Slaughter House Closed by Shelton Health Order
Shelton Oct 22 Special Telegram reports Shelton health authorities ordered the slaughter house on Long Nl avenue shut for failing to meet sanitary standards. It must have running water and a cement floor before reopening. Community notices include social events at the Church of the Good Shepherd and local fundraising and court news on injuries from a collision. a $10,000 damage suit proceeds in Fairfield county Superior Court.
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Shelton
Wiliam Louse
M'tzbeth Lodge
Mugland
Lodge
Girls” Friendly Society of the
Church of the Good Shepherd Avil
Sweet
Rome
J. L
Ihsines
Myrtle Creck
Tig Bpwerth League
M. GE
Ehuren
Ivoked Sor
Julius Block
Derby
Gwice
Amchorities
Ewice
Alpusteg Sa Gm
Pinn
Etreer
Long + NL avenue
Block
Biss Ethel Teardeles
Wustders
Furnit
Alexander Imrt
Superior Court
Fairtiveld County
Bridgeport
Judse Brown
Sutter
Legiomalrcy
Shetton Reading Club
O. ©. Beard
Coram Avenue
Sheen
She'tonnish Echoe
Anda
Davenports
New Haven
LONG HILL MAY GET EXTENSION OF LIGHTING SERVICE
The Long Hill area may see an expanded electric network as United illuminating Co plans further line extensions along Main Street and toward Lake Humphrey. Workers install sewer lines and crews rebuild the Trumbull Nichols road link while parishioners prepare a Grace Episcopal church fundraiser Thursday night.
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Long Hill
Young People's Society OF Grace Episcopal Church
Waco
nAguin
Wyman OL
George Grifin
United filJurain
Fremuent
Dion Tina Saura
Trumheil
Nichola
Trumbull-Bridgepor
Ox Ham
Teres Coustry
Faifield
Rievenson Dam
Lake Humphrey
Red Men's Minstrels to Attend Unquowa Meeting
Special to the Telegraph reports the Red Men's Minstrels will perform at Unquowa on Thursday night as guests. A portion of the program includes a tongue display and other features. proceeds likely aid the adoption degree. Regular entertainments will be held tonight.
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RED Men's Minstrels
Unquowa’s
Wairfield
Delugarey
Ene
Bridgeport Couple Hurt In Auto Smash
Special to the Telegram reports Mr and Mrs Jen Vol Warner of 264 Newfield Avenue Bridgeport were injured when their air mobile left the road on St. Michael’s Avenue near Stratford Avenue and crashed. Dr Charlie G Godfrey treated them before they were admitted to Emergency Hospital by Dr W W Davis.
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Btratfotu
Stiagford Avenue
St. Michael's
Jeni Vol Warner
Newfela
Evgenue
Bridgeport
Charlies G. Godfrey
WW Davis
Barnes Death in Florida Shocks Stratford Friends
Stratford mourns the loss of Barnes who died in Florida after a severe illness. The body is expected to arrive at Roche Peninsyle station and funeral plans, led by undertaker Frank L. Curtis, will be arranged. Barnes served in the war and his sacrifice was praised by public officials and business leaders. He leaves a widow and daughter Betsy, plus several relatives in Stratford.
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Peninsylevanig Station
New York
Nestling
Frank L. Curtis
Burdal
Barnes
Patelotlam
Andersonville
Privun
Betsy
Ana
Conrad Stein
Stratford
Mya
Willian Lihammiodiou
James Burnes
W. End Contractor
Georgy Burnes
New Havener Secured to Teach at Easton School
Ott 22. Special to legrim. The Laties Society of the Lee Muthagist veh will hold an afternoon social in The Wally Wedausdiy at 3 oclock. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marsh and family were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Seeley of Bridgeport. Mrs. Ambrose Marsh entertained Mrs. Edward Merehouse of Greenfield yesterday. Ne and Mrs. Kollard Holroyd and Mrs. John D. Waller of Paris Avenue Bridgeport spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Kent. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gillette entertained Mrs. Ralygh Toth of Stratford yesterday. Ma and Mrs. Walter Jennings visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marsh Sunday. Mastensiahirt AEA eriterlilin x at the neighbore by Granges is expected. Supper will be served after the ceiling. A new teacher for the Valley school has been secured as replaces Miss Annie Ivan of Bethel. The Micies Aid Society of the Congregational church meets with Mrs. Stephen Wilson for an all day meeting Wednesday.
