Milford Republicans to name ticket this evening
Milford Republicans will name a full slate for the October town election at a town hall meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Officials expected include selectmen treasurer town clerk tax collector assessor relief board registrar of voters constable auditor and town school committee. Indications point to harmonious races with possible minor changes.
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Milford
Board of Relief
Registrar of Voters
A. m
First Mies season nf the Republican cub in Huntington
Report from Huntington on a Wednesday gathering at Barking ham's hall to launch the first mies season of the Republican club with local attendees including Miss Helen Burnes and Josephine Wetin. Mentions school activities, church resume after a vacation, and assorted local notices amid scattered misspellings.
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Barkingham's
Helen Burnes
Josephine Wetin
Frederick Rowle
Osan
Burtanss
George D Hil
Dorothy E Tilton
Kent
Cordel
Miue
Hous Nas Ces
Aminer
Ower
Petersen's Ointment Promises Rash Relief
An old classified style advertisement touts Petersen's Ointment for nut sores and skin conditions. It claims quick cures and removal of blemishes, urging readers to buy at local druggists with a Buffalo, N.Y. cap. The copy uses dramatic testimonials and emphasizes skin healing as a rapid solution.
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Os Penterson
Wilder Street
Ester
Noy
Poe Petersen
P Terson
Dinek
Peerson
Democrats Name Full Ticket for Redding Offices
In Redding on September 13 the Democratic caucus named a full slate for fall elections. The ticket includes Assessors Hugh C. McCollam and Clinton R. Goappler, Selectmen EL Sanford and Marold J. Connery, Town Clerk J. B. Sanford, Treasurer William C. Sanford, Board of Relief Dr. Charles Rides and Joseph Hugber, Tax Collector Herman W. Smith, and Arthur McCollam, Daniel & Sanford. Also listed are Constables Charles Allini and James Delaney, Registrars of Voters James Reynolds and Mary Dorothy Ford, and Fred Lucey.
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Redding
Hugh C. McCollam
Clinton
Goappler
TY Sanford
Marold J. Connery
J. B. Sanford
William C. Sanford
Charles Rides
Joseph Hugber
Herman W. Smith
Arthur McCollam
Daniel & Sanford
Thei Connery
Harry A. Loans
Heary
Devon Bevon Firemen Plan Coming Carnival
Devon Bevon firemen outline plans for a large carnival to be held on grounds of Chateau, September inclusive. Special attractions include Old-Timers Night, a Firemen's field bus, children's feats, Gustaf parachutist, vaudeville nightly, and a fireworks display by Wallingford firm. Decorations by Bridgeport studio and steam crane tour advertised. goal is a standout regional event.
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DEVO
Chemical Company
Nu Fem
Inient
Ing
Gustaf
Waterbury
Wallingford
Devon
New Haven
Stamford
Wwaterburs
Weston Republicans Nominate Officers for Town Posts
Weston Republicans convene to nominate officers including Assessor G Warren Bradlee and Town Treasurer Tinachey. Other named roles include Board of Relief, Grand Jury, Tax assessor, auditor, and school committee with a slate of listed members and chairs.
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WeeTies
Blt
A. C. Aq
Warren Bradlee
Board of Relief Touts
Merritt
Clarennen Smith
I. Tlarold Burritt
Richard Cateman
Town
Merk Arther
Tinachey
Wakeman
Auidtor
Rren Bradt
Gearze
Sherwood Davids
Coley
Bow
Eager
Oscar Wilson
Werter
Oscar Budd
Conahnton
Albert Ger- Sethur Sherwand
Frank Yar
Frank Fytch
Edith Fanton
George F. Sherwood
Milford Democrats Add To Voting List At Caucus
Milford, Sept 13 Special The town committee grew from 30 to 40 members after last Friday's Democratic caucus and a full committee meeting is set at party headquarters 25 River Street Thursday at 7 p.m. to organize and finalize campaign plans for the October 3 town election. Fifteen new names were added to the committee, including four women, boosting women's inner council representation to eight. Several names were dropped, including Clarence J. Platt and Herbert Petrson. The Milford M C A will resume fall meetings at Mary Taylor M E Church Tuesday evening with plans for fall and winter activities.
