Goldenrod Girl Scouts Enjoy Fairfield Picnic
Goldenrod troop of Bringonort Girl Scouts spent a lively summer with picnics, hikes, and camping. Yesterday they planned an overnight hike through Stratflerg but instead met at the First Methodist Church and cooked supper, staying the night. Guardians Miss Lena Syapp and Miss Marion Munson led a group including Miss Vara Wesche, Miss Mildred Adapis, and others on a day hike to Fairfield Beath.
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Evert
Jourl
Goldenrod
Fairtela Beath
The
Guardian
Lenasyapp
Marion Munson
Vara Wesche
Mildred Adapis
Venus Tripp
Dorothy MacDonald
Jutjes Dorothy Hutchinson
Clara Kohlbers
Agnes Drachwky
Ruth Moore
Mauda Ainsworth
Clare King
Freda Wesehe
Tsiher Hackett
Former Emperor Willem betrothed to German widow
London reports Former Emperor Willem is engaged to a widow of a German aristocrat who has royal rank and three children. She and her children recently visited Doorn, Holland, and the marriage is said to occur in the coming winter. The report notes she is not the previously rumored betrothed woman.
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London
Willem
Times
Doorn
Holland
Annual Summer Bazaar Held by Newtown Church
Newtown St Hosps church opened the annual summer festival last night to run Friday and Saturday with entertainment by Naugatuck talents and the Hart Sisters. McClyman's orchestra provided music. The Sandy Hook band will give a Labor Day concert in front of the Parker House to benefit the Visiting Nurse association. Residents note visits by Bishop Johnson and Mrs. F. F. Johnsott, a corn roast by 94-year-old David C. Bacon, and various travels and gatherings around town including trips to Cape Cod and to New York. The local Masonic lodge plans a September restart with Blue Lodge meetings on the first and third Wednesdays.
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Newtown
St Hos¢'s
Hart Sisters
Danbury
St. Mary's Hall
Sandy Hook
MccClyman
Ows Noles
F. F. Johnsott
Missouri
Episcopal Church
Portland
Ove
Bishop Johnson
William
Charles Johnson
Ebba Mollet
This
Hace
North Granby Wiscoming
Parker House
Treasury
Visiting Nurse Association
W. X. Northscott
Bridgeport Y. M. CG
David C. Bacon
Ape
D. C. Bacon
Cornelia B. Taylor
Arthur B. Johnson
William C. Johnson
Charles B. Johnson
Blackman
Thomas Mahoney
J. B. Wheeler
Harvey W. Wheeler
George Beers
Carlton Hubbell
Frank Wright
Herman H. Peck
William R. Curtiss
James Lasher
Cape Sod
White Mountains
Jennie George
MariWn George
Quebec
Montreal
Nova Scotia
New York
St.s Louis
Jonn Beers
Rodney Shepard
Arthur Brinton
Herbert Beerg
Frank Johnston
Henry Carlson
Richard Mayer
Kipra
Willard Freeman
Jersey City
Rodney P. Shepard
Masonic Lodge
Blue Lodge
Chapter
Shelton Legion to Aid in County Track Meet
Shelton Auxiliary posts assist in organizing the county track meet on Labor Day with a field day format. Troop 4 Boy Scouts from Shelton Congregational Church return from Tyler Lake camping trip, while Street department completes curb work on Bueen Street. Speaker Herbert W. Hicks of Hartford, C E Field secretary, locates as a noted public speaker. Perry Thompson resumes duties at Shelton Looms Inc after two week family vacation in Goshen. Eleanor Gifford visits aunt Mrs. Frank Manson at Silver Sands Milford.
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Shelton
Aux
Wy Gornlay
New York
New Jersey
George Brennan
Charley Sutter
Post American Legion
American Legion
Frirflela County Association
Boy Scouts
Shelton Congregational Church
Tyler Lake
Coram
Arenus
Herbert W. Hicks
Hartford
C. E
Connecticut
Hicks
Hhimsel
Perry Thompson
Shelton. Looms Inc
Goshen
Eleanor Gifford
Frank Manson
Silver Sands
Milford
August Birthdays at Shemlocks Observe Party
August birthdays at the Hemlocks were celebrated with a large party Thursday afternoon. Miss Anna Dixon of Gypsy Story Tellers entertained the children. A special surprise program of songs dances and recitations with Miss M. Ryan in charge followed. Refreshments and birthday cakes with colored candles were served. Mr B. Lambert planned the party and gave each child a pencil box and candy filled items. Three hundred million gallons of water will be delivered daily to greater New York by the Schoharie Development of the Catskill water supply system.
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Anna Dixon
M. Ryan
R.N. Nurse
Greater New York
Schoharie Development
Catskill Water Apply
Patterned Ladies Dress No 1873 By Bridgeport Telegram
The notice describes a linen friendly women dress pattern No 1873 with a Peter Pan collar and simple decorative nose cross stitch on the waist and pockets. It lists sizes 36 38 49 and 42 inches bust and notes material need roughly 58 yards of 36 inch material plus 3 yards winding. Mail 14 cents to receive the pattern and include name and address. If not received within five days, Barnum £108 is noted.
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Tampa
Fall Blouse Styles Offer Varicolored Combos
Autumn fashion highlights new blouse designs that pair multiple colors, with brown and green seen as dominant shades. Crepe de chine fabrics mix with silk and net, creating bold combinations. Styles feature low girdles and cinched waists, revealing the front mouth area.
