Westport Car Fire After Gas Spill Near Audley Garage
A car owned by P O A Pinkham of 930 Spring Street Newtown New Jersey ran out of gas near Audley Garage on Post Road. Fire Chief Dunnigan and Owen Feeney extinguished the blaze. Pinkham was uninjured but the car was wrecked and towed away. Officer Capasse investigated. no arrests.
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Westport
Snetal
Francis P. Dunnigan
Owen Feeney
Cential
P O A. Pinkham
Springsteet
Newtown
New Jersey
Audley $ Garage
Post Road
Pinkham
Capasse
Magnolia Sweetened Condensed Milk in your kitchen
An advertisement extols Magnolia Sweetened Condensed Milk for cooking and baking. It highlights two-in-one ingredients Fresh full cream milk blended with sugar, superior smoothness and richness, and extended freshness without ice. Claims savings versus separate cream and sugar, urges readers to buy from grocer and request a recipe booklet.
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Coolang
Magnolia
Borden Company
Macson Ave
New York
Magmolia
Epworth League Picnic Held at Savin Rock
The Epworth League of the Lee Memorial church held its annual picnic and shore dinner at Wilcox’s in Savin Rock Saturday night. Attendees included Elizabeth Smith, Anns Smith, Minnie Smith, Torothy Mars, George and Clarence Jennings, Cyrus De Hondt, Ervin Edwards and son, Isabelle King, Willard Gillette, Arthur Wheeler, Mildred Ferris, Grace Ward, Arthur Staples, Anna Schmidt, Harry Escott and son, Ralph Marsh, Walter Jennings, Eelen Grospich, Osor Johnson, Anita Grospheard, Cc E Dickerson, Arthur Bush, Edward Knight Jr, Esther Knight, Mallett Sanford, Ezra Seeler and daughter Lorraine, plus Miss Mecion Johnson of Monroe, guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs Braniey Robbins. Johnson will wed Kenneth Merrill of Monroe.
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Edward Marsh
Ezra Seeler
Lorraine
Mecion Johnson
Monroe
Mra Braniey Ribbins
Faston
Johnson
Kenneth Merrill
Home Palment Payment Received From National Home
Governor Trumbull reports a quarterly payment of 3485 dollars received from the National Home for Disabled Soldiers at Dayton Ohio for soldiers maintenance and related purposes.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Trumbull
National ‘Home For
Dayton
Olio
Fairfield School Board Approves Most Teacher Contracts
Fairfield Town School committee approved most teachers contracts for the upcoming year while defining a tentative budget hike of about 2500 dollars. The board discussed salaries, a second music supervisor, and a disputed comment from Judge Wakeman on student failure factors.
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Fairfield
William E. Smith
Smiths
Stanley H. Bullard
Sidney
Keating
Marcuse
Wakeman
Vtrade
Simeon Pease
Stanley Hull
Nathan Hale
Linco
D. H. Bennett
Bridgeport
Lincoln School
Cort
Smith College
Board of Finance
Goa
A QO Jennings
Annie L Bulkiey
Bridge and Tartle
Old Academy
Milford Wife Denies Namie Husband Is Using
Milford court hears a breach of peace case involving Chester Plavinchez of Bridgeport. The wife Rose Baker testified to misnaming, with allegations of a break in at 219 East Broadway and claims of improper relations. the case was dismissed by Judge Reber. Additional local incidents include arrests for unlawful driving, theft from a store, and mistaken identity in a separate arrest.
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Namie
Milford
Chester Plavinchez
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Baker
Reber
C. Broddard
Rose Baker
Plavinkier
Chris Anderson
East Broadway
Vividle Beach
Pet
Edward Anderson
Anderson
Baker Playinckez
A. Moscowitz
New York City
Herman Werdman
Merwin
New York
Werdman
Moscowitz
K H Ringrose
Vargant
Milford-New Haven
Teens Cleared After Tire Dispute and Reckless Driving Case
Two youths faced minor charges after tires outside a garage led to a confrontation with Officer Fat Casey. A judge dismissed the short charges and ordered the tires returned, while separate reckless driving cases saw Morris Cohen fined 25 dollars and 940 dollars in costs for a collision at Seaside avenue and Bridgeport turnpike. Other notes mention residents at Fort Trumbull Beach, Waterbury visitors, and a Milford Yacht Club cruise.
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Fat Casey
Hoddenidt
Robert Stoddard
Cholpat Patel
Kelly Street
Charles City
Joya Marsh
Turnpike
Seaside Avenue
Bechtle
Marsh
Albert Kirtland
Morningside
Long Island
William J Nichols
New Haven
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Auto
Blaze
Westport Sanitarium Company
E. C. Birge
Frederick D Ruslana
J C Mills
Frederick D Ruland
Jeson CG. Mills
Sylvester M. Foster
Frederick D. Ruland
Charles Fable
Jeson C Mills
Patchogue
Samuel P Hildreth
Ebner W Davis
Rufus J. Ireland
Amityville
Leo Willams
Sauratuck
Duquesne Opera Company
Pittsburgh
Mr Williams
Avold
Compo Engine Company No 1
Saugatuck Rose Company No 4
Woman's Town Improvement Association
Wlen Porter
Cannondale
Joseph Adams
William ‘Tripp
Compareea
Chester P Milla
Prohibition
Greens Farms
Edward Capass
Major Mills
Turkey Road
Edwin M. Grout
Morningside Drive
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Church
Groons Farms
Boston
Riverside Avenue
William FP. Eno
Wre
Eno
John Macdonald
Edward B Bradley
John Fanton
Lake Waiamaug
Bradley
Nova Scotia
Maine
Grace Gould
Hidden Door
State Street
Saugatuck
Wilburd Deming
India Missions
Andrew Tedesco
Canada
Tedesco
Teddy
Anna M. Rivituso
Compo
Bridge Street
Antoinette Daniel
Rivituso
John J Root, Jr
Leonardo Gault
Edward B. Bradley
Eyergreen Avenue
R Wesley Burnham
Westport Barracks
Samuel Weinstein
Easton
Fpworth League
Easton Society
Judge Wakeman
Smith
St. Monica
Catholic Daughters of America
Walter M. Notes
Bridge
Pequot Yacht Club
Arthur Moore
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Annie Burr Jennings
Fairfield Town School
Flints Corner
Francis GB Solan
Crescent Avenue
Anthony M. Mogzler
Fairible
Gould Homestead
Orville W Holmes
Solan
F. MM. Goldys
Wallace
Cole
Theother
Ash Creek
Anna Gugger
N. M Bice
Hutrad Railroad
Gugrer
Mark Fowler
Woodmont
Joseph Riley
Old Point Road
Joseph Matin
Canal Street
Thomas Ciomino
Naugatuck Avenue
Anthony Borsella
Cambridge Street
Devon
Tits Fom & Range
David Cholpat
Harry Hocdoard
Rockwell & Co
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