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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1925

Page

8

Lordship Avenue Paved Petition Seeks Stratford Road Plans

Lordship Manor Improvement Association has petitioned Mayor for paving Hollister Avenue from Stratford Avenue to the city line. The road also passes a bridge and has suffered gravel paving, considered temporary, with danger noted near the old turn for the town. Stratford Council may direct further investigation into the project. Christmas party and services feature community efforts and a birth announced in Lordship.

Drdship Lordship Manor Improvement Hollister Avenue Atford Avenue City Line Shore 5 Stratford Coun Satctx johnTittee Leon Botsford Christine Bunt- Gertrude Reynolds Marjorie Frang T. Sehlethom al Tiburzi T. H. Middleton Ty Co Mire M. Ozawa P. H. R. Bowren J. L. Reynolds J. ‘Mb. van Yorx Caro Strat Mmunity Church Lordship Club Janeth Kingston Kingston Santa Claus Hev Noor Anna John WF. Starrs Hiullywood Avenue Irfield Sat Lordsh P

Christmas party planned after holiday week

The custom this year has shifted toward entertaining children with a real Christmas party announced for the week after Christmas. Local government activity included re-electing Harry Mudwell to another term on the school board and Mrs. Albert 8. Anderson Way to a three-seat term on the Library board. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Moore were Vernon Schitt of Greenwich and Miss Elsie Phealon of New York.

Harry Mudwell Albert Anderson Way Library Leslie Moore Laurel Street Vernon Schitt Greenwich Elsie Phealon New York

Danbury hosts Fairfield County welfare district meeting adds five members

The Connecticut Child Welfare district office in Danbury convened its monthly meeting with five new members elected Mia James D. Biggs and Fred T. Joy from Danbury Mrs E Weber Miss Louise Merritt Stamford and Mrs W H Allee Ridgefield. Laura B. Makinson district secretary announced that since the county office opened in Danbury last September fourteen children have received services from across Fairfield County. Mrs Makinson directed the Home Finding Department at New England Home for Little Wanderers and cited extensive social welfare and club work experience. The county office sits in the Odd Fellows Building with Mary Ives as office secretary. Rev John M Deyo chairs the county committee with members including Miss Helen O Rider vice chairman Miss Jeanette Sunderland secretary Mrs John C Downs Miss Florence Allen Mrs James B Briggs Arthur I Tweeds Fred T Joy Elah Sturdevant Nathan Spiro BR A C Coburn all of Danbury plus Miss Louise Merritt Stamford and Mrs Y Weber Stamford and Ridgefield’s Mrs W H Atlee.

Fairfield County Connecticut Child District Danbury Bury Mia James D. Biggs Fred T. Joy E. ¥. Weber Louise Merritt Stamford W H. Allee Ridgefield Laura B. Makinson Makinson New England Uttle Wanderers Aocal Mersill University Montreal Canada Teachers’ Training School London Western University Simmons College School of Social Work Boston Odd Fellows Building West Street Mary Ives John M. Deyo Helen O. Rider Jeanettet Sunderland John C. Downs Florence Allen James B .Briggs Arthur I. Tweeds Pred T. Joy Elah Sturdevant Nathan Spiro BR. A. C. Coburn Y. Weber W. H. Atlee

White House Hosts Deluxe East Room Movie Show

In Washington on December 21, a lavish East Room cinema event featured a 22 piece orchestra from New York. President and Mrs. Coolidge hosted a group of friends to view a war film as part of a long standing White House entertainment tradition.

Washington White House Wilson New York

Rotary meet to hear Dr William J McLoughlin speak

Dr William J McLoughlin will address Rotary members at noon at the Stratfield on the topic My European Trip. The talk highlights travel impressions and regional observations for club attendees.

Willam J McLoughlin Rotary Club Stratfield

Westport Stolen Auto Recovered and Suspects Held

Westport police recovered a stolen automobile and arrested two New Haven youths, James Kiley and Leroy Parrott, after citizens reported an abandoned car near Maple avenue. The pair admitted theft in New Haven, raced other cars, and slept in the car before abandonment. Bridgeport injuries from a separate crash were treated at hospital.

