Nichols Guild Garden Party On Nothnagle Lawn
Plans are set for a garden party at the Nothnagle home on the Nichols village lawn adjacent to Mrs Edward Nothnagle. Weather permitting the event will be held tomorrow or next Friday. The historic residence sits on the highest village point with a green lawn shaded by century old trees offering a view of Bridgeport and Tong Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten and Caid
Tomorrey O
Edward Nothnagle
Noth Magle
Nichols
Bridgeport
Tong Island
Garden party planned by local guild draws regional invitees
In Bridgeport the rear flower garden gleams with color as the Ladies of the Guild plan the largest Ikke character event yet inviting the Garten Club of Bridgeport and Episcopal groups to raise funds for church work. Card games start at 2 30 with tea for owers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Garten Club of
Bridgeport
Gar- Keating
Dan George Keating
Gregory St. Bridgeport
Channing Miller
Walter Cooper
Nichols Avenue
Ernest J. Kingston
Keating
Roland Burton
Trumbull
Nichols Village Improvement Association
Community House
Priscilla Club
Frank Reed
Marian Reed
National Homeopathic Hospital
Washington, DC
Jerusalem Hil
Camp Mohawk
Helen Reed
Local notes from Long Hill August 11
Fred Lathrop manager of Davey Bros. store bought a 75 by 500 foot Main Road lot from Charles Hall next to his home. Charles and Mrs Hall are traveling in Vermont and Maine. Various locals report visits and summer travels including Joyce, Futler, Lackman, Fountaine, Sherman, Wilkinson, Radcliffe, Hanlon, and Camp Nylie director Kellar Briggs visiting or staying in town and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hill
Fred Lathrop
Davey Bros
Charles Hall
Mansfide Hotel
Green Mountains
Vermont
Bethel
George Fountaine
Mornstowny
N. J
Charles Clark
Ernest Sherman
Kenneth Wilkinson
Stratford
Laurence Sherman
Wilkinson
Stratfrod
Wesley Radcliffe
Harry Hanlon
Shirley
Sandy Hook
Benjamin Turney
Tashua
Kellar Briggs
Camp Nylie
Lake Tiorati
Tuxedo
N. Y
Bridgeport
Social News From Georgetown and Area Dining, Visits, and Events
Georgetown society hosts include Mr and Mrs John Oman and others visiting from Tulsa Norwalk and Philadelphia. Swedish Congregational church groups attend Bantam Lake day trip and a lawn party at Charles Anderson home raising about fifty dollars. Elna Anderson visits New Rochelle while Floyd Jennings takes his Gilbert and Bennett vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
John Oman
Highland Avenue
Joseph Holm
Mary Jane
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Charles Blomberg
Elmer
Walter Lauen
Jack Carlson
Brooklyn
Marie Holm
Philadelphia
Pennant
Julius Oman
Donald
Norwalk
William Lockwood
Mountain Avenue
Bryan
Scott
Charles Piaht
Charles, Jr
Ronwell Lockwood
East Norwalk
Harry Boughton
Danbury
Elizabeth O'Brien
N.Y
Clifford Mills
Reding Road
Joseph Holt
N. Y
Holt
James McIlwain
City Taxi Company
Young Peoples Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Bantam Lake
Esther Wahlquist
Ruth Johnson
Inez Johnson
Evelyn Pearson
Beatrice Jaderlund
Tagebore Johnson
Emms Carlson
Margaret Lunn
Mahel Johnson
Elna Anderson
Annie Stenberg
Rosalia Carlson
Georgina Colley
Rudolph Jacobson
Louise
Gordon Lent
Eric Johnson
Nils Hansen
Carl Johnson
Julius Berglund
Paul Nordlund
Paul Berglund
David Wahlgast
David Berglund
John Suncdloft
New Rochelle
Charles Anderson
Percy McIlwain
New York
U. S
Compo Beach
Floyd ©. Jennings
Gilbert and Bennett
Killed Prize Horse Driver Fined in Westport
Westport on August 11 a driver, EB Kinsella of 29 Roane Street Fairfield, was fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving after a delivery truck struck and killed a prize horse owned by Mrs. David Fleming. The horse, valued at 1500 to 2500 dollars, was being exercised nearby when the incident occurred. Civil action in the case is likely, said attorney W Parker Seeley of Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
