Delayed paving plans for plaza due to cold weather and track work
Public Works Director Jacob A Courtice says paving the plaza will start in spring but cannot begin until the Connecticut Track Company finishes laying tracks on Water Street. Extreme cold will prevent work this winter, delaying the plaza improvement until warmer months. The project aims to have pavement ready when Stratford and nearby towns open their markets in May.
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England Government Wins Wire Victory in Commons
The English government won a sweeping victory in the house of commons as a Libor Leader’s motion to appoint a committee to investigate coal production and output was rejected. The government secured 254 votes to reject the measure, marking a decisive parliamentary win.
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Milford Deaths and Marriages Notice Summary
Notices from Milford area record a funeral for Mrs. Martenret Me Si and a civil war veteran, Tibballs, with burial in Milford Cemetery. Marriage announcements include Ralph Bench and Janet Lyon at 142 Rogers Avenue. Also noted are church services for Mrs. John Williams and a civil lawsuit case involving James M. McNernney versus George T. Risher in Norwalk.
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Monsual
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Abert Pilbatle
Ager
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Thomas Tibballs
Mourteeh Volunteer Tegiment
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St. Mary's Church
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Woodmont
Ralph Sinhedes Bench
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Wrederiele W. Lean
Rogers Avenue
Tha First Baptist Church
John Williams
Tha Church
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New Haven
Brother Blackwell
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Milford Cremetery
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Harmless Laxative
Public notice-like ad marketers urge parents to choose "California" Syrup of Figs for children noting its tasty flavor and safe laxative effects. It warns to verify the package bears the California name and to follow dosing directions on each bottle.
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Tapety Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old ad copy touts Tapety Cold Compound as easing severe colds. It claims dosing every two hours for three doses breaks up illness, relieves runny nose, headache, fever, and sore muscles, with no quinine and a pleasant taste, selling cheaply in drug stores.
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