Local court fines and jail for multiple liquor and driving offenses
A report from New Haven area jails details numerous cases. Defendants include Al Moriarity fined 200 plus costs for a liquor raid. Clarence Bennett jailed ten days after a coronial hearing. Peter Guyver and Mary Masel testified on intoxication. Adolph Roshamer charged with reckless driving. Other drivers faced fines for spurious markers, careless operation, and passing on the wrong side, with several appeals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dsr Clarence BK
Teddy
H Cresk
Peter Guyver
New Haven
Arthur J. Kenneth
Wlit
Mary Masel
New Tryed
Alex Zapstaryniuk
Ian
AL McCloud
Ewark
Neda Qrivet
Harry Bachrach
New Tver
Metcalf
Wime
Arthur Defeenas
Bridgeport
Bonayes
Wuld Humistead
Sly
Samuel Nickerson
Elwood
Old-Time Offices Still Survive in Milford Town
In Milford Oct 4 the Board of Selectmen all reelected at the biennial election were sworn in for two years by Jailor W. Platt. Marty M. Merwin chairs the board with L. Doherty and Edward B. Brothers reappointed. The major action was appointing minor town officers for the present administration, with eighteen appointments made and most incumbents retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Town
Caplain
S Ee
Welington
Bristol
Ebert A. Suarh
A. B. Dixon
Fred J
Pinte
Agar T. Clark
Calvin T. Brown
John T
Stubbed Toe Breaks Leg in Norwalk Accident
Shillyay Cer of Bury Avenue reports a broken foot after stubbing at Norwalk's Regent Theatre area. He fell on the sidewalk, was helped by friends, and taken to Norwalk Hospital where X rays confirmed a broken limb. He will be home for several weeks as he recovers.
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Westporn
Shillyay
Bury Avenue
Norwalk
Erdag
West Avenue
Regent Theatre
Hon
Ireimber
Shalvey
Andrew Davey
Main Street
Ollivar
Uae
Stile Health Department
Suspers Johnson
Stanley Hf. Osborne
New Stratford Plans Move Forward for High School
Stratford officials discuss building a new high school and issuing a $250,000 bond after approval by Legislature and voters. The School Board also backs a school savings plan, to be optional for families, with cooperation from Stratford Trust Company and local banks. Monday council meeting expected to renew leadership and committees for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Board of Education
Webare Finance
Counci
Ac & Trelock
Upuneil
Woris Giarledi
Council
Board of Edtigation
Meriden
Providence
Sk. 1
Stratford Trust Company
Whine Bank
Connell
Bonalé
Sammis
Chrairman
Nias
Westport Town Court hears cases and schedules events
Westport reports three town court cases since July 1 as Deputy Judge Joseph Adams and Priv secular Jddavard i Bradles prepare for An' cryes. Meanwhile a Hiltons wen party is planned, Boy Scouts may join the Y.M.C.A. boys department, and local exhibits at the Danbury Fair draw large crowds. The Wentport jainkend Tense company’s new building progresses, a meeting seeks Scouts’ program changes, and Philadelphia speaker J Henry Scallergood to lecture on Européan situation at the M C A on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Speek
Joseph Adams
Priv
Jddavard i. Bradles
M. Dassen
Tanierfont Teats
Conpo
Yenus Uolov
C Town
Ealy
Danbury
Westport Jay
Charles J. Quigley
Hotel Square
Boy Scouts
Swibpary
Ihe
Henly
Wentport Jainkend
Phwii Improveement Association
J. Henry Scallergood
Philadelphia
Mr. Scallergood
France
Ruhr
Trumbull Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
Trumbull on Oct 4 reports the Trumbull Club meeting at President Mrs Frederick Gaoner home. Officers elected include President Mrs Gustave Wothekers Vice President Mrs Herman Strobel Treasurer Albert Christie and Secretary Mrs Alte Guin Rae. Twelve other appointments made for year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull Club
Trumbull
Frederick Gaoner
Wrdnonxdicy Estarnoan
Mra Guative Wotehrrs
Ateo
EL Wma Beer
Herman Strobet
Albert Christie
Alte Guin Rae
Nike Elkege
Wnty
Mra
Louis
Matthiws
Bre
Ide Man Strobel
Ars
Albert Cyriscle
Bridgeport
Aes
D. Tesynolis
Tillan Bruisminde
Village Improvement Society
Roward S. Beach
Sebastian Spetthers
Ark
Christopher C. Wellents
Oho
Danbury
Junnia Brinsmnde
Bridgepork
Ridgefield Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Peace Breach
Ridgefield man Mead was sentenced to 30 days in jail for breach of the peace by Justice Samuel Noneie. The term was suspended on promise to refrain from trouble. He faced additional charges for disturbances and threats to a police officer, with related local notices and births reported.
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Ridgefield
Ridgemielt
Brikeesiegial
George Med
Samuel m Noneie
Mead
Ernest Cl. Wilsons
Steader
Palleemean
Hier
Grimie Aumater
Thomas Glyn
Danbury Hospital
Sehnol
Wittoe Wow
Marion Nash
Dubeiyi
J. A Byroi
Fairfield PATRIA OD Gl 4-oG Speciaty Tie Telescam
Local notices describe tomorrow’s town events and meetings. Citizens gather for civic groups, church activities, and school happenings. Highlights include a veterans service, a theatre guest, football action, a freshman dance, and the Knox Improvement Society meeting with election results to be announced.
