Milford CT Traffic Surge Sets Summer Record
Milford police count vehicles passing Broad and Sylver streets last Sunday from 1 PM to midnight. About 16 600 machines were estimated to travel the corner, with a peak hour of 4 420 machines. The carnival on Milford green boosted finances for the local charity. Also notes include a 25th wedding anniversary at Plains Road, a Masonic clam bake planned for September 12, and social events around Milford including a farewell party for Miss Lucy Merwin and Delphian society activities at the high school.
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Disturbance Arrests Reported On Stratfield Trolley Line
August 20 report: ex-employee Ahern arrested after causing a loud disturbance on a Stratfield trolley car, reportedly intoxicated and boisterous. Officer Thayer placed him in jail. case set for airfield town court Monday. Also, Kingsley of Cottage Street Bridgeport arrested for parking without lights. he did not appear in town court. A bicycle stolen from Walter Davis on Jackman Avenue was reported to police last Friday and recovered Saturday.
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Jackman Avenue
Milford Mothers Name Chapter for Veterans Killed
An enthusiastic tea meeting in Milford organized a local American War Mothers chapter. It will be named after the first two Milford boys killed in World War I, Thomas M. Maher and Thomas Holmes, with officers and delegates named for upcoming national events in Philadelphia.
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American War Slothers Association
Katherine Tullidge
Gall Street
Thomas M. Maher
Thomas Ts. Holmes
Margaret Leonard
Philadelphia
M Mary D. Holmes
KewlWaven Avenue
Thomasa
Tullidge
Hug
Bridgeport
New Haven
One Injured In Greenwich Crash
Greenwich August 30. Imperial Hela s Warder of Union Hill J is at Port Chester hospital with injuries from a post road collision with a car driven by John Byram of the Mantes. Byram also injured though not seriously. Both cars badly damaged as Warder tried to pass a truck and crashed into Byram.
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Union Hill
Port Chester Hospital
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Easton Maston Aug 30 Community Supper and Lawn Party
The lawn of Mr and Mrs Clarence Jennings hosted a well attended supper and lawn party under the Bioverb League at Lee Methodist church. Various booths ran by Arthur Push, Miss Jarrity, Miss Marsh, Miss Mull and others. attendees included Easton Grange members planning Pomona Grange talks September 1 and local families.
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Barbare Marsh
Harry Escott
Chester Mat
Taurvenne Marsh
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Wednesda
J. Arthur Sherwood
Heston
Mes
Withard S. Gillette v
Storrs
Edward Bonight
Fanity
Mallett
Sanfareola
Elmer Andrews
Mine Andrews
Mooncain
9 Point
Albany
Iph Marsh
Walter Johnson
Meare Mountain
Ilward Morehouse
Grean- Lele Wat
Work Starts On Danbury Polish Church
Ground breaking held Saturday for Sacred Heart church to serve Polish Catholics in Danbury. Rev Bernard Gewitt appointed first pastor. services to be conducted in city auditorium until occupancy. Built by William Martin and Sons of Bridgeport. architect Joseph A. Jackson of New Haven. Gewitt previously led a Polish church in Tawrenne Massachusetts. Leuven graduate.
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Danbury
Sacred Heart Church
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Huntington News Briefs from Cedar Clift to School Openings
Otto Strohmberg of New York spent the weekend at Cedar Clift. several Huntington residents plan trips and winter residences, including Alderman James Loverin heading to Miami. Local social visits continue with many dineouts, church picnics, and family gatherings. Huntington and White Hall schools reopen September 8 with modest teaching changes. Community projects include concrete walks around Huntington school and upcoming state road extension plans.
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Otto Strohmberg
New York
Cedar Clift
Seversl
Herman Roth
Newark
N. J
Etta M. Brockway
Farmill Street
James Loverin
Miami
Fla
Paul Joverin
Frederick Booth
McLean
Henry French
Westfield
Mass
John West
Huntington Street
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Putnam Park
Cordelia, Dyer
Wooster Street
Alfred Krueger
Howard B. Moore
Theodore Krueger
Wells Holton
Richard Martin
Henry Corliss
Vermont
Shelton Avenue
Edward Lynch
William Doherty
Bridgeport
James Lynch
Clarence M. Webb
Huntington School
Rose Lynch
White Hill
Ruth Balmer
Marion Kerwin
Wis Wilson
Edward §. Hawley
Mabel Balmer
Truth Balmer
J. Edwin Stevens
Elizabeth Shelton
Lois Standish
White Ea Its
Andrew Schreiber
Ripton Street
Award J. Buckingham
Dolph P. Leverin
Mra
Fonjamin Wilkea
Horace
Shirley Wilkes
Mre
Edwin Vargoshe
Frederick Rowley
Bartencelle
Edward M. Bedrdsley
Norfield society events and travel notices in Weston
Weston August 30 Special. The Norfield Aid Society plans its annual fair and entertainment in Weston hall on September 3. Mr Jadora, Walter Brown Wilson Jr and Miss Emily Moore will leave town September 1 for the Miami winter. Stanley Werris and James Moore are on a training trip to Maine. Norfield Grange married members presented a program Friday evening, with a committee led by Mrs. George Waterbury, Mrs. Fula Mancher, Frank Fitch and Murph O'Dell. Visitors from surrounding towns attended. Members of Norfield Grange will attend the Pomona Grange meeting in Trumbull September 2.