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Laties “Society of the
Lee Muthagist Veh
Wally
Fred Marsh
Wilbur Seeley
Bridgeport
Ambrose Marsh
Edward Merehouse
Greenfield
Kollard Holroyd
John D. Waller
Psrie Avenue
Joshua Kent
Edward Gillette
Ralygh Toth
Stratford
Walter Jennings
Ralph Marsh
Tormorres
Crivin
Anny Ivan
Bethel
Aunivermein
Micies Aid Society
Stephen Wilson
Monroe Bene Soe and Local Notices in Odd Transcription
Fragmented OCR text shows names like Lavinia Hurd and Mrs. George Huys, mentions of meetings and chapters including a Masonic event, and references to people in Butler County with scattered place names. The article appears to be a jumble of social notices, meetings, and local names with unclear dates.
Ridgefield Center Court Case Report Records Keels Dimving
An unclear record mentions Ridgefield center court actions involving a defendant tied to a pelegius state haven and highmond hills New York. It notes a reckless delivery claim and a held for further proceedings. The fragment references a Tow court cue hierarchy and a barking incident without clear details.
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Ridgefield Gyt
Sally
Pelegius
Hilghmond Hills
New York
Ridgefield Center
State to Send Apple Exhibits to Fruit Show
Milford report on plans for the Eastern Apple Exhibition and Fruit Show at Grand Central Palace from November 3 to 7. Miles of Calflower serves as general secretary. event aims to feature the finest fruits, honey, and maple products from New England, New York, and nearby states, with 250000 apples distributed and educational programs across fruit culture and marketing.
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Milford
C. Miles
New York
Grand Central Palace
Miles
New England
W York
Maryland
Wrawers
OnGh State
Milford Fenlr
Wilon
Connecticut
Poloce
Cuiott Coolidge
Sadie
Miss O'Brien of Long Hill Wed At Pretty Ceremony
Miss Margaret O'Brien of Orchard Street Long Hill wed John I Berger of Long Hill in St Charles church Trumbull the couple plan a home after November 3 A large reception followed at the bride's home with relatives and friends present.
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Miss O'Brien
Long Hill
Trumbull
Margaret
O'Brien
Orchard
Sirece Bridgepore
Sand
John I. Berger
Long Hall
St. Charles Church
Nora O'brien
Mu. Po Honmir
Fred Berger
Smilies
Art student surprise party in Fairfield drawn by guests
A New York art student celebrated with a surprise party at the Fairfield event, drawing a large turnout of friends and officials from New York and surrounding areas. Guests included Alderman and Mrs Tanner and many named attendees from Bridgeport and nearby locales.
State Women’s Clubs Meet Today in Westport
Westport hosts the Federation of Women’s Clubs of Connecticut for its annual convention at Manor House and Westport Country Club. Mrs. George H. Stoughton presides with morning sessions at 11 o’clock. Delegates welcome, reports from county vice presidents, and a busy afternoon program including music, addresses, and federation accounts led by state president Mrs. George H. Stoughton.
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Westport
Federation of Women's Elites of
Connectizuc
Westport Country Club
George HL. Stoushton
Hertford
Jonun Crawford
Wesport
Alesé Clarence
Jenne
Fairzord Women's’ Club
BE. L. Neiiueton
New Haven
Mindowmens Tund
George H. Stoughton
Ginning
Perry Anderson
Percy V
Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
Federation of Mens Cluby
Chautauqua Vdterary Girele
Brchards
New England
Conn
Nuzzo Trial Delayed by Westport Court
Special from Westport reports Nuzzo’s case postponed in Town court to November. Defendant connected to August 10 incident injuring father-in-law Swivaiepe Miauet. bond set at $18 for Jack Jakofsky and Goultier fled to evade charges. Officer Michael Dominick handled the road incident details.
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Westpot
Gore
Billy
Nuzzo
Phils
Swivaiepe Miauetelo
Main Street
Bridgeport
Costa
Michael Dominick
Pos
Jack Jakofsky
F. Goultier
Drunken Driver Receives 15 Day Suspended Jail Sentence
Greenwich December case reports a man arrested for driving under the influence near railroad tracks. He pleaded guilty to charges and was fined 100 dollars plus costs with a 15 day suspended jail term. The defendant has a wife and six children to support.
