Easton Church Society to Discuss Plans for Building Hall
Easton Congregational church and society plan a Wednesday 9:30 pm meeting in the church parlor to decide on building a hall for the society and to set the pulpit supply for the rest of the year. Ladies Aid will meet Thursday. many local Grangers will attend Fairfield County Po Mona Change day at Putnam Park Wednesday.
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Putnam Park
Center Street
Beth
Lillian W
Eman
Burton Merwin
Charles Miller
Elizabeth Craik
Charles Miler
William Wakeman
Wilbur Jennings
John Jennings
David Booth
Stratford
Tuckahoe
Rhode Mills Charles Miller
Lawrence Willams
Leroy Fordham
Lowell Hemingway
Stanley
Elisworth
Bridgeport
Robert Maquat
Erwin Edward
Chester Hull
Greenfield County Club
Wizard S. Gibzite
Erwin Edwards
George B Beers
Arthur E. Wheeler
Mildred Ferris
Theron Platt
Newtown
George McDermott
New York
Raymond Kent
Grace Crown
Hame
William Ganity
Stamford
CE. Dickerson
Montclair
Booneton
Tabor
New Jersey
Evelyn Kent
Mallorie Blythe
Robert Kent
Revmond Kent
Robert Kent By
Cemetery Property to Be Sold for Garage
The Zoning commission voted in the Common Council chamber to rezone Mountain Grove Cemetery property on Dewey Street near Salt Street from B residence to an industrial zone and sell it to F. L. Mins for a garage. The panel also held a hearing on widening the Bridgeport Lighting and Bridgeport Hydraulic request to place Eagle's Nest land of about 46 acres into a heavy industry zone, with no opposition and action held pending Stratford regulations.
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Common Council
Mountain Grove Cemetery Association
Dewey Street
Salt Street
Pnt
F. L. Mins
Bridgeporting Light Company
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Eagle's Nest
Bight
Stratford
Bridgeport Men Return from CMTC Camp End of Summer
Fort Adams scene echoes as over 900 New England boys finish July Citizens Military Training Camp. Maj Gen Preston Brown lauds it as the best of four in New England with strong civic and military impact. Bridgeport youths listed include Dominic Arlie and Michael Bruno among others. Norman Stickney of Stratford cited for Reserve Officers Corps commission.
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Fort Adams
R. I
New England
Citizens
Preston Brown
First Corps
Connecticut
Walch
Port Adams
Fairfield County
Citiaeus
Dominic C Arlie
Cedar Street
Michael E Bruno
Hough Avenue
Sol Diengott
Laurel Avenue
Alfred E Gall
Orland Street
Edwin I Goldsmith
Hancock Avenue
Charles F. Hlavacek
Wilson Streets
Edmond B. Johnson
Park Avenue
Edward T McMahon
Unquown Place
Fairfields
Albert A Maluiart
Central Avenue
Francis C Merson
Linwood Avenue
John C Meyer
Wordin Avenue
Henry A. Mucci
Sixth Street
Michael J Palatiello
Ives Street
Robert Perez
Main Street
Frank H Riley
Golden Him Street
Joseph P. Russo
Read ‘Treet
Raymond V. Seebeck
Rockwell Avenue
George S. Smith
King Street
Stratford
Norman B. Stickney
Euclid Avenue
Paul B Strayer
Robert Brune
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Reserve Officers Corps
Citizens Military Training Camp
Bruno
Hest
Diving Victim 15 Slightly Improved at Norwalk Hospital
Norwalk August 1 Ed ward Hitchcock thirty seven injured Sunday afternoon at Compo beach when he dived into three feet of water from a float near shore. He was unconscious, given first aid, and rushed to Norwalk hospital. X ray showed a dislocated vertebra. condition reported slightly improved. Hitchcock is brother of polo player Thomas Hitchcock who may play on the American team defending the cup at Meadowbrook.
