Stratford Tax Cuts and Town Budget Debate
A Stratford bulletin by the People’s General Committee denounces fake notices and highlights a 4.5 mill tax-rate cut within a 349,260.23 budget. It cites grand list growth, reduced patronage, and endorsements for eight of nine councilmen plus several candidates for constables and street officials ahead of the town elections.
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Stratford
People's General
Ie Belas
Leroy Lewis
Peoplew General Committee
Mays
Apud
Albert F._Bartlow
W. A. Keeling
People's General Committee
Williamy HL. Fryer
Georgy E. Ober
William E. Lewis
Frederick Albrecht
Joseph Buea Jkay
Joby Colbree
G. W. Conklin
Herbert J. Levis
John R. C. Lau
James A. White
Tomorow Ahla
Will Clan
Frank E. Conine
Vernon Morehouse
Affectien
Henry B. Weil
Lester Idwin
Ted Kisberk
Wroge
Live Baby Found On Road Near New Canaan Line
A newborn infant was discovered abandoned along a rural road near Pound Ridge, twelve miles north of town, wrapped in a blanket and drenched from a morning rain. State officials and the New York Child Welfare Bureau responded, but no clues as to the leave‑behind party were found.
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New Canaan
Septielal
Tony
Font
New York
Suturca
Buffoneye
George S.auscot
New York Child Welfare Bureau
Poundkidee
Greenwich Horse Show Highlight At McClenahan Farm Port Chester
Special to The Telegram Greenwich Society of Weatchesters New York and Greenwich sent a forme at the Loth annual horse show under the Westchester Riding Association at James McChonaham’s Nutourne Farm Port Gochester. Polona spick and spon six-year-old daughter of Gordyn Colonel Doey triumphed in the serving game. Grand president Helen Grandity led the Greenwich riders with Miss Beth Leary Emma of the Riding Association among the young winners. The polo pony exbla and the old tie exhibit drew praise as Women Crawford and other local wives attended the dinner for over 100 guests.
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Greenwich
Telegram
Society of the Weatchesters
New Yorke
City
Loth
Air Tas
Gordyn
Celonel Doey
Grand
Greenwich End
Mberhi Ilaene Binns
Beth Leary
Emma
Eugenia Morris
Edward M. Morris
Referendum on Soldiers Field Purchase Debated in City Council
City aldermen debated a referendum on whether to let residents decide if the city should purchase Soldiers Field, noting prior council approval but subsequent opposition. Separate discussions covered a proposed gas station at Park Avenue and Gregory Street amid public hearings, with supporters citing business use and opponents warning of neighborhood impact.
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Lao Field
Bethsles
Pequonnock Street
Park Avenue
Samuel Carn
Lawrence 3. Winklestone
Carp
Bologna
PL Ft Howard
Edward Belligantene
Acrosa
St. Tresald
Auton
Bowers
Speaiing
Ig & House Celles
Caty Sheriffohn Malorey
Teres
Jtyt
Serosa Park Avenue
Aupustlon Bharnl
Parachiat Tehoul
Park Twenth
Maloz’ry
Perkan
Conmltler
J Gtners
Asteolisiment
William Osherlund
Swedian M. M
Ac Purl
Hewood Avenues Wits
Tie
Wil
Bicdua
Wire
Tanke Co
Cornell
Lake Torpado Boat Co
J Company
la Sur
R. Arthur Browhon
Hackeyord
Hud Nor Kenehs Teoinlae
Cimon Barnywan Seeley
Wilson Marshill
State Street
Ihe
Pendim Anneale
Suyedon Dart Pee
MusKundid Srovhers
Wudlle
Strests
Covell
Vintus
Pfireien
Ediy Gaxployen
Oppres
Wien
Atwater
City Nations Bank
Tuttre
Coaltore
Navel Bank
Aya Ghe
Yeaorday
Eliy
Horan
Wugene
C. J. Kelly
Eury
Alfred
Veness
Ciy
Ask Water
Sylvan Crest
Mayer Athwater
Carnell
James A. McEiray
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Lie Board of Health
Howard J. Bryan
Aldreman Icenny Sr
Hydraulic Co
Relrand
Walte
Tehise Twa Perms
Ralph DB. Shaw
Sts Carroll Avenue
Liuls
Anye Lin
Ikay
Gompany
Gompany Basquel
Ilpivectjy Pak Sendon
Pinza Lo
Melipepor
Stratford Grange Fair Preparations Underway
Stratford residents organize the annual food and vegetable fair at the Town Hall Scray ford Center on Thursday. Councilman Harry Wilcoxon and Herbert Snipran lead the committees with My. Frank Hlakeman W.K. Lab Bell and Mrs. Marold Holmes, inviting farmers and families to showcase harvests and culinary skills.
