Selectmen Award Dining Pavilion Privilege at Beach
The Board of Selectmen awarded the Hidden Door tea room by Jessie Rohr dining pavilion privileges at the Beach yesterday. Rohr paid 3000 last year and 1907 this year, with other bids from Millenington and Sieidenliwn tea house and Norwate. The award considered Rohr’s local ties and prior loss, with the choice offset by her experience and need to recoup losses.
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E Beach
Jessie Rohr
Atrs
Roar
Norwate Woo
Tole Tyr Selratmen Watul
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Mes Resa
W. Alansfelt
Woerele
Bond issue plans advance with June 1 target
The article notes progress on bond issuance with anticipated completion by June 1. It mentions preparations to advertise the bonds and secure approvals, while naming local residents and visitors connected to events in the area. Several social notes record visits among residents of Bridgeport Nyack and Compo Street, with names including Mrs Livya Dykeman and Miss Dorothy McCabe.
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Ug Miko
Tongane
Regi
Livya Dykeman
Bridgeport
John
Helen Perry
Americanigaiton
Nyack
N.Y
Elizabeth Gaul
Mary Pilling
Watardur
Itn Gault
Compo
Stanley Tucker
Danbury
John Wilson
Thomas Maline
Compo Ebrad
Dorothy McCabe
New York
Cit
Stamford schoolteacher Emma Baldwin leaves $80,000 estate
The will of Emma A. Baldwin, longtime Stamford educator, probate granted. She died April 4 in Guilford leaving an $80,000 total estate after $24,500 in bequests. Public bequests include $1,099 to Branford First Baptist, $2,900 to Stamford Hospital, $1,000 each to Stamford Childrens Home and Stamford Day Nursery, plus $1,000 to First Presbyterian Stamford. Niece Agnes F. Murless receives $7,000 and Harry F. Merce gets $5,100. Executors are Pierce and Nelsey.
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Stamford
Emma A. Baldwin
Miss Baldwin
Guilford
Gertrude B. Goldsmith
Antoinette B. Kelsey
First Baptist Church
Branford
Stamford Hospital
Stamford Children’s Home
Stamford Day Nursery
First Presbyterian Church of Stamford
Agnes F. Murless
Harry F. Merce
Tarry
Pierce
Ernest P. Nelsey
Churches Defendants in Stamford Suit
Samuel Urban sues the Sts. Peter and Paul Orthodox Society in Common Pleas court claiming encroachment on Remington street property. He says a building roof used by the Russian church extends two feet onto his land and seeks removal of the encroachment plus $300 in damages.
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Stamford
Sts. Peter and Paul Orthodox Society
Common Pleas
Samuel Urban
Remington Street
Bridgeport Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Bridgeport resident Percy Ls Rowland was found guilty of reckless driving in Town Court and fined $25 with costs after colliding on the Post Road. Other drivers faced minor charges or costs. three automobile accidents were reported with one injuring a pedestrian. No arrests were made.
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Teamport
Percy Ls. Rowland
Winter Street
Bridgeport
Joseph Adams
Rowland
Post Road
Joseph Padulo
Norwalk
Ray
William S. Dilliston
Stepney
Stanton
Idim
Andrew Andrews
Rahway
Archibald Walker
Gradhurst Avenue
New York
Wim R. Mungon
Westport
Munson
Peter Izzo
Cross Street
J. McKenzie
Poplar Plains
Wilton Road
Sal
Damonic DeVito
Merwin Street
Ins Automobile
Frank Nistico
Saugatucs
DeVito
Joan Zd
Abrahemson
Mam
Mass
Sue
Arlingtod
State Ll
Newtown Parents Plan May Festival at Hawley School
Plans are underway for a May Festival at Hawley school auditorium on May 1, organized by the Newtown Parent-Teacher Association. Proceeds will buy a sterenotican lantern for use in the school. The program features Mother Goose revue, songs, Maypole dance, operetta The quarrel among the Flowers, and a Good Night drill, with an orchestra for dancing afterward.
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Sewplown
Speeigl
Hawley School
Parent-Teachers Association of
Newtown
Fred Carmody
Willam D. Parker
Parker House
Main Street
Taylor Field
John Haugh
Shelton
Mary J. Haugh
Haugh
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sgme
Alive Mesker
Danbury Hospital
Greenwich C of C Hears War Memorial Report
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce directors hear the war memorial report and plan future steps. Nate, secretary of the chamber, is named chairman of the Boys Loyalty and Health Day program during Boys Week. W. S. O'Brien will serve on the committee with health arrangements to secure a director or nurse for schools on May Day.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Chamber of Commerce
Dre
Nate
Secreta
Member of Commerce
O'Brien
Greenwich Board of Sealth
A. E H. Austin
Low rents and buying power boost value clothing offer
Demonstrates benefits of affordable rents and strong purchasing power for a value clothing retailer. Emphasizes standard quality merchandise, new desirable styles, and dependable workmanship at low prices to help economical customers dress well at little cost. Aims to fit varied customers and those hard to please.
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Ding
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Churches
Neuhoft
The
Bank of Savers
People’ S Savings Bank
Westport Town Court
Parent Teacher Association
Greenwich C. OF
Broad ST
Fairfield ‘Ave
Saltinga
Bray
New West
Balbriggan Underwear
Men’s B.V.D. Unions
Michel
Ilzer
Serge Middies
New Norfolk
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