Newtown Band Concert At Hawley School Draws Big Crowd
The Sandy Hook band played at Hawley school to a large audience with about seventy five cars along the rear court. Carnel Beard led the band with soloists, and a second concert is announced for next Sunday featuring baritone F Arthur Ekins from New York. Also noted are resignations and local church service changes, plus borough tax payable dates and rates.
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Newtown
Hawley School
Sandy Hook
Felton
Villeroy G. Gare Jy
Tigmas Carlson Les
Taylor Avenue
Carnel Beard
F. Arthur Ekins
New York
Ekins
New York City
Bridgeport
Eileen Finkle
John F. Madigan
Rita Madigan
James Kelly
Mary Kelly
Harry J. Madigan
Hartford
Newtownaturday
Henry Digan
Milas Anna Noonan
Iiford
Madigan
Beyser Avenue
Anthony T. Gesner
All Soul's Church
Waterbury
Trinity Church
Newton
S J. John's Church
Richmond H. Gesner
Boston
Ridgefield Hears College Quartet and Local News
A Piedmont college male quartet performed sacred and folk selections at the Congregational church in Ridgefield to a large audience. Upcoming events include Mrs. James Haslehurst speaking on The French Chateaux. Local incidents include John Bellagambe’s arrest for intoxicated driving after a collision near Railtront Avenue. Various social notes list residents visiting family and out-of-town guests, hospital treatment for Miss Ida Reed, and library committee plans.
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Ridgefield
Piedmont College
Piedmont
Georgia
Congregational Church
James Haslehurst
John Bellagambe
Tithcus
Leo Carrall
Pidgefield Barracks
Pellagambe
Railtront Avenue
Bryan Scott
Norwalk
H. W. Allen
Ines
Faustina Scott
Canaan
Muriel L. Smith
Danbury
Walter Brundage
New York Cty
Mra
Fred ~ Brundage
Thomas Crouchley
Jamaica
L. É
Mary
Sherwood
Mre
Arr Sutton
Irvington-on-Hudman
Joseph J. Clinton
Dorlon
Shore House
Hast Norwalk
Ethel Dennert
Emil Dennert
George Galt
John Trumbull
Frederick M. Salmon
Women's Town Improvement Association
Bedford House
Use Car as Bathhouse New Yorkers Arrested
Stamford report says Ralph Lund publisher of 709 West 189th Street New York and James Lund of 370 Lexington Avenue New York were bailed to appear in city court tomorrow on a charge of violating a city ordinance. They traveled from New York and visited Halloween park and undressed in their automobile intending to bathe, according to Patrolman Michael Keenan.
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Stamford
Ralph Lund
West 189Th Street
New York
James Lund
Lexington Avenue
Halloween Park
Michael Keenan
Funeral Service for Easton Woman Carrie Seeley
The friends and relatives of Miss Carrie Seeley mourn her death at home after a long illness. Daughter of the late Bennett and Virginia Seeley, she lived in Easton all her life and belonged to the Congregational church. Funeral services were held at her home with Dr. Gilbert Campbell officiating. Interment was in Union Cemetery.
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Easton
Ant
Carrie Seeley
Miss Seeley
Bennett
Virginia Gregory Seviey
Huston
Congregational Church
Gilbert Campbell
Alfred University
New York
Union Cemetery
Women’s Community club plans tea room for carnival
In Trumbull on Aug 17 special meeting at Mrs Gustave Kutcher’s home set plans for a tea room to run at the Firemen’s carnival August 27 to 29. Mrs Frank Wells to lead with aid from several named volunteers. Also listed are selected county jurors called for jury duty during court season.
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Trumbull
Women's Community Club
Gustave Kutcher
Frank Wells
George B. French
Rupert. Peterson
James Solen
Gertrude Sullivan
Erneson
Catherine Oar Me
William Mrazier
Frank Miller
Beank Fernald
Diarry Feller
Bary F. Beach
Douglas Linley
Batt
Booth
Ehony
Kure B. Beach
Rollin Orville G
Burton Erwin S. Enud
Charles A. Hall
Nine Arrested In Westport Drive Against Autoists
Westport sees nine motorists held over the weekend for motor vehicle law violations. Two arraignments occurred in town court with others to be tried Thursday morning. Fines paid by Herman Abrams and Alfred Mansell for speeding. A siting of incidents spans Bridgeport Danbury and New York City residents amid a post road accident near Westport Country Club. Special constable Malina reported four more drivers cited on Shore road. Accused include Ruth Bassett Hartford John Flynn New York Athletic Club members Harris Nursten and Frank Villars with Villars also charged for license and registration lapses. Dr Elbert Blakes Jee faced drunkenness charges and bond set.
