Newtown Fire Department Leader Appoints Fire Police Group
Newtown Hook and Ladder company leaders plan fire duty for selected fire police to work without nonmembers. Appointees include Marlson Northrop Smuth Keating Wright Glover with authority to arrest if needed. Meeting to organize a smoke room event on December 21 references local home and committee members. Roadwork progress noted by selectmen as Queen Street and other avenues improve after rains.
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Newtown
Dee
Newtown Hook and Ladder Company
Futursa
Gannon
Fire Company
Fire Police
Moyles
Tudse PH
McCourtnsy
Moray
Snal Orringenen
Indre Pott McCarthy
John
Northrop
John J. Cabill
Ison P Smith
Queen Street
Bout Town
Easton Sewing Club elects officers for coming year
Easton Dec 10 special reports the Happy Go Lucky 4H Sewing Club elected President Miss Helen Freeborn, Secretary Miss Elizabeth Kardos, and Treasurer Miss Lilian Hoffan. A dance under Easton Volunteer Fire Company auspices is planned for Saturday. Members note high school honors for Lorintha Hull and Natalie Marsh at Warren Harding in Bridgeport.
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Easton
Happy Go Lucky
Mary Turney
Peart
Helen Freeborn
Elizabeth Kardos
Lilian Hoffan
Easton Volunteer Fire Company
The
Lee Methodist Church
Arthur Bush
Lorintha Hull
Natalie Marsh
Warren Harding High School
Bridgeport
CE. Westerberg
Carl Parker
Ernest Jaycox
Sherwood Lamb
Milford
Floward Silliman
Hridgenort
Stamford Man Sued Over $9500 Bottles Case
In Brooklyn a suit filed before Judge John W. Banks seeks damages of $9,500 from Mon trop Bickart Stamford a dealer in salt drinks for delivery of bottles. The defense claims not all merchandise was delivered and some received was defective. Trial resumes next Tuesday.
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Williams- Burgh Stopper Company
Brooklyn
Burs
Montrop
Bickart Stamford
Dewer
John W. Banks
Bickart
Shelton Whopping Cough Epidemic Shakes Local Schools
Shelton reports a rising epidemic of whooping cough and measles in the city, hitting lower grades hardest. Health officials urge care, throat checks, and parental cooperation as nurses monitor students and schools seek to limit spread before winter ends.
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Shelton
Women Auxiliary aids Stratford family with shoes and garments
An unusually productive meeting of the Women s Auxiliary of the Community church provided special contributions toward shoes for a fatherless Stratford family of six and completed garments for them. The group voted to pause meetings until after the holidays and hosted a luncheon. The Camp Fire Girls began a dolls project for Stratford children at their leader s home. Local residents entertained guests from Iceranton and Clarke Mills as election of officers for the coming year looms at the Lordship Fire Company annual meeting in the Fire Hall.
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Lordship
Community Church
Curt Seydewirtz
Poplar Street
Stratford
Christine Bunting
Charlea Steinmetz
Iceranton
Robert E. Fisher
Fourth Avenue
Pauline Street
W. M. Baird
Berooklyn
Louis C. Nunnald
L. W. Hopkins
Finch
Norwalk
Malcolm Ottaway
Stratford Land
John Hayes
Clarke Mills
N. Y
Lordship Fire Company Incorporated
Fire Hall
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promises Relief From Constipation
An advertisement claims Kellogg's ALL-BRAN cures chronic constipation and prevents related diseases. It promises permanent relief or a refund, notes a nutty flavor, and suggests daily use two tablespoons with meals. Made in Battle Creek Michigan and sold by grocers and hotels.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
Stratford Grass Fires Keep Stratford Firemen Busy
Grass and brush fires swept Stratford amid dry conditions with outbreaks near South Avenue and Sherwood Place and near Avon Park. Firefighters responded to random blazes across town, though damage was limited.
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Stratford
South Avenue
Sherwood Place
Avon Park
Fifth wedding anniversary celebrated in Huntington
Mr and Mrs John West quietly celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary at their Huntington street home on Wednesday Several gifts and flowers were received The Lavery Member canvas of the Congregational church will be held Sunday December 13 with members at home to receive callers The church expenses total about 1450 dollars for the year with 750 dollars from invested funds leaving the rest to be pledged Also a reception at Howard S Hawleys home is planned Tracy McEwen of White Hills is expanding his farm buildings Arthur McEwen Jr ill at home with measles The Blue Ribbon Junior sewing class met with George Arundell leader new member Louis Kollar was voted in They plan an all day meeting December 30 Farm Bureau meeting attracted sixteen women The sale by the St Pauls Episcopal church guild was a success clearing about 75 dollars Rubin Schneider donated five cords of standing wood to Congregational church and offered use of his team for hauling it.
