Essays On Fire Prevention At Milford Grammar School
Milford in Oct 7 report shows many students from the Central Grammar School entering an essay contest on Fire Prevention tied to National Fire Prevention Week. Principal Martin Robinson will collect essays by Thursday, with judges named and emphasis on safety and prevention themes.
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Milford
Grammar School of
Board of Wire
Martin Robinson
Central Grammar School
Shore
Charles W. Harrison
Charles B. Budgen
Rev Leslis
Robert A Syrett
Frederick Beter
Trubee J. Doolittle
Lewis P. Baldwin
Lewis F. Stowe
Templeton
Stowe
Everning
Milford Charmsby
Form Merce
Milford Arms
Stanley J. Bullard
Bridgeport
Connecticut C of C
Harry Conway
SN. B.T. Company
New Haven
Edward Mallory
Two More Suits Filed Against Hat Manufacturer
Two new actions were filed in the Court of Common Pleas against Georges Mc Lachlan, a Danbury hat maker, by Mr and Mrs Henry LeRoy Lewis of Stratford over an August 7 auto crash. Mrs Lewis seeks 500 for injuries, her husband thousand for auto damage.
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Georges
McLachlan
Danbury
Henry LeRoy Lewis
Stratford
Court of Common Pleas
Lewis
Lou C Meehan
Two Buyers of Cars Sued by Dealers
In two cases filed in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday afternoon automobile sales agencies allege non observance of conditional bills of sale. The Pech & Lines company seeks to recover possession of a car obtained by Daniel Sherman of 598 Hawley Avenue and Lester Notter of Devon, sued by the Erwin M Jennings company. Damages of 400 are asked in each case.
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Court of Common Pleas
Automobile Siles
Pech & Lines Company
Daniel Sherman
Hawley Avenue
Lester Notter
Devon
Erwin M Jennings Company
Thieves Steal Ox From Norwalk Butcher Shop
Norwalk police report that Siegal and Sachs, butchers on Connecticut Avenue, had an ox stolen. Chief of Police William R Pennington acknowledged multiple complaints but noted this theft as the standout incident in his long service.
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Norwalk
William R Pennington
Siegal and Sachs
Butchers
Connecticut Avenue
West End junk heap yields antique high bicycle treasure
Nellia Oraimi of Mountain Grove Street and Michael Gregor of Bedford Street found a pristine 1898 model high wheel on a West End rubbish dump. They plan to sell the museum piece after a spell of ownership, while crowds admire its rarity and speed compare to modern bikes. Tom Dollard, mounted, is praised as a top local rider in the era.
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Briigeport
Noweaver
Nello Oraimi
Mountain Grove Street
Michael Gregor
Bedford Slrest
Tom Dollard
William Renkowsky
West Side
Escapes Jail by Agreeing to Pay Wife $15 Weekly
John Cennanio of Bridgeport avoided further punishment in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas by pledging to pay his wife and two children 15 weekly under a four month nonsupport sentence. The state prosecutor accepted his promise after his wife testified satisfaction, with a $46 weekly payment plan to replace the former $25 weekly requirement and a $1,200 bond. If he defaults, he faces immediate jail.
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Criminal Court of Common Pleas
John Cennania
Bridgeport
Frederick W. Huxford
Cennanio
Bhat
Fifth Mysterious Fire Extinguished In Norwalk Home
Norwalk reports a fifth mysterious blaze at the Havland street rooming house run by Mrs Mary Mead. Police and fire officials probe the incidents, noting four prior fires in four days last month. The latest started in bedding materials and mattresses. insurance on the house was cancelled to curb further incidents as detectives pursue a motive.
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Norwalk
Havland Street
Mary Mead
Police
George W. Bogardus
Fire Department Given Old School in Stratfield
Stratfield Oct 7 The Stratfield Volunteer Fire Department has been granted the Old School House on Jackman Avenue for use as a club and meeting house. Lincoln school will receive chairs desks and other furniture. Fairfield funds 600 feet of hose and a siren to aid quick alerts. Fire house phones are Nobie 5534 by day and Noble 4439 at night.
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Stratfield
Stratfield Volunteer Tire Department
Hss
Jackman Avenue
Lincoln School
Fairfield
Afta
Nobie
Linley Brothers
Noble
Frank Linley
Center Pay Court Fines for Reckless Driving in Crash
Joseph A Dyer of Danbury and William H Wright of 18 Read street were fined 50 and 25 dollars plus costs after a Main street and Fairfield avenue collision. Three Wright passengers were injured, one seriously, a Stratford woman remains in hospital with a fractured skull. A separate case fined Louis A Schomberg 26 dollars after his car crashed with William Tealer’s machine on North avenue. Another man, William Borofskoy, drew 30 days jail and 200 dollars fine for liquor-law violations. Police testified the liquor was kept with intent to sell. Regular Delivery items include a laundry mix up story and Legion Weekly joke.
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Joseph A Dyer
Danbury
William H Wright
Read Street
Main Street
Wairfield Avenue
Wright
Mary Lepitz
Stratford
St Vincent's Hospital
Catherina
Anna Ftusay
Prince Street
Louis A. Schomberg
Cottage Street
William Tealer
Norwalk
North Avenue
Dewey Street
William Borofskoy
Madison Avenue
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Nello Orsini
Michael Gregori
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Mexico
Portland Cement Association
NEW York National Organization
Ofi
Orke Vil
Bosare
BOSAK
Bosak’s
Bosak Manufacturing Co
Ranton
Fire Department
Legion Weekly
India
Ceylon
Java
Fox
The
Alfred Fox
South
Stamford
New Rochelle
Fairfield Ave
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