Stamford Park Board Adjourns Amid Halloween Wrangle
Park board meeting ends with Mayor Phillips accusing catering firm of violations and seeking lease action. Quinn fails to move, adjournment passes. witnesses note checks showing payments to catering head. Norton and Langley exit, leaving one commissioner present.
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Stamponi
Phillips
Tf ¢ Mermers
John Bh Quinn
Ing
Quinn
Chillips
Frank
Langley
Jon
Connecticut Tatering
Viola
Fark Commission
Prim Te Fos
Redding Ball Tossers Beat Married Men
Redding ball club defeated the Married Men as Smith pitched a solid game allowing five hits. Early errors by the defense allowed the locals to score, while McCollam also pitched well for the visitors. A late misplay by an outfielder aided the Redding offense in a key inning.
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Redding
Redding Basihal
Smith
Racers
McCollam
Sanford
Bemis
Lordship LORPSHIM Special of the Telegrea
Mrs. Cierton Lith rop of Stratford rec entered it honor of Anise Florence Tene of Wallingford this afternoon. The guests were Mrs. Ivan Moreheuse and daughter of Stratford, Mrs and family of Robert Boulder, Miss Bertha Warr rum of and Miss Marion Rose ofrt, Miss Joxee Corbin who Iag at Bridsepert hospital tended vacation. Jasmin who haseen spending two weeks in Wuehee turned today to her home on avena Charlotte Bright is motoring with Providence friends to Niagerw Falls and experts to be gone for two weeks. After epending several dave with Mr and Mrs Fo Prane at Po s and Mrs Maranthy home on Boston
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Lorpshim
Cierton Lithrop
Stratford
Anise Florence Tene
Wallingford
Ivan Moreheuse
Robert Boulder
Bertha Warrrum
Marion Rose
Joxee Corbin
Bridsepert
Jasmin
Haseen
Wuehee
Avena
Charlotte Bright
Providence
Niagerw Falls
Ater
Fo Prane
Po S
Maranthy
Boston
Brookfield Meeting Under Pocono Group Aims
In Brookfield center under Pocono group auspices the gathering included local residents and officials. The event hosted by Mr and Mrs Debras featured entertainment and discussions, with multiple attendees and a scheduled follow up week later.
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Haston
Fragmented OCR shows unclear political dates and names
The readable text contains scattered phrases about caucus dates and various place names but lacks coherent facts. It appears to reference September items and mentions several unusual terms, yet no concrete events or people are verifiably identifiable.
Harry Sherwood Rumored Nominee for Reformers
Westport reports a newly formed Reformers group meeting on Friday evening to discuss politics. Leader Joseph Men il and farmer candidate Harry R. Sherwood are connected to the push for reform within the Republican camp. Local interest grows as voters prepare for the primary season and the potential impact on the party’s caucus.
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Westport
Sopr
Arettien Arace
Tefewerk
Irene Vest
Apion Fil
Tiverside Avenue
Iiscuss
Joseph Menil
Orgeninion
DAS Nul
Har R. Sherwend
Farmer
Laurshmt
Nursing lessons for Trumbull women scheduled
Nursing lessons for Trumbull women to be taught by MacDonald from Torrs Agriculture College. Two sessions will be held Wednesday September 26 at 1 o clock at the Library under Farm Bureau auspices. A light luncheon will be served and demonstrations on nursing and handling will follow.
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Trumbull
Tren Bta
Uy MacDonald
Btorrs Agricultura College
Cavunty
Wien
Canbury Parties Show Apathy Ahead of Caucuses
A fragmented report notes voter apathy in Canbury as caucuses approach. Senior officials Albert Doyle and Harry J. Yorsett are cited amid party tensions. Republicans discuss nomination strategy while Democrats weigh leadership and school committee posts. The piece hints at uncertainty over future caucus timing and nominee prospects.
Woman Charged With DUI In Local Court Case
A local town court hears multiple cases with Deputy Dundee, Joseph Adame of Greens, and prosecutor Luwatuel involved. One woman from New York faces DUI charges after being found driving under the influence and breaching peace. first such case in the area.
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Jocal
Dundee Joseph Adame
Greens
Rayn Joseph Morton
Luwatuel
Leo F
Wai Nigh Street
Jan
New York
Lidung
Abu Jeur Ming
Ain
Town Meeting in Westport Tuesday Evening
Town meeting in Westport set for next Tuesday September 11 in the Town Hall. Voters will hear reports on the removal of rails near North Main and the pipeline to Pine Beach and decide on actions including street bus line and trolley service.
