Westport Buys Junior High Site At 30200 Cost
Westport agrees to acquire the Wilkins Nash property on the Post Road near Burr Avenue for a proposed new junior high school at a cost of 30200. The 22 acre estate, part of which was valued at 17500 by the 1923 assessment, was purchased through Frederik M. Salmon for the School Committee and Mayor Bedford. The deal, finalized Friday, awaits title search and deed filing.
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Westport
Post Road
Burr Avenue
Norvalk Town
Eliza A. Wilkins
Amelia R. Nash
Frederik M. Salmon
Hdward Bedfort
Salomon
Wilkins-Nash
Bedford School
Myrtle
xing-Nash
Ates
Board of
Bedford
Mra
Harris
Blarrison Breeves
Channing P. Harris
Rey
Anderson
Norwalk
Evers Green Avenue
Milford Plans Pension Fund for Fire and Police
Milford counsels consider a formal pension plan for retired fire and police, led by Judge Omaar W. Platt and officers of the police board. A local committee studies funding and legislation, with approval sought from townspeople and the General Assembly if needed. Also notes Christmas seal campaign progress, Delphian and Legion Auxiliary events, and local social notices.
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Milmor
Tity Elpurauy Services
Plana
Omaar W. Platt
William M. O'Hara
Police Board
Wiliam A. Ford
Mes Nury
Nis
Stanley N. Clark
Port Chester
N.Y
Abert N. Clark
Gull Street
Fellowcraft Association of Ansintawne Indwe
A. F
A. M
Masonic Assembly Hall
Ansantawag Lodge
AL Fo
Armory polling place talks edge toward agreement in Stamford
Stamford officials report progress on using the State Armory as a polling site for five districts in the December 160 election. Mayor Alfred Phillips and First Selectman Charles H. Martin say objections from the National Guard drill schedule may be resolved, with two company commanders to be consulted.
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Stamford
State Armory
First
National Guard
Justice Fennel
Phillipa Atated
Marti
Dana Potter
Kiernan Harford
Weston
Gram
Norfield A Houl
Paul Tachow
Charlotte Broch
Myron Waterbury
Jayton
Broch
Rosie Karass
Irederick
Lordship Scouts Move Meeting To Friday At Fire Hall
Lordship Boy Scouts shift their weekly meeting from Tuesday to Friday evening and will meet at the Lordship Fire Hall afterwards. The planned play is postponed until after Christmas.
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Lordship Boy Scouts
Lordship Fire Hall
the Lordship Sunday School
Malcolm Ottoway
Leon Botsford
James Profzer
Cleveland
Olive
Mary Duny
Cherry Street
Tr M
Foley
Paol
M. W. Downs
Children Farm
Walter
Hartforde Joseph
Reynelde
Worram Leen
Funty
Stratford Road
Viel Cross
Red Cross
Lordship
Inxeph Ta Reynold
WF. Lathan Ate
Ro Bowen
Thomas Maddieton
Malcolm Otawny
Artrude Reynolda
Fairfled
Lowighip
Brookfield Social, Moves, and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Brookfield reports the next community social to be held at the Town hall Monday evening December Lat o'clock. Families gathered for Thanksgiving with Sheriff and Peter H. Fennel hosting visiting relatives from Newtown Bethel Danbury and more. Sisters from Des Moines and residents of Isridgeport joined local hosts in holiday quads at multiple homes.
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Brookfield
Town Hall
O'Clork
J. Howard Peck
Willam R. Hamlin
Brookfield Center
Brookfield Junction
Peter H. Fennel
John A. Carlson
Eoizabeth
Newtown
Winkfield
Haines
Bethel
George Miller
Danbury
Alice Gilbert
Long Island
Edwin Travers
John
Thornhill
John S. Thornhill
Stanley H. Weck
Margaret Yaniinsky
Fusion
Martha, Wildman
Ray Wildman
Tes Moines Tn
Daniel Murphy
Des Moines
Les Moines
Isridgeport
Murphy
Rieter Maria Rita
Monroe News Snippet Delivers Gifts and Visits
In Monroe on November 30 a birthday box of pine and fruit gifts reached Mrs Charles Powell from friends. Visitors shared Thanksgiving meals with local families including Huntley, Lewis, Beardsley, Smith, Idally, and Nelson. A Boston student enjoyed recess at home, and a hospital update noted Mr Fox Yale’s return after an arm amputation.
