Local Notables and Social Visits Highlight Town Life
STEPNEY and Hinman visit at Robert Lynch home. D. Ar Green of Norwalk toured several area schools on Tuesday. Richols and Mrs C B R Gleger stayed with New Town friends. If storms come tonight the Methodist church parlors entertainment will move to Friday. Mrs Howard Edwards and Miss Ynez Edwards visited Mrs Harry Dart. Mrs Anna Gilbert confined at home. Carrie and Hazel Morgan of Bridgeport spent days with relatives. Mrs Moses Hull to move furniture from Hull place bought by M B Hawley. Mrs George Smith to move to Long Hill near Randall place. Edward Corning ill. Miss Genevieve Wyckoff of Millstone NJ visited. Nellie and Edith Osborne of Monroe stayed with sister Anna Gilbert. Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eean Hinman
Robert Lynch
D. Ar Green
Norwalk
Ps A Richols
C. BR. Gleger
Newtown
Howard. Edwards
Ynez Edwards
Harry Dart
Carrie Morgan
Hazel Morgan
Bridgeport
Moses Hull
Hull Place
M. B. Hawley
George Smith
Long Hill
Randall Place
Edward Corning
Genevieve Wyckoff
Millstone
N. J
Nellie
Edith Osborne
Monroe
Anna Gilbert
Royal Arcanum
Redding Grange
Hillside Club
New Country Club
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Evening Farmer
New York World
Journal
American
Progressive Town Committee
Woodrow Wilson Progressive League
Roosevelt
25Th
Newtown Inn
T. J. Corbett
Beecher
Connecticut
Charles E. Hughes
Woodrowilson
Wilson
Charles E. Beers
Palestine
Board of Relief
Republian
Newtown Democrats Rally Behind Old Fashioned Majority
In Newtown on October 20 Democrats unite behind a solid front for the November 7 election. The party touts harmony, favorable press trends toward Wilson, and strong local candidates for probate judge Oscar Pitzschler and representatives including Thomas M. Hobian and Henry Rupf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Democrats
P. H. McCarthy
Newtown Academy
Bridgeport
David Trubee & Co
Newtown Fair Co
Josephine E. Lynn
Holyoke
Mass
Oscar Pitzschler
W. J. Beecher
Thomas M. Hobian
Sheffield
New Haven
Botsford
Newtown Coal & Grain Co
Henry Rupf
New York City
Ridgewood Heights
Mad Dog Attacks in Bethel and Local News Tidbits
A large shepherd believed mad bit two children in Bethel but the wounds were only scratches. Greenwich nominating choices for Judge of Probate are noted, along with Ridgefield enforcing auto laws and a Danbury fire destroying the Pahquioque Rod and Gun Club quarters. Various divorces, bankruptcies and local property improvements across Greenwich, Cos Cob, Belle Haven, Round Hill, and related towns are reported, with significant new construction plans and upcoming public works projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Julius Eisenberger
Bourne
William Nichols
Liveryman
Greenwich
Democrats
George E. Hearn
Martin J. Cunningham
Danbury
New Fairfield
Ridgefield
Ridgefield Street
Pahquioque Rod and Gun Club
Tamarack Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Port Jefferson Steamboat Co
Steamer
Portvery
M. Tooker
Igeport
Port Jefferson
Udweiser
Anheuser-Busch
Walter Stapleton
Bridgeport, Con
Football Goods
Jaycox Rubber Co
Main ST
Stepney
Pear
Homer
Cummings
U. S
Party of the Common People
Washington
Hartford
Fairfield, County News
Fred Glorchind
Stamford
Joseph F. Knapp
William Thomas Bell
Joel T. Bell
East Norwalk
Eva May Ballard Montgomery
Albert Horace Montgomery
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John I. Morris
Margaret A. Morris
Margaret A.lahey
Matilda M. Warren
Southeast
Charles W. Warren
Nathaniel Witherell
Greenwich Hospital
Modore E. C. Benedict
W. A. Russell
Greenwich Trust Company
Putnam Trust Company
Round Hill
Henry Topping
Alexander Domerick
Clarence Woolley
W. H. Croft
Belle Haven
Samuel Prager
Russell A. Cowles
Bella Haven
E. 8Ittler
Mead's Point
W. F. Hurcken
Country Club
P!t
Grass Island
Mr. Brittain
Hig
Rock Ridge
Garret C. Pier
Clifford D. Mallory
Charles D. Rafferty
W. A. Tyson
Riverside
Robert 8. Adams
Cornell
New York
Robert Franklin Adams
J.+ Radford B. Smith
Clapboard Ridge Road
Adams
General Obregon
Coscob
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Fort
Runker
Spot
Iran Inc
Burnsford
Saint Vincent’s Hospital
Wayne St
City Savings Bank