Miss Dorothy Beach to Wed Frederick R. Silliman
A bridge party at 3166 Main Street announced the engagement of Miss Dorothy Marie Beach to Frederick R. Silliman, president of Silliman-N Godfrey Co. and vp of David B. Crockett Co. The event drew about 90 guests, with Miss Beach noted as a Lamet Congregational Church soprano and Courtland school graduate. Silliman is a prominent city figure in business and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick O. Beach
Main Street
Dorothy Marie Beach
Frederick R
Silliman- N Godfrey Company
David B. Crockett Company
Beach
Theyyoung Indy
Lamvet Congregations
Courtland
Mr. Silliman
Brook Yawn
Algonquin
geen-_ Serally
Parcel post surge boosts Adams Express cars to seventeen
Despite parcel post being heavy, Adams Express shows rising business. A recent Adams Express train from New York to Boston expanded from ten cars to seventeen, hauled by two locomotives, with cars unloaded at Fairfield Avenue bridge to reveal full train. The double header runs nightly, indicating strong express matter throughput and county prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bos
Fairfield Avenue
Telegraph Tower
Dams
Adams Co
Beaudry Receives Medical Degree From McGill College
Joseph Horace Beaudry of class of ’08 earned a medical and surgical degree at McGill College in Montreal and has accepted an appointment at Alexandra Hospital in that city. Miss Ruth Fargo was the winner of the first prize in the G A R contest. At the Gereenlar athletic association meeting, officers for the coming school year were elected: President Robert Hurley, Vice-President Ed Lynch, Secretary Walter Ry, Treasurer Elliott An. Nine officers were praised for their work. Students Mildred Lineburg Joe Hall Phyllis Tomlinson Grose Hamilton and Be Be were guests at a recent bridge party at Miss Dororthy Beach’s home. Junior class prepares for a position at Hawke Hat. John Allen of the sophomore class visited Tarrtown. Senior class day exercises scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in the assembly hall are expected to be a brilliant success. Raymond Murray chaired and organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gereenlar Annus
Asbis “Hall
W Robert Hurley
Ed Lynch
Walter Ry
Elliott An
Mieses
Mildred Lineburg
Joe Hall
Phyllis Tomlinson
Grose Hamilton
Biebe
Main Street
Raymond Murray
MR. Middlebrook
Nathan Middlebrook
West Broad Street
Kenneth Peck
Broadbridge Road
Middlebrook
Bridgeport
Stratford
Connecticut Froebel Normal School
Susan Bennetto
Broad Street
Ruby Reed
Blakeman Place
East Park City
Avon Park
Stratford Avenue
Dublin
West End
Civic Club
Barnum and
Sound View Avenue
C. B. Kearney
Pleasing Program at Slocum's Dance Night
Maurice Shack, now of New York University, returned home for summer. Otto Herb of the afternoon freshman class participated in a recital by Mrs. Lyons' pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum’s
Maurice Shack
New York University
Otto Herb
W. and W Band Concert At Seaside Tonight
The Wheeler and Wilson band directed by John Rich will perform at Seaside Park tonight. The program includes March The Slogan Klohr Overture La Gazza Ladra Ronsini Waltz The Dollar Princess and more with two steps and the Star Spangled Banner. Fireman Frank R Cassidy recently qualified for engineer on the Naugatuck Division and duties on trains 1248 1249 Bridgeport to Winsted. He is praised as an eagle eye and takes the new assignment on the right side of the cab.
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Seaside Park
Wheeler and Wilson
John Rich
Ronsini
Leo Fall
Hager
Dream
Labitzky
Ted Snyder
Frank R. Cassidy
Park Avenue
Naugatuck
Bridgeport
Winsted
Frank
A Timely Gift in Farmer Sketch
A farmer accuses a dog of killing his pigs in a staged dialogue. An acquaintance reveals the dog belongs to the farmer, joking about previously giving the animal. The sketch centers on a lighthearted exchange over ownership and responsibility.
Stratford Town Meeting Focuses On Pole Relocation Plan
Stratford residents gathered in the town hall this afternoon to hear objections and sentiment on Connecticut company plans to move utility poles along Barnum Avenue. The meeting, called by selectmen, seeks local views before granting authority for pole relocation.