September at Brooklawn Country Club schedule
Brooklawn Country Club unveils a bustling September program with golf tournaments, multiple social events, and films. Women lead planning under Mrs Maturin Waldo as venues host picnics, dances, luncheons, and dinners across dates from Labor Day to late September, featuring prizes, demonstrations, and moving pictures like The Lorus Flower and The Seventh Day.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Matusin Waldo
Norman Gaynor
John T. L. Hubbard
Mis
Maturin Waldo
Moving Picture
Jobe Barrymore
Tor
John Field
Richard Barchelmess
Wamen
Many Czechs Apply for Passports Here
Attaches report a flood of Czech and Bohemian applicants seeking passports to return to the new republic of Czechoslovakia. Many state illness or desire to recuperate, while others intend leisure travel. Observers note favorable reports from the Central European republic inspire departures.
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Saturaijéurion
Republic of Czechoslovalia
Europe
Moe
Passpork
Appointment of Lovejoy as Station Agent at Southport
Southport Angola report states Lovejoy, longtime Redding resident and former agent there, has been appointed agent of the station at Southport and will assume duties Saturday. A Trinity church lawn fete Thursday raised over $200 with food and cakes sold. large turnout and community support noted.
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Southport
Angola
Lovejoy
Redding
Trinity Church
Lenfed
Long Hill to reopen schools in September 4
Long Hill Aug 28 The town schools will reopen for the new term on Wednesday September 4. Teachers will report the day before for the usual meeting prior to opening. An expected rise in pupil enrollment may require additional facilities. Local clubs held events and residents participated in social activities as projects progress.
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Long Hill
Ut Sill
Local Social Notes Highlight Clubs and Visits Across Town
Miss Alice Cuddy hosts a miscellaneous shower at her home with guests from the Kresge Conrans as she prepares for her September 18 marriage to Josep Kyuseo. Mrs. Barrington hosts a Montgomerie gathering for Virginia Barringen while the Daniels association holds its annual event at Daniels Farm Madison Avenue. Families mark anniversaries and travel from Worcester to Connecticut and Vermont for visits, weddings, and celebrations, with many households hosting relatives and friends.
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Alice Cuddy
Ne Girlt
Kresge Conrans
Cuddy
Wid
Patrick Guddy
Clarence
Elia
Josep Kyuseo
Veo
Halluma Sty
Charles V. Barrington
Black Rock
Junshegu
Virginia Barringen
Montgome
Dever Warner
Ira F. Warner
Restmore
Green
Edward P. Disbrow
Edward Jr
Worcester
Drisbrow
Frederick Disbrow
Southport
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages
Birth notices list many newborns with parents and addresses including Olsen, Mivaero, Haight, Gregory, Wynkoop, Mages, and others with dates in August. Marriages note couple names on William Street and nearby addresses, with ages and locations.
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Walter
Lucy Haight
East Avenue
Charles
Miorence Gregory
Richard and Barn Wynkoop
UN Pigee
Burnfield
Davehten
Gugtave
Julian Mages
Nathaniel
Bianch
Lordship
Fred
Lilian Abbots
Bontht Street
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Fekcenrs
Barnum
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Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Froebel Normal
West Ave
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Whildren
Caralogue
Mary
Mills
Newtown Church
Shelton Legion
Ladons
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Horace B
Jonathan Groot
Paige
Ralph Blackburn
T. R. Davis
Harald Neramore
Clinton B. Sveley
Carl Dietz
DeVer C. Warnes
Alec McXab
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D. M. Trecartin
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John A. Busing
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Lawrence Cornwall
Tydle
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Worth
William Paxton
Don* Ald Choatener
Coury Clap Orchestra
Ny Wael ‘Oren
Phostess
Ro A. Baldwin
RY Annabel Worthington
Long HL
Nichols
Hewlett Construction Company
West Katz
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Mo Kuta
Embroidery Club
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T. C. Heath
B. Landon
A. BE. Hayward
Deyon E. Des Blens
H. Whitney
Edith Hill
Dorothy Wilkingon
A. Seims
Carroll
Nat Hayward
Loren
Donald Whitney
H. Brown
Teumbull Grange
Emil 2
TH. N. Landon
Farms
Lawrence W. Sierman
Daniels Association
Tonterrow
Ouleck
Daniels Farm
Madison Avenue
Inger
My Willoughby
Laurel Avenue
C. Skappes
Olive Willoughby
Clinton — Street
Newaigha Park
Morria Land
Frank Healey
Mort Trumbull Raach
Alice Phinegam
Pixley Place
Helene
William Fergreson
Margaret Pergoson
Hick
St. Charlter
Gleney
Joseph Lachoun
Middle Street
Harey J. Thompson
Hen C. Thompson
Los Angeles
Aimbert Ht. Tachman
Brawley
Cal
Thompson
Mr. Leachman
California
Dome
William Sterbinski
Mc. St. Mary's College
Jemmetsburs
Cermesly
Agton Sterhingk
William Conkijn
Jurenium
Miss Blarig
Ailis Hanna Silroy
Shelton Street
Oye
Mies Charlene Marsh
Boektuynam Marah
Colorado Avenue
Middlebury
Vermont
Yin Olsen
Lwerby Oswildt
Sat Ingian Rodd
Jahn
Benham Avenue
Fiussepne
Angelina
Pembroke Street
Nicole and
Olicupie Mivaero
Pirk Street
Welster W. Ang May Waller
Peseveh
Sean
Montey Soufrin
Street
Claire Rose William Street
Noel
Mattison
Nue
Ressie Pritchell
Washington Avenus
McCall's
McCall
Colinier
Che
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Bondeaux
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