Westport Vital Statistics for July Announced
The Town Clerk’s office on State street reports July totals: seven births, eight marriages, and nine deaths. Notable births include six named infants. marriages span multiple couples led by Rev. J Carroll and other officials. deaths list several ages from newborn to 85 years.
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Westport
Aus
Teeer
Vital Statistes
Mle
Edward
Birga
State Street
James
Domenico
Rosina
Ciambrido
Joseph, Jr
Joseph
Elizabeth Romano
Clarence George
Edna May Sniffen
Daniel Anthony
Frank
Catherine Cavine
Heith “Marie
Ernest Albert
Sophie Person
Jean Godfrey
John Louis
Emily Marie Saxenmeyer
Aario Felix
Josepha Lucanaski
Charles Irving Richards
Alvida Louise Alien
Charles W. Simpson
Edward E. Greenwood
Catherina S. Hurco
Richard J. Carroll
Herbert G. Roth
Mildred W. Reamyer
FE. Jacobs
Robert R. Mills, Jr
Lois A. Stevens
Clifford W. Hutchings
Harlan D. Dulmage
Margaret Park ‘Taylor
Edward S. Belden
Pesquale Dente
Amina Sarno
Peter Qoworski
Catherine Pszbiski
R. J.carroll
Charles A. Rapallo
Marion E. Gad
Justice of Pease
Frederick M. Salmon
Michael Moroni
Martha Boughton Birge
Iwiy
Harry Burr Decker
Mary Murray
Catherine Crossman
Mary C. Nelmeyer
Mars Luczerski
Annie Meade Jennings
Sadie Comalis
August events announced for Weatogue Country Club
Weatogue Country Club of Stratford opens August with golf matches, putting contests, and tea hosted by Mrs. G Jount Wilbur and Miss Anna L Dunn. An informal evening dance, then a schedule of mixed foursomes, ladies events, tennis, and tea service on several dates, with prizes from local supporters.
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Weatogue Country Club
Stratford
Harriet X. Hyde
G. Jount Wilbur
Mies
Anna L. Dunn
Gott Studiball
Millard
Clifford
Burdge
Tee
Lewis
Jennison
Naugatuck Country Club
Weatogue
Atford
Roy A. Youngs
Arthur E. Hayward
Alex MacInall
Galt
Ladies' Dress Pattern No 1791 and Transfer No 602
A Bridgeport Telegram advertisement describes ladies dress patterns in gingham dotted Swiss and voile with collar cuffs and belt. Pattern No 1791 offers sizes 38 to 46 bust for 15 cents plus material and transfer No 602 available by mail for 1% in stamps or coin.
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Santa
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
Pequot Yacht Club to Hold Annual Clam Bake Next Saturday
The Pequot Yacht Club in Southport shifts its August 12 tea to the annual clam bake on Cocknoag Island. Noon basket lunches, provisions dropped at the club Saturday morning, and arranged mace observances accompany the event. Attendees should inform Mrs. Erwin M. Jennings, entertainment chair, of party sizes to arrange transportation to the island.
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Pequot
Erwin MM. Jennings
Mumber Ia
Shower and Lawn Fete for Miss Eva Walsh Bride-Elect
A mixed shower and lawn party was hosted at 126 Savoy Street by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hinckels in honor of Miss Eva Walsh, the prospective bride of Edward Corcoran. Numerous friends and relatives attended, including Miss Fenelon, Miss Fay, Miss Burton, Miss Shanahan, and many others named in attendance.
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Carl Hinckels
Savoy Street
Eva Walsh
Edward Corcoran
Fenelon
Margatet Fay
Anna Burton
Anna Shanahan
Misa Mary Kerwin
Mary Bartlett
Katherine Fitzpatrick
Misa Neilie Brennan
Nellie Shanahan
Florence Lewis
Agnes Farrell
Misa Shelly Farrell
Tillie Gordon
Misa
Anna Langdon
Lie Ten- Mar English
Gerrude Waener
May Casey
Walsh
Ela Brown
Kilbuch
Qlisgy Rose Garerina
Mary O'Hare
Amelia Kantz
Mary Nichols
Solomon
Carrie Smith
Mieg May Farrell
Margaret Mahoney
Margaret Lyons
Catherine Casy
Nellie Lyman
Irene Nichols
K. Howard
Misa Bexsie Kirby
Miley Mary Bownes
Katherine Flynn
May Harris
Mrs. Henckels
Ruth Henckels
Ernest Henckels
May Halloran
Misa May Linane
Ailes Bessie Lucas
Information on upcoming campaign for women voters in Connecticut
The Connecticut League of Women Voters plans nonpartisan information for candidates this campaign. It will invite candidates for U S Senate and House, Governor, state legislators, and prior officeholders to share platforms. Meetings will be held in districts before nominations where possible, and past records will be distributed on request.
