Public notice on water supply project and probate matters
Sealed proposals for furnishing water and materials to build a 461 Aght rroum gragimacs on Dwapp a highwar in Fairfield Conn will be due before twelve o clock noon on February 8 1027. Stanley T. Bullard chairs Building Committee. Also the Bridgeport Probate Court invites claims against estate of William diteapie and John Kalenda of Milford. Hearings set for October 1827 with notices for publication and posting.
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Fairfield
Stanley TH. Bullard
Building Omittee
B. Zire
Connecticut
William Diteapie
Bridgeport
Galt
District of Bridgeport
Anna Flenecht
Texevtopee
Inserict
Milford
Prorat
Getober Bist
John Kalenda
Mpford
Million
Maid District
AL Us
Hering Ao
Auld
Milford Inaald
Omar v. Platt. Tule
Died Notices and Funeral Dates From City
Obituary notices list multiple deaths on October 19 20 21 1927 with names Frederick Bizley Sarah Clapp Iva Mae Frazier Harriet French Thomas Happell Henrietta Liesberum Clara May Perviant Mary Ritchie Annie Whileston and others. Funeral details specify dates times locations and cemeteries including Mt Grove Mountain Grove Union Hill Laurel Ave 704 Laurel Ave 866 Lafayette St Park Cemetery and Redding Center Church.
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French
Congregational Church
Trumbull Center
Long Hill Cemetery
Happell
Thomas Happell
Park Avenue
Hhis
Union Hill
New Jersey
Lieberum
Main Street
Henrietta Liesberum
William Lieberum
Lieberum and
Heaphy
Lafayette Street
Mountain Grove
Clara May
Frederick A. Perviant
Laurel Avenue
Mt. Grove
Ritchie
Mary
Robert Ritchie
John Bradley
Hewitt Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Wilson
Bridgeport Hospital
Annie Whileon
Redding M. E
Redding Center
Hull Cemetery
Reddin
Detroit Man Elected Head Of Universalist Body
Rev. Dr. Frank D. Adams of Detroit was elected president of the Universalist General Convention in Hartford on October 21. Officers include Alfred Pillsbury, first vice president. Rev. Dr. Carl F. Henry, second vice president. Mrs. George Innes Jr.. trustees Rev. George P. Fortier. Victor A. Friend. Rev. Dr. L. Ward Brigham. Rev. Dr. John Sayles. Dr. Joseph M. Tilden. Next convention to be in Indianapolis in 1929 with budget system endorsed for future gatherings.
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Hartford
Associat 2N
Frank D. Adams
Detroit
Mich
Church of the Redeemer
Alfred Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Carl F. Henry
Pasadena
Cal
George Innes, Jr
Tarpon Springs
Fla
George P. Fortier
Morrisville
Victor A. Friend
Melrose
Mass
L. Ward Brigham
Chicago
John Sayles
Mt. Vernon
Joseph M. Tilden
Galesburg
Effle McCollum Jones
Webster City
FP. W. Perkins
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Worcester
Board of Trustees
Welfare Building Club Plans Halloween Party
The Welfare Building Social club announces its first event a Halloween dance next Thursday in the Welfare building. Over 105 people are expected. masquerade costumes required. The club formed in August during an employee outing with Fred Emeneger as president and Michael Tassogna as secretary treasurer. The organizing committee includes Tassogna Chirk Leckie Rely Mrs Barslow Miss OConner Miss Mooney Miss Barker and Miss Donegan.
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Welfare Building Social Club
Hallowe'en
Welfare Building
Fred Emeneger
Michael Tassogna
Board of Recreation
Tassogna
James Chirk
R. A. Leckie
Michael Rely
Daisy Barslow
Florence O'Conner
Grace Mooney
Ruth Barker
Marion Donegan
Consolidated Dairy Products Proposes Stock Exchange Plan
A reduction in capitalization from 2000000 to 80000 shares is recommended. Five shares of old stock exchange for one new share. Dividends on new stock set at 50 cents quarterly starting January 1. Exchange deadline December 15 for stockholders.
Assessors Notice for Town Meeting and Tax Update
The Assessor s Office of the Town of Aston announces a meeting at the Easton Eire House on October 2 from 4 p m to discuss tax assessment and collection. Another session is set for October 27 at the same time. All residents must appear for tax matters. the law requires a ten percent payment by November 1. Signed by F Stimson, H A Marsh, and others.
