Milford liquor arrests mark second sale case this week
Milford police led by Superintendent Maher arrested John Gologas manager of the Polish Club for selling liquor without a license amid a raid that also yielded evidence of a prior raid. Gologas posted $1,000 bond, faced a $200 fine and a suspended jail term. A woman was arrested nearby for selling liquor without a license and released under $100 bond for Monday town court.
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Milford
John
Gologas
Sireet
J. M. Maher
Tolugis
Howeyes
Gologan
J.D. Brown
Palm Club
West Nain
West Town
Bill Hart Returning to Westport in a Few Weeks
Western film star Williams S. Hart plans to return to Westport within weeks. His sister Mary Hart oversees the remodeled Hart home on Old Hill Road near Klug Street and Old Hill Road, while signs mark the estate. Local residents await the return of a leading figure in western cinema.
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Bill
Hart
Westport
Oct.s
Spreigl
Telegram
Williams S. Hart
The
Moving Pictures
Mary Hart
Ain
New York
Bly Harti
Klug Atreet
Old Hill
H. OW
Old Will Road
Hart Homestead
Beaten to Death at Service Field by Relief Watchman
A 73 year old watchman Fred Seli ing was found beaten to death this morning on a service fieldy. The relief watchman discovered the body. No definite clues yet. police suspect a foul play by a mad man. Hospitals of benevolent societies in Peru are strained from revenue largery derived from lotteries.
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Fred Seliing
Hallowe'en Parties Galore in Fairfield
Fairfield grows festive as Hallowe'en celebrations spread through Sherman Star of Connecticut No 15 hosts masquerade dunes freshmen plan a school party in Sher mun hall Greenfield County club stages masquerade at the clubhouse Paltfield Center church hosts a children’s masquerade party Miss Helen Whitney of 62 Jackman Ave Rue hosts a party Friday night and other home gatherings are planned.
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Fairfield
Get
Specula
Hallowe'en
Sherman
Mal
Star of Connecticut No. 15
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Hah
Shermun Hall
Greenfield Countey Club
Penetenational Church of
Ladies' Guild of Stepney elects sale committees
The Ladies' Guild of St Peter's church held a meeting to form and name committees for the upcoming food and useful article sale at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank J Wales on Saturday November 3. Members were assigned to bread and biscuit, cake and pie, jellies, and quilt committees.
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S. Hurd
Arthur George Tawles
Lilian Wheete
Frannes Hurd Y Hurd
Wilenbeth Hurd
Marian Wales
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Bridgeport
Nichols
Long Fly
Leavenworth
Wmer Tomlinson
Strovkton
Cal
Lucinda Lane
Alvs
William Burdy
Milan
B. Hawley
Manchest
Danielsen
Marquis D. Curink
Belstot
We Haie
Frederick Sutherland
New Haven
Is Colls
Sutherland
Washington
Ford
Choir Benefit Show Awards Best Act at Fairfield Vaudeville
Fairfield Ohio special report notes the Congregational church choir won 30 dollars for best act in a vaudeville benefit at the Commune theatre for Fairfield Fire Company No. 7. A high school girl group performed a military dance Parade of Wounded Soldiers winning second prize. Other acts included Sea Bones and Musiq a la carte.
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Fairfield
Choly
First Congregations
Commune Theatre
Fugirfield Fire Company
Volee
Westport Committees Plan Christmas Festival Event
Westport committees from the Marv children group and the Church of the Assumption Hety join for a Christmas tree festival in the church basement. Members include Misses Mole Hyan Taynbani Ade Loudon Lovelty Remin and Kithel rine Keeh with John Gilbertio Miralle Reiling Harold Tomes Wikies Tandon among others. The group plans fundraising to support the annual Christmas event and a Christmas party in December.
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Osh
Children of
Marv
Church of the Asumipion
Wiliam O'Connor
Children of Mares Sme
Mole Hyan
Marsares Taynbani
Ade Loudon
Lovelty Remin
Kithelrine Keeh
Toly Nate Society
John Gilbertio
Miralle
Reiling Harold Tomes
Wikies Tandon
Win
MTR
Greenwich Posts Office Sought for Local Section
Special to the Velewran reports Greenwich residents favor a mail station after a meeting. They voted to petition the city for improved postal service. Miss Anna Mulko would be considered for postmaster if the salary rises to 750 dollars annually. No surrounding section was abandoned due to a lack of willing workers at two hundred dollars per year.
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Greenwich
Port Chester
Creenwich
Ide City
Anna Mulko
Roone
Fang
Cross Country Meet Under New Sponsorship Crowned
The Connecticut A A U hands D direct control of the Lonngenvut State senior cross country meet to Cygnig Ash Club of East Port Chesgr on November 17. Bridgeport groups and Yale declined sponsorship, amid claims the race originated with a Greek figure and a snake motif.
