Fairfield News and Local Notices Summary
A jumble of local notes reports a horse runaway near Southport belonging to Frank Micko, a funeral for Annie Marie Bornell at Westport, and a church meeting led by Rev. W. H. Hoffman. Also mentioned are Jane Halligan visiting Norwalk, Agan Hanson’s return to Bridgeport, John Schults visiting Pere, Ind., and Miss HA Cheri of New York staying with the Beach family. Bertin-it notes a Persia resident’s masquerade as a merchant named Kazsn Biot Wadrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeirieta
Frank Micko
Southport
Tome
George Wekerman
Dadiy
Annie Marie Bornell
Westport
W. H. Hoffman
Mies Jane Halligan
Norwail
Mi Agan
Hanson
Bridgeport
Wiliam B. Sherwood
John Schults
Pere
Ind
Mire HA Cheri
New Fork
Haymond Beach
Center Street
Zpage Bacon Wakeman
Parien
State
Po- Lce
Resinol Soap and Ointment Promised Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment as remedies for itchy skin, rashes, dandruff, and minor injuries. It claims quick relief, soothing care, and mentions a mail order ad from Department 39-5 with Bryn Athyn address for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldea
Stratford Social Notes and Bowling Alley Headlines
Community items from Stratford cover a January 2 public installation with officers elected for the new term, entertainments, and news from visitors and parties. Bowling league results feature the Red Men and Outlaws with box scores, plus updates on players, upcoming matches, and local social happenings.
Judge Dillon Frees Four Strikers in Conditional Sentences
In Shelton on January 1, Judge John B Dillon freed four textile workers charged in disturbances without full trials. Three were discharged, and the fourth received a 39 day jail term suspended for six months on good behavior, while prosecutor Shapiro found no basis for trial against the trio.
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Stat
Shelton
John B' Dillon
Shapiro
Patrick B. O'Sullivan
Tounsel
O‘brien
Tee Pater Sochon
John Gonshon
Joseph Lefort
Maury Smarch
Desea Brokowski
Harry R. Leahy
John Street
Bridgeport
Leahy
Griffith
O’brien
Leary
O'Sullivan
Dillon
Dillion
Girls Club entertains at Methodist church parlors
Friday evening the Girls' Club presents a play entitled A Modern Employment Bureau at the Methodist church parlors with cake and coffee afterward for a nominal sum. Solon Wales of Virginia visits with relatives in town with his son Earle Wales of Chicago. Several local residents and guests are noted, including Miss Steavens resigning as teacher at Walkers Farm school and various hospitality visits.
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Solon Wales
Virginia
Earle Wales
Chica
Elsie Nichols
Shelton
William Paten
Wil Mam
Paten
New York State
Anna Gilbert
Biz
George Osborne
East Village
Fraud in Mayoralty Papers Under Scrutiny in Boston
Boston officials opened an inquiry into alleged fraud in nominating papers for city candidates in the upcoming election. Congressmen Curley and Thomas J. Means faced petitions claiming irregular signatures, while pastor Lotta A. Keliterg withdrew from the race and Ernest B. Smith failed to secure required signatures. A separate disorderly crowd disrupted Chicago’s business district, contrasting with calm departures in New York.
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Boston
Gisgor
Ballot Law Commission
Ler
Curley
Thomas J. Means
Commreseefica
Lota A. Keliterg
Ernest B. Smith
Easton Grange Holds Christmas Night With 61 Members
Easton Grange hosted a Christmas program with 61 members present and two visitors. Frances Cook Bertha Andrews Regina Stenseck and others were conferred degrees. A program by Miss Gillette and Miss Sherwood followed, plus dancing and gifts of Christmas ties. An Easton dance is planned January 16. Local residents include William Cook of Shelton and Herbert Stiman of New York visiting. A note calls for a law preventing men from staring at women's hat feathers.
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Oronpaque
Eld Des Beth
Fieers
Nowie Grand
Ivan L _ Mergponiae
Wien Erand
Chaos
Harry J. Hust
We Assiite
Pitzer
M Benner
Edward- Manchester
Mill
Emmet Beardsley
Sharon
Conn
Emmet
Beatrice Goodell
Wall
Eilith Love
Bastford
Ridgeport
Milford
George Hale
Harry Thompkins
Cosgrove and Sullivan
Bridgeport
Marlow
Wilson
Main Street
Wu Polesant
Sound View Avenue
Hartford
Mies Harriet Allen
Siete Pet
Eran
Malden
Setatey
Raymond Dart
Cut Spring
New York
Albert Wright
Stratford
Avonq
Springfeld
George Powell
Julia Wheeleras
Harry
Bennetto
Stark
Red Men
Stack
Feem
Outlaws
Mos
Porter Sesa
Roberts
McDonald
Smith
Anderson
Tad i. Porter
Wilcoxson
Wood
Frances Cook
Bertha Andrews
Regina Stenseck
Stephen Baremore
George Marsh
Stanley Joyce
Victor Gustaveom
John H. Candee
Mary Gillette
Clifford Gillette
Edward D. Gillette
Leroy Wheeler
Tazel
Sherwood
Upt
The
Academy
Jesse H. Wheeler
Herbert Sttiman
Ella Sherwood
Bridweore
Walker Sherwood
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Preigs & Co
Deion del Aeurs
Coyende
Thomas Gurne
Metin Aube Canbery
Fairfield
Bertin
Shahed Ali
Persia
Kazsn
Wecl Club
Bridgeport Trust Company
State Street
Rav
Stepney
Wera
Opiates
Foley
Amr
Chicar
Chitagd
Ysarsne
Easton
Charles Kleine
Mateneor
America
Williams
Miller Page
South End Athletic Club
Eagles’ Hall
Young McAuliffe
Jimmy Walsh
M. Wooster
U. S. Patent Office
Main ST
Empire Frank
A. Ee
C. Alfonso Zelaya
Genius
Favorie
Zelaya
Nicaragua
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
Richmond
F. Lyman Meg
Optician Ove Mais Sireey Zewelens
Evers
William F
Lehigh
Patrick McGee
Ween
Wheeler & Howes CO
Sprague Ice & Coal
East End
East
Washington Ave. Bridge
Til
IRA Gregory & CO
Was
COAL
Stratford Avs
the Naugatuck Valley Lee Co
Orrin and Pline Maly Oior
Houbatonig Avenue
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