Milford Welcomes Two New Policemen to Duty
Milford announces two new police officers joining the force Jnead Connors and Stuart Foster. Other department shifts include night switchboard duties at the central station and a range of appointments within the fire service as part of a broader staffing expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Speelap
At Liter
Department of Fre
Jnead Connors
Mtuart Coster Orsan
Tors Todas
Tee Auth
Neadarketerand Foster
Centhal Atation
Long Hill News: Absences, honors, and local events
Long Hill reports teacher Dorothy Jones of Chestnut Hill being absent with substitute Mrs. L. Re. Wildman. Katherine Alison resumes duties at Upper Long Hill arc, scarlet fever case noted. Danbury residents Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson involved in a minor car wreck near Jacksons Corners but unhurt. Agnea Roche’s mother dies in Danbury. Puppet Revue at Tong Hill School December 17 at 8:15 pm under PTA. Local students earn perfect attendance for the month. Griffin brothers buy and plan moving a local schoolhouse building near the Hartman place and will convert it into a dwelling.
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Long Hile
Misa Lorothy Jones
Bridgeport
Chestnut Hill
L. Re. Wildman
Mix Katherine Alison
Long Him Arcivol
Frances Wilkinson
Danbury
Long Hill
Jacksons Corners
Wilkinson
EB. Guiffin
Agnea Roche
Ralph Huntley
Samuel G. Seeley
Tashua L. Ro
Wildman
Woodbridge
William Dickson
Yale University
Tong Hill School
Parent-Teacher Association
Jennie Mallett
Florence Mablett
Misa
Dorothy M. Seeley
Tashua
G Seeley
Room
Missy Kelleher
Brade
Beverly Mix
Evelyn, Cotton
Bridat Ascalese
Jeanette Wildman
Virgila Keither
Albert Helmrich
Frank Kadric
Frederick Lathrop
Kenneth Keeton
Floyd Kellogg
Wilbur Kuehn
Gertrude Glennon
Ruth Kelly
Carolyn Sherwood
Ruth Smith
Sylvia Stohl
Helen Wasnock
Lois Abbott
Marie Sadier
Grace Wasbhe Hurn
Jorethy Zabel
James Beach
Aon Cantrell
Edwin Fisher
Robert Gorham
Henry Watcke
Robert Albert
Andrew Siskovites
Grifftin Brothers
Middlebrooks
Tehoels House
Hartman Place
Cronin Will Sets Estate Sharing With Two Sons
New London Dec 13 An estate over 506000 will be split equally between Jeremiah D Cronin's two sons Daniel M Cronin and William D Cronin after 25000 in personal debts are paid. Agnes R Cronin gets 10000 and 3400 each go to William M Cronin and Hugh Quinn. Several others receive smaller bequests and a life income to Jane Cronin of Colchester. Executors named are the two sons. The will dated Dec 24 1925.
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New London
Jeremiah D. Cronin
Daniel M. Cronin
Senate
Wiliam D Cronin
Agnes R. Cronin
Frank Q. Cronin
William M. Cronin
Tetator
Memphis
Terin
Hugh Quinn
Ottom
Ariz
Jane Cronin
Colchester
Unity Bible Class marks 100th social with turkey supper
In Nichols Nichols on Tuesday the Unity Bible Class of the Methodist church held its 100th social, followed by a business meeting and social time. The Parent-Teacher Association met that afternoon to hear the new supervisor explain her methods. Various residents including Miss Florence Flolraud and Miss Lois Miller are noted for travels and visits. Endeavor Circle plans a luncheon and sewing session.
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Raymond Curties
New York
Lois Miller
Boston
Endeavor Circle
Stanley Liveley
Lester Nothnngie
New York City
Horace Wellington
James Durward
Florida
Wellington
Jessie Cook
New Haven
Trumbull School
Frances Linley
Misa Vera Hitt
United Church
Ladies of
Trinity Guild
Vestry
Priscilla Club
Devon Devon Community Notes Hit By Winter Light News
Mrs Judson of Spring street improving at Bridgeport Hospital with plans to go home this week. St Ann s Alter Society held a Christmas food sale in Eyde Block vacant store. Next meeting scheduled Monday December 20. Michael Mannix at John Mallard s drug store ill with a severe cold. Arthur Chagnone joins U G Co after express service. Frank Valimont promoted to manager at Barnum Avenue store with Atlantic & Pacific Tea. William Doherty recovering from appendicitis at Walnut Beach. Charles Doherty notes several new homes recently built. Gate of Riseben Hotel Walnut Beach to Sohn Greco and Indian Spring Tavern on Post Road to Billy Tronson. Johnnie Stewart recovering at Milford hospital after auto accident. Devon Improvement Association to meet Friday December 17 to discuss civic matters. large attendance expected.
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Devon
Judson
Spring Street
Bridgeport Hoaptal
St Ann's Alter Society
St. Ann’s
Eyde Block
Steinmetz
Hellstrom
Doyle
Vinceette
Casey
Micheal Mannix
John Mallard
Bridgeport
Arthur Chagnone Wh
Express
U. G. Co
Frank Valimont
Clerh
Atlantic & Pacific Tes
Barnum Avenue
William Doherty
Walnut Beach
Charles Doherty
Riseben Hotel
Sohn Greco
Indian Spring
Post Road
Billy (Gardner) Tronson
Johnnie Stewart
Milford Hospital
Devon Improvement Association
Man Holds All Offices in Club Seeks Aid
New Canaan December 13 after 14 years the Poinsettia club of this town has long been governed by Edward Rutledge as president secretary and treasurer. At the annual Melba irn meeting E B Lawrence was chosen president E Green vice president and Rutledge secretary a committee including C G Miller Harry Kelley and George W Duryes was named to study increasing membership. In the 14 years of the club there has not been a death.
