Ridgefield Gets Two Carriers for Home Deliveries
Milford Haymakers prepare for a large gathering at the J Henash Loft in Bridgeport for the Gobbler degree ceremony led by the state Chief Haymaker Edmond Floecker. Invitations go out to Rotary, Leagues, and visitors as the event unfolds May 2 with a banquet at the Seen Baoles Inn May 8.
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Aulford
J .Henash
Brown Street
Tast
Havmiker
T Edmond Floecker
Waltors
Irs Congregational Ehtreh
Sean
Milromi L'Vet Amertean Leden
Stite Comriande
Edward Tlite
Mov Tlasen
Srata
Res Tube Aresent
Neat
Clase
Seen Baoles Inn
Fames II
Toostker
Chehais
Milford Wheel Club Ie
Hell At
Ven Gables
Daniel A . Mulholland
Committee of Arrangements
Yale Deputation Team Visits Ridgefield
Yale deputation team from New Haven visited Ridgefield over a weekend, hosted by local churches and the Ridgefield Jigen School. Arthur Bunesta James Pine and Martyn Keeler led events with sermons talks on college life and Christian work, plus youth discussions, a union service at Jesse Lee Memorial M E church, and a community meeting at the parish house.
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Stephen's
Mertn
Chatraisur
Arnold D. Nash
Asvise
Tine
Nn Congregational Church
Rav
Hugh Sields
Jed
Frolagal
Ite
Chushan
Tl Ovick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Razata
Wmoet F
Lord Yweno
Amhurs
M.C
KE. L. Sexton
Dugate de
Charles Wade Walker
Walker
Saxton
Saxtor
Myo Fen le
Waubard
Keeler Ewoke
Stian
Continue Assault Case Endangers Victim’s Eye
A battered apartment incident left a victim at risk of losing an eye. The case involves multiple unnamed individuals and seeks legal representation to pursue charges and protect the victim’s rights. Local authorities report ongoing investigations and court proceedings aiming to resolve the matter soon.
Trio Bound Over in Stamford on Assault Charges
In Stamford on April 20, trio including Salvatore Saracene Langell and Piauls Rateune faced assault charges after a case tied to a firing incident at Belvoan. Bond set at 82 000 for Langell and Rateune, while Saracene’s bond details were noted. Java names and mis-spellings reflect OCR errors but indicate arrests and preliminary hearings for assault with a revolver and related threats.
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Trio
Stamford
Pipecsa
Jou Sicarena
Salvatore Saracene
Art Maniel Langell
Ftamford
Roc
En Ilpees
Ogeray
Elasst Piauls
Belvoan
John Tia
Salvatore
John Sureene
Frank Namars
Aodruot
Mis Wolee
Kent Minister Hosts Surprise Parish Social Event
Rebert and his wife hosted a parish social at the Congregational church parlors Monday with music and singing. The week featured a Baptist and Episcopal parish drive, a Kent School concert for church funds, and various personal notices across town.
Milford Adopts Peddling and Public Amusement Ordinance
Milford April 20 special report. The Board of Police Commissioners amended the town ordinance governing peddling and public amusements. No peddling or auctions on sidewalks without a license. Exhibitions and sports require safety and insurance certificates. Violations may revoke licenses. license fees range from one to one hundred dollars.
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Milford
Local
Board of Police Commissioners
Milfora
Board of Police
Sunday School Jovial Program At Lordship Club
The Lordship Sunday school fundraiser at the Country Club drew a jovial crowd with piano duets by Mrs. Ottaway and Miss Christine, dances by Miss Crosey and Dedlah Morgan, and twelve clarades by the club. An evening of entertainment supported the chapel fund, with guests including Warren Johnson of New Haven.
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LORDS
Country Club
Marty
Entertain Nl
M. Ottaway
Christine
Buntig
Nevin
Ting
Ione
Brwen
Caroline Crosey
Dedlah Morgan
Gayety
Mia
Rotefoud
Aire
Ruehne
Charn
Wiestle Avenue
Warren Johnson
New Haven
University of San Juan
San Pedro
Porto Ries
Johnson
New Traven Ugh Sche
Mgr. Johnson
Yale
Lorighip
Donny Bunting
Manchester
Hartford
Bridgeport Hospital
Astrig Lunia
Ang Mis
W. Mo Baird
la Pauline Street
Bridgeport
Ocean Avenue
Mons
Haven
Avon Thurston Dies Funeral Tomorrow
Avon Thurston, sixty two, died at his home in Greenwich today. Funeral from Knapp and Sons mercary chapel Wednesday at 10 30 AM. Rev Dr M George Thompson of her Episcopal church to officiate. Burial in Datham cemetery. Dela Nortia, widow of David Norris, died this morning at her home on the Old Post road. A solemn high mass will be in Sacred Heart church tomorrow at 6 80 Pass. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.
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Greenwich
Epedal
Avan ‘Churston
Knapp and Sons Mercary Chapel
M. George Thompson
Episcopal Church
Datham Cemetery
Dela Nortia
David Norrig
Old Post Road
Sacred Heart Syarch
St. Afar S Pinelery
Port Chester man arraigned for DUI and reckless driving
Karl A. Carlson of Port Chester was arraigned before Judge James B. Mezd on charges of operating an auto under the influence of liquor and reckless driving. Testimony said a car driven by Lamont Mugzia was hit Saturday night. Carlson blamed a wooden leg for the incident. He was fined $15 for reckless driving and $190 for DUI.
