Milford Pocahontas Lodge Wins Threeson Cups
Milford Oct 4 Speciz announces Metoaks Comac Daughters of Pocahontas and Ackenash Tribe of Redmen awarded three silver loving cups for best appearance most in line and prettiest float in Stratford Red men's parade. This brings their total trophies to eight in the last month with wins at state convention Meriden Norwalk. Milford tribe and council plan to attend Stratford anniversary ceremonies Oct 13 and Past Poeshoutas and Sachems convention in Wallingford Oct 19.
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Milford
Metoaks
Comac
O F Pocahontas
Ackenash Tribe of
Redmen
Stratford
Meriden
Norwalk
Wallingford
Corner of Main and Cannon Through Generations
The narrative recalls a seventh livebeat corner in the United States, tracing past residents and merchants from Chatterton and Read to Hall and Read, then Halland Read, and the Wheeler and Curtis eras. It mulls over ferried goods, corner store evolution, and a prophesied future crowds, ending with time’s up and a farewell.
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Halland Read
Public Library
Main Street
Wheeler
William B. Hall
Walter Hall
Samuel 8
Sanford
Samuel Sanford
Henry Sanford
The
Adams Laxiness Company
Cannon and
Main Streets
Samuel
Waller Halls
Bradley
Finaly Sota
Peak and Lines Company
Middle Street
Hough
Curtis
le FL
Curtis Lock
Jim
Charles I. Shelton
Mr. Curtis
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Hough and
Shelton
Mr. Shelton
George Jameson
Meiers
Hall
George W. Barker
United States
Main
Cannon Streets
Jong
Milford Aims to Widen Bridgeport Avenue
The Milford plans to widen Bridgeport Avenue from Naugatuck Avenue to Woodland Drive to 60 feet, matching other highway projects. Progress depends on land from property owners and possible state action to formalize the widening with trolley track coverage and permanent paving.
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Milford, Gct
Washington Bridge
Bridgeport Avenue
Naugatuck Avenue
Woodland Brive
Thig Bhore
Devon Pivic
Devon Corner
Woodland Drive
Lake Sub S-48 Trial Voyage Headlines Delayed Speed Run
The maiden voyage of the Lake Submarine S-48 occurred yesterday as part of preliminary trials. Lieutenant Commander W. aaa led the Navy supervision while a Lake Company squad and Bureau of Construction and Repair officers observed. No speed test was conducted. Port Jefferson hosted the event with motion pictures recorded. further speed and endurance tests will follow under Navy oversight in coming days.
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Port Jefferson
W.& Aaa
Navy Dept
Pilthard
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Lake Company
Navy Department
Daily Business Report Proposed by U S Official
Springfield Mass October 5 in an address before the Industrial Engineers Conference PM Felker Special Assistant to Secretary Moorer urged a federal daily survey of business conditions. Every business man in the country is waiting.
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Springfield
Mass
P.M. Felker
Moorer
Industrial Engineers
Weiting
Welcome Sign Planned by Junior Chamber Movements
The Junior Chamber directors voted to place a large welcome sign on the Post road near the Fairfield line marking the city boundary. A billboard at the railroad station already exists and further signs in the west end and eastern Bridgeport are discussed.
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Junior Chamber of ‘Commerce
Fairfield
Railroad Station
Bridgebort
Recreation Centers Start Winter Season Tonight
The winter season of recreation community centers begins tonight at Barnum Lincoln and Wacisen subbeabts with weekly events and a small door charge to cover expenses. A Lincoln auditorium meeting will set plans and all members should attend as officers discuss the coming season. Maple Wood and Will centers likely open next week with Maple Wood attracting the most interest in prior seasons.
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Fin
Barnum, Lincoln
Wacisen
Pouch
Lincoln Auditorium
Itill
Maplewood
Board of Recreation
S Man
Majiewand
TLR
City spends over five million in half-year period
City expenditures from April to September totaled 5,225,981.41 with available funds at 8,926,327.88. September expenses were 71,483.75, while monthly spending is projected near 625,000 for the remaining period. Bernard Keating filed with the Clerk.
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Bernard Keating
Warbor News Reports Gatling Gun Overhaul and Ship Arrivals
Captain Bill Russell oversees the Gatling Gun overhaul as winter shortages loom. The city welcomes the Baliler and Howauendaqna with ten loaded coat barges, the FR houseboat, and departments on Stratford avenue. Periges titles this week.
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Bill Russell
Stratford Avenue
Norwalk Man Held In New York Homicide
Norwalk man Lynch is held on a homicide charge in New York after a car crash near City Island. Mrs Mabel Hendricks of The Bronx died and seven boys injured when Lynch struck a tree while reaching for a piggy. Mendriaka learned of his wife's relations from the morgueIdentification. Magistrate sentenced a Catholic suspect to three months in jail.
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Cedar Street
New York
Lynch
City Island
Mabel ‘Hendr
Lia
Pinton Avenue
Bronx
Ans
Mendrieka
New York Jetty
Caolic
Loh
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Bridgeport Mattress Company
Washington Ave
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Foster Bros. Mfg. CO
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Main &Fairfield
Jane
Bill Steinke
Esse
Julian H. Sterning
Ridewalx
Meigs
Leah Hatch
Jeera Gregory
Latte Baral Hatch
Shir
Garrett
Currier and
New Haven
Edwin Peck
George Peck
Peck and Lines
Chatterton
Henry Shelton
Nathaniel Wheeler
Aldervank
Richard Stanton
Stubiaty H Sterling
RIP Tren Melutes
Mies
LAKE
Daily Business Report
U. S
Sydney
Australia
Ruth Evelyn
England
Jersey
Recreation Centers
Warbor News
Periges
N.Y
Young Men’s High School & College
Stanerek
Fashion Park
Mrcasaco
Studebao
Studebaker
F. L. Mills
State ST
Fa. B
Mitchell
Alaric Mab
GROVE
Horlick
Bridgeport Hydraulic CO
Hanken Knitting Mills
Main St
F. Main St
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
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