Four Generations to Attend Golden Wedding Celebration
Four generations are expected to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alberto B. Rubey of Milford on May in Milford after 40 years in the town. The couple, who married in Bridgeport, raised six children and have thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Relatives and friends from San Francisco and New Haven areas are noted to attend, reflecting a long family history beginning with Frances Evelyn Hoyt and Alberto Rubey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberto T. Ruber
Milford
Prinehildren
Alherto B. Rubey
Frances Evelyn Hoyt
Alberto EB. Rubdex
Bridgeport
Bridge
Fabey
Chigren
Vi Snir
Edward Hampton
Harry Gutve
Albercu G. Rubey, Jr
Mord
Walter Griff Tith
New Haven
Willams Rubsy
Louisvile
Kentucky
Edward Roberts
Armadillo
Texas
John
Harry Jr
Newman Gates
Burr
Robert Rubsy
Wesjey
Walter L. Griffith
Giszard Lasher
Fairfield
Ruth
Werlace
Mary Francis Rubey
Louisville
Kennad
Georgia
Edward Toberts
Hazard
Song
William Lashurheld
Ter
Harris
Ruth Abrams
Waekeon
Stratfield
Leo Hors
Nation
Cone
A. Johnson
Temple
Henry L. Bishop
Florenco
Legere Hayes
Judisa Landbers Piath
Robert Hard
Bishop
Elmer Beardsley
Rabbi Abraham
Anspacher i
Wrasa
Rabb
Louis Mann
Nowale
Fairfield Congregation Rejects New Time Plan by 490 to 10
Fairfield residents vote against daylight saving aligned schedule with 490 opposing and only 10 in favor at St Thomas church. Schools will open on regular time as parents argue loss of an hour harms children. Town officials plan to keep offices on standard schedule amid expected transport confusion.
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Fairfield
St'Thomas
Lina
Gohn
Boyle
He’ School Board
Achopla
Windreda
Calla
Wem
New Fort
Foslory
Tae
Prince Albert to Visit America as British Representative
Prince Albert second son of King George will visit the United States next autumn to represent Great Britain at celebrations marking the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers. He may spend substantial time in Canada and America, including a call at the White House. The prince, a Cambridge University student and Royal Air Force member, is viewed as a promising heir and increasingly active in public duties. He turns twenty five in December and is eager for his United States visit.
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Prince Albert
King
America
Alondon
Prince Ale ‘Pert
Great Britain
Pilgrimm
United
Sand i
Dominions
Canada
Cambrioise University
Mary
Princes of Wales
Luer
Hingland
Marta
Empire
Prings Albert
Ama
Royal Air Fore
United ‘States
Clergymen Back New Feminine Fashions Debates
In London April 35 clerics defend low necklines and short skirts as emancipation from war era restraints. A prominent suffrage figure claims fashion now allows freedom and health while a Catholic bishop group and a known clergyman dispute broad immodesty and risk to women’s vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vurlite
Don't Suffer Says Local Lady Trails Remedies
Mrs Blake of Fairfield recounts years of back pain and leg cramps. She tried a remedy after reading about it, found rapid relief as pain subsided, and reports no cramps or aches for many days. The product is for sale at multiple Hartford area drugstores and at several other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Blake
Mrs. Blake
Hartiw' S
Fairfield Avvenus
Congress Streets
Gwitzer's
Southport
Westport
Oklahoma cinema vote bars outlaw life depictions
In CTVY Oklahoma on April 5 theatre leaders at a convention backed voluntary film censorship. They pledged to block movies portraying the careers of former convicts and alleged criminals, aiming to curb outlaw imagery and influence on the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
CTVY
Okla
Hay Fever Findings From New Orleans Study
Dr William Skheppestell, president of The American Hay Fever Prevention Association, notes in a CAD paper that weed-cutting in New Orleans reduced hay fever cases from usual prevalence by about 50 percent. The study highlights cold storage treatment to exclude pollen and suggests low temperatures may cause gre nchits while rain can wash pollen from the air and reduce its effects. Laboratory tests show pollen dissolved in water is inhaled without apparent reaction by hay fever patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Skheppestell
American
Sailors Snug Harbor Tour Captures Harbor Life
A visitor tours Sailors Snug Harbor as a guide recounts the institution’s vast facilities. He describes corridors, the harbor's grand buildings, a laundry, a power plant, and rows of inmates at work and leisure, while detailing living quarters, dining halls, and the scale of the facility with its seven hundred inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Haskin
Churelisa Lough
Geeenwich Vilage
Irtunees
Woolworth
New York
Har Coureq
Iilan
State of Liberty
Jim
Amos
Ihose
Marbor
Cranute Dakeshon
Crom
Ganda
Vane
No. Iyer
Cerne
Yal Sal
Rogme
Con
Jack
Fairest of 300 Red Heads Voted at Harbor Sale
In a chaotic account a woman is hailed as fairest among 300 red headed rivals amid a harbor sale debate. The piece mentions trustees deciding on a Randall farm and a large annual intake of around 4 million dollars, with talk of ships and luxury items.
Americans as Propounded by Rabbi Stephen Wise
Rabbi Stephen Wise spoke at the United Church Forum detailing his view that public schools, churches, and government form a framework shaping public opinion. He argued censorship of newspapers promoting war and warned against propaganda from major outlets while urging schools to educate for peace. Wise addressed a large audience, urging vigilance against misleading material.
