Ellen Clark heads Auxiliary of the A
Mrs Ellen Clark was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary No 50 A O H at a Monday night meeting in the club room 161 Washington Avenue Others chosen include Vice President Mrs Mary Butin recording Secretary Jeannette Clark financial Secretary Gertrude Walsh treasurer Lenora Walsh mistress at arms Filsie Sixton weather Loretta Lynch chairman of the standing committee Officers will be installed in January
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Clark
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Washington Avenue
Mary Butin
Jeannette Clark
Gertrude Walsh
Lenora Walsh
Filsie Sixton
Loretta Lynch
Bridget Toohey
Million wasted in use of coal, architect says
Bridgeport citizens heard a talk by K B Boyd on heat economies and coal waste. He cited ten million tons of buckwheat coal wasted yearly and urged better use of appliances and new tests to cut household coal bills in half.
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Bridgeport
Citiens
Kickerbocker Boyd
American Institute of Architects
Stratfiord Hatel
FE G Southey
Bridgeport Architect
Sssociation
Conne
Anthropite Econonics Company
Loan manager sentenced to prison for four years
In Superior Court Judge William M Maltbie accepted guilty pleas from Walter M Keeler of Baltimore for embezzling 21000 from Beneficial Loan Company of Stamford. Keeler received from four to five years in state prison. James Sexton of Norwalk, musician, faced aggravated assault charges and received a suspended six month sentence. Lugene Shantey of Fairfield was jailed for three months for assault on Fred N Schnell.
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William M Maltbie
Walter M Keeler
Baltimore
Comepany
Stamford
James Sexton
Norwalk
Hubert Ferris Ingles
Lugene Shantey
Fairfield
Fred N Schnell
Celticaully 1
Obituaries and funeral notices from Stratford and nearby towns
Funeral services for Catherine Noonan and Catherine Reardon were held from local homes and churches with high masses of requiem. Burial in St Michael's cemetery followed. pallbearers named. Other obituaries note Martha Mills, Patrick Bayhen, Thomas Flint, Adam Schempf, Thomas Hall, Augusta Hugo, and related services with local clergy and choirs. Burial sites include Union and Lakeview cemeteries.
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Catherine Noonan
Patrick Noonan
Martha A Mills
Charles H Milla
Thomas W Flint
Civir
Blahoplins
Howe
Heviow Diwis
Pastor Honored by Parish Members
Reverend Frank A Heomer received a $675 purse and a traveling bag from parishioners after completing tenure at the first Tarshyteran church. The presentation honored his service and dedication to the congregation.
Flat Entry Reported at Bishop Avenue
James Vullbag informs police of a burglary at 21 Bishop Avenue as detectives say the door was jimmied open overnight yesterday. The incident details remain under investigation by local authorities.
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James Vullbag
Bishop Avenue
Funeral notices for Mary Jackson Witt and Mary Craddock
The funeral for Mrs Mary Jackson Witt of Percy Jackson Street will be held tomorrow at 60 from Gannon funeral home on John Street and at Sacred Heart church. Mrs Mary Craddock widow of Jeremiah Craddock of Parrott Avenue died Monday afternoon at St Vincent’s Hospital following an operation. she was known in the North End and survived by two sons and three daughters. Funeral arrangements are not completed.
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Fairie @ avenue
Patrick J Bayhen
Madison Avenue
Patrick's Church
J. Lynch
M J. Thompson
C M_ Hosey
Mary Kelly
St Michael's Cemetery
Tather Lynch
Beloinemp
Mydurn Woodmen of
Patrck Brien
Jassus Quinn Daniel Sheehan
Jeremiah Hagerty
William Harley
Daniel Hannon
Adam Schempf
Tidgeport
Adam Sehempp
Sherwood Avenue
Anelee
Germany
Aclock
Lakeview Cemetery
Mary Jackson Witt
Percy Jackson
Norman Street
Gannon
John Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fuital
Michiely
Mary Craddock
Jeremiah Criddark
Wi Parrott Avenue
St Vincent's
Crad
Lu Kh
Cflos
Harry (Raddock — Phree
Louis HE Fays
Jronxville
Georke
Baviy
Ries Florence Craddock
Mia George
New Catholic Church to Be Dedicated at St. Joseph’s
Announcement of dedication services for a new Catholic church on Madigan Avenue. Rev John J. Nilan of Hartford is named as probable celebrant for the solemn high mass at 7 30 PM with vespers benediction and a sermon to follow on December 21.
