New Fairfield Voters Elect Woman Constable in 1925
The New Fairfield town meeting elected a Republican woman as constable amid vote counts. Weston and Westport saw officers chosen, including a technist and producer, while Walter E. deposed captain and other local offices were filled. The election adjourned to October 16 to complete reports, with William C. Sanford and Jesse P. Sanford noted in town treasurer race.
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Sue Bridgeport ‘Telegram
New Fairfield
Duffy C
Westport
Weston
Totin Held
Oh Margy
Velief
Walter
E. i
Ata
Ile
Win
New Canaan
H. &. Weed
oIb
Redding
Viliam C. Sanford
Jesse P. Santd
Norwalk Election Delivers Republican Sweep Citywide
In a broad Republican landslide in Norwalk, Mayor Thomas Ketips is re elected along with a fully GOP common council led by Robert G. Mitchell. Lawrence K. Paul wins the tax collector post by 846 votes, defeating incumbent Mitchell and signaling a shift after years of Democratic friction with the mayor. Referendum and district results accompany the total, with numerous council seats won by Republicans and local measures supported in several districts.
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Norwalk
Det
Thomas Ketips
Republican Common Council
Robert G. Mitchell
Tovins Spoon
Mitchell
Lawrence K. Paul
Jmica
Herbert R. Smith
Muayor Robby
Iegi
McYpor
Thoms Roving
Albert M. Pobhnan
Anson Keel Harokd
Yo Murray
Lawrence WK
Paul B
D. Tai
Coung Nen
Pollard
B Wn Brotherton
Clarence
Heary
Cower
Hamil Herman Schimmieding
Urth
John A. David
Morrisey Obert Oliver
City
Tree Ware Beawosin
Board of It
Gen
Woikam Fiarry
Bouton
Douglas Bosworth
Willam J. Seleutmen
Phi
Philip H. Richtin
Stratford rejects proposal to swap frontage for town gains
In Stratford on October 1, voters rejected a proposal by 1827 to 9 to stamped, with 40 feet of frontage offered in exchange for town improvements. The measure led to council upheaval, ousting several supporters. Albert Partly and Wilkin Warden lost bids, while incumbent Harold McLacour won reelection.
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Bosch
R. Th. Hunter
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Ludlow
Newsip
Tirids Pert Lana Herald
Michael Goode
Gurde
Forsui
Lute
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Tomas de Read
Suiffen
Urathey
Herbert
A. Keers
Coun Ey
Denuh
Suminis
Alschirdem Oy
Uli Te
Rentuvin
Harold McLacour
le Polfet
Cilis
Pidevkhe
Ruth Street
Uowitland Street
Courland Street
Carston Dry Steed
Weber Avenue
News Street
Strathford
Westport Elects Duffy and Others in Lopsided Town Vote
In Westport citizens backed the present administration by a wide margin in the town election held Monday. Walter Duffy, former police captain, elected third selectman with the highest vote total, and a Democrat slate swept town offices including town clerk, assessors, tax assessor, board of finance, and other posts.
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Westport Citigens
Walter Duty
Selectman
Third Selectman
Selectmen
Duffy
Select
Ywen
King W. Mansfield
Alfred G. Violet
Weiford Wis
Walter Duffy
Edward
Birge Edward
Frank Osborne
Town Deposit Fund
W. Frank Osborne
Leon Hunt
William J- Wood
Willard S. Adams
Belin O. Peers
Joseph G. Hyatt
Liam Liam
ML. Jennings
Georg Th
George P. Jennings
Constles
Vredd
Walsh
Frank Ray
Es DeMattio
Harry O'Connare
Harry O'Connor
Robert I
Baker
New Fairfield Airlpled Endorses Republican Ticket
In a local contest the Republican slate carried the town with votes against the Democratic nominee Dawson. Notable returns show R candidates with substantial totals including Me ldron and Brown, while TR backers Vidas Chavies Fleurs Waldron and others appear in the tally.
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Colectinun
Dawson
Geoceniest
Meldron
TR. Vidas Chavies
Waldron
Th. Sun
Bossa Nevink
Riis
Norasymimimiinnee
Democrats Sweep Newtown Election In Local Vote
In Newtown on October 3, voters cast ballots in a local election with Democrats achieving a decisive victory. The report notes a clean sweep with substantial majorities and lists assessors including Walter Gover.