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Patria
Sulecinen
Ala
Vine
Rhode
Byron Deraey
Sherman
Ameai Wan Legon
Greentoly
St. Michael’s Church
Fairfield Pastor Preaches First Lemon Fair
A Fairfield pastor from the Binat Church of Congregational will preach at a lemon fair on Saturday and again Sunday. He will be out of town for several weeks and a formal welcome reception is unlikely for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairfield
Oet
Rspeuia
Eran
Binat Churet Ag
Mulyuieddenter
New Haven Republicans May Nominate Woman for Mayor
The New Haven Republican group considers nominating Mrs. Tlenev AY Townsend for mayor. Party leaders praise her civic work, including library board service and leadership in the League of Women Voters, and will present her name at the upcoming convention on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Fred Wyorhurman
Publeah
Tlenev
Townsend
Miles
Tejon
Mu Wirasetta
Tawa
Library Board
Mayer Sile Goraia
League of Wane Volors
Dr Wales site 10 Monroe for fire house plan
Dr Wales donors a tract of land on 10 Monroe for a new fire house. Town officials propose funding and a vote to authorize construction by the fire department. Community committees and local residents discuss the plan amid other civic items at the meeting.
Body Found Near Tracks Amid Turbulent Night
A body was found near railroad tracks as police detained several suspects in a morning raid. Medical workers prepared for an autopsy while authorities investigated possible links to a string of recent incidents. The case drew swift arrests and ongoing inquiries into motive and timing.
Devon Teachers Resign for Better Pay in Ansonia
Devon teachers resign from positions effective October 1 to accept new posts in Milford and other towns, citing substantial pay increases. Among those leaving are Miss Padder Towne and Miss Thu Watt, with others moving to Milford hospital roles or local schools. Reports note recoveries from accidents and family visits as residents prepare for changes in staffing.
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DEVON
Ansonia
War
Obrien
Warvington
Aan
Naw
Haven
Mira
Padder Towne
Hogehers
Thu Watt
Milfera
Paleonne
Unified Northeast Railroads Urged by Industrial Leaders
Industrial leaders press for a consolidated Northeast railroad system. Willie Lives backs the plan as a path to efficiency, while Charles Mbox of Release argues for broad support. A New England committee report warns that existing routes hurt shippers and public welfare, stressing national interests in a streamlined network.
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Willie
PryeAranth Coriktse
Othe Literstate
Conineres
Charles Mbox
Lsten
Poulyt
of Publi Opinion
Amster
United States
Perty
Fairfield Grangers to Exhibit Apples at Meeting
Fairfield Grangers plan an October meeting program as members from New Canaan and Trumbull granges attend. An entertaining program is to be presented during the Tuesday night session following the October 16 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Grangers
Palsmielt
Get
J Ispeenit
Veiegratt
Greenfield Mill
New Canaan and
Trumbull
The
Grange
Notable speakers at Norwalk Sunday school meeting
Notable Sunday school authorities will speak at the Lining field county Sunday School convention in Norwalk on Tuesday October 9. Pear M. Honline of Chicago will chair and present a series of addresses. Prof. Walter Tate and Prof. Charles A. Dinsmore are named for leadership roles. Miss Corinth C. Crausing of New York will lead the Children's Division. Rev Albert C. Thomas of New York will discuss Young People's Work. The event includes a morning and afternoon program beginning at 11 o'clock, with sessions on worship material and pastor supervision. Expenses for a delegate to the State Shoe convention will be provided by the Fairfield county delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Laing Field County
Pear M
Honline
Chicago
Walter Tatheate
International Sunday School Association
Charles A. Dinsmore
Yate Bivlilly School
Coorg UN Kyet A
Efield D. I
Capecia
Tittlefield
Alka
Corinth C. Crausing
New York
Albert C. "Thomas
Willkwantic
Framh Tisthick
Fairfield County
Ile Larreat
Denison
Rat
Fairfield to raise grand list by half a million dollars
The town approves a $500,000 increase to the grand list, aiming to keep the tax rate near last year’s level. Officials estimate the total grand list around $2.12 million and say the tax rate should remain essentially unchanged, pending final assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ahah
Inc. Avesors
Othr Film
Maat Wien
Board of
Minne
Wedding notices and social events in a fog of garbled text
An array of names appears, naming couples and observers, with references to a wedding, best man, and social gatherings. The legible items mention Milas Gerceide Flirsellongay, Ales Kathteen Frivkle, Mrniactayg, and Leon Batatend among others, but most details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Letruasten
Voleertag
Aayetheorer
Stearford Road
Miss Limi
Mira Borling
Albert Moucow
Waterbury
Teuely
Moarlvon
Joseph Reynons
Sontrard
Shell
Leon Batatend
Denny Folerwing
Long Hill HOS Tile Set and Fire Gong Plans
A Waterbury Republican reader item notes tension over a bridge project near Long Hill center and Daniel’s Kabm district, with an older Negroe girl story tied to health department timing. The piece references garden schemes, labor moves abroad, and a health inspection twist on a domestic incident involving smallpox.
