Elford Plans Observance Of Fire Prevention Week
Milford plans Fire Prevention Week under a Rev Everett J Lake proclamation. The local fire board will distribute literature on fire safety and arrange talks with School Supt H S Mathewson for pupil lessons on gasoline kerosene matches and other inflammables. Fire drills will be held for students and camera slide shows will be shown at local moving picture houses.
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Milford
Everett J. Lake
H. S. Mathewson
Devon A. C. Club Elects Officers for Year
At the annual meeting held at the clubhouse, officers were chosen for the upcoming year. Henry Anthony was elected president, with Reebers as vice president and Shuppers as secretary. Tompkins fills the unexpired term of Henry Anthony. Harry Lister and John Himmonds named to other posts. A smoker is planned at the clubhouse on Saturday evening October 22.
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Devon A. Tc
Dent
Ienry Anthony
John Ge sel Arrested for Operating a Stil
John Ge sel was arrested Tuesday for operating a stil and fined $100. He was sentenced in the city court yesterday morning.
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John Gesel
Tiny? Jin the ci
Cultured Pearls vs Natural Pearls Debate In London Society
A discussion outlines that cultured pearls are formed by the same process as natural ones yet differ in size and color. Experts say natural pearls cannot reach large sizes, typically five to seven grains, while cultured pearls may vary. The London phrase hints at a new society formed to study these scientific distinctions and methods used to detect them.
Ignorance of Hunters Blamed for Wild Bird Slaughter
A local plea for stopping the slaughter of protected birds marks opening day of duck season. Warden Smith blames inexperience and negligence as birds hunted near Riv Sihud and Stratton. Wallfield County Game Association hosts exhibitions to teach novices to identify lawful game, with displays in Wiltonson and at the Neo game ward.
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Ihdelis Mrilgepart
Eines Wurgen
Warden Wikhur
Smith
Jess
Ted
MitCord
Uleis
Wallfield
Comiskey Fined for Illegal Liquor Sales in Saloon Case
Jury in the Common Pleas finds Frank Comiskey proprietor of a 682 Feast Main Street saloon guilty of housing liquor with intent to sell. He is fined 4100 and sentenced to 10 days in jail by Judge John F. Booth.
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Frank Comiskey
Feast Main Street
John F. Booth
Court of Common Pleas
Stamford
Polien
Bridgeport Aity Court
Sixth District G O P Celebrates Primary Victory Event
The Sixth District GOP plans a large celebration at Main Street rooms tonight to mark a primary victory. The combined women and men committees oversee arrangements with promised refreshments and entertainment to attract a wide turnout.
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Nile
Wisteria
Craylehoyke
Lie
Ihel
Main Street
Ainiking
Cuige
Chilly Weather Brings Out Coats and Starts Fires
Frigid air triggers wardrobe revival as overcoats and flannels return to daily use. The cold spell began at night with humidity peaking near 90 percent in the forenoon, as city furnaces were rekindled in large buildings. A high humidity pattern and a central high pressure area over the south are cited as causes.
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Pritz and Hawley
Tees
Milford selects new board officers at first meeting
Milford October 3 The Milford Board of Selectmen reorganized at the Municipal Building with Jury M Merwin as chairman and Charles Tu Doherty as clerk. Numerous town officers were appointed including Wallington S Bristol and Herbert Smith as lumber yard foremen, and several others filling roles such as weighers, meagers, pound keepers, and tree warden. A novelty note mentions a talking doll and a buoyant steamer chair.
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Milford
Board of Selectmen
M. Merwin
Charles Tu Doherty
Ilavingtone Democrat
Roberton
Gauge Wallington S
Bristol
Herbert Smith
Cuilers
Jumler
Robert A. Dickson
Frederics J. Platt
Edgar 'Ft
Charles HT
David S. Creen
John Ceker
Harald As Beers
Frederick A. Smith
Cha A. Merwin
Harry M. Merwin
V. Sewall
Milford 10 Spend 456000 On Roads
Milford plans a 456000 appropriation for permanent highways across town. The finance board endorses projects from North Street to the Orange line, including Broad Street library corner and MorningSide access, with several street segments funded. Port Trumbull Beach residents resist eastern expansion toward Rogers Ave, seeking a beachfront redirection and opposing a 15000 tirehouse resort.
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Board Ofinance
Lls
Milford
Minard and
Orange Town Line
Bread Street
Library Corner
Myrtle Roar
Surfavenue
Port Trumbul Reach
Thomp Street
Vesiue
Broadway
Port Trumbull Beach
Uyars
Milford Waterfront
Marriage Bars Actors In Wartime Play
The Oderammergay Passion Pia will not resume after the war due to lack of outside support and uncertain visitor access. Many former female cast members are now married, limiting participation under current circumstances.
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