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Newtown
Rly
Hst
Walter Gover, I
Town Officials and Elections Roll Call Readout
A jumbled list shows names and party affiliations for town clerk treasurer tax collector constables and boards of finance and education. Republicans and Democrats distribute seats across roles including registrar voters school committee and audit positions.
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Martin
J. Wourigan
Telier—Elliott
M_. Peck
Patrick J. Keating
Herbert T. Coger
J. Arthur Page
Dads Thomas ¥. Brew
Fréderick B. Laks
Oscar Pitz
Clarkson
Frank Wright
John A. Carlson
Cama
Wemann
Frederick Leias
Eorge Hayes
Angus T. Joy
Patrick J. Gannon
Alien K. Beardsley
Cornelius Haugh
Raven Lester
Gilbert
Rodney P. Shepard
Patrick
McCarthy
Jacob Comberg
Charles L. Jackson
Thomas Carlson
Willam Gower
al” V. Cavanaugh
Joseph Collins
Thomas Cargon
I Conger
Charles F. Beardsley
Thomas F. Bradley
Louis T. Buscue
Edward P. Taity
Board’ of Finance
Cornelius B. Taylor
Thomas M. Highan
Arthur ‘W.reynolds
John H. Keane
Chester C. Osborne
AT. Laing R
James S. Higgins
Luke B. Brennan
Board of Relief
Wilam J. Bell
Carl Erdman
Henry’ J. Cawley
Myron Knupp R
tYah Sturdevant
Wiliam
Lynch
Ty Willan McAllister
George’ M
Yana
George Mr. Stebbins
Frederick C. Brown
Ernest Downs
J. August Deakin
George MH. Alingaum
Hugh McDermott
Harry H. Morris
A. B. Lee
Fred B. Crofut
Thomas J. Leonard
John L. McGrath
Henry N. Fanton
John W. Dunleavy
Willian N. Sunderland
Thatcher
Nathaniel Selleck
Timothy H. Farrell
William C. Glbert
Rev
A. C Coburn
William H. Cable
Thomias
Keating
Easton Election Totals Show Local Republicans Lead
Election results released show Charles F. Stillman and William Disbrow as leading Republican candidates for assessor and board of relief. Other posts include selectmen Edward Mills and Robert Davis with Republican wins, plus several Democratic contenders. At the Grange hall gathering, residents approved extending electric lines and adding a room to the Yellow School Building. town leaders authorized borrowing up to 8000 dollars for these projects.
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Candee
Joseph Slady
George BE. Beers
Henry W. Osborn
George B. Beers
Town Deposit Fund
George RB. Beers
Edward D. Gillette
Hattle A., Candee
Samuel B. Turney
Frederick G. Haeblein
J. Escott
Charles G. R
Johnn H. Candee
J. Arthur Sherwood
William W. Tarbell
Frederick
B. Silliman
Auret Ruman
Wallace B Davis
Ralph E. Marsh
Herbert Mills
Albert J. Johnson
Daniel J. Kline
Joseph Trup
John Sohn
Charles G. Keller
John H. Candee
Lottie J. Excott
Hazel E. Wheeler
Grange Hall
Fairfield Town Election Returns Highlight Republican Victory
In Fairfield the Republican party maintained the lead as town voters cast 1154 ballots. Democratic candidates won only on mixed offices like constables and grand jurors, with Clara M. Flany leading the tax collector race and Hezekiah St Elwood top vote getter among Democrats.
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Fairfield
Clara M. Flat
Hezekiah St. Elwood
Wiliam H. Donaldson
Bradley
Board of Syth
Wakeman
Frederck A. Burr H
Stanley M. Hull
Wile Ant M. O'Bwyer
Am JF
London
Clara M. Fiat
Edward J. Flanamyd
Ain B. Switzer
Willam
Q. Burr
Frank T. Blakeman
Mendel R. Perry
John T. L. Hubb
Andrew W Gardella
Willam A. Kinsella
Fred TE. Northrop
James Smith
L. Tater
Hanford J . Lyon
Clara .M. Filny
Edward J. Flanasi
Ars Nnett
George
H. St. John Hall
Phen Novakovits
Kblwood
Mendel
el ‘London
R. Young
Ralph LE
Edward J. Board
Ilism R. Young
Dry W. HL Donaldson
Danbury Republicans Sweep City in Election Totals
In Danbury on October 5 a Republican sweep yielded an aggregate 13,892 more votes than the Democratic total. Myron C. Knapp won the first selectman post by eight votes over Elijah Sturdevant while auditors and all constables school board members for 1928 and 1976 and both registrars of voters took office.