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New Canaan
Snetint
Poinsettia Club
Edward [Ulledge
Melba Irn
E. B Lawrence
E. Green
Mr. Rutledge
C. G. Miller
Harry Kelley
George W. Duryes
Trolley Company Protest Buys Bus Line Certificate
The Public Utilities Commission held a lengthy hearing at the state capitol on George J. Gary of Stafford Springs petitioning for a certificate to run a Vernon Center to Leonard's Corner bus route in Tolland County, a three mile line. Over 25 attendees favored granting the certificate, while Connecticut Trolley vice-president W W J Fleckinger urged a restriction to shield the Hartford-Rockville trolley operation from competition.
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Hartford
Der
Public Utilities Commission
State Capitol
George J. Gary
Stafford Springs
Tolland County
Vernon Center
Leonard's Corner
Tolland
W.W. J. Fleckinger
Connecticut Company
Hartford-Rockville
Uncle Testifies for Mrs Cockburn in Probate Case
In Boston probate court Henry August Ashworth Leopold of San Francisco testified to support his niece Mrs Carlotta Cockburn of San Gabriel Calif claiming she is also niece of Interetta Crabtree and entitled to a share of the 4 800 000 estate of the actress. He said his sister Anna Louise Leopold married Jack Crabtree then deserting her in Los Angeles. The baby daughter was left in Tombstone and later his sister remarried and died in Seattle in 1909. He identified a picture of his sister as an exhibit.
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Boston
Henry August Ashworth Teopold
San Francisco
Carlotta Cockburn
San Gabriel
Calif
Interetta Crabtree
Leopold
Janna Louise Leopold
Jack Crabtree
Liotta
Los Angeles
Tombstone
Priz
Seattle
Huntington Fire Ball Plans and Local Social Notes
Tentative plans were made at a Huntington Fire Company meeting for the annual ball with Frederick & Cawthra named chairman. The wind ward, Dr Henry A Roberts, donated a felled tree for fire wood, a new member Edward Millard joined, and members sent thanks to the warden. Social items recall hat making sessions, birthdays, and visits, with club meetings planned for Farmill Street and a wreathly meeting of the Huntington Republican club.
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Huntington
Huntington Fire Company
Frederck
Edward Millard
Edward Moate
Wells Hollow
Kurt Zelgier
Huntington Street
Theodore H. Krueger
Academy Hill
Darby
John West
Barbara West
Marel Peterson
Whitneyville
Charles W. Goldspink
Helen Clarke
Fairfield Counsry Farm Bureau
Geldanink
George Arundel
Vivan Graves
White Hills
Miss Clarke
Olga Gotech
Ruth Hattie
Willard Nicholas
Horacy M. Webb
Clarence M. Webb
Rothwell Beattie
Bart Millard
Horace M. Saxton
Kennedy, N
Cular Cliff
Farmuil Street
Tals
Elvi
Kenneth Card
Stratford
Sumiay
Edward
A. Beers
Mohegran Street
Lois Hatley
Edward S Hawley
Frederick Brownson
Shelton
Esther Herox
Derby
Charles B. Millard
Earl Street
Huntington Republican Club
Farmill River
Granie Hall
Newngland
John E. Trumbull
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Cettela Banshters
Vics
Dotin Khietes
Osertine
John Sollvan
Albert Hartle
Ackenash Trobe
Kedduan
Revdine Witnis
Redments
aAckenash Trice
Faireth Cogn Redtuea
Sui Svim
Trive
BautGeld
Ackenask Lott
Norfalk
Iowa
Norwalk
T. Haymikers
Redmen
Mogdiy
Min
Niks Prestain
Charles Norterup
Myrtie Bearn Elecetrical Company
Torrington
Hig
Northrup Jis S
Juan Caldersfords
Alema
Myrtle Leach
Jeoha, Jr
Sheltog
Coun
J .D. Brown, Jrs
Foal Town Court
Ux Felows
James
Robert Kelly
Kelly
Tokty
Chriytian Union
Order of the Bastenodth
Kilith Gann
William Friden
Visinie Kibbe
oNestle Graham
Atherine Clarke
Solin Criswford
Terthinmith
Tess Me
Irving H .Perkins
William 6 McCarthy
Tisa
Milford ‘Trest Company
Item Aginst el Strang Brubenort
Hed Artleley
Milford Dress Company, Inc
Wepawang Corporation
Wepnawing Corporation
Nelda
Wiliam Tt
Ratton Row Binsell
Clinton J Benjamin
Gitlin Rice
Thampson
Fort Trembull Beach
New Jersey
Boys of
St. Andrew's
Will Wise
Asa Tere Horlick
Senator Cronin
London
Nichols
Trolley Company
Cockburn
Santa
Spector’s
Liza Gaiter
Firestone
Firestone Footwear Company
Hudson
Mass
France
Baume Bengue
Santa Claus
Telegram and Post
Telegram-Poat
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