Milford police log shows July arrests total 72
Milford daily report records July as a busy month with 282 complaints investigated and 48 automobile accidents. Seventy two arrests occurred, 61 referred to court, eight by other departments, one discharged. several fires and street hazards noted. Rotary discusses traffic planning and zoning needs linked to town growth.
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Milford
Tee
James M. Maher
Fire
Rotary
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charles H Farsten
Police Board
New Haven
Philafternia
Democratic State Central Committee
William T. Hoyt
Caucas
Oak Grove
Laurel Beach
Sx Mary Marshall
Boston
Southwest Harbor
Maine
Camp Mohawk
Florence Clarke
Milford Public
Camp Directions
Indian River Grange
Witox Park
Martha Coster
Clinton DL. Gray
Bridgeport Avenue
Willa Hoadley
Clinton (Gray
Devon
Hattie Smith
Brooklyn
Frederick. Beach
Harlesa
Clarice
Victor Wolff
Woodmont
Wos
Milford Cemetery
Wolff
Carlton Heady
G. Everett Knollmeyerhay
St. Peter’s
Peter Landine
James T. Rose
D . Libherty
George F. Weed
Nat
Mr. Mathewson
East Hampton
Allen Anderson
Fort Trumbull Beach
James Mc Maher
Jack Shawan
New Structure Planned for Glenbrook Tract
Samford reports W. Bengin of Sound Beach bought land in Glenbrook from Abram Spelke and Hyman Frankel and will erect a block of stores and apartments on the site. The deal adds a mixed use development to the Glenbrook area planned for the near term, shaping local growth and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samford
W. Bengin
Sound Beach
Glenbrook
Abram Spelke
Hyman Frankel
Trumbull Fire Company to Host Carnival Plans Peeked
The Trumbull Volunteer Fire Company held its regular meeting in the town hall. Carnival preparations continue for September 1 to 4 at the same location. A special Community Club meeting is set August 17 to plan the team room, with chicken dinners each night. Local residents and visitors are noted in casual social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
John Kurtz
Hatfield, Moss
Erdman Toth
W. F. White
Sayrbrook
Dorothy
Ernest Hutchinson
New London
New York
Constable
Walter Hendrick
Rural demo spurs Hopewell Fairliead Farm Bureau interest
In Newtown Aug 13 special report on Hopewell district women showing strong interest in rural demonstration work by Fairlelad County Farm Bureau. Miss Clark demonstrated glass canning and Mrs McFarland tin canning. six vegetable varieties canned. Also notes on a clam bake fundraiser on Aug 29 by Newtown Hook and Ladder Co with limited tickets, plus a golf program at Newtown Country Club tied to the carnival.
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Newtown
Allison P. Smith
P. H. McCrathy
John A. Carlaon
Willam D. Parker
Parker House
James Madigan
Mary Kelly
Hartford
Madigan
Taylor Avenue
Henry Madigan
Gott
Newtown Country Club
Stratford Central Property Sale Forecast in Stratford Center
Stratford reports strong interest from New Haven investors in buying William B Tuttle’s Stratford Center property. The block includes the Tuttle building housing Stratford Candy Kitchen and Goodell Tire, a barber shop, a shoe shop, and the Dr. K. H. J. Hennessey corner building. Asking price around 85000, with plans for a combined business block and apartment development if closed.
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Stratford
New Haven
Wiliam B. Tuttle
Stratford Center
Tuttle
Stratford Candy Kitchen
Goodell Tire
Shoemaker's
Main
Church Streets
K. H. J. Hennessey
Tuttle Holdings
Cemetery
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Bruce's Brook
Bridgeport
Ralph Dennon
City Line Florist
Ninth District Outing Friends
Ninth District Civic Association
Samuel Lewis
Housatonic
Brotherhood Bible
Brotherhood Bible Class
Stratford M. E
Edward Elwood
Arthur Meloy
Oscar Peterson
Robert Peck
John Hansen
Willam Howard Wilcoxson
Women's Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Harold Holmes
Trumbull
Reuben Olmstead
Edgar Thomas
Sterling Llmer
W. J. Austin
Peck
Historical Society
Department of Public Works
Barnum Avenue
West Broad Street
King Street
Easton Notes Show Lawn Party and Local Socials
Easton society pages list a lawn party and cafeteria supper on September 1 at the Scott home under Epworth League, with an Orange Tree for children and games. Also reported are Ladies Aid meeting details, visiting guests, church renovations, upcoming plays, and multiple family and social visits through Fairfield, Bridgeport, and New Haven communities.
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Albert Johnson
Howard Kuehn
Howard
Jefferson Street
Fairfield
C. E. Dickerson
Abby Sanford
Redding
Philo TF. Platt
Raymond
Newtown
George H. Beers
Alan Wheeler
Jesse Wheeler
Calvin Crown
Stepney
EE. Magnusson
Brooklyn
New York
Miles Shetton
Oxford
George Hitchcock
Birs
E. J. Furman
South Norwalk
Joseph Jacobs
Ann Ruman
Fred Gumbs
Flushing
Charles Bessinger
Hazel Bessinger
Fairfield Beach
Joseph Jacoby
Frank Kendall
F. B. MacFarlan
Jeasle
Pawling
Ralph Rockwell
Barton
Sheffield Farm
Mary Rich
Bridgeport
Ezra Seeley
Loraine
William Seeley
Dorothea
New Jersey
Jessie
Preston Warren
Baptist Church
New Haven
Lee and
Center Street M. EB
Howard B. Warren
Epworth League
Lee M. 4
Alice Burr
Henry Osborn
Arthur Wurtiss
Frank WN
Treat
Hartford
Heacn
Natale
Barbara
Dorothy Marah
Mohawk
Litefield
Frank N. Treat
Betty
Charles Gregory
Lake Placid Club
Lake Placid
Norman Johnson
Arthur Heath
Ledward Knight
Stephen Sanford
Sanford
Robert
Elizabeth Jane
Long Fmi
Maliett Sanford
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Democrats Plan
Ahdhd
Partment
Lighthours Point
Delphian Society
Milford Yacht Club
Milford High School
Marion Cogswell
Washington, D. C
Edward Clark
Paul Kostopoulous
Florence Avenue
Fred Warren
Ansonia
Daisy Webbler
Dayton Street
Glenbrook Tract
H. C. Harford Thureday
Olga Smith
West Avenue
As Auult
Smith
Samuel Kaufman
75Th Street
Samuel Truncone
Somhe Avenue
John Rivnak
Avon Park
M. J. Abalon
Brooks Street
Anthony Nickolassi
Easton
Ses Co
Strap
Ooodown Sy
New England
Tibbey Nonik ‘Safedge Jaceware
Libbey
Vlo-nik Safedge
Smith-Comstock Co., Inc
Driveeporp, Conn
Majestic
Palace Theatre
Bayer
Father Johns Agarol Lysol
Kotex
Lesco
Caty's
Par
Chypre Caron
Yardly's
Tetas F
Prin
Narcissus
Betty Faye Denny
Philips
Magnesia
Stillman’s
Betty Faye
Melba
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