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Westport
Ave. 17
Herman Abrams
Capitol Avenue
Fridgeport
Alfred Mansell
Silvermine Avenue
Norwa
Herbert D. Carter
Poplar
Street
Bridgeport
Carter
William Reynolds
Myrtle Avenue
Danbury
Reynald
Post Road
Westport Country Club
Garfield Parker
West 64Th Street
New York City
Edward Katz
East 169Th Street
Elbert Blakes
Saugatuck
Blakesjee
Westport Polen
Victor Malina
William F. Eno
Paris
Shore Road
Ruth Bassett
Emons Place
New Britain
John F. Flynn
Jean Street
Hartford
Harris I
Nurenstein
New York Athletic Club
Pelham
Villars
Villar
Joseph Gardner
New York
John Gardner
Greenwood Avenue
Arthur Burr
Norwalk
H. Baers
Carl Hibbard
White Mountains
Alfred Britto
Pennington
X. J
Bethel
Redding
George Hitchcock
Brooklyn
Anna Murphy
Chelsea, Mays
John A. Careroll
Harold Judd
Cheatnut Street
Frederick Hubbard
Center Street
Walnut Beach
Peter McManus
Frank Willams
Francis
A. Archer
Kelhiam Manor
M. Taylor
Taylor
Trout Coming for Huntington Ponds
A Huntington dispatch notes trout shipments for distribution by the Huntington Fish and Game Club arriving at Derby station Friday at 12 20 pm. Twenty eight cans will be emptied into seven streams, and volunteers are urged to assist, with contact to secretary George Boehm. Also reports farm guests, gun club contests, a plane crash salvage effort, and Ku Klux Klan meeting attendance with a cross burning during a naturalization ceremony.
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Huntington
Huntington Fish and Game Club
Derby Station
George Boehm
Samuel I. Greenberg
Purity Poultry Tram
Mohegan Street
Touls Fenater
Stepney
Isaac, Chalkin
Bridgeport
James Wilson
Mary A. Wilson
Derby
Hanford G. Wilson Standay
Coates
New Haven
Huntington Street
Webb
Roeam
Mineola
Monroe
Bristol
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Air Lines, Inc
Henry J. Lord
Jarre
Shelton
Ku Klux Klan
Resalia
Invisible Empire
Thej
Montes
Mies Ethel
M. Peadsley
Suday
Sheriff
J. Frank Olmstead
Monroa
Boys Make Long Trip to Stamford and Back
Oren Howell fourteen from Brooklyn was turned over to his father in Stamford. Harry O Sullivan fourteen from Stinckley Maine awaits return home at police HQ. The boys ran away from school in UWineklny Maine and reached Stamford by riding in trucks and automobiles.
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Stamford
Spectal
Oren Howell
Brooklyn
Harry O'Sullivan
Stinckley
Maine
Uwineklny
No Work Sent Away in Ammord Case
Aug 17 Deputy Judie ordered Wilfion Prater of 810 Paet street to the State farm for inc ebriates at Nerwich. Prater was arrested on a charge of non-support of his wife and three children.
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Ammord
Wilfion Prater
Paethe
State Farm
Nerwich
Prater
Danbury Veteran Elected To Office of Selectman
Kenneth I. Wilson of 36 George Street was elected councilman from the First ward at a joint meeting in City Hall. The World War veteran and real estate and insurance man succeeds Harry Ki. Pulver who resigned. Wilson is a prominent Danbury business figure and son in law of Ex Mayor William C. Gilbert.
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Gilbert
Selectman Pulver
Danbury
Kenneth I. Wilson
George Street
Board of Aldermen
Wilson
Harry Ki. Pulver
Me. Wilson
American Legion
Willam C. Gibert
Republican Town Committee
Danbury School Board Faces Rural Reopening Dilemma
Danbury officials weigh whether to reopen country district schools after two years of transporting pupils to city schools. Citizens demanded reinstatement, Pembroke’s school reopening is sought, and superintendent Watson to report. The board will also discuss the cornerstone laying for a new half million dollar high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Pembroke
Pembrok
Harry McLachlan
Frank K. Watson
Westport Ladies Golf Team Secures Victory Over Sasco Hill Club
Westport Country Club women defeated Sasco Hill Club ladies in a golf match. Team members included Mrs. A Deyo, Mrs. Luther Brown, Mrs. Carl Mueller, Mrs. Arthur P. James, Mrs. George Hill Jr., and Mrs. George C. Taft. Other town notes mention a bridge party open to non members and local events at Dorlon's shore house in Hast Norwalk.