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Stratford
Sepe
Spector
Harry Wilcoxon
Herbert Snipran
Frank Hlakeman
W.K. Lab Bell
Marold Holmes
Scrayford Genter
Hia
Obituary notices for Annie Smith and others in local area
A flood of funeral notices and obituaries follows, naming Annie Smith of Diss and multiple others. Details give home addresses, funeral times, cemeteries, officiants, churches, and pallbearers, with interments at Lakeview, Park, St Michael’s, and other local cemeteries.
Magician to Entertain Hillside Home Inmates
Byron Weldon known as 3 R Weldon will perform at the Hillsite home for inmate benefit. The event is scheduled Thursday evening with a program including magic tricks and feats. Weldon has a long stage history and has given charity shows in various parts of the city during his vacation visit.
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Byros
Dty
Hla Vacalion
Danbury Republicans Renominate All Office Holders
Danbury party caucus renominated all current Republican office holders while the Democratic primary featured Ada Pagan’s bid for reappointment to the Town School Committee. Other races included deputy posts, registrar of voters, town treasurer, selectmen and various boards, with bi partisan representation noted.
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Danbury
Pagan
Stebbins
Republican
Ada G. Pagan
Mra
iMey Pagan
Wetan
Steyhen
Mesre
Ent
Goos
Macre
Merv Pagan
Toari
Bel Democratic Primar
Bonihaten
Tyypishtis
Caucuk
George OT
Stellong
Trempera
Tollow
Orien
Stephen de Moore Au Ami
Geos
Registrar of Voters
John W Dune Leavy
Fey
A Keung
William T. Cable
Flint Semetmean
Charles A. Hodge
Severd Selectman
Whiten
J. Lynchy
Geore MM
Stolbas
Town
Tas
Cole Jeter
E. GC
Fernand
Goard
Belot
John Lut
Teed
Brown
Republian
Vaudi A. Deakin
Michael Cgllioth Erward Oo
Ginty
James I
Greece
Willant C. Gilpere
Ayrry Mer Lachiin
A. &. Urownles
Constabies
A & Valrebna
Maurris
Donald L. Clatery
Democrats Plan Organization For Coming Election
Democrats in Wilworn plan a party meeting at the Marly headquarters on Avery Street to organize for the upcoming election. Judge Hobery Stoddard and a slate of committee members will coordinate activities and outline goals for the two-year election cycle.
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Democrats
Wilworn
Sressay
Hobery i Stoddard
Uromittee
Marly
Aiver
Olmanltres
Uy de Democratie Enteis Volivisthse
Juder
Stoddard
Bawnied
Brotherton
Charles A. Seeley
Alvert P. Stowe
H.C. @atiles
George
Clark
Claretien
Matt
Willig M
O'Mara
Clarance Melean
Howard J. Mahee
Berton Smith
Joan Gwinon
Walhem
Hoyt Beert FL Smith
Jeremiah Roderick
Werner Gutenhere
Ferbert Pererson
Charles Ho Hoitun
BK. I Seanez
James To Rose
James J. Kerwhs
Frederick Keny
Stenten J. Bon
Charley WH. Purren
Bernard I. Fugen
James EB. Maher
Mites
Willan Ieltis
HH. M. Angel
Newtown Board Reopens Eighth Grade in School
Newtown board reopens eighth grade at the local school after considering practicality. Since Hawley School opened, eighth grade pupils from the district had attended Flazeley School, but the board decided it was more convenient to teach each grade in its own school for the time being.
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Newtown Board
Newpown
Bowris Utter
Nave
Hawley School
Flazeley
Bord
Wheeler Urges Strict Terms for Liquor Violators
New Haven Sept 16 Chief Justice George W Wheeler urged public cooperation to enforce the 1981 amendment. He called for a uniform policy among prosecutors and state attorneys to prosecute bootlegging liquor offenders with strict sentences. He urged sending most violators to the Superior Court for severe penalties.
