Westport Tramps Blamed In Attempted Station Break In
Westport residents report a break in at John Snyder’s gas station on Post Road Greens Farms with a window smashed and an attempted entry from inside the building. Police investigate as recent tramp and hoboe passages through town raise concern among homeowners.
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Westport
John Snyder
Greens Farme
Mr. Sayner
New York City
Stace Street
Howard Baker
First Selectman
Willis Wilcox
Chestnut Hill
Frank Egposita
Saugatuck
Wilcox
Howard
Cray
James Hint
Long Hill Long Hilt Vacationers and Local Visits
Aug 22 report from Long Hill notes Dorothy Seet on a two week vacation with an auto trip to Canada via Saratoga Springs and the Green and White Mountains. Several families, including Hoyts from Philadelphia and Baltimore, visit Mrs. Louis Host, while Brainard Fontaine enjoys a three week stay with Rev. and Mrs. George Fountaine. Rev. Cavanaugh preaches on the New Birth at the Methodist church and next Sunday services will be rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hilt
Dorothy M. Seet
Bridgeport Brass Comis
Canada
Lena Olmstead
Theodore Olmstead
Arthur Scribner
Wilton
Saratoga Springs
Green and White Mountains
Lake Ghama
Connecticut River Valley
George Hoyt
Philadelphia
Mikcon Hoyt
Baltimore
Louis Host
Charles Winkler
Springfield
Mass
Albert Helmrich
Park Lane
Brainard Fontaine
Lyndhurst
N. J
George Fountaine
Lenora Melcher
Francis Wilkinson
Danbury
George Cavanaugh
Bridgeport
Frank Beardsley
Clarice Radcliffe
Epworth League
Jennie Holden
New York
Henry Adams
Tashua
G. Seeley
Clifford Powe
Derby
Benjamin Turney
Harry Hanlon
Shirley
Alice Page
Ansonia
Clarence Moultrop
Ansoula
Easton Pirates' Party with Treasure Hunt
Easton Aug 22 Special Correspondent Miss Helen Gray of Patfield Beach hosted a pirate themed party in Greenfield Hall with chaperones Mr and Mrs Howard Gray and Mr and Mrs Chester Hull. Guests danced played pirate games including a treasure hunt and several townspeople attended as dinner guests and celebrants at nearby homes.
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George Oddy
Strathford
Arthur Wheeler
Stanley Bibbins
Elsie Moncry
Harold Steeves
Stratfield
Berean Church
Bridgeport
Samuel Thorp
Eliara Smith
Sylvanus Mallett
Herbert Ferris
Curtis
Kenneth
Huntington
H. W. Wright
John Mallett
Steatford
Hamden
George Andrews
Bethel
Robert P. Davis
Horace Banks
Hulls Farms
Caroline Clark Hinton
Marshall
Redding
Susie Davis
Sam
South Norwelk
Minnie Banke
Lea Gabler
Long Hill
Kepler Nichols
Leroy Wheeler
Alice Nichols
Jesse Wheeler
J. Arthur Sherwood
Hartford
Hilda Hassler
William McCauley
Herbert Smith
Edward Rout
B. E
Miles Shelton
Oxford
John Broadbinkv
Bob Miller
Albert Mills
Fairfield Beach
Elli Nichols
Ambrose Marsh
Academy
School House
Homer Logan
Charles Logan
New Milford
John Ledger
Aurel Ruman, Jr
Vacation notices and local socials in Devon area
Miss Huth Pratt spends two weeks with friends in Northampton Mass. Mrs. Frank Downes of Wheelers Farms visits New Jersey for a month. Dr and Mrs George Parsons entertain Mr and Mrs H M Hunter and Phyllis of Springfield. A lawn sale by St Ann's church at M Harriss on Bridgeport Ave next Saturday afternoon and evening. Miss Helen Smith returns from Camp Mohawk and will enter Skidmore College at Saratoga NY this Fall.
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Leslie Frazs
Bristol
Otto Gottschalk
Havana
Cuba
E Nith
New York
Ales
William Lake, Sr
State Street
Paul Schultz
Merle Hale
Bedford Hills
Edna Leonard
Kentue
Miss Ross
East Main Street
Compa Beach
Westport Corneil No
Keights of
Columbus
Marie
Francis’ Orcheera
Farrifield
Edward Butner
Charles B. Ulrich
Compo Road
Teverand Geore Devon
Brooklyn
Kew
Mabel H. Arnold
Moon
W .Barnes
Boston
Las Weport Drug Company
F. W. Green
George J. Green
Green
Edward B. B .Ley
Board of
Fuisance
Daniel Forger
Edward H. Coley
D. D. Suffregan
Central New York
Memorial Church of the Holy Trinity
Bridge Club
Carrie Crossman
Riverside Avenue
Westport Country Club
Francis P. Dunnigan
Owen Feeney
Central Arc
Lave
West Haven
Sessio
Hartford
Capitol Park
Church of the Assumption
J. D. Lorenz
New York City
William Krause
Wahpeton
North Dakota
Krause
Thrur
Ethel Northrup
Elizabeth Racquelle
Moe
Leroy Turney
Lora
Theu
Harriet
Priscilla
Jean Mellan
Bridgeport
Eleanor Na James Wilson
Fairfield
Charlies
Betty Ruman
Berhard Brown
Conatd Miller
Joe Williams
Lawrence
de Votre
de Votre, Miss Eunice Mel
John L. McNen
Adele Brown
Charles Miller
Emta Beene
Danbury
Charles Molvin
Richard Turney
C. E. Dickerson
Epworth League
Lee M
Congregational Church
Fred Bunker
Wiiten
Mile
Henry Osborn
Aurel Ruman
Fred Candes
Stanley Bibbing
Samuel B. Turney
Howard Silliman
Fred Silliman
George Nichols
Teresa Nichols
Mary VanAken
Kingston
Mieve
Willard S. Gil
Priscilla Moan
Dora
Turney
Fam
M. Charles Mills
Fairfield Beach
Leroy Turkey
Dera
Charles
Mollun
Devon
Huth Pratt
Northampton
Mass
Frank Downes
Wheeler's Farms
New Jersey
George Parsons
Naugatuck Avenue
H. M. Hunter
Phyllis
Springfield
M. Harriss
Bridgeport Avenue
Legion banquet and small town notices in Danbury
Georgetown’s special correspondents report a Legion banquet at Hotel Green in Danbury and a string of local visits and gatherings. Residents include Mrs. Edward Faber and four children visiting by Peaceable street, Vasa lodge presenting a couch hammock to Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, and Harold Connery preparing for a Paris Legion reunion. Numerous visits span Brooklyn to Pittsburgh and Chicago, with church and club events, travel to Buffalo, and a send off for Connery.