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Herbert Smith
Sgn
Greenwich
Mra
Edward Idaley
Miye Coreiers
Henjamin
Vdeley Vind
Chris Nelson
LTD
Atninttinen Nemanmasomne
Mills Accident An Odd Affair Declares Phelan
Westport, Nov 30. Testimony at an inquest led by Gov John J Phelan into the fatal injury of Con ainhle George Maix during special traffic duty. Witnesses disagreed on signals given by officer Mills and driver Agar, who said he could not pass on the right. Coroner to withhold ruling until witnesses clarify if any car occupants saw conflicting signals.
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Westport
Te'e@ram
Govenor
John J. Phelan
George Maix
Willemat J. Amar
ITN Wea Poth
Cis
Agars
Agar
Phean Will
Ron Mills
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Mills
First Selectman
King Manstfield
Milly
Qussy
Jannet
Mitas
Edward A. Keating
Poa
Walter Duffy
Poltene Taan Paul Tomasky
William R. Munson
Huntington News Roundup of Social Visits and School Meeting
Huntington area reports a large group walked from Bridgeport to visit Mrs. Anna Zeigler and enjoy a straw ride. The crowd includes Grace Franklin and several Powers, Zeigler family members, and local residents. Dinner hosts Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buckingham welcomed Lorraine Callen and others. A Thanksgiving gathering at the Sadler home featured several guests. The Parent Teacher Association meets tonight at Huntington school hall with Miss Mabel Valette leading the program. Additional notes list local visits, dances, and Thanksgiving guests across Huntington, White Hills, Stratford, and Waterbury.
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Norfield O
New Canaan
Cannondale
Cherys
Jer
Miss Burr
Fkaston
Joba Lunb
Helenudd
Charlotte
Wawaederwiser Holandi
Myron Watertaorfield
Frank
Menateatt
Lumen Maude
Browkch
Anne Anid
Huntington
Bridgeport
Anna Zeigler
Hunting
Teh Street
Grace Franklin
Tlelefi
Powers
Frances Powers
Ruth “Egier
Elsie Burghart
Maxa Mildred Wrenz
Rey
Carl H. Pheim
Emile Zeigler
Otto Burghart
Pshilip Kilepp
Edward J. Buckinghim
Bury
Henry A. Buckingham
White Hills
Harley Goldstot
Walnut Tree
BU Street
Willan Bowers
Adlanta
Lois Tie
Wooddsiy
Edward &. Kiewley
Habingter
Sadier
Lipton Street
Wil
Wridgeport
Momiay “Vening
Huntington School Hall
Mabel Vatenette
George Wartlett
Sford
Bean
Tivorge Shelton
Booth
Hlm
Olin Gt
Shelton
Naney Hawley
Palmer
Perendis
Sadler Hone
Ripten Street
George Pearsall
Marie Kadler
Hughue Matroim
Long HN
Anthony TO
Clarence Hobson
Stratford
M Guerre
John Wilkinson
Warren
Willam
Roger Frank
Waterbury
Irving
Charles Grima
In Toxicity Charges After Car Collision in Stamford
James Roach of Norwalk was fined 100 dollars in city court for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He collided first with a Standard Oil vehicle driven by John Denlolu of South Norwalk and then with a second car driven by Stanley Timinsky of Stamford at South and Main streets. No injuries were reported though all three vehicles were damaged.
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Stamford
James Roach
U Grand Street
Norwalk
Iiluenew
Hallar
Roach
Standard Oil Company
Obn Denlolu
Bouton Street
South Norwalk
Stanley Timinsky
Ludlow Street
Main Streets
Vara
Roach Yidanen
Norwalk Republican Women appoint committee chairs
Mrs Benjamin Andrews, new president of the Norwalk Women’s Republican association, named committee chairs including Finance Mrs George Hubbell Citizenship Mrs Alexan J. Rummier Education Honal Mrs Ress o Vickers Publicity Mrs Frank Chodyvear Years Mrs John Merriman and H Linke Music Mrs Herbert Pollard Mayor Mrs Alvin J. Wadeworth The citizenship committee will resume educational work and lead round table luncheons and discussions mid January run by the association.
