Norwalk Bride Weds Joseph Cummings at St Marys Church
Miss Anna Mary Carroll daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Carroll of Spring Hill walked to Joseph Patt Cummings son of Mrs Elizabeth Cummings of 651 Lafayette Street at St Marys Church Norwalk in a white gown of reperomecine over bridal satin. Rev Thomas J Finn officiated. The ceremony featured a shower bouquet and white rose and Swansonia sprays. The couple planned a wedding breakfast at the Roy James hotel and a trip to Asbury Park and Atlantic City before settling in Spring Hills road. The bride formerly worked as a bookkeeper for the New Haven Dairy Co and is active in the Knights of Columbus and Children of Mary. The groom is a power company cashier in Greenwich and a World War II veteran. Out-of-town guests hailed from Bridgeport New Haven New London Danbury Stamford Greenwich and New York City.
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Children of Mary of
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Stephen McCormick
John Tre Man
Frank McCarthy
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Stratford Garden Club Hosts Thsday Meeting at 2 P M
Bridgeport Garden club hosts a Thursday 2 PM gathering at Mrs Leo Miller’s St Nolan Street residence with Merton Hammond and Charlotte Elwood assisting. if storms, Friday same hour. Also notes on M Stires of Long Island event, a Judson House exhibit by Stratford Historical Society, and various society gatherings and visits.
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Wedding and social notices fill regional column
Myrtle Avenue library event and Mrs Hurt to preside. Averal Star Whist guests visit Hetherine cottage on Waverweather Island. Miss Jean Mac Williams wed William C Mathien at Black Rock Long regional church with Rev. Charles MacDowell officiating. Reception at The Farm. Wedding party gifts exchanged at Slackhock. Estelle Gill returns from six weeks in New York. Emery Szamost sails for six weeks in Europe visiting France England Italy Austria Hungary. Edward Murray and Sue Shannon announce birth of son Edward Jr. at 97 Olive Street. Doct. Nastroy to Montreal for a week. Glass and Auster vacation at Highmount Villa. A. Elworthy and couple vacation in Catskills via Pittsburgh and Montreal. Rowell family vacation to Geneva Niagra Falls. Agnes Massoth to marry Henry Seamon of Jersey City July 30. Business and Professional Women picnic at Anne Hathaway Cottage. Goldie Warsaw visits relatives in North Avenue. dance at Fairfield Beach. Olga Woodhull at Boothbay Harbor for weeks. Bachman couple to Philadelphia for Sesqui Centennial Exposition. H C Potter visiting Long Island City. Julius Roth and Miss Anne Roth return from Middletown. Myrtle Sewing Circle outing to Savin Rock. Josephine Metzger hosts Lake Zoar weekend. Albert Siucl hosts Martin Peck weekend guest. Germania ladies host shore dinner at Seven Gables Inn August 18. Cassidy couple vacationing at Wood’s Hill Cap Cod and points.
Re-Elected Club of the First Holds Banquet Night
The Re-Elected Club of the First held a banquet in the church parlors attended by about thirty members. John W. Kearns served as toastmaster with Hov Beach leading in prayer. The program featured violin solos by Gwendolyn Weat and West, readings by Mrs. Marion Bouton, and a piano solo by Gladys Hopton, ending with Hawley's readings and another violin piece. Officers and committee heads for the new term were announced. Hawley is re-elected rector, with new directors, managers, and committee chairs named.
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Robert Beach
Harry Hawley
Players’ Club
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Ilorence Balou
Marion Bouton
Gladys Hopton
Misa West
Paul Miller
Wiliam Griffith
Robert Davis
Donald Meintyra
Maxwell Griffith
Misa Eleanor Church
H. H. Law
Beeton Lauder
Frank Custard
Chris Wesche
Hawley
Miss Halverson Weds Harry Quinn In Stratford Ceremony
Miss Peggy Halverson daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Halverson Stratford avenue is married to Harry Quinn son of Mr and Mrs John Quinn Greens Farms at the Blessed Sacrament church. Rev John J Kennedy officiates as coral gladioli decorations frame the nuptials. A breakfast follows at the bride's home and they plan a White Mountains trip before settling in Stratford avenue. Gifts include wedding bands pearls and bracelets with attendants in coral and old style hats.
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Peggy Halverson
Henry Halverson
Stratford Avenue
Harry Quinn
John Quinn
Greens Farms
John J. Kennedy
Miss Halverson
Sally Halverson
Wing
Margaret V. Kiely
Edward Quinn
Greens Farma
William Quinn
Saugatuck
Charles Quinn
New York City
Anderson Austin
Norway
Quinn
Locomobile Company
American Tube and Stamping Company
Married in Court in Stamford After Arrest
Cyarios Van Allen of 12 Taffaver Avenue and Celia Hoyl were unofficially joined as spouses until Van Allen was arrested for an alleged assault on Hoyl. In Stamford City Court Judge Max Mernstein married them by Justice of the Peace, and the assault charge against Van Allen was continued.
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Cyarios van Allen
Celia Hoyl
van Allen
Suite
Max Mernstein
Brewster's Love Nest Sold to Schwab's Brother for 90000
In Morristown August 9 AF reports Brewster's Love Nest, built for Corliss Palmer winner of a beauty contest, was sold to Edward II Schwab of Bethlehemia, brother of Charles M Schwab, for about 190,000. The Normandy park residence, three years owned, was cited in alienation of affection cases involving Mrs. Brewster and Milas Palmer. Brewster and Palmer are now in California.
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Corliss Palmer
Schwab
Morristown
Wagener Y
Brewster
Edward II Sehwalb
Bethlehemia
Charles M. Schuvah
Trewsater
Normandy Park
Attic Fire Suppressed At Hallel Street Scene
Fire apparatus rushed to Hal lelL Street and Barnum Avenue at 7 40 o clock yesterday to extinguish a slight attic fire. The blaze was controlled with chemicals and caused practically no damage. A separate fire occurred at the Hamilton Brass Company building in Golden with minimal impact.
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Hamilton Brass Company
Golden
Fire Blamed on Forge Worker's Fall at Street Shop
A street forge fire is blamed on a worker’s fall from a forge that caused a piece to drop to the floor. The machine shop in the occupied street area is identified as the scene of the incident and the estimated damage is £200.
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Oxford
Atreet
Epriy
Oudreay Machine Shop
Chinese dope runners held in Boston
Boohoo Toy a Dedham laundryman and Chin Low You of Boston were held on charges of illegal possession and conspiring to distribute opium. They faced US Commissioner Jenney with trial set for September 10. A trunk seized in Dedham led to their arrest as police described an elaborate opium import and distribution system from Seattle.
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