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Stratford
Connecticut Company
Barnum Avenue
Hard’s Corner
Board of Trade
Supreme Court Reopens Fairfield County Case
New Haven June 5 The supreme court of errors reopens the case of Frederick Bower against Lewis P Wakeman after a prior judgment in Fairfield county was affirmed due to non appearance caused by a misunderstanding A continuance until next week was granted The Pacific Engine company of the Volunteer Fire department will travel to New Milford June 24 for a firemen parade with a special train for about 150 members and friends
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New Haven
Supreme Court of Errors
Frederick Bower
Lewis P. Wakeman
Common Pleas Court of
Fairfield County
Pacific Engine Company
Volunteer Fire Department
New Milford
Newtown Community Notes Mention Visitors and Play Soon
In Newtown on June 5 Mr and Mrs P E Abbott and Mr and Mrs Herbert Wright visited Laurel Beach and saw H M Smith improving. Mrs mer Hard from New Jersey visits Mapleshade Farm. Danbury sisters Mrs Mary Kenney and Miss Agnes Kenney stay with aunt Mrs P Keating. Summer colony entrants include Miss Jennie Kelly and Mrs Burns of Bridgeport to Platts Hill and A F Clark of Brooklyn to Main Street. Thomas Lyons moves from Ropf cottage to McCarthy home Sandy Hook. W A Honan to start own business July 1 after buying Hawleyville stock. On June 10 the High school senior class at Town Hall presents A Rose o Plymouth Town a four act romantic comedy praised for quality and humor. The cast features Miles Standish and Plymouth colonists with several named players. rehearsals led by Miss Short and Miss Oleson. Publikum urged to attend.
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Newtown
P. E. Abbott
Herbert Wright
Laurel Beach
H. M. Smith
Mer Hard
New Jersey
W. G. Hard
Mapleshade Farm
Mary Kenney
Agnes Kenney
Danbury
P. Keating
Palestine
Jennie Kelly
Burns
Bridgeport
Platt's Hill
A. F. Clark
Brooklyn
Main Street
Thomas F. Lyons
Ropf
West Street
McCarthy
Sandy Hook
W. A. Honan
Morris’ Broadway
Hawleyville
Lea
Plymouth
Willowdale
Css
Miss Short
Miss Oleson
Esprit du Corps
Miles ale and W D Cook two fish merchants notice
Miles ale bottled by M J Maloney at 86 Jayenuse Avenue is praised as quality aiding digestion and nerves with tonic lager recommended by doctors. W D Cook & Son announce fresh catch at 523 Water Street including bluefish, weakfish, halibut, lobsters, clams, oysters and more with cheap lemons and limes. delivery available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Maloney
W. D. Cook & Son
W. D.cook & Son
Water Street
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Preigs & Co
Eee Mengsremg & Children
Ridgeport, Conn
Dorothy Beach
Frederick R. Silliman
Parcel Post
B. H. S. Notes
Joseph Horace Beaudry
Kgill College
Montreal
Canada
Alexandra Hospital
Ruth Fargo
Hie
Sereen
Hawke
John Allen
Tarrrtown, N
Seaside
Cassidy IS Engineer
Supreme Court
Maine
Moosehead
Rangeleys
Belgrade
Grand Lake
Allagash
Aroostook
Penobscot
Maine Lakes
New England
South Station
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
N. Buckingham & Co
Richmond Ranges
State Street
W. K. Mollan
Main ST
Rth
Bridgeport Steam Carpet Cleaning CO
Oan Avenue
Sprague
Sprague Ice & Coal Co
Ington Avenue Bridge
Standard Oil Company
Gasoline Standard Oil Company of New York
IRA Gregory & CO
Ishea
Stratford Ave
Ftps
Auto Junk & Tires
Jacob Brose
Kossuth Street
Winn’s
the Burns CO
Fen
Sanitary Carpet and Rug Washing CO
East Washington Ave
Yiabadas
Aude
Post Office
W .A. Miles
Kelley’s Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
Lee of
James H Kelly
Ee Hawley
Wilmot & Reynolds
State St
Lex
Vine St
Pack Av
Ward Wilmot
Clinton Ars Soba B. Reynolds
Pacific, St
Lieberum & Son and Undertakers Office
John F. Gallagher
L. Gallagher
Tacenery
Fairfield
Tel
Rourke & Rourke Undertakers and
Embhalmers
Eng
M. J. Gannon
Embalmere
I St
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