Borough to oil streets to settle dust in Naugatuck
Warden Whittemore backs oil over dust control on Oak to Ward streets with a state machine for quick work. Plans call for 12,500 feet of oiling plus sand, estimated at about 1700 dollars. Officials discuss sidewalks, sewer work on Fern Street, and repainting crosswalks on Main Street.
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de Carlo
American Women to Take Active Part in Shanghai
The article reports Chinese printers on strike and newspapers printing a single sheet with foreign help. American women in Shanghai threaten action and students picket to recruit Chinese servants for the strikers. Cable company employees plan an afternoon meeting to consider a strike vote. Foreigners maintain service as Chinese workers walk out.
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Bundle Day Observed For Macedonian Refugees Next Friday
Camps of Macedonia housed wintered refugees left without work or shelter after the Smyrna disaster. Many endure temperatures to thirty and forty below zero while the Near East Relief provides clothing but not food beyond orphanages. About $00,000 remains camped on the Macedonian plains awaiting aid.
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Macedonia
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Startling Scores Expected in Worchester Open Play
Worcester masses report on the Worchester Country Club event with Tyne 2 and Cyril Walker defending as 95 players chase the lead. Weather is unseasonable but the course is in fine shape aiding high level golf and possible startling scores in the qualifying rounds.
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Tyne
Cyril Walker
Armin
United States
Chis
Sietrapolitan
Zuaach
Weather Summary for New Haven and New England
Generally fair tonight and Thursday for Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island with warmer conditions inland. South and southwest winds moderate. New Haven area partly cloudy with little temperature change. Sun sets around 7 22 p.m. Lights to be on by 7 30 p.m.
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Connecticut
Massarchusetta
Rhode Island
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