Stratford Notes and Local Events At A Glance
Stratford items report a tumult of community happenings from the town hall to churches. Mentions include a town delegation, recent parade, upcoming Southern Massachusetts fair prizes, a Main Street automobile incident, and plans for church services and Sunday school events with ministers and candidates noted. Hartford’s Sheffield School donation is also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
Erie
Jid McBride
Peter Labines
Main Street
Mameless
Paonia Tere
Putney
St. James Church
M. J. O'Connor
M. E
Ernest Carpenter
Methodist Church
Hards Corner
Watch Hill
Christchurch
Congregational Church
Natalie Wilcoxson
May Morehotse
Vivian Morehouse
Lydia Watrous
Corlenne Gladding
Vi Howland
Ee Carey
Robert Wheeler
Ticoxson
Norton Stephens
Erwin Hoag
Carl Morris
Ralph Sherwood
Herbert Howland
Morgan Millar
Trolleymen Turn Down 00's Offer in New Haven and Springfield
Trolleymen in New Haven and Springfield rejected company wage offers after large meetings. In New Haven twice near midnight a 22 to 27 12 cent rate was refused. arbitration may follow while delegates prepare to present to a conference board. In Springfield a strike vote is set for Monday after rejecting a 27 1/2 cent max and demanding 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut Company
Progres
Longfield
N. B. Cee Boca
Union
Martin Bree
Martin Breen
Frank Maher
J. Lynch
General Conference Board
Ite
Spriid
Massachusetts
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Pom
Norwich
New London
Meriden
Winsted
Joint Conference Board
Awanton
Springfield
Wee Sid
New England Investment and Security Company
Rcreater
Variety of white millinery and summer goods on Main Street
An advertisement showcase lists white millinery at low prices at POINTS OF INTEREST. H. Dillon & Co. 1105 Main St. Also features The Bridgeport Trust Co ads, Crawford Laundry services with emphasis on sanitary compliance and modern laundry methods. Mollan's Shoes at 1026 Main St offers summer footwear for women and children. W. D. Cook and Son sell fresh fish at low prices with seafood variety. The Wom Drug Store at 870 Main St advertises indigestion remedies and abdominal binders with private fittings and staff for women and children. Logan Bros promotes Pearline detergent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollan
Main St
W. D. Cook and Son
W. D. Cook & Son
Womis Drug Store
Main Street
State St. Tel
Courtland School Address Noted for Entry Policy
The notice references Courtland School at 431 Washington Avenue and mentions entry rules. It also notes Neiideogasten Primary class for girls, indicating a focus on female students in a specific program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland School
Washington Avenue
Iideogasten
Don’t Be Formal in the Country Etiquette Gone Wrong
A column argues against rigid social rules in rural life after a city raised bride enforces a fixed visiting day. Abank president’s wife visits are spurned when told it is not the bride’s day, illustrating how etiquette can fail common sense in a country setting. It urges true politeness and hospitality over strict ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aowtt
Crnoon
Parsley Storage Tips From a Simple Kitchen Note
A brief tip explains keeping parsley in an airtight jar with a tight lid in a cool place to preserve freshness. Proper storage can extend parsley quality for a short period as described in the reading.
New Fifth Avenue collars and spring fashion notes
The feature lists several collars in fashion, from chiffon with black dot embroidery to ecru lace and pink chiffon with rose ornaments, plus guidance on tea making, orange peeling, and a simple cake recipe. It also surveys summer styles: skirts, blouses, coats, gloves, hats, parasols, and footwear with lace, brocade, and bold color pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth ‘Avenue
Ays Paris
Directoire
London Pump
Morocco
Household notes for wall paper removal and repairs
Instructions describe making a thin flour paste to soften wallpaper for easy removal without dust. Also explains repairing hemstitched tablecloths, mending broken china with a gum arable cement, and using ham and egg methods for meals. Provides tips on mending and preserving items with simple household materials.
Easton Residents Visit Relatives and Local Events
Mrs Clarence B Andrews of Rock House visits sister Miss Martha L Andrews at Mrs Charles Blakeman's. William Cook, academy teacher, visits his parents in Shelton. The Yellow school was closed Friday as teacher Miss Ruth Mallette visited other schools. George S Gillette and Milton B Williams of Aspetuck erecting a silo for Elmer Andrews after it was blown over by wind. Farmer Want Ads featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Andrews
Rock House
Martha L. Andrews
Charles Blakeman
William Cook
Academy
Shelton
Ruth Mallette
George S. Gillette
Milton B. Williams
Aspetuck
Elmer Andrews
Newtown Social News Highlights Local Guests and Arrivals
Newtown reports visitors from Bridgeport Danbury and New Haven. Mrs J W Gov an and Miss Corette L Gordon recent guests of families in New Haven and Hartford hosts. Numerous arrivals register at Newtown Inn and Grand Central Hotel including residents of Bridgeport New York and Danbury. A Sandy Hook Library sale proceeds at 3 pm Saturday to support library services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dikeman
New Haven
Corette L. Gordon
Connecticut Training School
J. W. Govan
Otis W. Barker
Hartford
Levi C. Morris
South Britain
John Treadwell
John G. Gay
Taunton
Patnora
Congregational Church
Mamie Ryan
Bridgeport
Friends
Berkshire
Elmer G. Fairchild
Leo Kirby
Sandy Hook
Starr & Dean, Grocers
New Milford
F. D. Gros Claude
E H. Gros Claude
John McAuliffe
Lovell
Queen Street
Edna McNamara
Danbury
Thomas Carey
Thomas Hollan
Stephen Keane
Zoar
Newtown Inn
H. C. Plumb
G. A. Bentley
J. J. Reynolds
John de Stefanos
F. A. Wilmot
H. L. Bishop
New York
F. & Armstrong
Robb
Greenwich
Conn
M. J. Torpey
Meade Durkin
Albert B. Davenport
Boardman
K. T. Boardman
K. Cogan
Newark
N. J
A. J. McQuirk
Brooklyn
B. L
Waterbury
Charles Coventry
Saranac Lake
N. Y
J. Leonard Ferry
Thomas Delaney
W. H. O'Hara
J. C. Egan
James Colgan
Lillian Colgan
James E. Colgan
Thomas May
T. McCarthy
Mary May
Bridgewater
J. W. Gordon
Newtown
Emil Powlaski
Samuel A. Moyle
W. W. Wakelee
G. S. Robinson
Fischer
le Roy
Jennie Podsako
Deéeklyn
Henry Rupf
Florence Winton
F. I. Gale
Lulu Canfield
Stratford
Governor Foshag threatens veto over railroad laws
Boston reports Gov. Foshag will veto any railroad legislation until a public utilities commission or stronger public control over services is established. He backs a compromise plan for either a single three member gas electric water panel or two commissions, one for utilities and one for railroads, to loosen private influence and protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Foshag
Public Utilities Commission
Rhe Ag the Fen
Pripmietoal Falic Utilities Commission
St Pres
Result of Jury Service
Fragmented dialogue recounts a juror’s reluctance to reveal thoughts on local topics. Oblique questions mix with humor as observers try to gauge his stance on post offices and civic matters. A Chicago Post quote notes the juror’s long panel experience has altered him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hobanot
The
Chicago Post
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Jver Cup
Lonergan. & Downey
Strafield Hotel
YALE
A. C. Dunham
Sheffield Scientific School
Bridgeport Homfhe
T . Va
Ee Notaire
Logan Bros
Charles Klein
POLI
Poli’s
America
Wilson Melrose
Famous
Easton
Gov. Foss
Saben
Jaycox Rubber Co
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