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Danbury
Teans
Myron C. Knapp
Elijah Sturdevant
Ronstables
Membe
Berens
Walter W. Ga
Avuitor Garrity
Wilbert Sa
Perth Street
Ives Court
Trumbull Town Election Yields Republican Sweep
Trumbull voters delivered a decisive Republican victory in the town election. The tally lists candidates for first selectman, second selectman, town clerk and treasurer, plus auditors, collectors, and board members with party affiliations and vote totals read aloud by a special report.
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Trumbull
Trumbull’s
Scolier He Briggs
Albert HH. Christie
Board of Retief
Hillot
Curtis
Frank. Reed
Ranford
Beach
Second
Leslie Ni “Whitney
Howard S. Beach
Orville B. Hurton
Orville B. Burton
Pemocrats
Agent Town Deposit Fund
Annie Ti. Roach
Arthur J. Plumb
Samuel W. Beach
Ida
G. S. Plumb
George H. Woods
Warl D. Ward
Rollin E. Burton
William Coops
Kelier
H. Briggs
John F. Berger
Albert B. Gilbert
David A. Cronin
Harry A. Judd
George G. French
Constables
George
Miller
Emil T. Berger
Frederick. P. Gabler
John & Austin Jr
Stanley Bouton
Louis W. Jennings
Harold C. Crocker
Walter F. Hendricks
Rabbi to Speak at Council Meeting in Bridgeport
Rabi Jacob Meyerovits will address the Bridgeport Section Council of Jewish Women this evening at 8:14 in the Stratfield hotel opera room. Mrs. Walter Teewith will preside as the Council Glee Club directed by Mrs. Joseph G. Shapiro makes its first appearance. The program includes the National Council song set to the tune of America and I'm Alongin' For You Hathaway. Five minute papers by committee chairmen will outline fall and winter plans.
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Rabi Jacob Meyerovits
Bridgeport
Jewish Women
Stratfield Hotel
Walter Teewith
Council Glee Club
Joseph G. Shapiro
National Council
America
Hathaway
M. Shalen
B. ‘ Saltman
Samuel Mellitz
Philip Covitt
M. Cart Beck
Paul Goldberg
Samuel Sehace
Joseph “Shapiro
H. A
New
Charges Fraud to Support Appeal In Oil Lease Case
San Francisco October 5. A government appeal argues that the leases cancelation by federal court should be sustained amid claims of bribery and collusion involving Doheny interests. A $100 000 currency tender to Albert Fall is cited as evidence of a conspiracy to defraud the government regarding oil leases in Kern County.
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San Francisco
Die His Naval Reserve
Kern County
Lb. Doheny
Federal Court of Southern Calllnfforna
Tech
Doheny
Albert Fall
Farmer
Owen J. Roberts
Cnre
Cruising Flyers Land Payton Ghia Cot CAD Lie Tenants
Fragmentary report notes a group of flyers crossing the country in a project for the Interior Department. They departed Drytoy on July 24 and logged about 200 flying hours, taking 2600 pictures during the cross country motion. Names mentioned include MacReady Stevens and W Stevens.
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Payton
Ghia
John A. MacReady
W. Stevens
McCook
Iinea
Tex
Park Department of the Interior Department
Drytoy
Judge Visits Noel In Newark Hospital Inquiry
Judge Edwin C. Caffrey returned to the county jail after spending more than an hour at the Newark hospital seeking fresh evidence in the case against Morrison W Noel. The decision will determine whether Noel goes to trial for the murder of taxi driver Raymond Cleree and six year old Mary Tay in Montclair.
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Newark
NS. d
Edwin C. Caffrey
Worrison W. Noel
Raymond Cleree
Montclair
Mary Tay
Montolar
Tie
Jal
Nee
Florence in turmoil after clash wounds Italian deputy
Florence sees unrest after a riot wounded former Socialist Deputy Gaetano Platt who joined the Communists. Secretary Farinacci will report to Premier Mussolini as Florence returns to normal. Labor accord signed in Rome unites industry and labor unions to negotiate wages and conditions.
