Fruit Growers of State Hold 33rd Meet Tomorrow
The 33rd annual Connecticut fruit growers gathering will feature a fruit exhibit with nearly 400 prizes across classes including table fruit, jams, and wines. Speakers from New York, Connecticut, and New England will present on spraying, pest control, and orchard development as the group plans a dinner at Bond Hotel and a Get together at Hotel Band.
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Fruit Growers OF State
Bond Hotel
Hartford
Ulin
Society
Cord. spiviai Teature _ tvs
Smic Armosy
A. J. Bardys
Hudson
Edwin W W. Mitchell
New York State Horticultural Society
New Hampshire Agricultural College
New England
George A. Crow
G PB. Clinton
Connectiouy Agricultural | College
Conncericute
W. H. Darrow
Connecticut
Rontreling
Philip Garn
Tim Replcy
Will
Paul Meco
South Newngland
Ted Bo
R.A. van ‘Maver
Massachusetts
Agriculural
Sig
Isa
Darien News Roundup From Noroton Heights And Nearby
Local residents at Collender's Point and Vanderbilts Hotel in New York mingle through social events and visits. Notables include Mrs Lyn ford M Dickenson and Anita Melanix with various relatives. A barn dance at Ernest Crofoot’s barn drew many residents, with Rev William Sinnott preaching at the Noroton Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bain
Zeigt
Lynford M. Dickenson
Collender’s Point
New York City
Vanderpilt Hotel
Vie
Anita Melanix
Gardner Sitter Neroton
Shen
New Canaan
Ludith Cantrell
Os Vial
New Ib
Catherine Holby
New
Rochelle
Ne Yu
Davis Balkard
Maple Sireet
Lois Gillette
Teaghur
New Mavenafer Y Siel
Devenport
Slams
Ambrose
Noroton
Wieter
Relph
Long
Esidants
Heights
Anne Woods
Joseph Woods
Ernest Crofcote
Losteeses
Fiuzel Crofoot
Dorothy Smith
Elizabeth DeCourcy
Beatrice Schrader
Barbara Rohr
Marjorie Sparks
Messers
Donald Burgeeser
William Sin¢tlatr
Presbyterian Church
North Srapakoatsatjonel
Fairfield High School Fire Danger Threatens Closure
Stratford Rec. 11 report details a fire trap in the Fairfield High School attic and blocked corridors. Officials warn the state Education Department could withhold funds or close the school if town inaction continues, while frustration grows over facilities and safety.
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Payrfield
State Department of “Education
Stats
Tonsa
Sthodla
Smith
Tocwl Tech
Davia Jetter
Scugenté
Davis
Tyne
John WW. Perry
Menihere
Yrysielan
le Ee
Poole
Smithr
Berry Alan Geemin
John E. Perry
ecHoal
Tows
Business Lim School
Danbury School Board Veteran William Lane Dies
William B. Lane, longtime Danbury town school committee member for 35 years and former chairman, died suddenly at home. A Democrat, he ran the family shoe business and resigned from the committee in 1921. Survived by wife, six children, a sister in Bridgeport, and several grandchildren, his funeral will be held at St Joseph's Church with attendance from current school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Wiliam
Lane
Ale
Danbury
Sehoal Voramtter
Reuy
Enights of Columbus
Nir Whing
Howard T. Lewis
Sriugeport
Willum D. Lane
New York
John FE. Tan
Chicago
Walter J. Turney
James MocNapari
Bridgeport
Katherlne Law
St. Toseph's Church
George A. Laneales
Daybury
Fuera
Wilbo
St Joseph's Church
Beard
Mrs Walker Elected Head of Community Club
Mrs Herbert Walker was elected president of the Community Club at the annual meeting held Monday evening at the lodge. Other officers include Mrs George Cruur er, treasurer Mrs Ry Twucas, secretary John Nahoney, and committee members Mr B S Benen and Mrs J Walker. The club reported prosperity in membership and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonty Hib
Iseer
Gordag Ye Eal
Herbert Walker
Proaidaant
George Cruurer
Ry Twucas
John Nahoney
House Cans Mines
B.S. Benen
J. Walker
Mra. SG
G. A. Dongins Waoich
Muin St
Borie View Baum