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Faesram
Connectcut A. A. U. Hag
Jtrom
Cygnig Ash
Lots Club
East Port
Ansonia Urges Firesafety On Streets After Notices
Ansonia officials warn residents against building bonfires on streets and alleys after notices from City Engineer warning of penalties for damage to highways. Children and parents face fines if fires harm newly laid agents. Local officers prepare to enforce the new safety law following the notices.
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Ansonia
Oor
Clark
Central Ave
Steeel Snd
Wiler
Lim
Wailer Thomason
Bureau of Industrial Paycho
Loky
Warren Phol
Ity
PhD Burns
Norwall
Mary Catherine Mahaney
Manone
South Norwalk
Naugaruels Lodge
Norwalk Woman Recovers After Mercury Poisoning
Mrs. Reber Brown, 20, of Hoyt Street Norwalk, is slowly recovering at Norwalk Hospital after ingesting mercuric chloride early Saturday. Family denies suicide attempt amid no domestic troubles. Dr. Samuel Huntington treated her husband summoned aid and she is mother to three young children.
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Norwalk
Oeil
Sheuialte
Reber
Jureny
Huntington
Honey Snares
Brown
Women May Be Elected To New Devon Bank Board
Devon bank directors expect nominations for a new board at an upcoming meeting. Mex John Maman and Mes Hurl Johnson are among those suggested, with voting on candidates to take place once subscriptions reach the required numbers.
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NEW Devon Bank Board
Gvon
Chet
Lieck
New Devon Bank and Vyyust Company
Mex
John Maman
Hurl Johnson
Bride and Groom to Wed at Ford Home in Wartford
Miss Abby Ailsin ford and Gren SR announce a home wedding at Missin ford's parents residence with plans for a masquerade dance at the Grange hall next Saturday. The couple will reside in Wartford after a teen. Prizes will be awarded for best costumes and most original design.
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Ping
Gren
Abby Ailsinford
Lename
Willans
Missinford
Theda Center
Picardiy
Funlies
Wartford
Grange Hall
Redding
Red Cross Chapter to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Del. special report notes the Red Cross chapter will elect officers at Wednesday afternoon's annual meeting. The event will be held by the Menprint Library and will include reports from retiring officers.
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Prineible
Del
Red Cross
Menprint Library
Camp Egan a Pal of Presidents Breaks Newtown Camp
Newtown reports William H. Egan master of the Pennsylvanias station in New York City breaks camp with friends from New York at Cane alad Walnut Tree hill. Rain altered plans but Egan, famed as Chief Egan, hosted dignitaries and kept a tight operation with Chef Sam Smith and staff.
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Bill” Egan
Pal of Presidents
Newtown Camp
Newtown
Witliam OH
Egan
Pennsylvanis Station
New York City
Prisinyater
New York
Canealad
Kydir
Gan
Sony
Fron
Ganjarmin Harrison
Calvin Coolidge
Pennsylvania Station
Presing
McKincey
Nean
McKinley
Bean
10Th Avenue
Grover Cleveland
Coolidge
Bhi
Sam" Smith
Smith
State Limited
Grand Central
Chicf Agans
Bower
Charles Donnery
New York Transfer Company
Johasan
Bill's
William Driscoll
Pennyylvenia
Bill
Camp Egan
Megis
Neen Ry
Pennsylvania
Penn” Station
Figan
West
Ford
Paris
van Hea
Red Cross
Washington
Ministers Lead Campaign Against Gambling in Milford
MAYFORD Oct 28 special for the Telegram Evangelical church ministers in Milford advance a campaign to enforce Connecticut gambling laws. They call for education and cooperation with authorities to curb selling tickets for games of chance to children, arguing even small bets undermine law and public morality. They stress enforcement coupled with community reform beginning within their own organizations.
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Mayford
Ehurch
Milford
Connecticut
Sambling
Leslie Brigg
al Lowings
Porsone
Brigee
Canmaien
Phen
Tbercampaisa
Intia
Bridgeport Woman Heads Epworth League
Miss Annes Abbott of Bridgeport was elected superintendent of the New York District Epworth League at the annual meeting held in Norwalmn. Rev. Minor Harwood was named to a resolutions committee. a resolution supported Justice Wheeler on constitutional matters including the Liquor Amendment.
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Norwalmn
Specia
Annes Abbott
Bridgeport
New York
Epworth League
Minor Harwood
Reidgaport
George W. Wheeler
Bridgeport Woman In Norwalk Smashes Under Bridge
A Bridgeport woman, Mrs. 2. W. Lurmer of 657 Laurel Avenue, collided with Eugene Dall of Woodward Avenue under the Washington Street bridge in Norwalk at 4:30 PM. Both cars suffered minor damage. no injuries reported as the vehicles turned from Washington Street into North Main Street.