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Dee Speket
Peregrine Regia Pioath
Lens
Rhober
Renshteranion
Linpeskank
Mumesek
Emo Cue
Ugaritie
Milford to Observe Fire Prevention Week
Special to the Telegrainy reports Fire Prevention Week will be observed in Milford under a presidential proclamation. Fire officials plan a general observance and a special program with Chief Staws visiting schools to promote fire prevention and safe use of fire.
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Milford
Coolidge
Staws
Greenwich School Battle Looms Over Milbank Estate Plan
A town meeting in Greenwich on Friday plans to decide on a $7.5 million school project and the possible purchase of 20 acres of the Milbank estate on Mast Putnam Avenue. The Milbank heirs refuse to sell, risking a condemnation process and years of delay, while a Rockefeller Foundation survey weighs options and cost.
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Nnsech
Get
Skough
Milbank
Mast Putaen Avenue
Boston Post
Qi Iy
Boston Post Road
Greenwich
Ben (. Seltz
Cox- Cod
New York World
WS. Meany
Havemeyer
Rockefeller Foundation of
New York
Br Wo
Audien Fas
Milhante Estate
Mie Lang
Herpuel
Preme Court
United State
Typhoid Cases Reported in Stamford Camp
Health officials warn of ongoing typhoid cases as Stamford camp reports two new infections amid broader statewide rise in communicable diseases. The State Board of Health morbidity tally shows 67 new cases last week and Hartford leading with 23, Bridgeport nine. diphtheria, scarlet fever, and measles also appear in the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Hartford
Bridgeport
Funeral for Austin Conger in Berkshire Home
The funeral service for Austin P. Conger, 34, who died after weeks of illness at Berkshire, was held at Trinity Church Newtown. Rev James T Tashar officiated. Mr Conger, a music lover, was a member of Santa Hook band and Hiram No 18 R A M. He survived by three sons, a daughter, his parents, and a half-brother. Burial followed in Berkshire. An auto crash on Main Street caused traffic delays. no serious injuries reported.
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Newtown
Austin P. Gonger
Berkshire
Conger
S. Cucks & Son
Avervont
Elewis
Santy Hook Band
aleCiymons Hestra Gadsis
Mra
F. Conger
Rossford
Paul Morrow
Bridgeport
James T. Tashar
Trinity Church
Newetwa
Cutssuen
Hirain
H. G. Warner
Ian Kelly
Joan D. Witsehler
Frank
Maini Street
Danbury
Gust Boyasi
Llne Street
Ausonix
Kyraile
PH. Gannan Wan
Traffe
John Cassins
Sandy Hook
Corgetius Ip
Collins
Main Street
Main
Taylor
Ty Ganneslin
Vere
Monee Madigat
Jen Marlizan
Thaetford
Sve
Tasini Avenue
Wakeman Collects $4198 in Taxes
Tax collection report shows Wakeman receiving four thousand one hundred ninety eight dollars in taxes. The article references a local district and a numeric tally, with unclear surrounding details and partial phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Abundant Wheat Supply Makes Bread Economical Food
The article urges housewives to ensure ample bread supply as wheat is plentiful and cheap. Nutrition experts note cereals should supply 20 to 33 percent of calories, with bread forming most of wheat intake. It promotes Jelke GOOD LUCK Margarine as a pure, wholesome spread to accompany bread, highlighting its pure ingredients and sanitary production.
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Stamford
Hal
Education Board
Gustave Kutcher
Monthor
Ial
Hisatevin
Wales
Fatic Noble
Manal
Montse
Texvlar Fire Company
Ups
Ssiomathy
Stephen Hudack
Monroe Jilley
Faderat Wuek
Robert Simlary
Feline
Glavence M. Ture
Sultan i Joana Lord
Clare Ghots
Gong
Durbury Wiyy
Ebere
Erideepers
Martha Chaple
Bridsend Mawley
Ganpae Bawle
Wis
Miss Tinegot
Lady Marth
O. 1
Boddas Ove
Jrokitives
Tae
Terabe
Omar de Oteger
Dortitdson
Radler
Wiliam’ Poker
Conuare Avenue
Mia
Welham Mattiows
Beldgevert Avenue
Y. Sweetman
Brooklyn
N.Y
Newalek
Ling
Wone
Elborn Street
Garner Wood
Bernard
Peterson
Faledow Avenue
Caighter
Biles
Ana Aruh
Josey Crowhy
Ehairiidy
West
William
Ansrew Asbrisegu
Harrison Ghirney
Easton
Espeeti
Rel Bao
Clopina
Ture
Ares
Gudnee
Genrahell
Kate Tinea
Mr Send Mier
Anu Tahal Vrimur
Ab A
Miner
Greeren
Heaton Barton
Chai
Vree Willwed Chillete
Hae Desects
Oveekety
N. E
Wille
Sunday Schools of
Long Hill
Don Seitz
Rockefeller
Austin
Hamer
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