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Greenwich
Get
Cour Tits
Foren Popp
Por Chewler
Eros
Wits
Ted Elven
James Fo Mena
James
Rys
New York
Elven
Milford social events planned by Milford Wheel Club
Special to The Telegram reports Milford events for November 28 and the ensuing days. The Wheel Club mock trial committee lists members such as Eugene Barth and D. F. Woodhoy. the Young Women's Aid Society of the First Congregational church plans activities, including a two day Cole event and the memorial addition opening. The program includes a degree conferred by the Wopowage lodge, social gatherings, aThursday or Friday district event, and a Milford Palles Department Association annual banquet at Smith's Indian River restaurant.
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Milford
Qet
Tigg
Milford Whyeel Club
Punvd
Pic
Eugene Barth
Eheteian
D. F. Wobdhoy
George Wt Weed
Wilkin A. Reve
Tames 2
Toocher
Adan Sicily
Younes Woman's Aid Society
Wirst
Ohare
Elurgh
Conipiscine
Trumbull Beach
Feyd High School
Milford Pallea Deparment Association
Smith's
Indian River Reat
Ansonia Board Approves $300000 for Expenditures
The Ansonia Board of Apportionment approved appropriations totaling 300000 at a city hall meeting. Officials reviewed last year’s suspended funds about 40000 and a $250000 bond issue, with allocations for the Eagle Hose company schools Pine de school Police Fire lineaty Charities and Health departments. A special education appropriation also funded school escapes for inadequately equipped facilities.
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Ansonia
Cromouriggs
Board of Aldermen
Eagle Hose Company
Pine
Lineaty Charities and Health Departments
Board of Eduction
Devon and Reaches Devon Oct 22 local notes
Special to the Velesram reports Mrs Filthils of Allford will travel to Devon soon for a shoot with children aged four to sixteen, to determine school funding in town. Feaker of Walnut Beach breaks ground for three cottages on Beachlson, plans to build more near Gkakatte. Several residents return from trips to New York, Maine, and Derby area. Sunday school meeting set for one evening. Mrs Catford Potter visits. A. I. Wheeler resigns from Gulf Refining for a better post in New Haven.
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Devon
Aui
Ford
Naugatuck Gardens
Walnut Beach
New York City
Julia Geyant
Hamm
Broadway
Myrtie Entiage
Beach
Maine
Woods
Migs
Eunice Rourk
Bowsord
Anil
al Raney
Eveen Yonah
Misaig
Babe Walshi Sever
Mra. Ruach
Migs Glirea
Amun
Raymond Greywateh
Seymour
Josephine Mom
Ansania
Mincey
Elizabeth Ryan
Derby
Sloat
Pegaymura
M. Dugeth
Elenay Davin
Ber Theofflein
Woven
Mra
Catford Potter
Ney
Ara
Mabel Svarte
Lelgepert
Morgan and Aiquehtyny
Spejeys
Spejeys Oh Smeny
Reinit Et Waist Polne
A. I. Wheeler
Mlurency Avenue
Gulf Refining Company
New Haven
Greenwich Liquor Cases Continued
Bet 2 percent special to the Telegram reports Greenwich town court continued the cases of Charica Gamibing and Trans Lago for transporting liquor without a license until next Monday at the request of a prosecuting attorney claiming communication with federal authorities. Tony Greco’s case for a confrontation with Albert Maren at Turner farm was also continued until Thursday, with Greco still in the fall bear under bonds of $2,000.
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Greenwich
Bet
Henry B. White
Tony Greco
Albert Maren
Turner Farm
Bride to Be Surprised at Newtown Castle Shower
A lavish welcome shower for Miss Christine Corbett of New Haven unfolded at Newtown Castle over the weekend. More than twenty guests gathered in the reception room as her fiancé’s family staged a bright surprise with a buffet lunch and autumn decor. Miss Corbett and Walter Tyan of New Haven are set to wed on Thanksgiving Day at St Mary’s Church Newtown.