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Georgetown
Harold Connery
Lansing Bennett
Legion
Hotel Green
Danbury
Edward Faber
Brooklyn
MacAdam Holmes
Peaceable Street
Vasa Lodge
John Carlson
Main Street
Edward Ryan
Pittsburgh
Fenn
John Lindstrom
Rosala Carlson
Connery Brothers
Arnold Howe
Bride
Tampa
Florida
George Em
Charles Jennings
C. A. Bennett
Horace Hazen
Naugatuck
James Tranmer
Methodist
Elwell O. Mead
Congregational Church
Frank Wood
Portland Avenue
Gilbert and Bennett
Wanderers
Saugatuck
Georgetown Boys
Dexter Mead
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Elwell GO. Mead
Frederick S. Sturges
Smith Street
American Legion and
Women's Auditory
Paris
Connery
Leonard Taylor
Eric Leidberg
Floyd Bouton, Jr
Alex Johnson
Susie Foater
J. W. Tarrant
Charles Bennett
John Swift
John Carson
Otto Kramer
Joe Ancona
Harold Samuelson
John i Hansen
Herbert Kramer
Edna Carlson
Carl Braum
Evanston
Weston Party and Local Notices Preview Events
Mrs George Waterbury hosted a party for Mrs Maria Weed. Morfolk Church Ladies Aid plans an outdoor country fair and supper on August 31 from 4 to 8, with dancing in the Town Hall afterward. John Held Jr. returns from a Saratoga trip. Ralph Fancher visits Camp Hazen for two weeks. Frank Amis to spend the weekend on Danbury Road.
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Frank Amis
Danbury Road
Plane Turns Over at Stratford Field on Sunday
Stratford August 2 Special A Conklin Aero plane piloted by Lieutenant Wright nosed over at Lordship flying field while taxiing after a perfect landing. The propeller broke and the plane damaged but Wright and passengers crawled out unharmed.
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Stratford
Wright
Conklin Aeroplane Company
Lordship
Lindbergh
Arut
Hartford artist sues man over portrait dispute
Victor J. Uberti, Hartford artist, sues Alfred Gildersleeve of Portland for 800 damages in Common Pleas. Uberti says Gildersleeve refused to accept or pay for a portrait of himself painted under a contract. Gildersleeve did accept a portrait of his late wife by Uberti under the same contract.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Victor J. Uberti
Parsons’ Theatr
Court of Common Pleas
Alfred Gildersleeve
Portland
Portland Water Company
Gildergleeve
Ubert
Ubertl
Missionary Beard Sets China Views in Huntington Talk
Dr Willard Livington Beard told Huntington Congregational Church that China and the United States are friends though issues like extraterritoriality concessions and duties cause trouble. He warned China must manage its own courts, curb foreign land concessions, and adjust duties as other nations demand.
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Huntington
Willard Livington Beard
Huntington Congregational Church
England
Japan
China
Beard
Ching
Dr. Beard
Congregational Church
Foochoy College
Nga Geng Guong
Oberlin College
Nea
Elevator plunge kills worker at Hamden Glazed Plant
Benjamin Webber, 30, a paper market employee at Hamden Glazed Paper and Card company in Holyoke, was instantly killed when an elevator at the plant dropped two levels with him. He had just stepped into the elevator as it plunged to the basement.
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Holyoke
Mass
Associated Press
Benjamin Webber
Paper M&ket
Hamden Glazed Paper and Card Company
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George P. Hughs
Morningside Drive
Greens Farms
Cesare Sodtero
Sortero
H. T. Farrar
Mainstreet
Olympic
New Yorr
John Arbuckle
Naalel
Aeec le
Ali
Valley Pee
Easton
Greenfield Hill
Ladies Aid Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Myr
John Johnson
Weston Road
Johnson
August Carlson
Arthur Smith
Monroe
Ernest Huntley
William Nanfelt
Paterson
Gladys Sherwood
Milas Grate Goodrow
Long Island
Weston
Stratford Field
John Williams
Huntington Fire House
George Arundel
Maud Arundell
Lilian Vanderberg
H. Andrew Beattie
Ruth Beattie
Bernice Perley
Laura Beattie
Rockwell Beattie
Alexander Beattie
Edward Ferguson
James Lynch
Arthur L. Labor
Hook and Ladder Company
London
Shelton
Upton
Jack Upton
Robinson
Ethel M. Beardeley
Earl Street
Clarence J. Lynch, Jr
Bridgeport’ Hospital
Clarence J. Lynch
Olin R. Shelton
Nichols Avenus
Edward M. Bardaley
Five Corners
C. Edward Ferley
Allen Perley
Katherine Batchelor
Charles T. Morse
Washington
Stephen Tucker
White Hills
Sheriff
Frank Olmstead
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Wwe