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Gaetano Platt
Farinacel
Pa 8
Florence
Mussolini
Rome
Italy
General Confederation of Industry
Confederation of Yasefat
Cap Ftal
Labor
Farinacet
Baselst Party
Nocea
Mugiolini
Birth Record For James Henri Declared in Saint Cyr L'Ecole
The translated birth certificate shows Lou Cabriell Le Bailly De T aged 31 presenting a male infant named James Henri born yesterday at 11:30 a.m. to Madame Henriette Hennessey and her husband with witnesses Jacase Peul Chevaller-Rufigny and another instructor, noting noble titles persist in attestations. The document notes non parentage of the child by the witnesses and references local civil officers in Saint Cyr.
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Saint Cyr L'Ecole
Auguste Eugene Tournerie
Sammane
Saint Cyr
Wes
Seine
Lou Cabriell le Bailly
Heutens
Madame Flenriette Lucie Frederique Hennessey
James Henri
Jacase
Antone Peul Chevaller-Rufigny
Coast Guard Ships Respond To Sea Emergency Near Atlantic City
Coast Guard Cutter CG 101 reportedly sprang a leak and began sinking ten miles off the coast near Atlantic City. Patrol Boat Seneca and Cutter CG-104 were dispatched with additional cutters as crews attempted rescue while CG-191 relayed word to Seneca by wireless.
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Tescuere
Wiliam Rorkefuller
Steavang
Coast Guard
Senea
Absecon Light
Welt Nt
Athantic City
Atlantic City
New Cap
Tou
Atlantic Chertly
Slater
Rmation
Intey Revenue
Seneca
Norwich Elects Republicans in Town Election
In Norwich, the Oct. 3 town election produced a total vote of 3,078, about 19 percent of electors, with Republican Arnd Manning defeating Democrat J Curran for assessor. Manning won by a narrow margin, while one member of the board faced a tough race.
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Norwich
Vine Sfullieaza
Lelate J. Curran
TJ Manning
Torrington Elects Republican Mayor in Referendum Victory
Charlee Newcomb, Republican, was re elected mayor of Torrington defeating Democrat George Fy. Parnham by a 208 vote majority. The Republican ticket swept the city and maintained control for the first time in 16 years.
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Torrington
Get
Charlee Newcomb
Todity
George Fy. Parnham
Woman’s Home Improvement Course Promotes Household Growth
Mrs Shockley advocates free course for Bridgeport women focusing on home environment child development and etiquette. Topics include cost cutting, modern manners, meal planning, and efficient home management with four subjects taught at no charge. Open to all with admission free.
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Shockley
Woratt
Bhocktey
Bridgeport
Tae Pot
Two Murders Amid Gang War Rampage in City
Police say two men were killed and several wounded in a series of shootings tied to a gang feud spreading across the lower west side. Investigators describe a chaotic afternoon with multiple suspects, a fleeing vehicle, and ongoing efforts to stabilize the court calendar as authorities pursue leads and prepare for further hearings.
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Lower
Banton
Vincent
Michael
Banton Sale
Fang
Ninof
Supreme Court
Polce
Tradenle
Madonie
Albert
Charles Rosenbaum
Aring Grose
Elieve Lewis Wie
Proposal to double the mayor salary debated
A resolution from the Bricklayers and Plasterers union urged raising the mayor's pay and replacing the sewer inspector John Northey with a skilled bricklayer amid concerns over his lack of trade experience. Mayor Berens asked for a committee to study modernizing city accounting and auditors' procedures.
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Masters of Pines
Bricklayers’ and Plasterers’ Union
Alderman Hogan
John Northey
A. J. Northey
John ‘Nearr
Tider
Neary
Northey
Hogan
St. He Sala
Industrial Bureau talks on future work at Retail board meeting
A. Willard, secretary of the industrial bureau, addressed Retail board members at yesterday's noon meeting. The session outlined department work and future expectations. Wisdiom R. Thomson and Andrew L. Cooper will serve as retail members on the reception committee for Virginia State Chamber of Commerce visitors arriving Sunday. The board plans to host the visitors at Brook lawn Country club Sunday night with D. M. Jones, William R. Thomson and Thomas B. Taylor present.
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A. Willard
Industrial Bureau
Wisdiom R. Thomson
Andrew L. Cooper
Virginia State Chamber of Comme
The
Sangue
Brooklawn Country Club
D. M. Jones
William RR. Thomson
Thomas B. Taylor
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