EB. J. Kinsella
Roane
St. Pairfield
Kinsella
John McGarry
Fairfield Marketman
David Fleming
N Oneeio Broom
Fairfield County Hunt
Fleming
W Parker Seeley
Bridgepart
Westport Meeting Debates 29000 Road Bill And New Ordinances
Town voters refer Silliman and Godfrey’s 29000 Cross Highway bill to Bridgeport attorneys Pullman and Comley for review amid claims of overcharge and nonpayment. Selectmen defend withholding details until engineers inspect items. a report and possible suit loom. New ordinances curb ball playing at Compo Beach and dog restrictions. one way traffic on Post Road triangle and Saugatuck corridor. parking limits near fire stations set with fines up to ten dollars. About 200 townspeople attend. Chamber of Commerce reports 36 new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Silliman and Godfrey
Cross Highway
Weston Toad
Pullman and Comley
Bridgeport
Harry Sherwood
Edward H. Grout
George Gaif
W. P. Clark
William Burr
Long Lots Road
Weston and Cross Highway
W. Mansfelt
Mr. Sherwood
Silimar
Godfrey
Morris Downs
Gome
Sherwood
Pullman
Comley
Silliman
Compo Beach
Compo Road
Railroad Avenue
Saugatuck
Franklin Street
Riverside Avenue
Central Fire Station
East Church Street
Wilton Road Avenue
J. P. Bradley
Owenoke Park
Patrick McDonough
Watertown Avenue
Waterbury
State Street
Medika
Donald Kimber
Clarence Jennings
James White
Robert Walsh
Allen Frazer
Frank Lachak
Leroy Starbuck
William Vetromile
Marvin Ren
Westport Water Company
Harvey Allen
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Howard Baker
Main
State Streets
Kenneth Scofield
Woodside Avenue
Compo Life Guards
Norwalk
Matthias Post
The
American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary of the
Post
Legionnaires of
Danbury
Bridgeport Post
Children of Mary Society of the Church of the Assumption
John Adams Thayer
Sylvan Road
Board of Finance
New York City
William T. Williams
Robert Williams
Berkshire Hills
Merchants
Westport Park and Athletic Field
New Westport Chamber Aims to Shape Civic Policy
The charter calls for a roster near 160 by August 15 as the new chamber discusses town meeting issues ahead of time. It will focus on building code matters and civic welfare, enabling members to compare advantages and disadvantages before meetings. It also seeks to shield merchants from excessive fund raising ads for noncharitable events.
Dr Beck Granted Nolle On Parking Charge
Dr Carl M Beck of 390 East Main Street awaiting appeal from a Superior Court sentence for an attempted illegal operation was given a nolle on a parking charge after arraignment in city court before Judge Alpert J Merritt. He faced counts for parking within ten feet of a fire hydrant and on the wrong side of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Beck
East Main Street
Abiberty
Alpert J. Merritt
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Weélght
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Broad St
Fairfield Ave
Westport Road
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Allyn E. Bristol
State Highway Department
Guilford
Martha K. Welch
E. C. Birgo
Mary A. Morton
Standard Oil Company of
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Town Hall
Morton
New York Company
Post Road
Leon Misirinn
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Austin Basinajlan
Michael Morico
Morris Street
New Haven
Jennie Criafrio
Frank Street
Edward Cappasse
Long Island Sound
Karl Dolge
Walter Osborn
Donald Munter
George Dinkel
Hubert McNally
Charles Feeney
Robert Crosby
Arthur Lunny
Francis Dunnigan
Bruce Fenton
Alex
Main St
Johnson’s
Johnson
Connecticut
Lisle
Union
Otis Balbriggan
Big Yank
Otis Athletic
San
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