Superintendent to Head Police Squad at Stamford Festival
Superintendent John H. Redgate selected twenty police from de Warthemt to represent Stamford in the 275th anniversary celebration. Sergeants John Brown Jr and George Denepetti will lead the squad. Report time at headquarters is 7 15 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
de Wartthemt
John H. Redgate
John Brown, Jr
George Denepetti
Edward Wheeler
Edward McCarthy
Thomas Garrity
Samuel Gregory
Martin Gottschalk
Edward Emile Ziebo
Simon McCullous
Dust Clouds Over Bridgeport Street Sprinkling Sparks Illness
Hundreds fall ill with nose and throat complaints attributed to city dust and dry streets. Doctors report a rising number of cases while officials defend ongoing sprinkling as in past years, leaving taxpayers frustrated with Director Jacob A. Courtade.
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Bridgeport
Jacob A. Courtade
Autos Recovered After Theft. Two Cars Found by Police
Two automobiles stolen Tuesday night were recovered yesterday by Detective Sergeant Peter Hall. A fitmey bus owned by John Loveridge of 781 Main Street was found on Boston Avenue, and a touring car owned by Louis Blakeslee was located in the West End. The Bank of England reportedly held £1,181,000 in bar gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hall
John Loveridge
Mainstreet
Boston Avenue
Louis Blakeslee
West End
Prizes Awarded in Hack-Sawing Contest at Trade School
The Goodsell-Pratt hacksawing contest at Bridgeport Trade School drew 36 contestants who used 3-4 inch pipes and 10 inch blades. Theodore Cooper won first with 7 1/2 cuts and a universal surface gauge, Charles Daly took second with 5 1/2 cuts and a pistol-grip hacksaw frame, and John Schmucke claimed third with six cuts and an adjustable frame. Referee Thomas Fish presided, Chester L. Lucas distributed prizes, and students witnessed lively competition.
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Goodsell—Pratt
Bridgeport Trade School
Theodore Cooper
Goodell—Pratt W
Charles Daly
Goodell —Pratt
John Schmucke
Thomas Fish
Ready Tool Co
Chester L. Lucas
Machinery ,Magazine
New York City
Ministers Seve New Haven General Association Meeting
The General Association of Connecticut concluded its annual meeting in New Haven with communion officiated by Rev. Hazen of Middletown and Rev. Snyder of East Hartford. Robert C. Dennison was chosen moderator, R. M. Timberlake scribe, O. W. Burtmer assistant scribe, with a standing committee including Rev. Sumner, Maier and Brown. D. M. James continued as treasurer. An additional 4,170,000 in gold bars from Canada was deposited at the New York Assay Office for J. P. Morgan & Co.
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New Haven
General Association of Connecticut
W. Hazen
Middletown
P. M. Snyder
East Hartford
Robert C. Dennison
R. M. Timberlake
O. W. Burtmer
Ansonia
F.A. Sumner
New Milford
H. W. Maier
New Britain
H. S. Brown
Darien
D. M. James
Canada
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Grand Master Fahey to Visit Farren Lodge in Bridgeport
Grand Master Workman John E. Fahey of Rockville Conn will annual visitation to A O U M subordinate lodges in Bridgeport on Tuesday evening June 13 all members meet at Farren lodge rooms 176 Fairfield avenue reception committee Felix Meigs Dr Orville Rector Harry Nichols and D W Delaney named for arrangements
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John E. Fahey
Rockville
Conn
Bridgeport
Farren Lodge
Fairfield Avenue
Felix 8. Meigs
Orville Rector
Harry M. Nichols
D. W. Delaney
Local Notice Highlights Community Changes and Memorial Activities
Monroe residents note social visits and relocations including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blakeman hosting Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley of Stepney, and Miss Melissa Hurd’s improving health at Bridgeport hospital. School changes include Miss Clara M. Gregory resigning at Cutlers Farm school. Memorial Sunday honors Kellog Post G A R and local veterans with services in Center cemetery and Congregational church. Harmony Grange plans fall fair, while road conditions and cemetery sexton changes draw attention.
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Harold Blakeman
John Crowley
Stepney
Eleanor
Katherine Habersham
Washington, Conn
Center School House
Marshall Beach
Center Cemetery
Samuel B. Hurd
Edward M. Beardsley
Walter C. Gilbert
Derby
Harmony Grange
Robert Sinclair
Clarence B. Burr
Elecia Curtiss
Jonn M. Burr
Sara Sinclair
Charles C. Lacey
Edwin C. Sheltom
Eveline
Nichols
F. L. Wilder
Paul R. Miller
W. J. Moore
Carl K. Foster
Bridgeport
Arthur J. Hull
East Village
Redding Farmer Praises Tractor as Labor Saver
A. G. Barnett of Redding endorses a 16 horsepower farm tractor costing 700 dollars. He says it can replace three teams in plowing and harrowing, uses 15 gallons of kerosene daily at seven cents per gallon, and powers other tools via a belt wheel. Minor flaw noted involves a woolden pin when hitting rocks. makers provide a quick plow adjustment to bypass the issue.
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Redding
A. G. Barnett
Barnett
Putnam Park
Hermann Smith
H. C. Danziger
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ridge School
Jennie McDonald
Umpawang
Center
Boston
Arthur Burr
Kennth Duncan
Marvin
Danziger
Lowell
Muennich
Board of Seectmen
Fire Co. No. 1
Eugene Adams
Lonetown
George Banks
Philadelphia
J. B. Sanford
West Redding
the Ridge
Clara Louise Kellogg
Carl Strakosch
America
Jeannette Gilder
Valley Farm
Fire Co. No. 2
E. P. Sanford
Bridgeport
John Tucker
Tucker
Marietta Lyon
Bend-in-the-Road opens with local society support
Georgetown club remains undefeated after beating Dresden lace works of Norwalk 26 to 6 last Sunday. The Bend-in-the-Road team will have a formal opening next Wednesday with Miss Addie Hayne in charge and home made refreshments. Nearly 200 visitors are expected for Sanford school commencement, lodging to be found in Danbury due to Ridge section shortages.
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Georgetown
Dresden Lace Works
Norwalk
Bend
Sanford
Danbury
O. E.lowell
New York
Lemuel Sanford
Bridgeport
Jack Godfrey
John Hohman
Ridgefield School
Fred Wood
Sunset Hill
John Carroll
Wright Hospital
Michael Casey
Leonardi's Liver Aid Ad Claims Liver Remedy Benefits
Tired and sick sufferers with liver disorders, fatigue, and digestive complaints are urged to try Leonardi's Liver-Aid. The ad promises a delicious, purely vegetable tonic without calomel, suitable for all ages, and available for 50c at Hindle's Drug Stores on Main Street.
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Leonardi
Hindle
Main Street
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KodAks
Brownies
Eastman Kodak CO
Rochester, N. Y
Bank of England
Bhough
G. M. W. Fahey
Monroe
E. H. Dillon & Co
Redding Farmer
Rachel
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. E. Douglas
W.L. Oe
Ridgeport
W.l Douglas
Alog Trae. W. Ly Douglas Brockton
Long Island
Florida
Vermont
State and
Bank Streets
East Main Street
Ady
Mollan
Buckskin
Anatomik Shoes
W. K. Mollan
Main St
L. C. Bouton
Palmer School’ of Chiropractics
Davenport
Frank Miller Lumber Co
John F. Fay
H. M. Knapp
Park Place
Lafayette St
J. C. Chamberlain
Wheeler & Howes Co
East End
Congress St. Bridge
Lehigh
Naugatuge Valley
Housatonic Ave
Sprague Ice & Coal CO
E. Wash. Ave
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