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Molay
Milford
Atkins. Chattoway
Harry A Wiren
Arthur L. Baldwin
Malcolm A. Buell
Rod. Me Willam G. Fissell
Uerman Schulz
Milord Rotary Club
George Smith
Geowge FE Southworth
Dee Ralston
Benjamin
W. Lyons
Dee Traves
Bill Hrase
Fred ¢ Arthur Ciuls
The
Panther
Jinn Ng Te
Charles Ny Re
River Street
Martin Lucey
Andrew FP
Henry Thomas Bry
Sdney Cu. Cook
KE. Ww. Bisnep
John Gorman
Joh Roach
M. E. Harris
Fred T
Ose McCarthy
H. M. Angle
Milford ¥. M. C
Mary Taylor M. 3
Fnte
Harvest pinochle event and beach outing headline Lordship
Lordship Fire Company hosts annual harvest pinochle and lance prize event on Friday with harvest themed awards. A large crowd planned for the season opening. Sunday school outing at the beach drew many, featuring bathing relay races and a hand tied pie eating contest with huckleberry pie. Local residents and visitors are noted vacationing and visiting family along the shore.
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Lordship
Lordship Fire Company
St. John's Episcopal Church
Louise Margott
Jamaica Moss
Charles Miller
Poin
Point
Rendolph Stenander
Charles Neuer
New York
William Petzolt
Stratford
Mr. Trents
Penfield Tees
Hart
Charles B. Hart
Montclair
N. J
Frank Godfrey
Wallingford
Mira
Harry Curtis
Inest Miller
Pelham
Tadlher
Lorden P
George Thurlby
Charles Sloat
West Englewood
Lilian Walsh
William Jonson
Brooklyn
Noy
Axel Johnson
Crown Street
Albert Mrneson
Fon. Raymond
Butler
Lakewood
R. Ly Hax
Mount St. Charles of the Sacred Heart
Woonsyckert
H. L
Edward Keisenberg
Margherita Lawn
John Gyrus
New York City
Carl Gyrus
R. Podge
Seth Wiards Seth Wiard
Lion
Marion Tripponier
Boston
Charles Tripponier
Norwalk Woman to Stand Trial for Murder
Clara Jones, an African American woman, is charged with the murder of Fidele Manriano, a Portuguese man, in a case arising from events a week ago. The City court will proceed with the trial tomorrow morning.
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Norwalk
Clara Jones
Olored
Fidele Manriano
Milford Beach property owners seek unified improvement plan
Milford residents at a Friday session formed a Citizens Committee to pursue better roads lights water and park concessions for Milford beaches. No concrete action was taken yet as committee heads plan to present the proposal to their associations and gauge member support for a non political, town boosting organization. A follow up meeting will be scheduled after district associations review the plan. Also a free milinery class for women will run Sept 16 at the Me sonic Temple Broad Street with bring your own hat.
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Milford
Devon
Yan Avenue
Citizens’ Committee
Fred Stowe
Fred Gartner
Settler
Harry G. Coley
Edward Coffey
Annie Sweet
John J. Toes
Devon Improvement Association
Fred E. Warner
Walnut Beach Association
Walter Johnson
Myrtle Beach Association
Stein
Fort Trumbull Assasion
Fred D. Osborne
Iver Beach Association
John! .Brewster
Laurel Beach Association
En Haven Water Company
Mise Tilen van Cleef
Fraven County Farm Bites
Broad Street
Milford Ad and News Line Offers Free Phone Service
Milford patrons can now reach the office by direct telephone for advertisements or news items at no toll charge. Call Milford 1257 for the service.