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Karl A. Carlson
Port Ghester
James B. Mezd
Lamont Mugzia
Carlson
Carleen
Last Civil War Veteran of Wilton Dies Suddenly
Obituary notes the sudden death of last Civil War veteran from Weston area, Dennis Chase, age eighty, living with his daughter Aire, with services planned at home and burial in Willowbrook Cemetery Weston. Surviving family includes daughter and son‑in‑law, granddaughter and great‑granddaughter.
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Wilton
Hts
Ila
Charles Scofield
Lloyd
Soribner
Man Seriously Burned by Electricity in Greenwich
John H W Martin was badly burned by contact with electricity while repairing a telephone line for Connecticut Light and Power company. He is reported in better condition and expected to be released from hospital soon. He suffered severe burns to his right hand arm and side.
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Greenwich
Eafaly
John HW. Martin
Ying Foy
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Bond salesman bound over to superior court
Delyon Howth of New York was bound over to the Superior Court in pall of 750 dollars on a charge of embezzling 651.27 from Eugene Palmer of Stamford. He received six months in jail on each of two counts for embezzling 111.50 from A. B. Chichester and 119,753 from William A. McUfellaawil. Bail fixed at 500 each. Witnesses said they bought bonds for the Beneficial Loan society. Hodson testified Howth was not in the society’s employ. bonds were delivered to buyers to keep goodwill. Howth offered no defense. counsel suggested he was employed by the society at the time.
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Stamford
Delyon Howth
New York
Superior Court
Eugene Palmer
A. B. Chichester
Willam A. McUfellaawil
Ile
Dbonda
New Beneficial Loan Society
Palmer
Beneficial Loan Society
George Hodson
Howth
Ife
Galea
Teneficeial Loan Society
Huntington Family Hospitalized With Scarlet Fever
Mrs. Albert Wilson of Shelton Avenue and her children Amy Alberta and John were taken to a New Haven hospital for scarlet fever. Pearl had mastoid surgery. Amy faced other ailments. Mrs. Russ gave a blood transfusion. Dr. Nettleton attended. John Worden prepares to paint Congregational church as weather improves. Several local residents noted for visits and illnesses. Shelton High lost a baseball game 5 0 at Naugatuck. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rogewski of Waverly Street.
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O. H. Lowell
Kent
Teri Moss Joly Darling
Tate
Bridgeport
Mott
Darline
Thomas Ray
Fa'erfield
Niskted
Charles Ivy
Kiva Adams
Norwic
Jones
Saran
George Mc Toker
Witerbury
Julie
New Milford
Dorry
Kuurl
Anil Sd Sharon
Albert
Wilson
Shelton Avenue
Amy
Alberta
John
Eolation Hospital
New Haven
Jroin Pearl
Dave
Pearl
Russ
St. Charlies Latin
Watertown
Frank H. Wells
Wells Ho
Garl Millard
Fiarl Street
Francis I. Nettleton
John Worden
Shelton
Congregational Church
Clarence Web, Jr
Charles EO Weilard
Charles Eberle
Csther He Ox
Antone Toberle
Esther Biseris
Clarence Mogene
Terence Reynolds
Grace
Randy Hook
Willam Cook
John Rogewski
Waverly
Stro
Misa Glaiys Spadt
Newark
N. J
Aml
Anthony Spada
Isinglass Street
Wdith Rowley
Maplehurst
Ridgefield Promises June House to House Deliveries
Ridgefield officials announce U.S. postal service expansion with two carriers by July. North Main to Titicus district served. Danbury Road and Mountain View avenues gain sidewalks. inspectors to verify house numbering before operation. Local personal notes list residents visiting, returning, and social events in town.
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Ridgefield
Ridgeftery
George J. Rockwell
U. S
Aleg
Main Street
Titicus
Dewna
Wirt
Golf Sun
Wilton Roage
Iane
High Fldze Avenue
King Lane
Peaceabie
Catooah
Gilbert
Barry Arawe
Bryan
Deliverie
Alain Street
Pockswell
Danbury
Mountain View Avenue
Danbury Road
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Hiurburt Streets
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Woodrow Wilson
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Wildes
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Robert ¢ Milder
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Mabel Ll’. Wilder
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Ana Muale
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Goodell
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Olan Caeuar
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Stuberts Allen
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B. A. Bryon
Broklyn Epent
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Fritz Utes
Norwalk
Mary. Seymour
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Thaddeus Crane
Ollen Crane
California
Panama Canal
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Arthur J. Carnall
Mis
Ruth Miler
Gleanor L. Burdick
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Monson
Mass
Hamilton High
Helen Prentice
Jlpsh
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Ma L. Tebeau
Framingham
Clifford A. Holleran
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William Beah
Toments
Mary H. Rockwell
Governor Street
Mabe Ti Closes
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Sherwood Misa Ete Crane
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Walter FF Stewart
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Bayshore
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Touraine
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