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Tie Town Hall
Einapge
North Main Iabres
Nnipe Beach
Ihe
Local social notes and arrivals at Centre party
Week end social items report on Monroe Munilor and Clifford Tartineon of Mont Vernon attending a Centre event. Describes hospital visit for Crashy, a surprise party for Robert Spidelyn, and decorating at Mrs Cumtled Nichol’s home. Several residents noted visiting and hosting gatherings with neighbors and family.
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Munilor
Telegrans
Clifford Tartineon
Mont
Eneon
Meg
Bayer
Sieimetiedd
Beachy
Hoggen
Lawles
Franklyn SY
Sehecheel
Aubrey Semeter
Crashy
Amd Obra
Sh Bens
Ofire
Aitek
iSound
Cumtled Nichol
Ales
Robert Sipedyin
Many Wheeler
Lloyd Stevens
Weeihuey
Local students depart for summer study at Devon area school
Twenty young people left Devon at 8 04 for a trip tied to a summer program with Miana Airs. The group, headed by leaders and students from Washing The Mi Cuxsie Wraine and dhoglite, included Deruie Davis Virginia Whitney Alice and others as they travel toward a hospital visit and field studies at Marion Mee Glepege Barter of Spitig.
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May
Eriits
Gob Paint Road
Marion
Spitig
Veenperaviia
Millar Hospital
Aefier Naeersoing
Scrinige
Ares
Anett
Mie
Berek
Trower
Oake
Ana One
Amany Tage
Deruie Davis
Virgina Whitney
Alice Indiseewin
Ponte Vine Thren
Clarenen Dhavne
Rite Berek - Joy Kray
Hernan Fey
Dota Whimsy
Aten
Apatleitie
Pid
Chardin MeytaloMpe
Easton Baby Fire Company Holds Its First Carnival
Special to The Easton news outlines Eastons Baby Fire Companys inaugural carnival events planned for Thursday through Saturday nights. Officers and committees receive praise for preparations, with a growing membership and active regular meetings noted. Arthur Staples leads as first assistant chief among senior officers.
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Easton’s Baby Fire Company
Trefirs
Uliet
Syvel Raman
Arthur Stiples
Asateta
Carl Siliminn
Arthur FE
Wiverler
Veena
Comany
Cvrl Altan
Arthur Staples
Chie Kastan
Masten Fire Company
Fairfield School Budget Cuts Hit 1922 Costs
At the Fairfield board meeting the 1922 school budget was set at 13 thousand dollars, with most of the funds returned to the treasury as unexpended during the year. An increase in teacher and janitor costs was noted, while projections align with prior budget plans.
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Rater
Wehway
Cascom
Pye Board of
Minanes
Howard
Fetha Haing
Lawsuit Filed Against City of Shelton by William GL
William GL filed a damages claim in superior court against the City of Shelton alleging injuries from a collision or incident. He says his arm and wrist were fractured and the city failed to ensure proper clearance and safety under applicable ordinances.
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Cepcedes
SMP
Soph
Oresimually
Bridmenayy
Austin
Jefnr
Willian
Tsly
Warner
Unclear local notice with disrupted names and events
A damaged OCR fragment describes community events, visits, and notices in Milford and surrounding areas. It mentions a September gathering, charity drives, and a fire incident, with references to local houses, a nurse association, and municipal groups, though many names and dates are garbled.
Milford school owner plans new hotel here
A local Milford school owner proposes a new hotel on Lafayette Street. The plan involves repurposing existing structures while addressing community concerns and potential impacts on nearby properties. Community meetings are expected to set timelines and approvals.
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Milford School
Unclear historical town meeting agenda and notes
Fragmented OCR notes outline a Newtown SEW TOW at Vey Tie event with select committee actions.
Red Men Teddy Ereng Patreteled in Accident Tale
A damaged clipping reports two men injured in a railway train accident near a park in what appears to be Red Men era notes. Names and places are garbled, with references to William and George among injured parties and a fair event tied to the incident.
Fairfield Readies to Accept Rift and settlement
The article describes Fairfield preparing to accept a dispute settlement with local residents. It notes costs, communication to citizens, and steps to take over a demanding project. Residents report payments and expectations for takeover and transition of a local facility or service.
Wedding Official Fetes Son in New Jersey
A local officiant presided over a son's wedding in New Jersey. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but mention of attendees and addresses indicates a formal family ceremony with noted individuals and locations.
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Son
New Jersey
Woman named to town school board vacancy
The article notes a woman appointed to fill a vacant town school board seat caused by the resignation of Willie S. and describes the family background of the appointee, daughter of Wey Aid Alva. It mentions a granite survey by the ANAS and references local officials and names including Reverend John B. Sibley.
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Lothot
Willies
Jauier
Wey
Alva
Fairfield G O P To Make Slate Tonight
The Republican party in Fairfield plans a meeting tonight to finalize its slate of candidates for the upcoming public notices. Officials indicate the list to be presented will reflect the committee’s selections and may set the tone for forthcoming nominations.