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Weston Hall
Jadora
Walter Brown Wilson, Jr
Misa Emily Moore
Miambl Ila
Stanley Werris
James Moore
Maine
Norfield Grange
George Waterbury
Fula Mancher
Frank
Fitch
Murph
O'Dell
Norfieth Virange
Pomona Grange
Trumbull Town Hall
Redding Group to Present Mystery Drama in Easton
The Redding Theatre guild under Vera Fisher will present The Spider a mystery drama in three acts and prologue by Stephen Sanford at Watson Grange hall Easton Wednesday evening at 5 80 o clock The cast includes Virginia Langdon Vera Fisher Ruth Landgon Gladys Sher wood Larry Delmar Frederick Shaw and others The play unfolds in a summer Adirondacks house with a hidden fortune a storm intruder and a sequence of thrilling revelations with Vera Fisher directing and guiding the staging
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Della
Lou Meehan
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Jesse Sanford
Adirondacks
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Stephen Sanford
Columbia University
Stuart Walker
American
Cincinnati
Sanford
James ‘Barrie
New York
Elizabeth Marsbury
American Play Company
Vera Fisher
Clarice
State Department Indebted To County Towns for Roads
Fairfield county towns face $110,247.81 in unpaid state-aid road costs from 1917 to present, after last Assembly session provided no new funding. Stamford leads with $33,032.43 due. Norwalk, Trumbull, Darien, Greenwich also owed. Redding and Boston debts cited for post 1923 work. Norwalk part of $489,326.27 total for contracts in progress.
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Milford Schools Add Five New High School Teachers
Milford public and high schools announce five new teachers for the fall term opening September 9. New hires include Donald Rice science from Branford, Martha Manroas history from Bristol, Modred Luther French from Fairfield, Margery Knox commercial from Sharon, and Helen Tucker ancient history and civics from Green Castle Indiana. They replace five departing instructors and mark the first male faculty addition besides the principal. A general teachers meeting is set for September 7 at 9 o’clock. rooms will be assigned in the afternoon at 1:30.
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H. J. Mathewson
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Gorham
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Bristol
Madison High School
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Fairfield
Margery ©. Knox
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Helen [. Tucker, Ancient History and Civics, Whose Home Is In Green Castle, Ind
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Trene V. Howard
M. Barbara Tee
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Gertrude Mreyer
Milfond
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Bridgeport Man Arrested for Reckless Driving
Bridgeport resident Bishop of 275 Spruce street was arrested today by Officer Bennett on a reckless driving charge and will appear in Fairgeld Town Court Monday.
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Bishop
Spruce Street
Bridgeport
Reckles
Bennett
Fairgeld
Norwalk Waif Is 10 and Will Be Adopted Tomorrow
Norwalk officials report a nine hour old baby found abandoned on Wilton avenue will be adopted by a Westport family tomorrow. Westport residents will appear at the Charity Department office in Cityball to complete declarations and required legal steps. Officials withheld the child’s identity until adoption is finalized.
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Charity Department
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Stratford Crash Leads to Reckless Driving Charge
Clarence Andrews age 14 of Milford is to appear in Town Court Monday on reckless driving charges after his car on Barnum Avenue and King Street struck another vehicle driven by Tony Cariantones of Bridgeport. Both cars were badly damaged but no injuries reported. Stratford police also search for a stray dog blamed for killing several chickens in local yards including Lenox and Burritt streets, with two more chicken losses reported.
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Andrews Avenue
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Barnum Avenue
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Kindley Street
Bridgeport
Newtown Police Seek Drivers In Auto Crash
Horace I. Matthews of Horseheads New York was fined 22.28 for speeding after being arrested near the flag pole on Malin street. Police followed him along the Danbury road before he turned toward Waterbury road. A malt race late Thursday night left a coupe wrecked and a injured young lady. authorities seek the other two cars involved. Local social notes include library sale proceeds funding new books and forestry association meeting with Dr. Charles H. Peck.