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Norwalk
Edward Hitchcock
Compo Beath
Hitchcock .S
George G. Fawcett
Thomas Hitchcock
Meadowbrook
Long Island
Compo
Hitchcock
W R. Munson
Westport
Frank Deton
Nor 1
Philips 25c Bottle Tussi Uper Trade Event 1873
A garbled OCR fragment references a 25 cent bottle and a trade event in 1873. It mentions Philips sine and a company possibly named Charles the Chititys Chenie Cuspany with a leaseholder Chases LI Philips sine. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Philips
Testeen
Mirko Oof
Three Bridgeport Brothers Win Yale Honors in Chemistry
Arthur Joseph and Michael Fleischer of Bridgeport High School fame gain Yale Fellowships and top college honors. Arthur and Joseph win Loomis Chemistry Fellowships with $1500 prize and high academic distinction. Michael pursues chemistry studies aiming to match their record, continuing a family achievement begun by their father Julius Fletecher.
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Bridgeport High School
Arthur
Dobeph
Michael Fleischer
Julius Fletecher
Mountain Grave Street
Bridgeport
Yale
Joseph
Henry Bradford Loomis
Michael. Eines
Bridgeport High
Yaie
Michael
Joseph Fleischer
St. Arthur
Sheffield
Fleischer
Park City
Fairchild
Rogers
Sterling
Arthur's College
Glass
Loomis
Arthur Fleischer
Sigma XI
Phi Beta Kappa
New York City
Fleischer Boys
Yale College
Sheffield Scientific School
Man Held After Danbury Stabbing
Danbury records show Vincent Feririse wounded with four knife stabs near the heart. Frank Grandmalte, proprietor of the Italian Spaghetti House, is jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge, bond set at 10,000. Accomplice Charles Mello arrested. Incident began after a morning dispute at a Liberty Street store, with Grandmalte alleged as a Black Hand figure. Feririse, patient in Danbury Hospital, bears knife scars and facial wound. Grandmalte claims Feririse called him a “black hang.” The case ties to a noted gang presence. Feririse links Grandmalte to threats. The report notes Grandmalte’s prior police awareness and the suspect’s alleged gang associations.
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Danbury
Vincent
Delay Street
Dominick Gillett
Liberty Street
Feririse
Grandialte
New York
Ferlrise
Giandmalte
Contract Awarded for New Sewage Plant
The Wo J Shaughnessy Jr. Company Inc. won the contract to build the East Side sewage disposal plant after bids opened in Mayor Behren's office. The winning bid was 969,999, beating two rivals: William & Martin at Sons at 86,700 and George HA Mackenzie and Son at 80,476.
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Wo J Shaughnessy Jr. Company Inc
Mayor Behren
Shaughnessy Company
Mayor Behrens
William &. Martin At Sons
George HA. MacKenzie and Son
Driver Freed In Death Of Child In Hit And Run Case
John T. Regalle, linked to a July 24 fatality of seven year old Violet Anderson on Fairfield Avenue, faced charges of causing loss of life by reckless driving and evading responsibility. Witnesses said he stopped after striking the girl, entered a nearby store, then left when ambulance was summoned. A license number was later obtained and provided to police. He initially denied striking the child, then admitted the crash citing fear of truth.
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John T. Regane
Scofield Avenue
Violet Anderson
Bennett
Lcense
Regalle
Obituary notices and funeral services across Bridgeport area
A sequence of funeral notices reports services for Mary EB Sullivan widow of John Sullivan at Mullins Scott and Redgate parlor and St Marys church with interment at St Michaels cemetery. Other notices include Mary Hasner-Weichardt dying at her sister’s home Stratford, services by Rev Wiemer with burial at Park cemetery, Stratford. Mrs Mary A Boyle buried from 66 Milne street and St Augustines church, with musicians and pallbearers named. casket carried by a congregation including L C B A delegates. Zaron Badgidian, WWI veteran, dies in Brooklyn General Hospital. funeral at American Legion hall with D A V honors and burial at Mountain Grove cemetery. Harold Moss, drowned at Rockaway, Long Island, to be honored at 75 Cleveland Avenue home with Alpha Kappa fraternity present. burial at Mountain Grove cemetery. Thomas H Trelease Sr dies, funeral at August G Baker mortuary chapel, Lakeview cemetery. Phoebe Hall widow of Dr M W Hall dies at 84. services at Wallingford Masonic home and Lakeview cemetery with Rev George Gebel presiding.