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Stephen Wise
United Church Forum
Rabb
Putievce
William Randolph
England
Jaren
Mexico
Rabbi Wises
Eplzram
Burial Ground for Eighteen Grey Horses in Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon outskirts a burial ground holds eighteen grey horses, owned by Truman W. Devideon, a longtime hackman. He has long practiced a formal burial ceremony per the prayer book for interments, reflecting his routine handling of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Truman W. Devideon
Plan ObliBace Commission Lets Tax Breaks for Bachelors
London April 25 The British government weighs a permanent celibacy Commission to hear income tax exemption claims by unwed men under the income tax law. They point to bachelors paying more than married men and urge a special bachelors tribunal to grant relief where the applicant proves he is not responsible for his celibacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fragmented Note About Incomplete Destination
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a travel or city scene with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference time, scent, and a western or Indion location, but specifics are missing. The item appears as a stray paragraph from a larger column with no confirmable events.
Weather summary for New England and Atlantic coast
Partial text describes weather for Northern and Southern New England with partly cloudy conditions Monday and cloudy with rain on Tuesday. Mentions Atlantic coast storm north of Nova Scotia moving east-northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Aly Yourement
New Hampshire
Easteus
Nova Scotia
England
New Nie
United States urged to take Armenia mandate by supreme council
The supreme council urged President Wilson to assume the Armenia mandate as it framed a proposal for Armenia's boundaries and awaited a public response. The Adriatic settlement, backed by Premiers Nitti and Lloyd George, was also discussed as Britain, France, Italy, Japan and Belgium prepared a sharp note on Germany.
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San Rem
Apr SL
Supreme Coun
Mendiiz Wormal
Yoeskent
Wilson
United States
Armenia
Eeareine
Iutllag
Signor Nitti
Flume
Bruial
Agreemens Beeen
George
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Suutan
Tomorow
Lievds George
Tremiet Millerand
Myrvishrime
Obituary notices for multiple residents in Danbury area
A condensed obituary list notes funerals for William Flood son of Mrs. Sarah A Peters at St. Laurences while other services memorialize Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick J. Harder, Mrs. Grace L Baker, Mrs. Sarah J Rafferty, Robert Piper, Mrs. Louise Miller, Catherine McLoughlin, Mrs. Abbie Deven, Miss Mary Teward, Miss Mary Hawarth, Wilbur Teweend and others. Services were held at homes and churches with interments in Park, Mountain Grove, St Michaels, and Lakeview cemeteries.
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William Food
William Flood
Sarah A. Peterson
Edward McNamara
Bunnell Street
Stev
Terrance B. Smith
Ty Church of the Blesses Sacrament
St Birchnels Cemetery
Win Harder
Will
Frederick J. Harder
Pembroke Street
F. W. Klein
St. Fautus
Park Cemetery
Grace L. Baker
Bassick_avenue
Richard Swain
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Sarah J. Rafferty
Saran J. Rafferty
Lindley Street
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
St. Patrick
C. M. Hosey
St. Michasi
Robert Piper
Bedroistey Strore
Morrisey Chapel
Menrys EB Ishop
Pairfeld Avenue
I Clarence Yar Buyen
Messiah Baptist Church
Mountain Grove
Louise Miler
Catherine McLoughlin
Thomas FP. McLaughlin
Cathey Wine Street
North Find
Mary McLowghlin
Ellenbeth McLoughlin
Armare D
Stbott
John Abbott
Tata
Pequlent
St Aupistine's
Ehurgh
Inteloos
St. Michaela
Mra
Ae A
Deven
Abbie J
Veveau
Vhendorn
Pereau
Nee Canaan
Oelock
Henry Fe
Rishon
Faipield Avenue
Benjani F. Real
Sts
Lakeview
Remeter
Mary A. Teward
Mar A F Hawarth
Greco
Bridzenorthes Sts
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Teotrys Theard Mandal
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Ailend
Marzorv
Burkeley
Thenfa
University of Californi
Colle
Spee Aateicans Publ
Stipek
Geatest
Tne
AMEC
Tpolicemmens
Lam
GET
Tee
Macy
Zaib
Steen
Free SynaGogue
Frcagner
Richt Anig
Ore “Shoulpat
Terre Haute
Brett Mann
Commonwealth
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Plan Oblibace Commission
Pungent Paragraves
Nothiur
Indionepolis
Trong
Wen
Tony Astana
Londy Auantic City
Tela
Clowey
Clare Hatieras
Cloudy Jacksourlie
Claas
Kansas
Clady
Nantucket
Morty
Cleon Xew
New Orleans
Anos Aesh Clan
Hasat Ee Nortale
Northfield
Clays
Pitrabuegh
Porstand
Claws SL
Louwis Crovids
Minneapolis
Bain
Washington
Armas
Moon
Dark Ave. Temple
Allied Supreme Council
Heid
Fivat
Béndeiin Frankie
Tullis Hosttlita
Aera
Diviveh
Europe
Prendix
Boremis
Stephen
Mita Fhernsa
Witar FP Teweend
Wilbur W. Teweend
Franke Amphood
Mimittneturts
Ding Sesterdae Auncaine
Pleasant Street
Danbury
Tonatean Auivenagn
Alate Ey
Fanos
Formosa
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfeld Avene
Middle Street
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