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Milford
Fairfield
Fairfield 430
Two Men Fined for Violation of State Game Law
Milford reports the season’s first game law violations in Town Court. Huntington Gaco clay members Romeo Geery and Sniter were fined 10 dollars plus 10 dollars 37 cents costs after deputies found a heron and three sand mpers on marshes near the Houstatonic river.
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Milford
J. D. Brown, Jr
Huntington
Bernard Atlas
Walnut Beach
Romeo Geery
Lafayette Street
Derby
Sniter
Bhelton
Housatonic River
Anthony Brunnelli
West 16Th Stireet
New York
Brunnell
Francis Hickey
Danbury Minister Weds in Dayton Ohio
Danbury reports the marriage of Rev J Ruskin Howe of Banbury Congregational Church to Sass Mary Brewbaker of Dayton Ohio on September 3. The ceremony was in Dayton, performed by the bride’s father with Rev A R Shippinger assisting. Howe, Yale educated, will continue church duties in Danbury, and the couple will reside in New Haven after a driving trip.
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Danbury
Dayton
J. Ruskin Howe
Banbury
New Haven
Howe
Fairfield News Items Without Toll Charges
Fairfield notices feature a toll-free call option for local residents seeking information. The item outlines a contact number and brief purpose, emphasizing community service and accessibility for readers seeking local updates.
Grange Fair Set for Wednesday at Greenfield Grange
Fairfield reports the Greenfield Grange fair will be held Wednesday at the Greenfield Grange hall with vaudeville entertainment after eight. Local and out of town talent expected. committees named for entertainment and stands for hot dogs, baked goods, crafts, fruit preserves, and more. Proceeds go to the Grange treasury. Midweek church services and guild executive meeting set. Boy Scouts also meeting.
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Willam Mrnse
Howard Wakeman
Ditford Banks
Burr Hill
William
Fred = Bank
Simeon Pease
Pirbti- Brennan
Staunds
Fair
M.sa Mar Forans
Lewis Drew
Mariory Banks
Clifford Banks
Wiliam Ter
Nevella Manson
Howare Wakeman
Msn
William Manson
William Lanterman
Igfard Brotherton
Grange Treasty
Church of Christ
Women's Guild of
Boy Scouts
Unidentified man buried after rail trestle fall near Newtown
The body of a unidentified man who fell from a trestle into a roadway between Monroe and Stevenson stations was buried in Newtown Village cemetery after medical examiner Walter H. Kernan ruled a broken neck caused by the fall. Authorities could not establish identity.
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Newtown
Monroe
Stevenson
Newtown Village
Willam
Honan
Main Street
Walter HH Klernan
M. J. Donahue
Grantwood
Margaret Tigan
Sandy Hook
M. J. Howihan
Margaret Atchison
Percy Atchison
William J. Atchison
Sherman
Stratford Pastor Announces Plans for Parish Expansion
Rev. James Q. Dolan of St. James Church marks one year in Stratford and outlines growth plans including a convent and parochial school if attendance and support rise. Renovations to rectory and grounds completed, mission planned for October, and Sunday school to reopen with leaders from St. Mary’s convent. Additional notices cover fund drives for Christ Episcopal church renovations and local sports results and Legion meeting plans.
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Stratford
James Q. Dolan
St. James FR. C
St. James
Father Dolan
St. James Parish
M. J. O'Connor
Danbury
Main Street
Father Delan
So James Church
Wana
St. Mary's Convent
Bridgeport
St. James Church
Christ Episcopal Church
G. Warren Beach
H. Francis Hine
Tt Ig
Louis Haskell
Fort Andrews
Boston Harbor
Wiliam G. Willams
Elliot Street
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Haskell
Williams
Stratford A. C
Stratford A
Devon A. Co
Devon
Bill Devitt
Jett Fielder
Charney
Dever
Feeney
Sourke
Catalano
S. 4
Star
Legion
Stratford Post
American Leston
Hern
Sterling Memorial Hall
Sodies
Sterling Hall
Edmund Wheeler
Harry Flood
Bere
No Appropriation for Job Norwalk Officer Is Told
NORWALK September 13 Special Mayor Robins acts to block a detective sergeant post by denying an appropriation and ordering police noncooperation. John Roberts, promoted from patrolman, remains at duty awaiting funding while Robins faces voter backlash. Fire department figures loom in city election as Putnam Hose candidates vie for council seats.
