Thanksgiving visits and community notes in Bethel
The page records local visits and events in Bethel and nearby towns. STEPNEY Ste. George H Lyon visits for Thanksgiving with Fred Lyon’s family. plans two week stay after March Bagens Noethrep. films at Meinodet arch feature a play “Mre Brigwe of the Poultry Yarn” on Friday evening with postshow refreshments. Attendees include Burrs, Elmore Hewies of Bridgeport, Nichols of Seymour, A J Holl, and local families. Also noted are the sale of a driving horse, Sisters Night at Harmony Grange with a play “Hire Tieip,” travels to California by Mr and Mrs Sherjeeood, and Thanksgiving gatherings at the home of Mr and Mrs Steon Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste. George H. Lyon
Tme
Fred Lyon
Bethel
Eenem Mellen
Mrz
Bagens Noethrep
John Moelien
Brigwe
Burr
Elmore Hewies
Bridgeport
Wrod Nichols
Seymour Ie
and Nichols
A J. Holl
Kegivine
California
Qerar Plumb
C. 2. Plumb
Miss Heatrice Plumb
Wilfred Nichols
Woom- Sng
George Hayee
This Bince
Thankéagiv
Steon Hayes
Sport Hill Reboot catalog of school program events and guests
The report lists a sequence of school activities at Sport Hill Reboot including songs recitations and department efforts. It notes guests and visitors such as Miss Mary Gillette and Mrs. Georgia Jennings and mentions families visiting from Adams Corners Bridgeport and Brooklyn areas with Thanksgiving observations and returning travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee Mary
Perris
Alice Macsherry
Sport Hill
Tele Pumila
Ssc Subool
Wma
Tohoot
Helena J. Marshein
Eect
Warner
Walter Hell
Yene
Aboot
Mary BS
Marjorie
Jenn Faringe
Wsdne
Ha Lazarus
Ems Exarche
Albert Goldsteim
Mary A
Gillette Nias
Statfield
Bracing
Mirerd D. Gillette
Adams Corners
Gladys Abbott Hasteen
Hecome Abbott
Bridgeport
Willem Lane
Strocklyn
Logan | Sis
William Horwitz
Daugn Ier
Mise Marty
New Yark
Fred Wheefer
Mildred
Earth
Edith
Bridgepart
Chartier
Marjorie Jennings
Georgia Jennings
Clare Cornel Hes
Christmas Events Mentioned in Bridgeport Notes
The Bridgeport area shares holiday social notes with guests visiting from Georgia and Plattsville. Local families host relatives and friends including Miss Ruth Mailette and Miss Achsah Candee. Upcoming events include a Baptist church meeting and a Christmas cantata at the Methodist church on Monday evening December 21.
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Bridgeport
Filving
George Cornell
Rock House
Miss Allen
Georgia
Ruth Mailette
Mabel Edwards
Plattsville
Henry Hull
Greens Parma
Baptist Church
Achsah Candee
Dewitt Candee
Weaton
Elbert Nichols
Ralph and
George Marsh
John Broadkins
The
Methodist Church
Newtown Sees Amusing Dramatics And Parish Notes
A village event promises a fine evening on Thursday December 3 at the town hall featuring the amusing drama Phat Troublesome Tramp with Jack French Prof I L Dibble Mrs Gordon and other local performers. Admission for children is 1 cent with adults likely welcome, and a crowd is expected. Local society items include Holy Name Society reunion at Bunbury, visits among Newtown residents, and the Newtown Library Association annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedding Fire
Jack French
Dibble
Sunford School
Gordon
Youing
Charming
Emory P Sanford
Dorothy Gordon
Itemner Os
Michiel Lee
Bridgeport
Wai. Conson
Ansonia
Thomas Leary
Curtis P. Morris
Som
Levi
Morrin
St Tose’s
Holy Name Society
Bunbury
Anna McCartan Jias
Alice Pitepatrick
New Haven
PH. Gannon
Robert Gannon
J. A. Gorden
J. P. McKeever
Danbury
Newtown Library Association
Reach Mergorial Library
Trinity News
Hey
J. George
Theth
Trinity Guild
HW. i. Guernsey
Ebensburs
Estimates for Connecticut waterways chief sends report to Congress
Washington December report outlines proposed appropriations for harbor and river improvements in Connecticut for the fiscal year ending 1914. Milford harbor 5000, Housatonic River 20000, five-mile river complex including Stamford Southport Greenwich Westport and Sakmick River 9000, Bridgeport harbor 83000 pending. Also notes another Bridgeport figure for next year and mentions Dr Hy Powers presentation during a congressional hearing.
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Washington
Congress
Milford Harbor
Housewhie River
Five Mile Tver
Stamford
Southpeet
Greenwich
Westport
Sama Fick
Bridgeport Harbor
BEC Po
Plan Eisht Protectors Proposal To License All Fishermen
New Haven reports the Connecticut Fish and Game Protective Association backing a bill to create a single-headed state game commission with a $3 000 salary and full control of fish and game. Eight protectors at $400 each plus $500 expenses would be named, with deputies and wardens powers. license fees for all fishermen were defeated. The group aims to push membership to 1 000 to influence fisheries and game law enforcement.
