Building Commission Grants Eleven Permits Last Night
Building commissioners granted eleven permits last night with aggregate value of SiO. Projects include alterations at 1542 Strafford Ave and several frames and garages on Norman Street, Reservoir Avenue, Anson Street, Stratford Ave, and Spruce Street. Names listed include J T Carponette Ada Lavery Julius Muller and others.
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Pw ‘Sleven
Strafford Avenue
J. T. Carponette
Norman ‘Street
Higkory
Hugh Lavery
Drome Dwollk
Mickory
Anson Street
Scovil
Reservoir Avenue
Julius
Inski
Mary P. Muller
Stratford
Dun
Terrace-Cotthold PF
Schwife
Sielt
J. Tynch
Spruce _Bireety
Submarine speed and Cuban literacy puzzle
A fragmented item notes a submarine speed of 1A knots underwater and a claim about what percent of Cubans can read. It also references Robert and Hitchens, the author, in unclear context. The text mixes technical and literary mentions with incomplete figures.
Golf Season 10 Ends With Two Major Events
New York reports a bustling golf season with two final feature events scheduled: the White Sulphur Springs tournament starting Monday and the Southern Golf Association championship at Belle Meade Country Club in Nashville the last five days of next week. The piece argues for centralized date allocation to avoid conflicts, noting recurring clashes between major championships and invitation tours.
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New York
Tatiana
White Sulphur Springs
Belle Meade Country Club
Naville
Sammy Good Matcilitd Women’s Championship Preview
In a preview for the women’s championship the field lacks last year’s glitz as Miss Cecil Leitch did not compete. Boston’s Amati appears with international flavor aided by promoter Billy West while Sam Carter, Edith, and Gavin from Savannah are also noted in a fifteen round bout context.
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Cecil Leitch
Lbamy Amati
Boston
Pilly West
Sia
Samay Candler
Migs Edith
Will
Calligraia
Nean Gavin
Savannah
Vermont Eleven Faces Fifty Starred Squad In Meet
Burlington Vermont coach Keady trains a large Vermont football squad with fifty players, aiming to expand. The selection will determine spring prospects as several key players near graduation. Regional golf championship lore and Canadian entrants frame a broader sports setting with notable figures like Miss Morrison Hollins and Alexa Stirling noted among contenders.
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Burlington
Keady
University of Vermont
Ermont
Hendy
Mmn
Wak Peco
British Isles
Morrion Hollins
Ies Alexa Stirling
Edith Gemmings
Collett
Ian Lonrney
Mel
Gavin
Uist
Championship Golf Hall
The Sportlight No I Havard In response to
A garbled sports column previews a haphazard season march for Princeton and Yale against Holy Cross Center and Brown. It hints at a Yule game buildup and leaves two rivals awaiting the whistle, with unclear sequencing and dates.
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Rami
Cain
Princetan
Yall
Holy Cross
Durtin
Brown
Bakit
Five New Faces At Penn State Football Begin Practice
Penn State football opened practice for the season with five to six new backs and a largely rebuilt backfield under coach Stawe College. Tarr Wilson is the lone veteran, as the Saints prepare for a game against Saint Bonaventure next Saturday. Rozdek trains backs Palm Wilson Carson and Shanor with two new fields forming on the squad.
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Stawe College
Penn Sints
SE Bonaventure
Saimrady
Ft. Bonaven
Ture
Peines
Tarr Wilson
Saints
Penn State
Rozdek
Wilson
Carson
Shanor
Brooklyn Fans Call For New Players In Shake Up
Local Brooklyn fans rally for a house cleaning of the team. The crowd voices a unanimous demand that Uncle Robbie retain some players while planning a broader roster overhaul. Speech centers on rebuilding with new talent and changing current lineup.
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Brooklyn
Robbie
Agme
Theahits
Milford seeks new post office in petition drive
Mil ford residents press for a new post office backed by petitions to Congress. Adam Sattis leads the effort, gathering civic and fraternal group support as sites are explored to replace cramped quarters and handle rising business. Local organizations are approving actions and high school students may participate.
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Milmorn
Milford
Federal
Soutomar
Congress
Millard
Adam Sattis
Mr. Sattis
New Eluven
Federgl
Post oTice
Post oMce
My. Sattig
Perith J
Wopowago Lodge
OL F
Veral
Oyster season opens with small fleet in Bridgeport
The oyster season starts with the smallest fleet in industry history. Norwalk and New Haven boats arrive in Bridgeport aiming to use the city as port while harvesting beds nearby. Local oystermen dispute a reported large find off Seaside Park and some predict a poor year.
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Norwalk
New Haven
Bridgeport
State Guardian
Seaside Park
Bridgeport Oystor
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