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Huntington
John West
Hame
Huntington Street
Congregational Church
Howard
Hawley
Tracy McEwen
White Hills
Arthur McEwen, Jr
Blue Ribbon
George Arundell
Louiss Kollar
Farm Bureau
Helen Clark
Bureau
Charles W. Goldapink
St. Paul's Eostopal Church
Rubin Schneider
Albert EK. Johnsen
Connecticut Avenue
Bridgeport
Johnson
Post Road
Tfenry A. Studwell
Washington Avenue
Stamford
Riverside Avenue
Francia P. Dunnigan
Frank Dennett
Connecticut Company
Dunnigan
Compe Engine Company
Dennett
Vimiant Engine Company
Jerry P. Keehan
Leo Keehan
John Glynn
John Burke
Lee
van Valkenburg
Yey
First Selectman
King W. Mansfield
State Street
Hil
Matthias
American Legion
Woman’s Auxiliary
William Matthias
John Keene
Donald Crawford
Morris Burr
Anthony Joye
Herman Hasnon
May Trurr
John Godillot
Alberta Jennings
Lionel Alcorn
Mary Crawford
Grace Carter
Tha 2
Keene
Town Hall
Edmund C. Smith
Leon Hunt
Daniel P. McKenna
Leslie Sniffen
M. H. Cowley
Parent-Teachers’ Association of Bedford School
Ernest Jennings
Marlon Edwards
Edward B. Bradley
Charles Cutler
Arthur Tetts
Charles Kemper
Eugene McKenna
Westport
Westport Norwalk youths in road battle yield fines
Judge John F. Godillot fined five Norwalk youths for a roadside brawl at Herbert Beers roadside stand on the Fost road in Greena Farms. Three received suspended jail terms. two others paid fines without costs. One breach of peace charge was dismissed. Other cases included a Waterbury man missing a court appearance and several drivers fined for liquor and road violations. The story also notes upcoming fire department elections and local civic meetings.
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Westport
Bec
John F. Godillet
Norw Wil
Herbert Beers
Fost Road
Greena Farms
James Goldrick
Joseph Dagan
Eugene O'Grady
Carl Singerwald
John Nolan
William Hallacy
Beers
Tydge Godillot
Norwalk
Dredging funding eyed by Board of Finance vote
The Board of Finance recommends an appropriation of 3000 dollars to dredge the west channel of the Saugatuck River, an item overlooked in the rush to publish the original meeting warning. Community notices report engagements and illness updates among local residents, including Miss Helen G Russell and Stanton Grey engagement, and various hospital recoveries.
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Board of Finance
Saugatuck
Helen G. Russell
Stanton Grey
New Haven
Russell
Horace Mann School
New York City
Charity Inciano
Staples High School
Efla Beale
Mansfield
Mass
Henry Parks
Greens Farma
Wilbur C. Sturges
Lincoln Street
Cusack
Ita
State Street
Brooklyn
Henry Laubscher
Bridgecort
Harry B. O'Connell
Memorial window gifts and church officers in Stamford
Stamford December 10 special report states The First Congregational church elected officers including W T O'Brien deacons Dr Francis Kingsbury Henry Schenck clerk Henry J Fuller treasurer Arthur M Taylor assistant treasurers Howard Baird and Clarence W Palmer benevolences auditor Herbert Brown superintendents Mrs Henry C Richards and Clarence Mix director of flower guild Mrs A L Tinker Thirty three new members were received bringing total membership to 631 The prior Rev Alfred Grant Walton announced memorial windows were presented by Homer S Cummins the Fessenden family FR B Hoyt Frank Kirk and Bennett Kirk A budget of 14534 was adopted for 1925 26 and receipts for the year were 17646 99 Also notes Back Again Frank Clark of Keene NH freed after 30 days for vagrancy is re arrested for intoxication and breach of peace Henry Rubin arrested for alleged obtaining money under false pretences released to counsel Catillo Gentile in Mill River street remains serious after truck collision but expected to recover.
