlines for the fall 1324 celebration.
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Milford
Specter
Robert Treat
Ford
Honbrery
George M. Cuon
Afilford
Heres
EB. Brookes
Ansonio
Herriet CG. Warren
New Haven
J. F. Naany
New
Charles A. Categon
Newark
Noody
Arthur Blark
Simon Lake
Mifords
Mre
N. M. Pond
New York
Messrs
Gunn
Warren, Downs and Clark
Brooks
American Brass Company
Whis
Carrigan
Ropert Treat
Hotel Corporation of
Pond
Tale
Anance Committee
Treat
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Ainner
Ceek 1
Trowbridge
Easton Whist Social Features Local Celebrations
Easton residents hosted a Thanksgiving week of games and gatherings at multiple homes, with a Whist party, prizewinners named, and guests from Bridgeport and nearby towns. The event included an afternoon of cards, a pink and green luncheon, and birthday celebrations for a local resident.
Salesman Held On Embezzlement Count
Walter Ayrault of Huntington is to be arraigned in New Flavor City court tomorrow on a charge of embezzlement. The alleged scheme involved improper collections at 4108, with no proper accounting.
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Walter Ayrault
Ilty Court
Ananda
Stratford Man to Be Tried in Westport
Stratford man Henry Hennin will be tried tomorrow by Judge Joseph Adams in Westport on charges of reckless driving after his car struck Donald McDonald of Waterbury and John Knahlin of Fairfield Avenue. Both injured men were taken to Newwalk hospital. Hennin’s case has been postponed several times awaiting their recovery.
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Westport
Strucls
Rank Hennir
Stratford
Joseph Adams
Hewes
Donald McDonald
Waterbury
John Knahlin
Fairefield Avenue
Newwalk Hospital
Trumbull Fire Dept Debuts New Chemical Engine Parade
Nov 25 the Trumbull Fire Department celebrated the new chemical engine with a rain-shortened parade and inspection by Bridgeport Assistant Chief Beardslee. speakers from General Electric praised the apparatus and urged district cooperation, followed by a radio concert and refreshments hosted by members’ wives.
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Trumbull
Chet Beardsley
Farmer
General Electric Company
General Electric
Ali Tha
Bayard Selaywood
Stratford
Leonard Hawley
Edwin Evittts
Misa
Albert Relmer
Breidgeport
Charles Evitts
Evelyn French
Mise Phrils Walker
Lacy Hil
Charles Paul
Daniels Farms
Grange Hall
Grandma's
E. L. Tucker
Ridgefield observes American Education Week at Memorial School
Ridgefield on November 25 observed American Education Week at Memorial School. Students studied the constitution preamble as “Constitution Day,” recited the poem Jove of Country, read The Man Without a Country, and held discussions on the teacher’s role and literacy. Visitors included local residents and families during the week.
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Ridgefield
Savenir
Benjamin Franklin Publi
D. Basneut
Joseph Roberts
Georges J. Racktivell
Airs
Fred Scofield
Hayriot
G. W. Neth
Wm. Cargon
Mira
C.D. Nash
Harry Bennett and Son
C. A. Walket
Lyons Plains Auxiliary Meets in Weston Gathering
Weston November 25 Special to the Telegram. The Lyons Plains auxiliary met Thursday with Mrs. Thomas Treadwell. George Adams plans a hunting trip in Winsted. Mr. and Mrs. John Woader of Stratford recently visited Bradley Street. An addition is being built on Mrs. Allee Biernhland’s Elivhen estate. Mrs. David Coley spent Wednesday with Mrs. F. L. K. Perris. Thomas W. Treadwell is quite ill with blood poisoning. Mrs. Henrietta Brown is seriously ill.
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Weston
Lyons Plainn
Thomas Treadwell
George Adams
Winsted
John Woader
Stratford
Bradley Street
F& Belns
Allee Birehland
David Coley
FL KK. Perris
Thomas W. Treadwell
Henrietta Brown
Pokong Grange elects A Royce US new master
At the Pokong Grange regular meeting in Refoyee hall the officers for the coming year were chosen. Arthur R Joyce over st élite Camp was named master with George Cammis as lecturer and Clarence Anderson as assistant steward. Other officers include Kenneth Wildman chaplain Miles Labys treasurer Arthur Peterson secretary Willan H Blackman Ceres Mia Ada Benedict Pomona Lillian O Weeks lay assistant steward Clarence Jones on the lay executive committee. A health play by Iron Works School pupils at Altssian church Tuesday evening to raise funds for equipment. Funeral of Mrs Sarah Joyes held at her home with interment at Germann AMrea. Various local residents noted in attendance.
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Trrookfield
Iron Works
Altssian Church
Selock
Arch School
Sarah Joyes
Daniel D. Joyce
Luther N. Pores
Willem B. Wets
Clarence H. Vroman
Edmund Wejana Merritt M. Clark
Amrea Cornelia State Temaber
Gilbert and Bennett School
Georgetown
Mra Biel
Henry
Ely Cream Balm Relief for Cold Symptoms
An old promotional piece touts Ely Cream Balm for quick head cold relief. It claims cleansing nostrils, easing swollen membranes, and clearing the head with a nasal antiseptic cream from a druggist, promising instant relief and better breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarch
Gland Treatment Restores Health Says Robert Laws
Robert George Laws, a retired London broker, claims glandular tablets revived his health at age 72, saying they restore vigor of youth. The ad touts Giandogen, a glandular tonic from young animal glands, available at Hindle Deve Store and via mail order with prompt attention.
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Robert George Laws
London
Laws
Clandogen
Hindle Deve
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Sry
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Mabel Edwarda
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Pokong Grange
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