Milford American Legion annual dance May 6
The Milford American Legion Auxiliary and entertainment committee announce the annual dance to be held in the Town Hall on Friday evening May 6. Music will be provided by Grey Devoutd Bolton and Liprianos from New Haven. A large attendance is anticipated with refreshments served after the program. Proceeds fund local veterans and community activities.
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Ckpemasie Entetainment Committee
Suercan Legion Aue
Hi Phin
Deny P
Wilts
Ind Cahons
Eosear
Bolton
Liprianos
Wilde
of Butnes
George Vittt
Wes Anme
Nitek
Sosma
Tha
Max Frank
Some Helms
Ais Hayward
Ko Brothettin
Mis Durvey Brown
Jay Ronsvelt
Wesley Gould
Mos
Auxilars
Sehiash Lott
Riverside
Cemetcy
Waterbury
Joe Thrown, Jr
James Doglin
Spencer Place
Martle
Peach
Doolin
Juan Er
Raymond
Cole
Enol Y Wis
Latte Beblun
Gallbranner
Aly
Frank Durand
Rose
Avenue
James Kewe
New Haven
Detverchio
Fryers Mee
Mareco
Lie Giordane
Fort Trumbull Beach
Memorial
American Legion Auxiliary
Wiliam Shulkop
Carina Plica
New York City
Hazel Shatkap Cochrae
Herbert Baldwin
Hartford
Town Hall
Mery, Bolton and Cipilano
New Flaven
Milford Garden Club
Milford Hospital
Alethesa Circle
Church
Churchurthose Congregational
Liewelvi M Reed
Worcester
Thom Doyle
Connecticut Light and Power Point
Devon
BOC
Thayer
Henry Webh
Wa Hall
Florence Street
Christ Church
Anne W. Johnson
Fairfield
Saugatuck
Haggeman
Worcester Massachusetts
Ladies Society of St Paul's Lutheran Church
Westport
Stratford Club Works On Clean Up Week Observance
Stratford Garden club leads residents in yard and garden cleanups for National Garden Week. They host multiple events including films at Sterling Memorial hall and an open public program with flower displays and a dance. Community turnout expected.
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Stratford
Stratford Garden Club
Sterling Memorial Hall
A. H Trumbull
Harry Brown
Stratford Avenue Hearing Friday on Widening Plan
A Common Council hearing is set Friday to discuss widening Stratford Avenue from East Main Street to Waterview Avenue. The plan, tied to the Velton Mil bridge project, would reduce the avenue from 61 feet to 40 feet, taking 19 feet from the north side. Officials aim to proceed with contracts for the bridge next month.
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Pttyi
Itrasal
Council
Statford Avenue
East Main Gtast
Waterview Avenue
Yelton Mil
Stratford Avenue
East Main Stete
Westport Fines for Traffic Violations and Fire Call
In Westport Judge Joseph Adams fined Karl Girard ten dollars and costs for driving without an operator's license after he drove on a sidewalk on the Wilton road amid contractor activity. John A Nelson of Groton pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined 26 dollars plus costs. A fire at David Meyer’s Riverside avenue home required two fire companies to extinguish it, causing substantial damage. Local civic notes include talks on riverfront park plans, zoning, and a call for better billboard design along highways.
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Westport
Joseph Adams
Karl Girard
River View Inn
Ruscoe
New York
Costa
Charles Quigley
New Wilton
Groton
John A Nelson
Connecticut
Thomas Rose
Fred Sonstrom
Bridgeport
Sonstrom
Pont Road
Nelson
Ploneser Hook and Ladders Company
Sangatuck Hose Company
Ddawaid Meyer
Riverside Avenue
Kemper's Tannery
Walter Meyer
Walla
Kcitchen
Garrett
Amoke
Hitchcock
Bedford House
Edgar Payne
Heywood Post
Association
Hat Steeves
Federation of Women's
Alice Rauber
Henry Brown
Alter R Putes
Eloise Thomas
Walter . Peck
Channing P Harris
Apparatua
Ledford Juror High School
Cameron Walton
John Walton
Main Street
Greens Farma
Westiport Methodist Telecanal Church
Brooklyn
Dantel Bradley
Wright Street
Memorial Church of the Holy Trinity
Two fires erupt in Nichols despite rescinded permits
April 19 report notes two blazes in Nichols despite permits being rescinded by Constable Channing Miller. Causes unknown, linked to properties of A. H. Fraders and Warren Plumb. Seven alarms in recent days may push officials to install watch methods until the dangerous season ends.