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New Haven
Citiveny
United States
George W Wheeler
Wheeler
Federal courts face 42 cases on September docket
Sens. report a heavy September term ahead as the United States District Court plans to open September 25 with 42 cases on the docket. Judge Edwin S. Thomas of Norwalk to preside, possibly joined by Judge Henry W. Goddard of New York for civil matters and equity, while 30 criminal cases remain to be heard and a grand jury term begins October 2. The docket includes 16 equity suits, two bankruptcy matters, and various criminal actions, with A S K Smith coordinating preparations and court officials urged to address congestion.
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Sew Haven
United States
Edwin S. Thomas
Norwalk
Henry W. Goddard
New York
Sany
Neevieux Dome
Shinh
A.S .K. Smith
Goddart
Steen
Local Notes and Movements in Lordship and Syracuse
Lordship Sep 17 Specialty to Telestream J-Mr and Mrs F a Moulton of Syracuse assist their daughter Mrs W G Davis of Popular street. Miss Dorothy Burt to return to Russell Sage college after summer with Dr and Mrs Milo Burt Grove street. Mr and Mrs G E Ruth er Pirah avenue entertain several guests. Mrs Conrad Olsen and family leaving for Myrtle avenue this week. Annie Smith funeral services set from Mrs James P Pollard home 503 Prospect Drive Monday. Burial in Lakeview cemetery.
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Lordship
Telestream
F. A. Moulton
Syracuse
W. G. Davis
Popular Street
Moulton
Dorothy Burt
Russell Sage Colleer
Milo Burt
Grove Street
G. E. Ruther
Pirah Avenue
Herman Foesrester
Springfivid
Ernea. Keele
Holyoke
Ciara Clark
Seacea Puta
Conrad Olsen
Familly
Res. Ruther
Annie Smith
John Clanes
Bridgeport Highiadool
James P. Pollard
Prospect Drive
Mondey
Burtol
St Marys Church Observes 40 Years Dedication
St Marys church here marks the 40th year of its dedication by a mission. The Ascension Fathers conducted the event with Rev. John D B Kennedy serving as pastor of the church.
Mrs Chandler Praises Tanlac In Personal Ad
A Springfield resident, 36 Keith St, Chandler reports relief after taking Tanlac for a year of weakness, loss of appetite, sleep troubles, and fatigue. She says weight increased, appetite, digestion, and energy improved, noting Tanlac as Nature’s remedy and urging not to accept substitutes.
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Nike
F. Chandler
Keith SL
Springfield
Yale
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Town Manager Committee
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Barrow Ghout
Rudgeport Feuncanani
Qussuay
Ser Fclipkit
Society Disports
McClenahan Farm
Port Chester
Evefield
Ahd
Westchéester
Nutoourne
James McChonaham
Port Gochester
Murman
Orange
Mateer
Public Works Department
Ari
Annie Stath
Lordshin
H.A. Remington
Harnumaveour
Wilametree
Alexander Alison
Bural
Lakeview Cemetery
Adam Stotncuck
Aram Sceinback
Wood Avenue
Incermant
Park Cemetery
Peter McDonough
Buter McDonough
Barray Avenue
Why
Masy
St. Augustine's Church
Robert Bowen
Mae
Miaheryy
Olye Rauscher
Olive Fauscher
Jena
Charlee
Dennis
Sasa Street
Hurfal ST
Likeglew
Wenintery
Fens Wooton
Jeni Worton
Willainke Wouton
Sheridan Street
Lomurrow
Go. M. Gesel Wiil
Minhoel Dunlevs
Michael Duntery
Norwaiht
Juana Pinco
Charles L
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Anna Kaltenboch
Agna Kaltenboeh
Mary Ghast
George Schepmoes
George Rehep Jue
Park Chay Vueht Club
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de Lakeview Remelers
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Jennis Dewey Schepnives
Mry Duituea Setispmaes
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Landwiey Schepeiaes
Ive Uialers
Violet Schepmaes
Kingston
X. VY
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Cundoghain
Kushrauck
N.Y
Hillside Home
Vairu
Fairfield
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Rien Divel
Phinning
Sherman Hall
Asmoattan Jaraleng
Mambera
Pembhershis
Mrs. Chandler
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