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Aston
Easton Eire
Tharada
Maclork Ain
Eelork P.m. Aliso
Wey Texen
Salt Town
Steeder
Fred A
Marsh, Snipsnors
Crook Joins French Foreign Legion to Earn $1000
Jacobus Petrus Van Dyn of New York, a confessed crook, sails from London to Marseilles to join the French Foreign Legion. He claims he will keep straight for five years to gain a promised $1000 from a New York woman. He recounts a Long Island heist where a gun was pointed at him and he received $100 and the thief’s clothes. he vows to report to her quarterly. He bears tattooed ink, including a spider and butterflies with the words Floreat Columbia.
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London
Jacobus Petrus van Dyn
New York
Marseilles
Foreign Legion
Long Island
van Dyn
Floreat Columbia
Prince Keeps 36 Cents Per Day Job in Navy
Prince George resumes active naval career as a lieutenant and French interpreter to Sir Hubert Brand on the Atlantic fleet staff. He will be paid one shilling sixpence per day in addition to officer pay, and will be stationed aboard the battleship Nelson, flagship on Trafalgar anniversary.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Associated Press
Prince George
Hubert Brand
Nelson
Britain
Trafalgar
Doctor Beck admits perjury in Horwitz case trial
Dr Beck testified he received $160 from Horwitz and later found $100 in his pocket after an upstairs count He described a scheme to misreport the girl’s death as death from tuberculosis Beck accused of false testimony to protect another and to save himself The court adjourned until Tuesday with jurors told not to discuss the case
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William H. Comley
Linde
Beck
Sacco-Vanzetti
State Board of Pardons
Slade
Dr. Beck
John J. Phelan
Mr Perry
Berk
Dr. Horwitz
Marvin
Woman Robbed of Cash in Barber Shop
Complaint filed by Tony Arafallo of 1645 Barnum Avenue reports his wife was robbed yesterday morning in a barber shop, with 39 dollars taken from her pocketbook. Detectives are pursuing the case.
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Tony Arafallo
Barnum Avenue
Schaaf Wins Ten Round Decision In Boston Bout
Ernie Schaaf of Elizabeth New Jersey won a ten round decision over Yale Okun of New York City in Boston. Sid Barbaiian of Detroit defeated Mickey Sears of East Boston in a ten round bout. In a four round preliminary Joe Hartnett of Halifax defeated Cannonball Cote of Lewiston Maine.
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Boston
Associated Preas
Ernie Schaaf
Elizabeth
N. J
Yale Okun
New York
Hare
Sid Barbaiian
Detroit
Mickey Sears
Varied Stock of Liquors Seized at Maple Street Home
Detectives raided 655 Maple Street and seized forty five gallons of alcohol and synthetic whiskey, bottles, corks, labels, and flavoring extracts. John Sabedarh, 25, was arrested for violation of the state liquor law after authorities found materials for making whiskey and gin. Bond set at 300 dollars for city court appearance.
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John Sabedarh
Maple Street
Saboriash
Aquor Inns
Wise
Walter Augur
Thomsy M. McNamara
Subodash
Carroll Returns to New York After Parole
Earl Carroll arrives on the Crescent Limited in Greenville amid a 10 minute welcome by about 200 residents. He thanks supporters from last spring illness, greets Miss Lillian Gilbert and doctors Bates and Bruce, and resumes life on parole after eight months in a local hospital.
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Greenville
Associated Press
Earl Carroll
Broadway
Crescent Limited
Southern Railway
Carroll
Atlanta Federal Prison
Lillian Gilbert
C. O. Bates
R. C. Bruce
James Carroll
T. W. Rooney
Atlanta
New York
Bates
Bruce
Man's License Reinstated After Hearing
A hearing by Deputy Commissioner H. R. Bakiwith reinstated the motor vehicle license of William Doig, of Redding and New York City, after two accidents on the Redding Georgetown road on October 2 led to a conviction for evading responsibility.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
H. R. Bakiwith
William Doig
Redding
New York City
Doig
Redding-Georgetown
Dr True Elixir Praised After 76 Years Use
A four generation testimonial praises Dr True's Elixir as a lifelong favorite medicine. Mrs. BP Driscoll of Somerville Massachusetts credits the remedy for her children's excellent health after years of use.
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Dr. True
BP. Driscoll
Stamford Terrace
Somerville
Maas
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