Miss Mary Ryan and Kennedy sisters take a house on Wayne Street
Miss Mary Ryan and the Misses Mary and Elizabeth Kennedy of Morningside Drive, New York, have taken a house on Wayne Street for the month of August. Recurring social notices list numerous locals and visitors, with weddings, vacations, and family associations noted amid community events and club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ryan
Mary and
Elizabeth Kennedy
Morningside Drive
New York
Wayne Street
Engineers Find Coal Information Easy Ten Secure
Fairfield County sub committee of the Federated American Engineering Societies reports more than 36 percent of survey questionnaires on the coal shortage were returned with usable information. The group praises cooperation of manufacturers and local coal dealers while noting some factories switch to fuel oil as a substitute. A Connecticut emergency coal commission plans to ensure steady fuel for homes and industries during a possible strike, meeting in Bridgeport and Hartford to coordinate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simuel Perguson
Hartford Electric Light Co
James D. Skinner
Bridgeport
Alexander Hamilton
W. B.rbert Co
New Haven
James O. Halliday
Theodors Bodenwein
London Day
Seyrmour Manufacturing Co
Seymour
James Kigley
Matlea Tron Co
Nausatuck
Lewin A. Zibbie
Risdon Manufacturing Co
Frank Hilec
FL H. Bee Camping
Danhary Wrank SD
England
Alv
Bullard
George — B. Chandler
Connecticut Chamber
Ite
Ase
Othin
Thoms Trussell
Hartford
Fairfield County
Federated American Engineering Socties
mTeces
Bridgeport Towing Company
Geal
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
F. Walker
Washington
New England Telegraph Company Temporarily Suspends Operation
On August 8 the New England Telegraph and Telegraph Company announced it will suspend operations for one minute starting at five p.m. daylight saving time as a symbol of mourning for Walt Poston. This brief pause affects all lines and services.
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Poston
New England
Helen Shanley Marries Howard Curley in 1940s Ceremony
Miss Helmy J. Shinley daughter of Mr and Mrs James Shanley 234 Coleman street wed yesterday at nine to Howard Jame Curley of 44 Rev Geo tor St. George Powell Newark acted as best man with bridesmaids In bronze and beige gowns. Bridal party gathered for a breakfast at Stratfield hotel after nuptial mass. Couple plans home on Hunt ing street after September 1 and will honeymoon in Boston and New York Lake region.
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Helmy J. Shinley
James Shanley
Coleman Street
Howard Jame
Caer Onley
Rev
Geotor
James 1
Ehave
Mac Farrell
George Powell
Newark
Ines
Stratfield Hotel
Boston
Lake Country
New York
LB Hunting Street
Westport Board Abolition Plan Fails At Town Meeting
A motion to abolish the Town Plan Commission was rejected by a large majority at the town meeting. Debate centered on property on State Street and a failed attempt by the commission to purchase land to widen a street. The Women’s Improvement group was designated to report to the Board of Finance with recommendations.
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Westport
Ala
State Street
Board of Finance
Middle Street Property Owners Meeting Sets Widening Dispute
Property owners opposing the widening of Middle Street met at City Hall with Mayor Atwater and City Attorney Correll after a bid to reach a compromise failed. Samuel Schnee offered help with assessments, and James Marr urged the city to cut assessments by 30 percent, a move Correll called illegal, insisting owners must agree among themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Fred Atwater
John A. Correll
Samuel M. Schnee
Schnee
James Marr
Cornell
Jungle memories and a restless night linger in letters
The fragmentary text reads like diary chatter from Natalie's letters describing jungle noises, distant shadows, and curious encounters. A sense of unease mixes with domestic details about meals and drought, hinting at a voyage, observation, and the tension between wild surroundings and familiar routines.
Mahogany Gift Cabinet With Carved Tile Set
A polished mahogany cabinet described as a thing of beauty features elaborately carved tiles. The set is offered at 59.50 and 49.50 dollars, highlighting craft and value for collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mah Jong
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Manufacturers' Association
Las Buen
Maine
Blanche Gilbert
Noble Sveaus
Tarsytown
N.Y
Watherine A. Budds
D. Nm
Cathe
Betty Hing
Bessie , O'Hara
Hartin M. Kerne
White Turkey Inn
John J. Coleman
Detroit
Beach Street
Louis M. Portelance
Berkshire Avenue
Nor Wigh
Sevendereen
Frank D. Anderson
Daventury Street
Seeek
Benjamin Oppenheim
Evelyn
Memphis, Tenn
Frank B. Roberts
Howard Avenus
Oppenhelr
Mr. Roberts
Beta
Francis Roberts
Richard Warren
Rederick Street
Stratford
Paterson
George Bendy
Park’ Avenue
Vermont
William Osmond
Billy
New York City
Bronx Park
Clarke Botsford
Park Terrace
Stepney
Edward Wilson
Park Avetive
Long Island
Shel Ekenhamt
Hancock
Avenus Tien
George Brow
Elia Brown
Beech Avenue
Storrs
Conn
George Paul
Canada
Rudolph Breetratford
California
Agiew
Frank Mitchel
John
Wood Avenue
Riph Hurd
The
Waters Republican
Mos
Ladies of Germania
Pine Greek Beach
A. Pewce
Simeon Pease
Thi
Marjory Moore
Jeanistan
Avenue
Cape Cod
Maas
Emergency Coal Commission of State Chamber
Walt
Helen E. Shanley
Howard J. Curley
Stratfield
Westport Board
Middle Street
Che D.I
Natalie
Sioni
Caine
Petteras
Bards
Yale
ABC
Ing
D. M. Read Company
ABC Electric
Designer Magazine
Standard Designer
Sumafur
Nestle
Thomas
M. B. Bellew
Barnum
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