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Fairfield G. O. P
EAM Ige
Inelimaventa
Unique Show of Pets in New Canaan Headlines First Annual Event
Special to the Telegram reports New Canaan hosts the first annual Pet Show on Saturday evening at the grounds. Classes include all kinds of pets, with ribbons for winners and a youth division for under eighteen. Attendees include national organization affiliates and a speech program by Army and Navy officers.
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New Canaan
Dew
Gang 88
Stepney Hl RYE NEY and Visitors at Bridapiert Hospital
A jumble of names and places describes visits and family ties around Bridapiert Hospital. References to Mrs Kertes WW Thorpe and Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols hint at gatherings and weekend guests. Several lines mention New York visitors and holidays, with repeated allusions to family members and hosting duties.
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Furias
Bridapiert
Payymin Ebaansiris
Daventer
Kertes
Thorpe
Siwamabes
Lee Villas" Rae
Willbent
Spitord
Curis
Rrepen
Bayes
Camrles Nichols
Wal Hut
Gress
Aiy
Massour
York Visirard
Starmieg Eeream
Eyater Carniere
Vda Choy
Cavetami
Gabbe
Pally
James de Ackerson
George Te
Guugner
Dorothy
Providence
Mia
Viethel
Trumbull Water Rights Offer Sparks Town Meeting
A special town meeting in Trumbull is called for Tuesday September 11 to decide a proposal by the Bridgeport Hydraulic Company to close part of Tashua Road for a watershed project. The plan includes $15,000 compensation to the town and potential reservoir enhancements, with residents near Tashua Church most affected. The project would require road changes, expanded dam area, and may double reservoir storage, as part of securing a dependable water supply.
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Long Wilds
Tegra
Baston
Bridgeport
Gaston
Farrey
Marsin
Trambull
Yashue Church
Auljarent
Local meeting held at the Benche oratory on Saturday
The text describes a secretive meeting of leaders including Albert Corissie and WM. Writney, with preselected or vetted attendees, discussing regular duties and planning for a gathering at a park. It mentions the Lane and SEM fire events and notes a division or voting on agenda items.
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Mathina Ehiiris
Secretuer
Albert Corissie
Tie Lane
Bite Ram
Papi
Explosion Still Frightens Derby Residents After Collapse
A Midland city center blast on Main Street caused panic as residents report hearing a powerful explosion. Authorities are reviewing reports of a fire and structural damage to buildings on Mire Street, with descriptions indicating a heavy rear impact and possible gas involvement.
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Mire
Rey
Riga
Geetesston Art
Hareig Pay Un Col Patrev asld Sepp Sneelal Grittyerray
Unclear text fragment references Hareig Pay and visitors visiting a place. No coherent events, names, dates, or places readable. Readable content insufficient for a factual summary.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Easton
Fairfield -- Monroe
Stamford
Wrangle
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Sep Feuit Fatruieldate Partie Weraikes Premmerratie
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Mela Felle
Femeerdie Mint
Harry Sherwood
Canbury
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Albert Doyle
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Ononnaring
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Tindde
Third Selectman
Republican Party
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Ton GunMiller
Danhemy
Lara
Goorge A. McKay
Town Board of Finance
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Monroe
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Westport G. O. P
Devon
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Seesie Studios
AMT
Devon Mainn
Hotie Ie
Ates
Dedi Miter
Fee
Elevence Avenue
Devanbubnie
Wesenid- Tarher
Lew Rydenc
Pioneer Fire Fighters
Conman Tin
Suvercber
Bowen Vasion
Heary E Gry
Aston Tire Company
Tretsurer Fascon Pe Parhnesit
Fairfield
Town Treasury
Finance Board
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Urea
Fred Natyedkde
Cis
Frortay Baldwin
Fernoon
Amiual Regiest
Fata
Westeriy
Ralph Peek
Aftiernad
Waesh
Pridgeport
Iowa
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Oreturna
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Calind
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Ity
Ae Gantraveray
Anasehel
Simoes
Serge Hebe
Arid
Pci Wolers
Renneth Sonte
Tao Yen Eark
Muvyn
Oredeutar
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Eaief
Fordia Farour
Teddy Ereng
Patreteld
Wiliam Varialy
Parkes
Marwerr
Cearge
Sia
Retarat
Rift Andulange
State Guard
Aginenie
Pepie
Sinai Grate
Cye Grand
Swartien
Tay Baisfiell
Trumeburs Park
Wisson
Charles Carrington Beeman
Althea
Chanesbyres
Ayres
Ashby Ave
Marridd
BO Reebort
Dohn B. Sibeoty
Stepney
Hydraulic Company
Tashua Road
Derby
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Sepp
Sneelal
Cote
Sofa Ly
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