Milford church annual supper and meetings announced
Milford December events include the First Congregational church annual supper and officers election for Van Yorn camp with a parade by Norman 5 harklog and George Va flora catig. A Firemen’s and Ladies’ Auxiliary supper follows at Fors Trum kul Mead, with dancing after. Tickets for the New Year’s Eve concert and ball are being sold by Milford police, with预计 sale funds earmarked for department projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Tay
Lely
Mies Marlal
Aluhil
Givixien
Norman
George Va Flora Catig
Vererius
Jecal
Calumbus
Louden
Waterbury
Sipper
Wiaposalorie
Vaglode Department
van Yorn
Iere
Piremen's and Ladies' Auxiliary Association
Fors Trumkul Mead
Sx Te Oht
Milford Polke
MB. Fowler
Miltara
Bridgeport Reporter Crashes With Norwalker Vehicle
In Norwalk on December 11 a Bridgeport reporter’s car collided with a Norwalker car. The Bridgeport vehicle, owned by Bradbury Crullen Co. of Bridgeport, had a broken rear wheel a sticking door and a tool box damaged. The Norwalker car belonged to Munice Deforest Loglarood, a wealthy Nowwaolle resident on Monras Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Spacat
Bradbury Crullen Company
Pbridgeport
Munice Deforest Loglarood
Nowwaolle
Monras Street
Bridgeport Macking
Estate Completes Distribution to Keeler Heirs
In Nodal on December 11 special notices state Rutherford Ballou Keeler and Mrs Inezry Brown were granted probate for the late Edwin Guisieay Keeler ex lieutenant governor. Two children receive one hundred thousand dollars each as appraisers Kent and Samuel L Wood named.
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Gdm
Edwin Guisieay Keeler
Hirm
Rutherford Ballou Keeler
Inezry Brown
Tenney
Brookfield and visitors note at local meeting
Brookfield residents and visitors are noted in a town report. Jonn W. Smith gives an address with Seymour Manufacturing Company of Torrington. Frederick Wheeler and daughter Milfred of Stratford visited Saturday. Mrs Miles Alaby and daughter Marjorie joined Brookfield folk in Danbury. Herbert Lake and family moved from their summer center home to Danbury for winter. Plans are made for a British Empire chambers of commerce congress in London next year in connection with the Empire Exhibition.
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Brookfeld
Heeth
Jonn W. Smith
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Torrington
Frederick Wheeler
Milfred
Stratford
Miles Alaby
Marjorie
Brookfield
Danbury
Herbert Lake
Center
Congress of Chambers of Commerce of
London
Milford Awaits State Action on New Bridge
Milford officials await the state’s decision on funding and timing for a new bridge at Indian River. The town may issue about $15,000 in bonds to cover its share of the project, with state and town engineers evaluating the site and work start dates. The existing arch bridge, built two decades ago, has a significant crack and requires stabilization before any reconstruction. Local Selectman Wright Hausteal said town authorities have not been advised on plans or deadlines from the state.
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Milford
Indian River
Tgherny
Syed
Lucy
Iy Puthuamp & Wieder
Gale Thein
Tai Tare
Enginewris Corps
Bate
Wyyaur
Wink J
Chark Snuth
James McCarthy
Wally
Selectman Haute AL
Merwin
Newtown GOP Women Hear Mrs Meehan Talk
Newtown Connecticut GOP women hold meeting at Miss Susco Beudder residence on Main Street. Mrs Frank Maghan of Redum discusses women work. Hawley School event reviewed by W Ward Ireland. Third grade demonstration planned at Sandy Hook School next Monday. Councilman Beardsley of Malt Street notes Connecticut Paleontological Society events. Sudden death of Francis Talley mourned by community. funeral held at St Rose’s Church in Newtown with mass follows.