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Westport
Westport Country Club
Sasco Hill Club
David Fleming
Walter Perry
R. G. Vanderbilt
Alnaworth
Cowdingy
Parlmer
Deyo
Luther Brown
Carl Mueller
Arthur P. James
George Hill, Jr
George C. Taft
Westport Club
Stamford Church Fights Renewed in Inheritance Case
Stamford August 17 Special An attempt to save a temporary injunction preventing a church election is to be made at the earliest moment. Harry Silos treasurer of the Greek Orthodox church of Sts Peter and Paul says the church will seek a permanent injunction hearing. He denies names were stricken off to block opponents of Bishop Alexander Rodos tolous control. Silos says dues nonpayment since 1922 by objectors kept them off the rolls and notes new members may be enrolled by church officers. He claims the church has won every legal battle with the modernists and expects to win this one.
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Stamford
Vacon
Harry Silos
Iepal
Long Hill Women Plan Food Sale
Aug 17 Long Hill special notes a food sale and lawn party to benefit the M. E. parsonage fund at Mrs. Arthur J. Hull home on Thursday Aug 20 from 2 to 5 PM. Also news briefs list local visits and social events across Bridgeport and nearby towns with residents at Lake Zare, Westerly, and Maine, plus church services by Rev. George Alien.
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Long Hill
M. E. Parsonage Fund
Arthur J. Hull
Dorothy Seeley
Hazel Gurts
Bridgeport
Lake Zare
George Radcliffe
Newark N.J
Mary Hastwood
Charles Radcliffe
Walter Radcliffe
Wesley
Frank Bray
John Snyder
Louie
Donald
Boston
George Alien
The
Christian Union
Long Hill M
Westerly
R. L
Linn Abbott
Margaret
Louise
Ruth
Derby Court Hears Busy Monday Session
Derby Aug 17 Special The City court heard several motor statute cases from a weekend accident on New Haven avenue Judge Ralph ti Clark continued three cases Eugena Freuchette and Edward De Rienzo faced license and DUI charges both on bond $200 Philp Wendes found guilty fined 25 plus costs 45.01 Michael Ptak charged with assaults. case continued Lawrence Bryuxyek charged with intoxication judgment suspended.
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Derby
Ralph Ti Clark
Eugena Freuchette
Aca
Central Street
New Haven
Edward de Rienzo
Chapel Street
New Haven Avenue
Frechette
de Rienzo
Philp Wendes
County Street
Michael Ptak
Commerce Street
Stella Wagewodsky
Commerra Street
Stratford Court Roundup Updates in Aug Court Session
Four cases disposed in Stratford Court. Charles Peterson of 200 Montauk Street New London placed under $600 bond with weekly $100 for child support. Lionel Landelin of 750 King Street fined £25 plus costs for reckless driving and $20 for license violation. fine remitted on other charge. Adolph Kaaulat on Hollister Street granted relief on costs for drunkenness and breach of peace. John Sandor of Willow Street fined $20 and costs for drunkenness and breach of peace.
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Stratfort
Charles Peterson
Montauk Street
New London
Lionel Landelin
King Street
Adolph Kaaulat
Hollister Street
John Sandor
St Real
Danbury Polish Catholics Launch Fund Drive for Sacred Heart Church
In Danbury, a public fundraising drive began for a new Sacred Heart church to be built at Cottage and Stony streets on land recently acquired. The Polish speaking Roman Catholics plan a future school, with Father Bernard Givit as pastor and Masses to be held in Danbury City Hall auditorium until the church is completed. Bishop John J. Nilan approved the church name.
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Danbury
Stony Streets
Sacred Heart Church
John J. Nilan
Bernard Givit
Milan l
Father Givit
Picnics and Fire Drill Highlight Newtown Outing
Nearly 50 Pohta tuck Grange members rode to the Housatonic banks near State Senator Robert C. Mitchel’s Southbury property for a Saturday picnic with games and river rowing. A Newtown Hook and Ladder drill at the fire house featured Bridgeport Fire Department instructor John Finnell teaching hose handling and hydrant connections to local firefighters.
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Newtown
Pohtatuck Grange
Housatonic
Robert C. Mitchel
Southbury
Charles ¥. Cavanaugh
Robert W. Tiemann
Willis F. Arnt
Charles F
Kremen
Newtown Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
John J. Finnell
Bridgeport Fire Department
Finnell
P. H. McCarthy
Fire Department
Newtown Hook and Ladder Company
Bridgeport
Newstown Hook and Ladder Company
Pinnell
Ansonia Fire Damages Plant Siding in Early Morning Blaze
Ansonia officials report a dangerous fire near the American Brass plant caused by spilled crude air during tank car unloading. Firemen battled the blaze for about 30 minutes, aided by Webster and Eagle companies, with extent of damage not yet estimated. In court, Joseph Zakaliua faces assault charges after a wife’s complaint. other local cases include breach of peace, mutual assault, and traffic offenses with fines and dismissals noted.
