Shelton Firemen Sail To Port Chester Centennial
Shelton dispatch reports seventy EcholTose company firemen depart from Derby station for Port Chester New York to join centennial festivities with the Derby Storms Ansonia Websters Ragies Seymour company and a 30 piece band. Local coal shipments ease worry while families return from travel and preparations continue for minstrel rehearsals and a wedding at St Marys Church Derby.
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Woman and Men Sentenced in Bribery Case
In Silistol on October 17 Mrs Gene Totkowski and several defendants faced Judge Malone for bribery and witness intimidation. Totkowski received a day in jail while Edward Sounds William Fink and Robert J. Robertson were sentenced to 30 days each. Other defendants were fined or received shorter penalties and all were remanded to custody or instructed to remain away from the area.
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Geneviews Totkowski
Edward Sounds
William Fink
Robert J. Robertson
Malone
Tlotkoawake
Salys
Mary Shea
Millergon
Neal
Woman to Fill Easton Pulpit for First Time
Imperial to the Telecran reports that Miss Dorothy Wheeler will lead services at the Lee Methodist Church as the first woman to occupy the pulpit. Rev Benry McCallum and Mrs McCallum left for a ten day trip to Flanders NY. her father’s death in Scotland is noted. Wheeler has not announced the sermon topic yet.
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George G Tes Malet Senford
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Albert Wwli
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Yountertain Aid Society
Stephen Nelson
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Neswirhar Hall
Yank Mallett
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Sanday
Tegan Tere
Edward Joisgan
Philypsburg
Wyllam Tyan
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Hisun
Sherman
Green Mountain
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Stamford tobacco magnate leaves Willson estate
A Stamford tobacco magnate and general capitalist, Massa Cobb, died April 9 en route from Hot Springs Arkansas to New York. Probate filing lists a $4,000,000 estate with a $26,000 Strawberry MIT purchase and properties in New York and Greensboro North Carolina. Nonspecific details and fragmented lines describe settlement actions and associated individuals.
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Greensboro
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Norwalk Hospital elects officers at annual meeting
Norwalk Oct 1 eight elected and one alternate directors were named at the Norwalk Hospital dissociation meeting. E T Bedford was named president with Taine Chivinagiy as vice president and Harry J Lane as treasurer. James O Blubbell was secretary and Mary AL Vedic named general manager. The medical staff remained the same. the gathering was orderly with most officers re elected.
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Bedford
Taine Chivinagiy
Harry
Harry J1. Lane Secretary. Tames Ot. Blubbell Executive” Cosamitroe
Ruoduesava Manford
Counsawl
Johnny
Mias
Mary AL. Vedic
Vic Serayer
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Wilton Woman Seriously Hurt in Norwalk Smash
Mrs. Arthur Lituic is confined to her home with serious injuries after a head on collision on the Winnipauk division Norwalk line. Eight passengers were shaken up but only she required medical attention. The other occupants escaped serious harm and she is under care of Dr. Yvon Norwalk. Authorities report no fatalities and a police check is underway.
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Mill Workers Body Recovered From River
A mill worker’s body was recovered from the river after being missing since Saturday. Rescue teams located the body late at night, ending a search that involved local authorities and volunteers. Further details on identity and the cause of disappearance were not immediately released.
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Danbury Prohibition Debate At Local Convention
W C T U and anti prohibition factions mobilize in Danbury seeking support. Workers report 140 members in pants, while organizers press for moderation rather than repeal. Local representatives say normalization of alcohol policy is unlikely, favoring reform within prohibition.
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Stratford Man Settles Suit After Striking Woman
Stratford man settles suit for 18000 damages arising from a collision that fatally injured a woman named Howe. The case was to go before a jury in Superior Court today but the parties reached a settlement before court. Local legion members prepared a dance floor for the season and final deed of gift approval was given at Monday night’s post event. Costume Thrive: Catholic Daughters planned an off-season costume dance in Red Men’s hall with closet cleanouts and recycled outfits.
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American Legion
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Mie Mulling
Red Men's Hall
Bridgeport Fire Ladies In Show For Stepney Folk
Bridgeport fire ladies stage a themed show to aid Stepney folk, presenting a vivid evening of performance amid street closures and crowd attention. The event features local ensembles and highlights community solidarity.
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Trumbull Grange Visits Greenfield Event
A fragmentary report describes Trumbull Grange members visiting Greenfield with unclear details. Mentions Speen and possible neighbor towns, a meal, and social hour amid scattered, unreadable notes. The readable parts indicate a local lodge gathering with refreshments and companionship.