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St. Joseph's & C. Chuch
Madigan Avenue
John J. Nilan
Hishop
Hartford
Expert criticizes U S naval defense cuts
William B. Shearer, naval expert and inventor, told the National Security League board that U S sentimentality over scrapping armaments has left America with a weaker 6 4 1 ratio under the treaty. He argued the United States ceased building a superior battleship type and that rivals have expanded their navies while Washington spent about 500 million dollars in good faith toward peace.
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New York
William B. Shearer
National Security League
Bankers’ Club
America
Great Britain
Shearer
Washington
Japan
United States
Restrictions Cited in Court Over Southfield Point Plan
Judge John R. Booth heard Bob Andrews of Southfield Point Stamford testify in a suit seeking a permanent injunction to stop a $1,000,000 office building that would obstruct Long Island Sound from a $60,000 residence. Andrews claimed the development was to be residential with no commercial structures and single family homes only. He admitted past keeping of poultry on the estate but said he stopped when warned he might violate restrictions. The case resumes tomorrow morning.
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John R. Booth
Superorcout
Bob Andrews
Southfield Point
Stamford
Southfield Pont Company
Long Island Sound
Andrews
Andeus
Southfield
Girl's misstatement used to refute testimony in damages case
In Superior court Miss Fae Wise 19 and a Stamford woman Miss Lilian Berger alleged auto crash recklessness by driver Joshe Salloway. Wise testified she signed a statement admitting Berger drove at a very slow speed but she later said she signed it to shield Berger. She claimed Berger was actually reckless. case against Salloway proceeds to the jury after all evidence was submitted.
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Superior Court
Oid Fae Wise
Ford
Ihe
Misa Wise
Lilian Berger
Stamford
Berger
Josh Salloway
Miss Berger
Salloway
Miss Wise
Christopher L Avery
Countess Breaks Ribs in Fall From Horse
The Countess of Suffolk and Berkshire Marguerite Hyde Leiter of Chicago, visiting Terrary Gloucestershire, suffered two broken ribs after tumbling from her horse while rising near the town.
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Terrary
Gloucestershire
Suffolk
Berkshire
Dais
Marguerite Hyde Leiter
Chicago
City man hired out to farmer finds place to stay all night
A city man out of work is hired to a farmer. At four in the morning the hired man is called to breakfast but leaves saying he will find a place to stay all night. The farmer shouts for him to return, but the man refuses to work and heads off down the road.
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Bick
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S. Silver
Main ST
Vacuette Distributing Co
Gonn
Boyd
Byrne
Yven
Catherine Reardon
Patrick Reardon
Park Avenue
Mr. Gannon, Inc
Hugh Catrig
Thomas Driscelleine
Molly Daly Ogren
God
John Donahue
Thomas Reardon
John McLaughlin
John_ and
Maurice Dwyer
George Scanlon
Martha A. Mills
Patrick J. Bayhen
Thomas W. Flint
Adam Schempp
Thomas Hall
Allin Street
Stratford
Augusta Rose Hugo
Fae
Augusta
Hugo
Adam Hugo
Ida
Une
Hinley and
Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Greg Genetery
Mary Jackson
Mrs. Mary Gradac
U. S
Irdlinges
OF Business
Charmeuse
Bolivia
Seison
Beason
Che
Cash Bargain
I Eagle Condensed Milk
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