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New Haven
Connecticut Fish and Game Protective Association
Robbins Stoeckel
Litchfield County
M. Chapin
Pine Meadow
H. B. Carter
New Britain
A. P. Lapsiey
Pomfret
New Haven County
Lapsley
George H. Scranton
Motorists Before Secretary Rogers in Auto Hearing
George Coon and Robert C. Smith of Greenwich face hearings before Secretary of the State Matthew H. Rogers in an automobile case session in the old Supreme Court room at the Capitol. Coon, arrested after a Nov 9 collision, was convicted of intoxicated driving and driving without a license. Salvadore Fidueia, a bicyclist, died Nov 8 after being struck by a Bridgeport-New Hartford Express Co. wagon driven by William Nolan, owned by George Varsetchner. Fidueia died at St. Vincent's Hospital. Licenses were suspended for Coon and Nolan was exonerated by the coroner. James B. Nichols of Newtown will appear to show cause why he should hold a license despite one-armed status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew H. Rogers
Capitol
Fiartfont
George Coon
Robert C. Smith
Greenwich
Coon
A. B. Frank
Willam Nolan
Bridgeport
Will Javrear
Salvadore Fidueia
Bridgeport-New Harri Express Company
Nolan
George Varsehinttr
Fidueia
St. Vincent's Hospital
John T. Phelan
James B. Nichols
Newtown
Bristol Conductor Charies Muzzy Dies From Injuries
Charies E. Muzzy a longtime Plainville trolley line conductor died from internal injuries after slipping on an icy sidewalk Thanksgiving day. He passed away Sunday at age 63 leaving three sisters and four brothers.
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Bristol
Charies E. Muzzy
Plainville
Une
Prospect School Leads Them All Deposits Summary
Prospect School posts the top deposits for the week with a total including Prospect 74.69 Myrtle avenue 15.43 Barnum 33073 Grand 1006 Washington 40.35 Waltersville 527 Newfield 219.39 Wheeler 288 Maplewood 43.28 Garfield 1341 Oak 9493 Trossuth 437 James street 92.41 McKinley 4.20 Bostwick avenue 48.79 Island Brook 1.35 North Main 555 Shelton 8744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Myrtle Avenue
Barnum
Grand
Washington
Waltersville
Newfield
Wheeler
Maplewood
Garfield
Oak
Trossuth
James Street
McKinley
Bostwick Avenue
Island Brook
North Main
Shelton
Get Rid of Piles at Home With Free Trial Offer
An advertisement pledges a free trial package for Pyramid Pile Remedy to end pain and restore normal veins. It claims quick relief from piles without surgery and urges sending a coupon to receive the trial treatment before ordering a full package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iice
Dovior
Sowing the Wind please at Polis
The Poli Players stage Sowing the Wind, a countryside drama from Em pire Theatre Stock Co. New York. Miss Ethel Clifton impresses as Rosamond Athlestone, with strong supporting turns by Van Beuren Kent, Fox and others. Intrigue in Edwardian England, handsome sets, and spirited acting draw enthusiastic notices despite light attendance.
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EmPire Theatre Stock Co
New York
Poli
Mise
Ethel Clifton
3Mlas Clifton
Roesmond Athlestane
England
Ned Annesley
Rosamond Athlestone
Thomas Brabazon
Ned
Brabazon
Robert Watkin
A. H. van Beuren
Thomas Grabazon
van Beuren
Mark Kent
Stuart Fox
Rosamond
Marguerite Starr
Fretwell
Dorothy Bernard
Maude Prervell
Harry
Fischer
London
Richard
Man on the Box delights at Lyric Theatre with Cleveland Company
Eleanor Cleveland Stock Company stages Harold McGrath and Grace Tiv ingston Furniss’s comedy drama The Man on the Box at Serle Theatre. Betty Annesley, Lieut Warburton, Count Kartoff and Col Annesley drive a witty love plot, Russian intrigue, and a Washington backdrop with strong scenery and a bustling audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Cleveland Stock Company
Harold McGrath
Mr. McGrath
Grace Tivingston Furniss
Betty Annesles
Lieut. Warburton
Harry Intram
Falten
Betty
Col. Annesley
Count Kartoff
Robert Karkunt
Col Annesley
Count Karloff
Eail
Washington Ro
Chevy Chase
Analgesia in Dentistry by Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen
The article extols analgesia using nitrous oxide and oxygen as a painless dental method. It explains patients feel no pain yet remain fully conscious, and claims safety for those with neurasthenia heart kidney conditions. Dr. Weidlich promotes this at Citizens' Building offices for extractions nerves, fillings, crowns, and surgeries without discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidlich
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Chinchilla
Chinchillas
Stepney
Easton
Scott
Nature
Connecticut
Chief of Engineers
Hy Hy
Renaisance
George A. Jamiceor
Fowers
Fish and Game Protective
Plan Eisht
Moetine
Rogers
Prospect School
Cypumo Pros Company
Eyraiait Building
Marshall
Mion
Aimlias
Polis
A.M. van Buren
Lyric Theatre
Smith's
W. K. Mollan
W.K. Mollan
Main ST
Morris
Richmond
N. Buckingham & Co
State Street
W.E. Halligan
Broad Street
Post Office News Store
Gaus Cc
Mullen
East Main Street
Pris
Archibald McNeil & Sons Co
CONE
Broadway
TRY Sprague’s
Extra Highehigh
CGAL
Sprague Ice & Coal Co
East End
East Washington
Avetur Fiver
Pat Tre
IRA Gregory & CO
Main 3 Street
Stratford Ars
Wheeler & Howes
Main Street
Cangrene Street
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