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Horace I. Matthews
Horseheads
N.Y
P. . McCarthy
George Weber
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Malin Street
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Charles H. Peck
Mount Pleasant
Europe
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Litchfield
Austin F. Hawes
Hartford
George A. Cromie
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Allison P. Smith
Smith
Sanny Hook
Bridgeport
Newtown Country Club
Frederick J. ‘Trowbridge
Waterbury
Trowbridge
Frederick HH. Trowbridge
Lower Main Street
Edward M. Carmody
John J. Carmody
Sandy Hook
Henry Madigan
Janes Kelly
Mary Kelly
John F. Madigan
Ita
Anna Nonan
Madigan
Taylor Avenue
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Ambulance log for the day details multiple cases in Middletown Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Patients include Carmelina Magell aged four with contusions and abrasions and Angelina Nicoria aged twenty eight with a fractured hip bone and leg abrasion, all to Bridgeport hospital. Also listed are John Fitzpatrick thirty two alcoholism from Emergency hospital to Hillside home Peter Peterson epilesptic case to old Isolation hospital Joseph Hallovitch thirty eight bronchitis to St Vincent's hospital and others with injuries eye lacera tions needle injury and acute appendicitis plus a 28 year old Helen Mancini and John Miller with refused treatment.
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Pembroke
Carmelina Magell
Middletown
Angelina Nicoria
Federal Street
Bridgeport Hospital
John J. Fitzpatrick
Hillside Home
Alcoholism
Peter Peterson
Main
Lumber Streets
Old Isolation Hospital
Joseph Hallovitch
Berkshire Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph Lusky
Nnne
Stratford Avenue
St. Vincent's, Hospital
George Roden
Rough water curtails Lordship swimming races
Unusually rough water at Lordship Beach limited the weekly swim meet to three events. In the 100 yards men’s handicap Jac Porter won in 1 45, followed by J. Rollinson 1 47 and Herbert Sutton 2. The 50 yards girls handicap saw Mary Powers first in 1 15 with Helen Ross second in 1 30. In the 440 yard men’s event Porter, Sutton and Duberg finished in that order with no times recorded.
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Lordship Bathing Beach
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J. Rollinson
Herbert Sutton
Rollinagn
Sutton
H. Duberg
Mary Powers
Helen Ross
Porter
Duberg
Greenwich Harbor Improvements to Cost 140000
Greenwich augu 3 0 special expenditure of 143060 for harbor improvement and beautification was proposed to the Board of B at mate and Taxation. The plan calls for raising 60000 by subscriptions with 80000 from town funds. Harbor committee aims to submit to the next town meeting with Henry Steers design including dredging and shore beautification. Property acquisitions face holdouts but options were offered. official action not taken yet.
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Harbor Commission
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Henry Steers Construction Company
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Harbor Front
John Maher
Harold J. Knapp
Julian Curtis
Nathaniel Webb
Frederick Ruprecht
Lawrence Reed
J. Francis Boornen
A. J. Brosseau
Presly Guthrie
W. H. Wiggin
Albert Hencken
Douglas Smyth
Town
Fairfield Police Probe Arson Case
Pairetel d, Aug 10 Special Awakened at 259 this morning when he smelled smoke. John Bogdany May Street found a fire set against his rear house with bags and car tubes burning briskly. He and his wife and son put it out. Police investigated James Roach Jennings Road arrested tonight on drunkenness breach of peace and assault for a disturbance at his home.
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John Tbogdany
May Street
Amall
Bogdany
James Roach
Jennings Road
Danbury Hats Boom Drives City Business Surge
Danbury enjoys a sudden rise in hat making as felt and velour hats for women surge in popularity. Factories run day and night to meet orders for men and women, with drivers of fashion predicting continued demand through fall and winter. The boost ripples to fur and silk firms, boosting local employment and overall commerce.
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Westport Police Arrest Writer in Auto Cycle Crash
William English Walling a writer and former Democratic congressional nominee was arrested in Westport on reckless driving and operating without a license after a crash with a motorcycle driven by Max Bergman of New York. Bergman’s cousin Joseph Bergman was in the side car. injuries to both legs were treated in Bridgeport. Five others were arrested on various traffic charges including license offenses and drunken driving.
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William English Walling
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Walling
Max Bergman
New York
Joseph Bergman
Bridgeport
Comant
Samuel Hutching
Iustave Malinborg
Bamford
Frank McKnight
Long Island City
Wee
Steye Simko
Ruge Street
South
Norwalk
Shore Road
Simko
Expedition Visits Ancient Norse Ruins at Godhaven Greenland
Washington AP dispatch reports the MacMillan Arctic expedition plans to visit ancient Norse ruins at Godhaven Greenland. A Navy message says the Peary arrived at Umanak yesterday and Godhaven would be glatted today as the party nears Disko Island. The voyage across Melville Bay found clear of ice.
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