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Newtown
Chria the Corbett
New Haven
James E. Corbett
Cestie
Misa Corbett
Minnie Weisbacker
Grace and
Alexander
Misa McMeert Cavanaugh
Waterbury
Miss Corbett
Thomas J. Corbett
Universal Firm Corporation
Walter Tyan
St. Marys Church
New Tinven
Christine Corbett
Miss Minute Welsbacker
Clara Sheehan
Florence Sheehan
Alice Hou Lhan
Lileen Houtihan
Garirudy Crowe
Caterina Crowe
Mildred Corbett
Margaret White
Muicent Cavanaush
Eileen Corbett
Grace Corbett
Agacha Kennedy
Dorothy Kennedy
Vivien Kennedy
Arnest Delaney
Hindeiport
E. Corbett
Joseph Ormand
Danbury
Reynolds
Redding
Wiliam Kennedy
Anna Sheehan
Wiliam B. Glover
Johanna Gerter
M. F. Crowe
Thames J. Carey
Queer
Uila Crindié
Queen Street
Tech
Bridgeport
Emes
Suike Street
Frederick Shepard
Country Club
Julia Prindin
Harry Molland von
Harry Molland von and Weugnter, Sgaroild Mott
Frederick N. Shepard
Charles B. Johnson
Adolph Carlson
Milford
Utilities Commission Holds Danbury Session
Special to Telegram reports the utilities commission meeting in Danbury with plans for a line between Lorimelon and Danbury. William Lowell proposed a Danbury to Thomaston line via South Woolbury and Thes. Hearings on the Danbury to New Haven segment were postponed. November 6.
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Danbery
A. J. Dt
Danbury
New
Trestley
Greenwich Speak Easy Owner Bound Over
Jones Lipset, proprietor of a Greenwich speak easy on Greenwich Avenue, bound over to the next term of the U S court by U S Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery. Aids and federal agents were involved. about 10 gallons of alleged liquor were seized. Bond set at $506.
Two Women Jailed for Violation of Volstead Act
Fairfield reports two women fined in town court for liquor law violations. Veronica Geroviteh of Kings Highway paid 25 dollars and costs with a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Nelle Borowsky of Elm Street paid 25 dollars and costs with a 20 day suspended jail sentence, both suspended for good behavior as mothers. The Reckless Driving docket sees John Silvio’s case continued for a week, with bonds set at 1500 dollars, and other drivers facing continuances, fines, or nolles for costs.
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Fairfield
Jonathan Grout
Veronica Geroviteh
Kings Highway Wan
Traq
Nelle Borowsky
Elm Street
Thas
James
Asreek Inn
Post Road
L. Finkleatone
John Silvio
Whalley Avenue
Bridgeport
Joseph Waidgnan
Charles F. Hana
Nolle
Costa
Bawin
M. Powers
Alex-Jane Krigtman
Parkus
Nolle Piyment
Coats
Alexander Mudawar
John Tesunla
Bronson Road
Paul Rosina
Joe Papi
Lrnert Mindr
Frank Guo
Joy Sucharl
Joe Wokowski
Mikal Poskewitz
Ridgefield Lad Dies After Tetanus From Moto Injury
Ridgefield, Oct. 22. William Tilan Anderson, sixteen, son of Reo Morcis Anderson, died here this afternoon from tetanus contracted after a heel injury last Sunday. He was with a friend on a motorcycle when his foot twisted and tore away the heel skin. Two outsiders were called but serum was ineffective. funeral at 3 from his home Wednesday, at Methodist church. Survived by mother and two sisters. His father was killed in an auto accident four years ago.
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Ridgefield
Spee
William Tlilan Anderson
Reo Morcis Anderson
Bry Park
Alien
Angerson
Fire Pave
Hidpetfeld Hill School
Probing Death of Ansonia Drink Victim
Ansonia on October 22 coroner orders investigations into Salvatore Barblete forty died after intoxicated collapse at the police station later inquest. Police say Barblete and a companion drank at a wine house, details of the supplier remain withheld as inquiry continues.
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Ansonia
Speel
Eli Alby
Salvatore Barblete
Ace
Lagepleh
Thémas
Path
Larbiere
House of Wince
Barbiére
Troy
Redding Telegram Special Event Notes and Visits
Redding October 22 note details a charity event hosted by the ladies of Christ church next Saturday at the Sanfield school. Miss Katherine Tierney hosted a small gathering for friends at her home last Saturday evening. Miss Geary and Sts Condes of New York were guests at Miss Julia Sanford's home over the weekend. Kenneth Knust, Josse Sanford, and Stephen Sanford spent the weekend with friends in Deep River.
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Kenneth Knust
Josse An
Stephen Sanford
Deep River
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