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Connecticut League of Women Voters
U. S
Herbert Fox Smith
Connecticut League
Peach
Congress
State Senate
House
League of Women Voters
Herbert Knox Smith
United States
Department of Education
Connesticut
State Board of Health
Fall Sales At Main Floor Store Open For Saturday Deals
A mall catalog style ad lists Indian Pongee silks and satin materials by the yard with widths 33 to 40 inches, price points from 59 c to 2.19, along with striped tub silks, messalines, and satin matone in black navy and brown. Also advertised are rayon like battenberg trims, bathing accessories on sale, and a Books section featuring standard fiction titles with prices from 1.75 to 2.00. The sale emphasizes discounted fabrics, trims, and beach wear items on Saturday on the main and third floor sections.
Evans Shaven Wedding Ends In Large Reception
Miss Marion Shaver daughter of Mrs Theresa Shaver and Raymond Evans of Rocky Hill were married at Sacred Heart church by Rev John Sullivan. A 150 guest reception followed at the bride’s mother home with a pink white green decor and wedding supper. The couple will reside in Rocky Hill with Mr Evans a rural mail carrier.
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Sacred Heart Church
Marion Shaver
Theresa Shaver
Main Street
Raymond
Evans
Rocky Hill
John Sullivan
Helen Dillon
Hartford
William Quinn
Visiting Nurse Work Shows Steady Increase in 1922
The Visiting Nurse association reports July 1922 saw 32 cases and 4,855 calls, up from July 1921, reflecting broader scope rather than increased alertness. The new 24 front maternity service cared for 21 mothers, while the Harolocks summer home for convalescent children remains at capacity with growing applications.
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Mins Janet Ottley
Vuona
New York City
2! Mothers In
Harolocks
Welfare worker Miss Porter arrives to start duties
Vital statistics note several births on July and August at addresses in Baltimore and surrounding towns. Miss Porter, newly arrived from Baltimore, begins duties as field representative for the volunteer welfare organization, working with Selectman Burr to disburse funds and visit needy families. She will stay at the American Legion Building while arrangements are made.
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Birthe
Edward
Margaret Turter
Pearl Street
Hazel Carone
Bond Street
Anthony
Bertha Barowski
Broad Street
John
Marion Hughes
I Dixon Strast
Salvina Casello
Wairfield
Mise Ellen
Main Street
Porter
Baltimore
Max
Anna Heidmar
Stratford Avenue
Jairflelg Voluntore
Selectman
Frederick
Burr
Ion Nooy
American Legion
Welfare Society
Thas
Unclear Names and Addresses Across July Entries
Fragmented OCR lists multiple individuals with unclear relations and mismatched streets. Several entries show July dates and partial addresses such as Hal Nett street, Brooke street, Main street, Cedar street, Logan street, North Washington avenue, and Fairfield avenue. Names include Byrnes, Forna, Di Francesco, Castantino, Mangin, Thompson, and others in a garbled city-record style.
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John
Della Byrnes
Hal- Nett Street
Hobert
Helen Forna
Brooke Street
Sol
Sith
la Pleh
Main Street
William
Fulton
Fairfield
Vingenze
Maria di Francesco
Cedar Street
Terdinanda
Maria
Castantino
Logan Street
Sor
Cesarea
Cesarea and Blige Mangin
Washington Avenue
Son
Henry and Eliza Thompson
Pairfield Avenue
Arrest of Gertha Byrant on parole violation
Gertha Byrant, 19, of 52 Willstreet, arrested by Bureau of Investigation police for violating parole.
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Gertha Byrant
Willstreet
Bureau of Investigation
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Pequot Yacht Club
Miss Walsh
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Silk Inspection Bureau
Malin
E. M. Hull
Mary Roberts Rinehart
James Oliver Curwood
Robin
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Charis
Betty Varian
Carolyn Wells
Robert W. Chambers
Margaret Deland
Edith Wharton
George Gibbs
Poor Richard
Irving Bachellor
Boor
Evans-Shaven
Parker
Baronet
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