Stratford Community Notices and Outings Highlight Summer Plans
Stratford announces Sunday school remains at regular hour with Children's Day services repeated in the evening. Local youths plan camping at Thimble Island and Milford shore. Kenneth Peck goes to New London for boat races. Miss Alice Judson lectures on her world voyage. Miss Lettie Bennett retires to Ohio after 10 years as high school principal. and Frederick Nettleton secures the contract to excavate the new Franklin school cellar.
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Robert Brandt
Granby
Merrick
New London
Howard Curtis
Allen Wilson
Henry Wells
Bayonne
Hoyt
Danbury
Alice Judson
Stiles Judson
Rome
Wade Cooke
Maine
Andrews
Center School
Lettie Bennett
New Franklin School
Vivi Babb
Fairfield News Quietly Looks Toward Summer
Wedding plans announce George Mills and Miss Maud Armitage to wed in New York on July 6 at the bride’s home. Residents note summer departures and return plans as Hargrove school exams conclude. Local social life includes teas, musicales, and visits, with many preparing to leave town for the season.
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George Mills
Maud Armitage
New York
Miss Armitage
Nehemiah Perry
Hargrove School
New Haven
Dorothy Hamilton
Natalie Forbes
Brooklyn
Leonard
Greenfield Hill
James Jennings
William B. Glover
Elizabeth
N. Y
Samuel Glover
Bridgeport
John Deyo
Pickett Demonstrates Jackson Runabout Automobile
In the worship section a Jackson runabout is shown as the style of car Mr. Pickett demonstrates and enjoys.
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Jackson
HALF HOLIDAY AND MORE PAY FOR UNION MEN
Beginning July 1 union bricklayers masons and plasterers return to the regular daily wage of 4.45 dollars after a prior cut. The mason crafts represent the core of skilled workers. since June 1 they have had a half holiday on Saturdays and will gain 20 cents weekly for five and a half days of work versus six days.
Putnam Park Rockwell resigns as superintendent
George L. Rockwell of Ridgefield resigns as Putnam Park superintendent effective July 21 to focus on business. He notes progress on park plans including restoration of Revolutionary war era apple trees with Munson-Whittier Co. and discovery of a possible grave mound and a nearby cave to be explored for historical value.
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George L. Rockwell
Ridgefield
Putnam Park Commission
Putnam Park
Rockwell
Munson-Whittier Co
Savin Rock Hotel Seized as Attachements Put Keeper in Charge
Deputy Gustave Uhl served the Pleasant View hotel at Savin Rock on proprietor Harry Brusie. With two attachments, $1000 claimed by John Campane and $50 from a Waterbury grain dealer, a keeper was put in charge after settlement failed.
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Gustave Uhl
Pleasant View
Savin Rock
Harry Brusie
John Campane
Waterbury
Clock Exhibition Promises Ornamental and Useful Pieces
A local shop invites customers to explore a range of clocks described as both decorative and practical. Visitors will see craftsmanship and design showcased in this clock line.
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Conn
Charles G. Sanford
F. N. Benham
H. Brothweld
Conservative Management
Main and
John Streets
T. I. Watson &Co
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Main and State Sts
Alexander Hawley
Treas
T. B. Deforest
Prest
Savings Bank
Sicona
Board of Trustees
Samuel W. Baldwin
Edward W. Marsh
James Staples & CO
Bankers
State Streetsridgeport
Cty
Estatec
P. L. Holzer
Pr. T. Staples
Georgia
Desirin
Praisal
Loco City
Main Street
John ST. Ridgeport
Hayes
Hayes Market
Water Street
Market OF
W.E. Halligan
Ney
American Loan Association
Fairfield Avenue
Stratford
Masons
Fairfield
E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
Foley
F. B. Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy
Savin Rock Hotel
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Vatmea Averse
Glenwood
Earth
Mitchell
Packard
RED
Renault
THE
Mitchell Agency
Harrison Court
Blue Ribbon
Bridgeport Vehicle CO
Fairfield and Holland Aves
Tratford Inn
State
Main ST
G. Singer
Boyton Post Road
AGA
Joseph‘ P. Coughlin
East Main Street
Boston Post Road
Washington Bridge
Axcangeriente
Sea ‘Il Times
Arad
Kay
Russia
Oxfords
GesamMlisch
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