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Norwalk
Washington Street Bridge
W. Lurmer
Laurel Avenue
Bridgeport
Soung Wear
Hugene Dall
Woodward Avenue
Washington
Male Street
New Bookkeeping System for Westport Announced
A new bookkeeping system will be installed in Westport after the Board of Finance ordered a town survey. The survey work on town books is nearly complete and the accountants expect to finish in a week. The modern system aims to replace the old method with up-to-date procedures.
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Westport
Pubne
New York
Rave
Board of Finance
Devon's Proposed Bank Meeting And Hallowe'en Social
A Devon report outlines a stockholder meeting for the proposed bank to finalize stock payments following a deceased subscriber. Alfred Fox heads the organization with Henry Webb and others as officers, while a list of Devon and Milford businessmen joins the board. The piece also notes a Milford Halloween party by the Mitnaka Council and wedding details for a Myrtle Beach couple with guests from several states.
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Devon
Eegram
Ea Bank
Trist Dompany
James KR. Halton
Organivalion Aprewittee
Alfred Fox
Krenry Webb
Harold Mann
Arthur
Wyenut Beach
Mitnaka
Parahonias
Redman Hall
Milford
Henry Gallbromner
Nun Raluck Avenue
Geport
Rm Marie Wesling
Myrtle Head
James d. Glynn
Worccester
Mass
East Broadway
Myrtle Beach
Mt Go Groves
Mt. Vernon
Wm. I. Shérin
New Yor City
Wea
Local notices from Monroe area events and births
Special telegram report notes guests visiting Monroe residents, births and anniversaries, and social gatherings. Several families from Peace Dale and surrounding areas are mentioned with visits to Stevenson and Bridgeport, along with church group activities and masquerade fundraisers.
Joint-Ease touted for rheumatic pains and swellings
An old advertisement claims Joint-Ease provides quick lasting relief for rheumatic pains and sour joints. It promises relief regardless of age or chronicity, praising the product as a clean stainless preparation endorsed by drug stars and retailers.
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Twindle's
Deupsigls
Devon Hunters Back From Maine Adventure
Special to the Telegram reports Bernard Atlan and Sergeant Clarence Douglass of Walnut Beach returning Tuesday night from a camping and hunting trip in Maine near the Canadian border. Allan killed a bear and had the skin turned into a tug. The party bagged abundant game including partridges. two here.
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Devon
Bernard Atlan
Clarence Douglass
Walnut Beach
Maine
Allan
Kg Waryy
Ain
Tlmeste
Ailgath
Randall Has Finest Apples at Trumbull Grange
Oct 28 special to Telegram reports Brothers’ Night at Trumbull Grange with 122 meals served. 24 Pootatuck, 14 Shelton visitors and 25 other guests attended. Howard S. Randall had the largest apple exhibit. Edgar L. Tucker the largest general exhibit. Evall A. Gerer the largest potatoes. Many local residents and guests are listed along with a varied program and performances.
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Robert Peterson
Charles Laufer
Samuel Ward
Thomas R. Hands
Stu
Raven E. Burton
Stamford
Burton
Son
John Ta Beach
Watertown
John Candee
Ensaton
Mary J. Beach
White Plains School
Bailey's Hall
Alfred Gunn
Emma Luiley
Ruth Blackman
Herry Dans
Easton
Ernest Wood
American Legion unit plans Derevit show at community theatre
At the George A. Smith post meetings the committee designs a Derevit vaudeville style performance to be staged at the Community Theatre during Shanks-Riving week. Professions talent of high calibre will provide the show, secured by Mrs. Wm. Coverdale and Mark A. Luescher.
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WM. Coverdale
Mark A. Luescher
Highways of Conn Cost More Than Doubling in Ten Years
The State highway department reports road construction costs in Connnecticu t rose about 130 percent in the past decade. Total existing roadway mileage is 3,775.95 miles with 1,114.81 trunk lines and 61.67 other roads. A mile of bituminous concrete was 18 dollars in 1914 and now costs around 45 thousand. Macadam surfaces rose from 12 000 to 27 000, gravel from 9 000 to 20 000, and concrete from 27 000 to 40 000, reflecting wider roads and increased auto traffic.
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Connceticur
State Highway Department
Whiel
Department
Autor Ble
Highway Department
Trinkline
Nerete
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New Town
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Devon Union
William J. Guggenheim
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Bridgeport Woman
Monroe
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Trumbull Grange
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Republic Restaurant
Fairfield Avenue
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