Westport New Haven James Kiley James Street Leroy Parrott William Street Elm City Fairfield Center John Dolan Paul Tomasky Greens Farms Fairfield Forbes Shore Haver’ In Miramarinn Salvatore Reale Sanzatuck Beale Thy Womper'’s Town Improvement Association Glee Club Viola Grover Golas Dorothy Davis Nelson Kimber Doris Wood Carel Ward Estelle Green Paul Reilly Alice Marchand Evergreen Avenue Compo Road Robert Lawson Main Street

Fairfield Luncheon Club to Hear Collector Bis sell Speak

Fairfield December 21 Special Collector of Customs Harvey P. Bissell of Bridgeport Ridgefield resident will address the Fairfield Luncheon Club at Champ's Farm Black Rock noon meeting John E Boote to chair Toys brought by members will be given to Fairfield Family Welfare Society for local poor children Bissell has attended two prior meetings and is expected to deliver a worthwhile message

Fairfield Harvey P. Bis Bridgeport Ridgefeld Champ’s Fairfield Family Welfare Society Bissell

Greenwich Driver Jailed on Liquor Charge

Greenwich December report lists Joseph Dube fined 250 dollars and Costs and sentenced to jail for transporting 80 gallons of high proof alcohol. Dube claimed wife illness and lack of funds. judge doubted his story. Other items include a Bristol truck overloading fine and a reckless driving bail set for Port Chester man. A pedestrian accident left a man in Greenwich hospital with two broken ribs, and a bakery wagon collision damaged by a horse near the Fredwick Arms.

Greenwich Joseph Dube Linden Street Chicopee Falls Mass James R Mead Dube Mead Herman Rooney Bristol Conn Harry Damsky Main Street Port Chester Joseph Eden al Niggerhole Hil Waitong Greenwich Hospital George Sergeant Lake Avenue Fredwick Arms Sergeant Greenwich Hosital Cuta

Darien Car Skids Into River Near Five Mile Crossing

In Darien on December 21 Michael Nicholas of Norwalk and a female companion escaped drowning when their car slid from Rowayton onto a trestle crossing into the Five Mile River. They waded to shore as the tide ran out. Earlier, Arthur R. Jackson of Port Chester faced $129 bail after a crash on a roadway near New Rochelle and a plate glass window breach at R M Smith store. he was arrested for reckless driving.

Darien Michael Nicholas Cliff Street Norwalk Rowayton Five Mile River Tme Long Island Sound Arthur R. Jackson Grace Church Street Port Chester Frank C Musihelo Washington Avenue New Rochelle Totheara R M Smith Jackson

Christmas Pageant Brightens Congregational Church in Newtown

The Congregational church in Newtown filled Sunday night for the Christmas pageant directed by Mrs. Arthur W. Reynolds, surpassing prior years with richer costumes and more music. Music by the choir, violin by Mrs. Westey J. Stanton, organ by Hariraton Hubbell, and plants by Mrs. Herbert Eikina accompanied the event. A Christmas tree and party for Lunuxy school children will be held Wednesday night at the church. A pageant is planned for Trinity church on Christmas Eve.

Newtown Arthur W. Reynolds Westey J. Stanton Haririton Hubbell Herbert Eikina Lunuxy School Congregational Cnich Congregational Church Trinity Church State Wishway Department Taridgeport Danbury Main Street P. H McCarthy Leesburg Fla Ever McCarthy Joseph Lynn Holoke Mass

Derby Board of Trade Hears Professor Derby

The Derby Shel ton Board of Trade held a noon meeting in the Hotel Clark with 60 members present. Col Theodore Crans of Yale spoke on the National Defense act of 1920 and urged local interest in military preparedness. President George Gamble announced next meetings with S Waldo Kellogg on dairy industry and Stanton Champlain speaking the following week. January 11 speaker Co. J Redwuay of Metropolitan Insurance will present.

Derby Derby-Shelton Board of Trade Board of Trade Clark Theodore Crans Yale University Crane John Voorhes Congress Pres Dent George Gamble S Waldo Kellogg Kellogg Stanton Champlain Co. J Redwuay Metropolitan Insurance

Stratford aged man cuts Christmas tree for church event

Stratford December 21 Special Walter Wilcoxson ninety four of 4660 Main street has again cut the Christmas tree for Christ Episcopal church. The long tradition spans over 80 years with his son serving as senior warden. The Christmas Eve service at seven includes a gift pageant by children to the manger and gifts to Newington Crippled Children's Home. Reverend H Francis Hine will speak. gifts distributed to Sunday school members, and carols sung by the congregation. Afterward the choir will tour Stratford. Holy Communion Christmas Day at 8 and 10 with festive music.