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Newtown
Dee
Speeinn
Telecom
Prilor
Susco
Beudder
Main Street
Prank Maghan Af Redum
Uellery
Snectel
Board of Education
Nat
Wee Ld
Hawley School
Ing
W. Ward Ireland
Youngling
MGI AM Lotf
Te Aehnoly
Saandy Houk
Agford Cn
Charles
Beards
Connrellenat Pomological Society
Hartford
Beardgley
Arthur J. Smith
Thoyres F
Ley
Plain
Franeta T.alley
St. Raphael's Hospital
New
Haven
Alen Mosday
Baskek
Tie Hospital
New Leven
Milas Fy
Arenee Batley
St. Rose's Church
Newluwe
St Rose's Church
Benani
Fairfield High School Dance at the Ritz Christmas
Fairfield High School plans its annual Christmas dance at the Ritz on December 8 under the supervision of Principal Smith and two faculty members. The senior class has hosted the event for nine years, generating social activity and funds for the school.
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Fairfield High School
Valreteln
Bec
Smith
Mempere
Janien
Chalringa
Perseila Clarke
Gladve
Shelton Man Fined and Treated for Animal Cruelty
City court judge Shapiro fined the Shelton man 825 and cost for cruelty to animals and 75 for breach of peace. The tale of events plus a community gathering at Conger a church parlors and a Heart and Thon program were reported with recaps of local social events and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Man
Mra Ciladys
Harre
George Reule
Naire Wien
M. Arnest Ot
Mere Sebulloy
Mes Willits Piner
Washington Park
Methodiat
T Holmes
MoTines Manufacturing Company
Avery
N Heaven Superior Court
Etalon
Brinsmade to be buried in Trumbull today
Funeral arrangements for Wile Liam Ay Brinsmade note he was 68, a longtime Trumbull resident and church member. Services will be held at the Trumbull Congregational church today at 2:30 PM, with burial in Grinsmade Cemetery. He died at Wediede hospital after a prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Ay Geinsmade
Trumhaull
Trumbull
Pupil Organized Rally in Ridgefield Tent Fight
Pupils in Ridgefield organize a tent meeting to address local school control. The event features Egg nests and cherry trees mentioned, with a note on damages to gardens and orchards by caterpillars. The piece hints at farm ventures and possible relocation of Mr. Tivker to Danbury.
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Ridgefield
Haduepielo
Dee
Tuoana Delasranrd
aAgent Clise
Hae
Yuna
Danny
Sander Bullard
East Notwalk
Tivker
Danbury
Woern
Bond Order Sets Iron Works Receiver in Norwalk
Claims against the Norwalk Iron Works receiver case must be filed by February 8 in the Norwalk office of H. F. Havens, receiver. Judge Edwin Thomas of the U S District Court approved a $10,000 bond for Havens. Norwalk office to be established this week.
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Peesons
Edwins. Thomas
United Stated District Court
Nor
Himar FY. Havens
Norwalk
Havena
Als
Norwalie
Bridgeport Man Dies After Carbolic Acid Incident
A Bridgeport resident died after taking carbolic acid in the yard of a host’s home. Medical examiner Dr. William Donaldson stated the man had been dead since the previous night or early morning, suggesting suicide. The deceased, about 40 years old, recently moved from Latrobe, and he left no note. Pocket watch and papers showed prior U.S. service. money was found on him. Authorities notified the coroner and morgue attendants.