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Norwalk
Thomas Robins
Democratic Party
Robins
John Roberts
Roberts
Board of Estimate
Fire Department
Sylvester Brotherton
Arthur Lindeberg
Stanley Talmadge
Madge
Lindeberg
Talmadge
Putnam Hose Company
Talemadge
No Opposition Expected In Primary Caucus In Danbury
Danbury reports that Democratic primaries Monday will see one candidate per office with no opposition. Officials say one vote per unopposed candidate suffices for nomination. Biennial town election is set for October 5. Republicans renominated all present officers at a caucus. Democratic ticket includes Higgins Brennan Cawley Lynch Mcallister Stebbins Brown Deakin McDermott Selleck Farrell Cable Keating.
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Danbury
James 5. Higgins
Luke F. Brennan
Board of Relief
Henry J. Cawley
First Selectman
William J. Lynch
Second Selectman
T. W. Mcallister
George B. Stebbins
F. C. Brown
J. A. Deakin
Hugh McDermott
John W. Dunleavy
Nathaniel Selleck
Timothy H. Farrell
Wiliam A. Cable
Thomas A. Keating
Inquest Planned Into Norwalk Vault Door Death
Coroner John J. Phelan will hold an inquest tomorrow into the death of Mikkel Peterson of Plainfield N D who was crushed when a 17 ton vault door being installed at the South Norwalk Trust Company building fell last Tuesday Peterson the foreman in charge of the work died instantly at the site in Norwalk Connecticut.
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Norwalk
John J. Phelan
Mikkel Peterson
Plainfield
N. da
Body of Navy sailor found near Norwalk on Goose Island
The decomposed body of a man, likely a Navy sailor, was found on Goose Island in Norwalk during a Sunday boating party report. Medical Examiner Huntington and Funeral Director GanAng were notified. officials will check naval rosters to identify the deceased.
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Norwalk
United States Navy
Goose Island
South Norwalk
Samuel H. Hunting Don
Fred
Ganang
Wallace Bell
Cow Avenue
Lypsinuera
Navy
Huntington
Innis
Naval
Gonng Phelan
Fr. Huntington
Funeral Directoy
Derby man bruised after car strike on Main Street
Derby September 13 Special John Mayteck operator of a soft drink parlor at 14 Main Street narrowly escaped injury when struck by a car owned and driven by Frank Sicignana of 11 Derby Avenue. Mayteck was examined at the police station by Dr Donovan of Elisabeth Avenue and treated for bruises and minor cuts to hands and face. Neither man was held.
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Derby
John Mayteck
Main — Street
Frank Sicignana
Derby Avenue
Donovan
Elisabeth Avenue
Maytock
Actor Held by Stamford Sheriff
Special Deputy Sheriff Michael Ryan went to Cos Cob to serve attachment papers on Thomas Blacklock’s daughter Mrs Rennibar. He returned with Blacklock and jailed him on a technical breach of peace charge. Blacklock will be committed to a sanatorium where he was previously confined. Mrs Rennibar and her husband act on stage as Edwards.
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Stamford
Michael Ryan
Cos Cob
Thomas Blacklock
Tremont Street
Blacklock
Cording
Ryan
Rennibar
Blocklock
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BEVON
Weston Republicans
Milford Beaches
Housatonic
Ohio
Grange Fair
Lous de Tullio
Sixth Street
Stephen Degnan
Frank Nanion
Thomas Connor de Tullo
J. Q. Dolan
U. S. Navy
Olivia
Hineo
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