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Mary EB. Sullivan
John Sullivan
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Golden Hi Street
St. Mary's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Hasner-Weichardt
Ernest Weichardt
Matine Fal
Stratford Avenue
Stratford
Frank Hasner
Bridgeport Fire Department
Funnela
H. D. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Park Cemetery
Mary A Boyle
Milne Street
St. Augustine's Church
Imass
Robert J. Bowen
Joseph A. Ganley
William Daly
John Hanley
Harold Yood
W. Ryan
God
Patrick Sullivan
Simon McCullough
Henry O’connors
Cornelius Callaghan
Thomas McNamara
James Cross
Zaron Badgician
American Legion Hall
Gelden Hhi Street
Zaron Badgidian
304Th Infantry
France
Brooklyn General Hospital
D A. V
Harry W. Carngdon
American, Legion
Invermont
Mountain
Grove Cemetery
Harold Moss
Rockaway
Long Island
Edwin Moss
Cleveland Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery
W R. Scott
St. George's Church
Alpha Kar
Wesleyan University
Thomas H. Trelease
Beardsley Terrace
August G. Baker
Lakeview Cemetery
Bridgeport
Trelease
Eddyville
Phoebe Hall
M W Hall
Wallingford
Lakeview
George M Gebel
St Paul's Shuch
Democrats Name Flanagan Aides Power To Shape District Units
Democratic Executive Board empowered Town Chairman William B Flanagan to name district units and five member committees with a district chairman. Mrs James A Grady to form women units. Board favored town chairmen selecting half the district committee, with board members choosing the rest. No primary enrollment rush expected. aim to ease factional differences in the Third and Twelfth districts. A rules committee was said to be drafting changes for next month’s report and eventual city convention review.
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William B Flanagan
Flanagan
James A. Grady
Patrick Dunleavy
Frank J. Hearn
Black Rock
Seismograph Traces Distant Mexico China Quake
Seismograph networks across the western hemisphere linked to Washington report an April May quake centered in the Kansu region of China. Commander N H Heck and team map the event using 30 seismographs in North America and Pacific stations, tracing waves to locate the distant epicenter as thousands perish.
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Washington
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Kansu
China
N. H. Heck
Heck
Ocean
Siberia
Alaska
Kansa
American
Pacific
Honolulu
Samoa
Globe
Record of hon-stop fans mystify sewing chole
A fragmented line notes people wowed by hon-stop records while mentioning a sewing chole in unclear context. No clear event or entities to anchor a full summary beyond the odd juxtaposition.
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Edward Knight
Sport Hill Athletic Club
Samuel Thorp
Eugene Fleher
Hamden
Sylvanus Mallett
Clarence Bliss
New Haven
Theresa M Porter
Morristown
Hazel Smith
Greenfield Hill Grange
Willard B Gillette
Clarence Logan
Willard
Gillette
Arthur E Wheeler
Stewart
Aurel Ruman
Harry Escott
Kenneth Regan
Ceres
Regina Steu«ek
Pomona
Kenneth Logan
Flora
Mary Turney
Willam Garrity
William
George Crown
James Shader
Margaret
Hamburg
Evelyn Pierson
Montagh
Katherine Porter
Branford
Theress M Porter
James Mitchell
Paul
Leslie
Hartford
Fred Marsh
Exclin Kent
Marette Rivthe
Redding
Edwin Edgarda
Con. Sherwood
Mister
Porter
Fairfeld Beach
Mirs
Harry Hall
Hulls Farms
Frank Mellen
John Mellen
Francis Mellen
Charles Mellen
Scauket
Taat
Clifford Grippen
Samily
Faueld
Debn Mellen
Eunice Mellen
Walter Potter
Guilford
Charles Phillipy
Marrs Cove
Polo Star
Norwalk Hospital
Magnesia
Black Hand
Cape Cod
Vey E. Sulivan
Mary A. Boyle
Zaron Badgidinn
Thomas H. Trelence, Sr
Washington Instrument
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Ipswich
Noble
Ors
McCall
Rayons
Berkshire Mill Coal CO
TEL
Barnum
Bruce Oak