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Bal
Bridgeport
Stratford
United
Wysocki Cem div
Hezekiah
R Hiwood
Donald Agners
Beldger
Hunters fined for rabbit hunting without license
Special to the Telegram reports three Harrison men William H Pairenid Palmer Ella George A Tanorenda and John BiliuNo were fined for hunting on Sunday without a non resident hunting license and for possessing rifles while accompanied by Frank Zipolla New Fairfield. Game Wardens Taylor and Foster fined the trio and investigated deer slaughter suspicions in the New Fairfield woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tustica
William H. Paireniid
Patride Palmeriella
George A. . Tanorenda
John BiliuNo
Harrison
Frank Zipolla
New Fairfield
New Fairfield Woods
Henry M. ‘Faytor
Ephraim Foster
New, Fairfield
Una
Nursing lessons aid farm groups across towns
Manbately Tes. 17. say to the ergogram Tur airfield County Farm Bureau conducts four series of home nursing sessions in towns with no depot meetings. Demonstrations draw large, interested groups led by Miss Beth Macdonald of the Connecticut Agriculture Extension. An all day lesson at Middle River district senora house Danbury, open to residents of Middle River and King Street, marks a weeklong series on the outskirts of Manbury with sessions at Red Building Ridge and Beaver Brook district ending Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manbatey
Tur Airfield
County Farm “Bureau
Vera
Beth Macdonald
KR. N
Senoa
Danbury
Macdonald
Middle River
King Sieet
Manbury
Redlding Ridge
Beaver
Devon 3C Big Five Basketball Opens Season with Match
Devon A C clubhouse hosts opening game Wednesday December 72 with Devon 3 C Big Five lineup Lewis Liebold Ghendier Baldwin Scollina Shapman Riyse Poxall facing Bridgeport Separates. Juniors also play preliminary match with Bridgeport boys club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon A. Uy
Bridgeport Boys Club
Grahar
Bulley
Marsh
Cos
Noval Ang
Devon Hose Company
Bystras
Hose Company
Devon
Fta Socka
Mrnday
Atra
Danyell
George Muagden
Pullview Street
Neuve
Marsh Bungalow
Nerwyn Street
Fairfield High School paper to be published Monday
Fairfield Dec 11 Special to the Telegram the Ree periodical written and edited by the pupils of Fairfield High school will be published next Monday December 17. A large number printed though only 950 copies prepared, buyers may be disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrawford
Tratzord
Sterling
American Legion
Hoya
Fairfield
Fairfield Gish
Fairfield Sophs Have Paper Too
Fairfield High students publish a school paper titled The Fuel Log before Christmas vacation. Editor in chief Mabel Richards led a team including Ma bel Richards, Stephan Grant Loula Renzulli, and Paul Goodrie. The paper aims to cheer residents in hospitals and the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halriield
Jocus High
Mabel Richarda
Mabel Richards
Stephan Grant Loula
Renzulli
Paul Goodrie
Committee of Corrections
Martha Goetz
Stephen Grant
Valeriela
Stratfield Forms Fire Department Elects Leaders
Special to the Telegram Stratfield forms a fire department with W C Bradley as president John Stickney as vice president Robert Erwin as secretary and treasurer and E Z Hall Sr as fire chief The territory is divided into North Central and South districts Each district will field a company and nominate a captain from outside the company slate Meetings are set for the second Monday monthly Bridgeport considered a contract proposal for fire protection but declined The department purchased two chemical extinguishers and volunteers will be accepted at the next meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. L. Cleveland
Cratral
Jonn
Sticknes
Robert Bewin
Yngn Toth
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Board
Daniel B. Johnson
Strachfeldites
Danbury G O P Reorganizes With Horner Head
Special to The Telegrams reports Danbury Republicans reorganizing after the death of David D Wright. Gilbert S Thornes is selected to fill the vacancy as party leader. Plans include series of social events and vaudeville performances at a local theatre with the club reopening its western branch and planning card parties in the near future.