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Norwalk
Telegran
Benjamin. Andrews
Woma
Republican ,Association
Inance
George. Hubbell
Alexan J. Rummier
Edugn- Honal
Ress O Vickers
Edward
Hunt'ncton
Etvic
Alfred J
Reckins
Pubiietty
Frank
John Merriman
H. Linke
Herbert
Pollard
Mator
Alvin JD. Wadeworth
Local Ridgefield Notes On Holidays And Gatherings
Miss Mary L Tebpas and Miss Helen Prentice, Hamilton High teachers, spend Thanksgiving in Massachusetts and Mystic. Notables including George G Scott Jr and Ralph B Croughley visit Ridgefield. Local church groups hold meetings December 1 and 2. Reunion at Cannondale and a play, The Great Winterson Mine, slated for December 4 at Congregational church house.
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Alpgietteld
Telgram
Mary L. Tebpas
Hamilton High Schoys
Amingham
Mass
Mise Helen Prentice
Hamilton High
Mystic
Misa Rui Lord
Robert J. Rykes
Mes.s of
New York
Guesis Methodis
George G. Scott, Jr
Danbury
Trents WM
George G. Scott
Ralph B. Croachley
Uplate University
Hamilton
C.D. Qgroughley
Fast Ridge
Walter Brundage
Fred T. Brundage
Bryon Park
Donald Cumming
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Conn
Hls
Fhe M.C. Keeer
M. 75
Vorace Waser
Conrad Rockelein
Graen H. Kasper
Igoseph Kasper
Wickapee Farm
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Congregational Church
Jennie
Catoonah Street
Ridgefield
Jesse MH. Benedict
St. Stephen's Guild
Clork
Arminion
Arel
Francis Than
Han
Cannondale
Louise Martin
Stamford
Amd
Louis Martin
KK Martin
Hidgenield
Fld Martin
Philip
George Brown
Misa Ruth Brown
New Haven
H. D. Smith
Walter SB. Smith
Thrown
Walter Smith
Clyde
Raymond
Albert Yandstram
Roswell Bacon
Sveapmeros
Winterson
Congregational Church House
Hamiltonian
Whrh
Easton Ay Wostnesry hosts Patrons of Husbandry visit
Easton area residents and Patrons of Husbandry from Potaluele Grange Newtown visit Norfield patrons on Friday evening. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Arthur Curtiss John Downs and family Denson and many locals. An auction is planned at the Bridgeport Hydrague Company tomorrow.
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Potaluele Grange
Newtown
Eaterhaield
Pomona
Bran Bibby
Arthur
Curtiss
Monran
John Downs
Denson
Easanes
Norfield
Red Vandes
Lkelon Marsh
Aurel Riman
Kenneth Tagan
Misa
Alice
Bridgeport Hydrague Company
Funeral of Constable Milla In Snow Draws Crowd
Westport November 30 funeral held for Constable George Milla who died after being struck by an automobile while directing traffic. Large crowd braved rain and snow at the Fable Peres chapel on Stai Street. Service led by Rev Edward Luka Reed and Rev Vinton W Mitchell. Knights of Pythias and Bethlehem Shep herds delegates attended. burial at Willowbrook. Also notes on local club plans and a sports shoot, plus various social items and public health updates from the area.
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Westport
George Milla
Peres Chapel
Laegrave
Edward Luka Reed
Christ Lipiscopal Church
Vinton W. Mitchell
Methodist Church
Shepherds of
George A. ‘Arrow
Harvey Barraclough
Loula Anger
Menry Mila
Charles Platt
Granville Colgar
Wilowbrook Cemetery
Doubt Man's Sanity After Court Trial
Greenwich borough court postponed cases of John Martin and Adeline Carrett, both charged with assault, for a sanity examination of Martin by Judge James I Meade. Martin's testimony prompted observation by a physician after a dispute over a trifled matter led to his arrest yesterday.
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Greenwich
John Martin
Adeline Carrett
James I. Meade
Martin
Borough Court
Notable Local Tragedy In Lower Whitey Hills District
Marco Fioceto, 6, of Lower Whitey Hills district, died by self inflicted gunshot yesterday. He had long health problems including throat troubles. He and his family moved to California years ago but found little relief. Survived by wife and two sons. Funeral arrangements by T. E. Donovan, city funeral director, to be announced.