Monroe Residents Share News In Local Social Roundup
The column lists multiple Monroe residents visiting and hosting events. It notes Mr. and Mrs. David Parker and two children visiting family from Cheshire, a sermon at the spring Congregational church by Mr. Seaver of Yale Divinity School, and gatherings at homes of H. T. Curtiss, Mair Burrcomer, and others. Additional social visits include Greenwi n, Tauston, and Tauston connections with local families, reflecting community activity.
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Stanley Winans
Billy
Greenwien
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Hart Lewis
Tauston
Monrie
Women Mission Boards Meet in Wilton Session
Delegates from Saris and nearby cadahl ae gathered for the Wilton session of the New Haven branch of the Warelen mission societies. Rev. Jfiion Pelogy of Rasta led the keynote as Mrs Marriott Reynolds opened the meeting. Discussions covered Ten Age Missionary Ryelw and other topics with speakers including Mrs Whilip Browning and Marion Betts.
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Winchester
Cryptic Westport High School Turmoil Over Cheating Allegations
garbled local report cites Westport WEETPOWE and Guigles High School associated with a cheating controversy. Names and places are unclear in the OCR, but references to November 147 and a shift in youth activities appear amid stray mentions of Norwalk, Dawes, and Bridgeport contexts, with unnamed individuals connected to a disrupted event schedule.
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Friends Honor Newtown Pioneer at His Funeral
The funeral of Doha Innell Ow Jagery was held at St. E's church with a requiem mass by Rev. Michael Regan. Relatives from Shelton, Heymon Street, Nerby, Kent, Danbury, and Berkshires attended the service and grave. Tributes included a floral display and songs by Mrs. Corbett. Speakers and attendees included Rev. Edward Joisgan and others from nearby communities.
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St. Joseph's Church
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Denree Reag
Shelton
Milford
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Genevieve Loretta Johnson Haughien
Tate Dyeng
Bev
Fitzgerald
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Hewtoven
Get
Doha Innell Ow Jagery
Traf Che
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Crawford Picked to Lead Legion Past Commanders
The Legion's Past Commanders choose Crawford of Riverside Avenue to lead meetings in Malrtieht county. Representatives from Norvalk Mairfield Stratford Isridge Port Stamford and Weirport attend. George Moore of Erdenport elected secretary treasurer. New leadership aims to expand county work and support future events.
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Marr Avenues
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Wierport
Pra-Leth
Danbury Firemen Headed to Port Chester Excursion
Danbury firemen will travel to Port Chester New York tomorrow on an excursion train run by the Beckorial Hose company for the firemen’s centennial. The special train leaves Danbury at 5 o clock tomorrow morning and returns tomorrow evening. Ridgefield band will provide music. The party includes Chief Thomas A. Lounsbury and Peter Beekoria along with several firemen.
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Funeral for David D Wright Draws Political Notables
Simple funeral services in Danbury honor Republican Town Chairman David D. Wright. City officials and political figures, including Congressman Schuyler Merritt and Sheriff Simeon Pease, attended as bearers from Danbury to St James Episcopal Church. Floral tributes marked the large public turnout.
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Ansonia Child Killed by Drill in Father's Shop
In Ansonia Det 17 a four year old boy, Donald Dunn, died when a drill press toppled in his father's shop on Church Street. The accident occurred as the child played near the machine, pinning him to the floor and crushing his skull. Physicians assessed the fatality shortly after.
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Devon and Beaches Daves and Local Notables Gather
Devon and area residents mix social visits at Dridzenort Avenue. Former Hillside Park players, local merchants, and town couples attend gatherings and a Reading Club meeting shading notes of recent hospital stays and school sports plans. The Milford High team eyes a Friday game against Skelton School as part of a historic match-in-progress. One fourth of New York state savings and loan members are women.
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Trapped by Fire Aged Woman Saved by Youths in Norwalk
Fire in an apartment at 10 1/2 Cross Street Norwalk injures Mrs Anan Volpigs aged seventy. Youths John Noon and Willan Mulvey aid evacuation. one firefighter suffers smoke injuries while fighting flames. Fire destroys second floor. estimated loss $16,000. Officials probe trolley crash in Winnipauk with blame still unsettled. Connecticut Tunnel company blamed for emergency signaling questions. investigation ongoing. Soldiers Home event planned for November 7 with WWI veterans expected.
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Redding Votes to Move Soldiers and Sailors Monument
At the annual town meeting community members approved relocating the Soldiers and Sailors Monument from Putnam Park to a location near Reading Center. The $400 appropriation funds the move, with plans to preserve a park view and minimize disruption to residents.
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