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Danbury
Dec
Gilvert S.thornes
Marty
Offtes
U? Provident
David D. Wright
Cher & Vaudevule
Wormwest
Alue
Community events and meetings at Fairfield schools
Fairfield residents attend a Monroe Fund and Pequot Library program featuring a listed artist at 7:30 PM. The Tuwa Plan commission Reid and related events precede a Grasinere Parent Teacher meeting with a school inspection by parents. Sherman school hosts a Parent Teacher Association gathering with student performances and parental discussions, followed by a program. A stolen boat belonging to W Benchet and Lresner of Coustaie Arthur is reported.
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Ffalrbleld
Telentam
Monroe Fund
Williant
Smire
Gregrar
Reid
Darth Lahisertey
Jufternoon
Jock Ang
Fairfield Parent-Teacher Association
Sherman School
State police question man over Secovland death near highway
Norwich Dec 11 State police interrogated four men after a man claimed that one of two officers took a man found dead near a highway with his car engine running. Willard B Robinson of Secovland was found with a fractured skull. Cause of death remains undetermined whether accident or violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Willard B. Robinson
Secovland
Robinson
Stratford Snow Plan Delayed by Weather and Labor
Stratford town officials announced a heavy snowstorm plan with a fleet of plows to hit streets as soon as needed. Crews are being organized across districts, with tractors and horse teams to handle the plowing. Also noted are local minstrel and dance events and Odd Fellows lodge activities in nearby towns, plus sidewalk connections planned to link Honeyspot road to nearby Wading River park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratlord
Strattoras Tasset
Et. Hunter
Hese
Hebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Reden's
General Electric Firepartment
W. Sound
E. Redfern
Mra. J
Gterburg Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Bridgeport
Stratford
Onoque Lodge
Conn. Co
Bunter
Stavi
Avespot
Connecticut
Park Pier
Connecticut Company
Bruces Brook
Worry Road
Thanksgiving Day engagements and local notices in Easton
Easton area notices report Thanksgiving marriages and visits. Eleanor Bennett wed Clare Parrock, Mrs J Arthur Sherwood travels with cousin, Joan Northrop. Arthur Staples listed in actor’s case. Regular meeting at Masonic Temple Monroe Center. Names Aurel, Ruman, Jo Keller, Tutford Gitere, Jasepn Fe Jer, Wilare Gillere, Edo Rilight noted. Press daughter Godert De visiting Kansas City. snow measured nine inches last winter. Local families John Logan and Silliman visiting Springfield. minstrel show planned. Mrs George B Heats ill under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurel, Ruman
Jo Keller
Tutford Gitere
Fe Jer
Wilare Gillere
Edo Rilight
Edward Gue Auvé
Wand Press
Godert de
Kansas City
John Logan
Springfield
Mass
George B. Heats
A. Ning Etan
Trumbull Grange Meeting At Library December 44
The regular Grange meeting at Saltfield county Farm Bureau library is set for Friday with Milas Mason speaking in the morning on selecting how to hold fabrics and in the afternoon on clothing. A noon meal will be served and attendees are asked to contribute to the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veumbull
Saltfield
Milas Mason
Muste
Emil J. Berger
Mre
Denna Entertainment
Mery
Douglas Lin
Norfield School Hosts Monthly Teachers Meeting
Weston December report notes a teachers' monthly gathering at Norfield School with Miss Budd and several attendees including Patsy Certin and Miss Helen Budd. The group later spent Saturday visiting friends and shopping in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whston
Frank Gordy
Norfield School
Budd
Patsy Certin
Foyu
Rutils Hawke
Mies Flosés l Banks
Ostar Bu
Helen Budd
Bridgeport
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Friend’s Yard
Darien
Stratfort
Stratford Post
Asperlcgn Legion
Woldiv Sterling Memorial
Ltla
Pople
State Board ‘of ‘Education
William D. Lane
Bridgeporter
Norwalker
Keeler
New Bridge
Newtown G. O.P
State Department
Poxs Patronizh Gym
WM. H. Brinsmade
Job
Stratfield
W.C. Bradley
Danbury G. O. P
Horner
Snow Strom
Hunter
Easton
Weston
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