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Shelton
Marco Fiocetlo
Lower Whity Hills
Frocello
Long HD Avenue
Ws Health
Calfornia
Uetle Relet
T. E. Donovan
Fray
Creditors Meet Today Over Norwalk Candy Shop Insolvency
Norwalk creditors of the Norwalk Candy Shop at 49 Wall Street will meet Monday to act on insolvency. George Notlis is the principal owner. Claims total about 9000 dollars while assets reach around 2000 dollars, with 2750 in notes secured by a conditional mortgage.
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Norwalk
Wall Street
George Notls
Danbury Couple Feted On Golden Wedding Anniversary
Danbury residents Mr and Mrs Charles M Johnson observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception at Sweriab Congregational church. They were the city's first Swedish couple to reach age fifty, and a purse of gold was presented.
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Danbury
Charles M. Johnson
Terre Haute Road
Sweriab Congregational Church
Johnson
Wilbur N. Nyline
Charlea Peterson
Sweden
Norwalk Coroner Reserves Ruling in Trolley Death
Norwalk November 30 Coroner John J Phelan reserved his decision after an inquest into the death of Mrs Helen Keller 74 of Elizabeth Street South Norwalk who was struck by a trolley on Railroad Avenue Wednesday morning Eyewitnesses were lacking but testimony suggested she crossed in front of the alley just as the car started Motorman Edward N Godfrey 34 years on the job testified he did not see her Medical examiner Dr Samuel Huntington said the rear wheel may have passed over her Several witnesses including workers from Southern New England Telephone and New Haven road were called The inquest adjourned without a verdict
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Normvalk
John J. Phelan
Helen Keller
Elizabeth Street
South Norwalk
Railroad Avenue
Ramuel H. Huntington
Eyward N. Godfrey
Troley
Agv
Gton
Ciod
Frey
Otto
Fanmerthal
River
Thomas
Konner
Southern New England Telephone Company
Conrad Ryan
New Haven Road
Louis Ferrino
Mary Underhill
Lawrence Street
Covenrr Phelan
Seek 10 ascertain owner of gun in Stamford murder
Stamford November 3. The murder of Tenry Teedd of Bond Street by a 438 calibre revolver remains unsolved. Police hope to prove ownership of the revolver found on the lawn of Harry H. Martin of Forest Street by identifying a suspect. Townes of Worth Street has denied the shooting and William Wilson of Pacific Street was held near the Stamford Linden Line.
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Stamford
Hy Telerams
Tenry Teedd
Bond Street
Harry H. Martin
Forest Street
Lastev
Award Townes
Worth Street
Wredd
Aewures Wilam Wilson
Pacificstreat
Poles
Stamfordlinden
Veteran Fireman Leads Groundbreaking at Fort Trumbull Fire House
Miford Fire Department marks milestone as 80-year veteran Pop Shipley breaks ground for a new Fort Trumbull Fire House costing about 130000, to be built by Libby and Howarth of Devon. Shipley, organizer of Chem Company No. 2 and long-time Milford fire technician, is honored for decades of service. Building to be bungalow style 52 by 40 with living quarters, slated for completion in three months.
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MERD
Teles
Fort Trumbull Beach
Miford Fire Department
Mehier
Mort 'T Tha
Pop Bhite
Hismas Frends
Hewis
Chem!ompany No. 2
Fort Trubull
Ie Sran
Community Fire Fights
Wireman
Shipley
Phoenix Volunteer Fire Company
Waterbury
New York
Roeter
Milford
Fort Trumbull
Ceverwl
Fort Trumbull Company
Shiptoy
Board of Fire Commissionara
Hhe
Fort Trumuly
Libby and
Howarth
Devon
Sboum
Devon Improvement Association Plans Dinner and Meeting
Devon news notes a regular Devon Improvement association meeting Monday evening with a social program. December 8 plans a dinner at Indian River Rest Milford. Also reports St Andrew Episcopal Mission consecration on Bridgeport Ave. and Connecticut Light and Power public inspection of Devon Power Station December 6 until 4.0
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Devon
Devon Improvement Association
Indian River
Milford
E. C. Acheson
Yartford
St. Andrew
Bridgeport
G. Everett Knollmey
St. Peter's Church of
Acheson
Connecticut Light and Power
Anis Jacex
New England
Painful rheumatic neuritis advertised remedy Dona
An advertisement promotes dona as a treatment for rheumatic neuritis and shoulder pain. It urges keeping hands out of cold water, warming the shoulders, and following the directions on the age. Weldona claims to have helped thousands and suggests purchasing from druggists.
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Dona
Weldona
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