Milford Town Meeting Postponed Again In Milford
Milford's annual town meeting is rescheduled to Monday November 3 but again adjourned due to polling place setup for the first district electors and voting machines. The 20 mill tax rate is urged, with a $549,917.59 fiscal year budget and a $20,881,581 grand list, plus planned permanent improvements including school renovations and roadwork.
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Milford
Board of Finance
Cers
Wiliam A. Rose
Finance Board
Woodmont
Fort Trumbull Beach
the Selectmen
Probate Court
Omar W. Platt
Republican Town Committee
Town Hall
John Q. Tilson
Republican Club
Botsford
Walnut Beach
Third District
Henry Gallbroner
310 Chaude
Briam Radel
William Moa
Palau
Star-by-the-Sea
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Wilam T. Hoyt
Golden Hill Street
James Body
California
Myra Terry
Fanny Curtiss
Laurel Beach
Doctor Body
Callaton
Knoles
Gilmore
Waterbury
Curtis
Neilson
Stratford
A. B. Clark
W. §. Putney
Harolds. Mawkins
Telephone Company
New Haven
Milford Arms
Has He Found a Cure for Asthma in New Zealand
An advertisement reports a new treatment Oxidaze for asthma and bronchitis in New Zealand. It claims tablets ease bronchial constriction and improve sleep, with pharmacies offering refunds if relief is not achieved. The claim emphasizes safety, low cost, and non habit forming ingredients.
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New Zongland
Uindle Pharmacy
Joseph. J
Hartigan
J.km. Teverty Bros
Davis proposes system of regular international conferences
Democratic nominee John W. Davis challenged President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes in Brooklyn arguing for a shift from sporadic conferences to an organic, regular system of international meetings that would be part of world order. He pressed questions on World Court, treaties, and defining aggressive war while criticizing administration claims.
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New York
Coolidge
Hughes
John W. Davis
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Davis
Mar. Davis
Hurhens
Washington Armaments Conference
Davin
Artot
Oloced
Congress
Washington
Pacific
World Court
Mr. Coolidge
Han
Month of Automobilists Sees Record Arrests This Year
Traffic bureau reports more than 500 arrests in the month for motor vehicle violations. Faulty brakes and reckless driving dominate offenses. Fourteen cases come before City court, including twelve for reckless driving and one for improper headlights. This has been the record month of the year for arrests.
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Traffic Bureau
Ter
Church Fire Burns Down in City With 25000 Loss
Neo. Om. Steleton Baptist church about a mile from the city was burned to the ground today. Valuable pulpit furniture built into the church ceiling was destroyed. The blaze may have started from a small furnace in the basement and the cause remains unknown. Loss estimated at 25000.
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Neo. Om. Steleton Baptist Church
Goa
Lieutenant Goulden Returns to Duty at Third Precinct
Lieutenant Goulden resumes duties at the Third Precinct after a two week absence the first in twenty years. He has served the city as an officer since July 11 1892 totaling 32 years after a career as an actor and acrobat with Barnum circus.
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Alphasus
Goulden
Barnum Circus
Arrest of Rockville Youth by State Police in Bridgeport
Fred Allison a 19 year old resident of Rockville was arrested in Bridgeport yesterday by State Policeman Bernard Scully after a September 24 probe involving two minor girls. Allison was taken back to Recville for custody and investigation.
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Fred Allison
Rockville
Bridgeport
Bernard Scully
Allison
Reciville
Topaz of 90 Pounds Exhibited at Field Museum
A massive topaz weighing 90 pounds was shown in an exhibition at the Field Museum. Brought from Maraimbala Minas Brazil by O C Farrington, head of geology, who led part of Cap tain Marshall Meld's South American expeditions.
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Paz
Maraimbala
Minas
Brazil
O. C. Farrington
Captai Marshall Meld
Parish Guild Serves Chowder Dinner and D. A. R. Seeks Wool Donations
Entertainment includes music and dancing as the Wednesday Afternoon Guild of St. Peter's church hosts a chowder dinner in the parish house Friday from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m. The Stow chapter of the D A R aims to pack a relief box to Bilis Island and requests woolen garments yarn and similar items for early November shipment. Donations may be left at the chapter house.
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S J. Peter's Church
Freelove Baldwin Stow Chapter
Bilissland
Cigarette Fire Damages Roof on High Street Block
A cigarette tossed onto the roof of 141 High Street, home of John Lizie, caused a blaze that cut a ten foot wide hole in the roof. Chemical No.1 under Assistant Chief Alexander Melior aided the response after a still alarm at 9 12 p m. The fire was brought under control quickly with residents using pails of water awaiting fire crews.
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High Street
John Lizie
Alexander
Melior
Coolidge Senses To Prevail At Rally
John T. Klongin and others spoke at Schwaben hall last night objecting to Taft LaFollette preachings. They predicted President Coolidge would sweep the country next Tuesday. The speaker urged opposition to LaFollette’s Supreme Court platform and questioned the folly of an umpire in a ball game.
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Taeliette
John T. Klongin
Schwaben Hall
Coolidge
LaFollette
Supreme Court
King
Blondex shampoo promises natural blonde restoration
An advertisement claims Blandex restores darkened blonde hair to a natural rich golden color with one use. It touts safe, chemical free formula, thick lather, and silky softness while urging readers to try at local drug stores with a money back offer if not satisfied.
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Shanmpoo
Blundex
Flind
Revly Br Frark
Ostrotph DO
Hartigan
Karl GO
Cyrus Scinsella
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Gude
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Phive
League of Nations
United States
Topaz
Stratfield
Jelke
John F. Jelke Company
John F. Jelke CO
New Jersey
Warren St
New York City
Vicfor
Sonora
Mainst
Golden Hill St
Lydia B. Plckhan
Raghive
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