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Methodist Episcopale Church
Bhiey Shelton
Sally Curtis
Lillian Davin
Mary Curtis
Frances Langsten
Vara Johnson
Javis Xingatta
Lester Shelton
Willard Wellington
Endeavor Circle
Methodist Episcopal Church
William M Muirhead
Stamford
Judd
Bridgeport
Henry Judd
Brewert Rowe
Brooklyn
Rowe
Louis Christie
Beatrice Plumb
Oscar Plumb
Mr Eaton
George
Nichols
Evelyn Eames
Trinity Church
Hames
Sydney Stapley
Mias Eames
Walter W. Eames
Hekrdey Park
Albert H. Watson
Albert R Watson
Eugene Fitzpatrick
Prairie Cottage
Shelton
Howard Nelaor
James
New York City
Damages Awarded in Somers Auto Collision Cases
In Rockville on April 19, two Superior Court verdicts awarded damages for injuries from a November auto collision in Somers. Charles L Conway of Springfield won $500 in a $1,000 suit against Henry Wagner and his wife of Ellington, while Willem H Noonan won $700 in a $2,000 suit against the Wagners. Noonan drove a truck colliding with a Wagner truck. Conway was injured.
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Rockville
Somers
Charles L F‘onway
Springfield
Henry Wagner
Euington
Conway
Willem H Noonan
Noonan
Colligion
Wagner
Boy 7 Drowns Flaking Near Maple Avenue
A seven year old boy, Furore Wingers of Maple Avenue Rockfall, drowned in a pond near his home after slipping on a rock while flaking. Four schoolmates summoned help at Otis A Smith plant. body recovered. Verdict of accidental drowning by Middletown medicolegal examiner J C Loveland.
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Middletown
Furore
Maple Avenue
Otis A. Smith Company
J. CE
Loveland
Fairfield Grants Temporary Use of Barn as Garage
Fairfield grants a ten year permit to R M Punzell to convert a standing barn into a garage after zoning appeals review. Also notes permits for Charles Collins remodeling, Walter Nones garage conversion, and various town court actions including liquor and accident cases. Mrs Lashar and Mrs Burr attend DAR convention in Washington representing Bunica Dennie Burt Chapter. Roger Ludlowe and Derby high schools schedule opening games. World Poultry Congress plans in Ottawa with regional exhibitors and breed show entries.
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Pairfield
R. M Punzell
Mill HI
Zoning Board of Appeals
Nelson R. Pearson
Punzal
Appeals Board
Hhis
Charles J. Collins
Fairflota Beach
Walter M. Nones
Mill Plain Road
Thomas Lashar
F A. Burr
Washington, DC
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Bunica, Dennie Burt
Peter Dudo
Bronson Avenue
Gaga
Fairfield Town Court
George Keating
Stratfield Road
Post Road
Andrew Zakormaky
Pembroke Street
Bridgeport
William Unruh
Hancock Avenue
Unruh
M High
Roger’ Ludlowe
Darien
Derby High School
Fairfield
American Poultry Association
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Ws Tor
Inga Manero
Raer
Rubert Cutler
Mort Peat Pis
York
Visi
Trumcoull Avenue
Fort Trumbull Reach
Mre Byerdash
New Youxn Cf
Durin
Thor Stey
Wallack
Eingagement Mint
John Sekelsky
Hah Avenue
Anna
Tioort
Billet Mc Peck
Stratford Crust Company
Mediterranean
Ated States Navy
Albert Westuth
Black Rock
Brugeswort
Lfe
Lved
Smith
Columbus
Anmai O
Stratford Allers
Todatos E Cupheas
Cupheag Tearm Cherefore
Yorth Cupheag Club
Ona Jalies
Stratford Ave
Pacific Coast Broadcasting
John Barrymore
Hamlet
Sancom Pacific
FFI
Mike
Fforte
Europe
WEAF
John W Davin
Julia Marlowe
August Helmont
Eleanor Robson
Grant Biven
Appeal Board
Punzell
Elsie Burr
Elsie Gurr
Ottawsa
Canada
New
Frederick H. Jordan
Portland
Maine
Buff Wyandottes
Edward E. Backus
River Nd Farm
Ayer
Mass
Singlecomb
Rhode Island Reds
Maurice F. Delano
Vineyard Haven
Masa
Rhode Island
Clarence Shirley
Wallingford
Dominiques
A Q Carter
Jefferson Maine
George M Walson
Norwich
Tyler
Beverly
Willan
Ellery Bright
Waltham
Henry P McKeyn
Beverly Hills
Henrietta Edgecomb Hooker
South Hadhey
Maas
W H Newsome
Key West
Allory
Texa
All Point Southwest
Pointe
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Pacific Coast
H. BR. Mallory
Gomal
San Jacinto
Mallory
Powes
Walker
Main St
Col. Elm St
Dacote Foamd Motor
Tomorrow Rider Hayes CO
Water ST
Barnum
Holton
Sunday Bros
Chapel Street
Jewele
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