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Ansonia
American Brass Company
Box 37
Main
Colburn
Webster and
Eagle
Joseph Zakaliua
Alex Durch
Wi- Ham Ahein
Idohn Gimehuck
Raymond ‘Clack
Road Street
Riordan
John Cochensky
Pease
Pred Shortell
Broad Street
Libbis Gate
New Haven
Flo
Frederick CG. Baudy
Wasteswary
Costa
Religious Leader With Florida Markers Arrested in Stamford
Charles Swenson, seventy five, of Hope Street Stamford, a local religious leader, is ordered to appear in city court after police investigations revealed he has been using Florida license markers on his car since returning from Florida. His vehicle collided with one driven by John Archibald, prompting the inquiry.
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Stamford
Charles Swenson
Hope Street
Florida
Swenson
John Archibald
Westport Theft Ring Puzzle for Police as Cars Recovered
Westport police and State police probe an auto theft ring after recovering several machines here last week. Blaine McMahon of the National Underwriters assists, tying Edward Bowe to bought cars from an allied suspect held on a $5,000 theft charge. Investigators seek two additional alleged principals as the case expands.
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Westport
Thie
Blaine McMahon
National Underwriters’ Detective Agency
Goldy Brothers
Bridgeport
State
Edward Bowe
Bowe
Allo:sen
Bethel Children Hear John Martin Story Hour
In Bethel on August 17 the library grounds host a children story telling hour for ages ten to twelve at 6 oclock. Narrator John S. Martin, founder of Time, returns after entertaining last week. If weather turns stormy the event moves to the library reference room.
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Bethel
John S. Martin
Mr. Martin
New York
Time
Chestnut Ridge
Souvenir booklet at Trumbull carnival to be handed out
Aug 17 report from Trumbull notes an illustrated souvenir booklet on town history will be given away at the firemen's carnival August 28 and 29 at the center. The event includes tea room chicken suppers by the Women’s Community club, booths, games, and a 15 member clown band led by Robert Paterson under Harold Peterson. The band has performed in Monroe, Easton, and Long Hill and expects to surpass past gaiety at future carnivals.
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Trumbull
Trumbull Center
Robert Paterson
Harold Peterson
Monroe
Easton
Long Hill
Brookfield Party Marks Birthday at Home on Huckleberry Hill
Mrs. William Mauriteson hosted a birthday party for her daughter Lillian with twelve children in attendance. A peanut hunt and cake from New York accompanied games and socializing. Guests included Alma Covit Harriett Chapman and Lillian Mauritean among others from Danbury and New York. Heavy attendance of relatives and later social updates accompany regional notices. John Thornhill attended the Twelfth annual convention of the association of governmental Labor Officials in Salt Lake City with plans to visit Berkeley and Tacoma afterward.
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Frederick Silliman
Albert Johnson
Fiward
Gillette
Keller Brothers
Mailett Sanford
Andrew Piecka
Oliver Guattson
Laura Maquat
John D. Slay
Algonquin Road
Brooklawn
George B. Beers
Arthur I. Wheeler
Mildred Ferris
First Baptist Church
Danbury
Gunning
Frederick Haeublein
Haven
Northford
Robert W. Marsh
Stephen Beach
New Milford
Eugene Fisher
Hamden
Harold Smith
Helen Marsh
Julia Mitchell
South Britain
Edward Meredith
Huth
New York
Waterbury
Dudley Brothwell
George V._ Pearsoll
Ehel Pearsol
Clifford Pearsoll
Ossining
Emma Wheeler
William Toner
Samuel Thorp
Eliza Smith
Emma Vincent
Hartford
Ambrose Marsh
Ladies’ Old Society of the
Congregational Church
Hipward Freeborn
Brookfield
William Mauritson
Huckleberry EU
Lillian
Alma Covit
Harriett Chapman
Helen Goetts
Louise Johnson
Elizabeth
Florence “Hornhill
Edith Anderson
Slane Mauritean
Hurton Larsen
Clarence Joyes
Sigfried Larsen
Ethel Alaby
Eugene Elwood
Gustafson
Fred Goelty
Mize Christine’ Goelty
Florence Brennan
Danemale
Burton Blackman
Harrison
N.Y
Gladys Wildman
Pauline Herbat
Martha Wildman
William B. Roehan
Pliny Baxter Fiske
Byron
N. Y
Charles Green
Ackerman
New Haven
John 8. Thornhill
Connecticut
The
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Fred Marsh
George Marsh
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Doothy Marsh
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Eleanor Marsh
Pleasure Beach
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Alan Wheeler
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Chester Hull
Worlintha Hall
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Mary Hawkins
Misa Motth Hawkins
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