Stratford Walter Wilcoxson Main Street Christ Episcopal Church Wilcoxson Christ Church Near Newington H. Francis Hine Bick Idine Stratford American Legion Hatters Town Five Danbury Sterling Memorial Hall Carmel Haul West Haven High School Sterling Hall Legion Stratford High School Sta First

Christmas exercises in White Hills Baptist church

Huntington December 21 community and school Christmas program to be held Wednesday night at the Baptist church with a tree Santa Claus and four program items. Miss Helen Cribley hosted a ninth birthday party Saturday afternoon for nine school friends. Bus service to Bridgeport from Nichols starts Monday with three daily runs at 7 am. routes pending rider usage. Local notes include visits and stays by residents and a funeral notice for Bernard Martin with estate details and burial at Riverside Cemetery, Shelton.

Huntington White Hills Helen Cribley Sound View Avenue Bridgeport Nichols Chordas Shalton William Cook Watertown Wil Ham Cook Huntington Street Worcester Mass Theodore Rogers Myr Henry Kempt Church Street Sheldon Brownson Wolfhorn New Hampshire Shelton Avenue Ralph Sherwood Yale Scientific Louise Wooster William T. Beers Dughter Charlotte Hadgeport Edward A. Beers Mohegan Street John West Amelia Buckner Mabel Buckner New Haven Theodore Krueger Derby Alfred Krueger Howard Moore New York Bernard Martin Nichols Avenue William Curnias Timothy BE Donovan Riverside Cemetery Shelton

Stratford High Opens Season in New North Parade Gym

Stratford tops Branford H gh and Stratford alumni in league play at the new North Parade gym to begin the season after last year’s Housatonic League title. The Christ tree celebration of Stratford M E Church is set for Monday evening December 28 with Harold Spear leading the committee.

North Parade Stratford High School Stratford Wil Branford H Gh Stratford M. E Harold Spear

Ansonia police seize suspect in assault case

Frank Beninesky of Ansonia was arrested today on assault charges for an attack Saturday night on Isadore Chesnut is still in Griffin Hospital improving. Beninesky posted 300 bond and will appear in court Wednesday. Police seek James Colombo owner of 45 Front Street where a bottling shop exploded Saturday night. The building, leased by Gaetano Borrentino, changed hands recently with Colombo named as last owner. Colombo is not in Ansonia. authorities in neighboring cities alerted as investigation continues and no charges yet filed.

Ansonia Frank Beninesky Isadore Chesnutis Griffin Hospital Beninesky James Colombo Front Street Gaetano Borrentino

Easton Residents Visit Friends and Family Across Town

Easton area notes report Mr and Mrs Eugene Burr of Greenfield visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Tacobs. Rev Preston Warren dined with Mr and Mrs John Candee. Elizabeth Williams of Stratford stayed with Miss Lorintha Hull. Charles Carr Sr and Bertha Sargent were noted with Bridgeport connections. others include the Marshes, Allnsons, Sprander and Broadbin families hosting or visiting in Bridgeport and nearby. A three week Hamilton visit, and a Pewly week end in Bridgeport are also mentioned.

Eugene Burr Greenfield Joseph Tacobs Preston Warren John Candee Elizabeth Williams Stratfield Lorintha Hull Charles Carr Bertha Sargent Charles Munich Mias Mary Jones Bridgeport Fred Marsh Andrew Allnson Christian Sprander John Broadbn Ambrose Marsh Withur Seeley Nagy Frienay Bounk Kendal Na Hamilton Grange Easton Grange Grangehall Baaton Weston Fairfield Redding Danbury Monros Laura Grumman Mary Whitehead John Z. Mellen Mis Eunice Mellen Edward Wiliams Oxford Jesse Wheeler Chacles Tome "Iinson Bethel Stephen Wilson Edward Gilette Bertha Sindra Regina Steucek Regina Svetik Daniel Svetiik Philip Linley Teresa Porter George Miller

Sunday School Concert At Lee Methodist Church Easton

The Lee Methodist Sunday school and choir presented their annual Christmas program Sunday night in Easton. The church was decorated with greens and a large tree and attendees came from Easton Greenfield Bridgeport and nearby towns. Santa Claus distributed gifts and candy after the benediction by Rev H B Warren. Next week a pageant titled Pollowergs of the Star will be staged with a rehearsal Wednesday.

Easton Lee Methodist Church Greenfield Bridgeport H. B. Warren Santa Claus H. D. Warren

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Association Llister Avenue Sehrens Improvement Association Ata “ Ovr Secetary Laura B. Mackenson M'Laughlin the Button-Oliphant Co Stratfield Hotel Main ST Yager Diamonds Harvey P. Bissell Customs General Electric General Electric Pany Port Connecticut
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