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Stamford
First Congregational Church
W. T O’brien
Francis Kingsbury
Henry Schenck
Flenry J. Fuller
Arthur M. Taylor
Howard Baird
Clarence W. Palmer
W . Goulden
Herbert Brown
Henry C. Richards
Clarence &. Mix
Flower Guild
A. L. Tinker
Alfred Grant Walton
Homer 8. Cummines
Fessenden
B. Hoyt
Frank Kirk
Bennett Kirk
Frank Clark
Keene
N. H
Henry S. Rubin
W. B. Hall
New Haven
Catillo Gentile
Mill River Street
West Main Street
Redding Notes Move at Putnam Park and Board Actions
In Redding on December 10 special items report Mr. and Mrs. C Judd have moved to the caretakers home at Putnam Park. An all day meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary is set for Mrs P Sanford's on Wednesday afternoon. A Friendly Society meeting lands at Mrs W F Regeneau's Saturday. Girls plan dresses for crippled children in a Newington hospital. School Board votes to transfer fifth and sixth grades from Ridge to Hill School to ease overcrowding. Arthur Burr will transport the pupils on extra runs. Assessors meet at Town Hall, tax list prepared by Mrs Aaron Sanford shows 590 subjects. Illnesses lapse as Mrs Ed Ryan and daughter recover from pneumonia. Stuart Boodie of Hartford visits his mother Ella Boodie. Gustave Bergquist, George O Sanford, and others attend a Baston Grange chicken supper. Robert Rowland of South Norwalk, Miss Jessica Sanford and Miss Emma Gregory visit EB Sanford family.
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Redding
Ridge School
Hill School
Arthur Burr
Ridge
Lonetown
George Sanford
George Banks
Zalmon Read
Aaron Sanford
Ed. Ryan
Delaney
Stuart Boodie
Hartford
Ella Boodie
Gustave Bergquist
George O. Sanford
Girls' Friendly Society supper and Dickens lecture
In Brookfield on Saturday evening the Girls' Friendly Society plans a supper in St Pauls Sunday school room at 6 15 followed by a lecture by Mrs. D Frank Stevens on Girls of Dickens at 7 45 All are invited A Community social featured a stereopticon lecture on Dr Cook's Arctic Expedition by Rev Charles B Carpenter with music by Mabel Anderson and Gerald Dean A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Klubko Center December 7 The body of Bruce Nearing formerly of Brookfield was brought here for burial in Center cemetery Tuesday
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Brookfield
Dr. Cook
Farc
Carpenter
Misa Mabel Anderson
Gerald Dean
Merrymakers' Club
John Klubko
Center
Bruce Nearing
New Milford Hospital
Center Cemetery
Mr. Nearing
Devon Rev Guggenheim Named Pastor of Union Church
Devon Union church members at their annual meeting elected Rev William J. Guggenheim as pastor for the coming year. The by law changes end annual pastor elections, and officers including clerk Henry M. Hanks collector Walter F. Fladd treasurer Otto Franck and board members were chosen. Sun day school superintendent B C Faris was named, and the annual parish supper was eliminated. Evangelical society trustees were elected: Mrs G W Armstead and Otto Franck for three years.
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Devon
Stev. Willam J. Guggenheim
Henry M. Hanks
Lewis P
Baldwin
Walter EF
Fladd
Otto Franck
Walter ©. Smith
B. R Andrus
Board of Deacons
Folltowme
H. M. Hanks
Herbert Peterson
B. C. Faris
C. W. Oviatt
W. BE. Placid
T. J. Lauridson
Lewis’ P. Baldwin
Ladies Aid Society
Evangelical Society
G. W. Armsatead
William Pearson
Stratfield Church Society to Present Play
Stratfield December 14 special. The Christian Endeavor society of Stratfield Baptist church will stage a three act comedy The Deacon's Second Wife at the church in a few weeks. Cast lists include Malvina Fitz Florence Pearson Deacon Barachitas Fitz and many others.
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Stratfield
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Stratfield Baptist Church
Malvina Fitz
Florence Pearson
Barachitas Fitz
William Steeven
Milton George Washington Fitz
Joseph Strolin
Nancy Mellissa Fitz
Katherine Churchill
Mrs. Brown
Edna Ahlin
John B. Bullock
Seabury Toyona
Bullock
Muriel Beers
Dorothy Bullock
Ruby Whittaker
Hartney Bull
William Cooper
Ernest Rench
Burling Naramore
Philippis Ganoboge
Walter Davis
Leola Lyons
Kate Rollins
Miss Lyons
Margaret Chhurchill
William Walton
Carl Chirchill
Lincoln School
Young Lanes Society of the Baptist Church
Clifford Beardsley
Jackman Avenue
Piles Quick Relief via Internal Medicine Claim
An advertisement claims internal medicine cures for piles, disputing ointments and suppositories as ineffective. It credits Dr J da Leonhardt with a remedy called HEMROID, tested in 2000 cases with 98 percent success, sold with a money back guarantee through Hindley’s and Laverty Prog Stores.
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J da
Leonhardt
Hindley's
Laverty
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