Fairfield Civic Welfare Club Held Busy Meeting
Fairfield February 3 special report describes a Hartford-favored agenda for the Civic Welfare Club. Officers were installed by Judge Wakeman and branches set committees on membership entertainment and welfare while planning town improvements from sidewalks to sewers and urging unity across faiths.
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Wevelely Center
Wakeniin
Catholica
Murst
James P. O'Day
Brecon Wakeman
J. J. McIntyre
Dese Harels
Bb. Ellia Dillistin
Yeu Hoa Halph Mikes
John M. Donaldson
Eugene Phillips
Robert A. Knight
William Donaldson
William Schmidt
Yeu
Clarence Bradley
Siiney Marcuse
J. Nelson Hutchison
Hutchison
Simon (. Gradley
Alwaed M. Brennan
Arnon Fish- 1
David Osborne
H. Mdsar Viker
Willan Shmidt
J. Nelson Hutchinson
King FB. Deyo
Joseph W. Burr
William T. .Hidlabrook
Warn and Means
Ernest R. Cathcart
Benjamin E. Plotkin
William Th Donghison
Francis B. Treadwell
George Kish
Roberta Amshi
James Mcintyre
Andrew
Luntington
Harry H. Williamson
Willan O' Dyer
Civic
John W. Moore
Hezekiah J. Fulwood
Frederick A. Burr
O. C
Zhou
Philip Wurtey
Welfare
Mister Hunt
John A. Forsythe
Willan H. Goult
Gordon W. Banks
Shiney Marcuas
T. E. Boole
James R. Francis
Orville W. Holmes
Frank W. Seigel
Hartman studio arrest follows medical scare claims
Mrs J Hartman of Trenton is under investigation after a medical scare described as severe and distressing. The account suggests a community fear with reports of illness and anxiety, referencing a “Discovers” tale as a notable claim, and noting a hotel and street area involved in events linked to medical aid.
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Trenton
Webereses
Hove
Weim Street Etis
Stomach Troubles Inspire Pie Making Record
A humorous fragment tells of stomach trouble easing after a week of baking forty pies daily. The tale mentions Adlieska and Adierka, with promises of better sleep and digestion, urging readers to try a vegetable and fiber approach with peaches and bowel-friendly foods.
Funeral for Frank Pistkina Held in Newtown
The funeral for Frank Pistkina foreman who died at his Lake George district residence Saturday was well attended. He was buried in St Rose Cemetery Sandy Hook after a requiem mass at St Rose’s church. Family and friends traveled from Newtown, with arrangements by William A. Monn. The article notes connections to Trinity Church Newtown and mentions relatives in Bridgeport Milfort and St Petersburg Florida.
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Newtown
Frank Pistkina
Lake George District
St. Rose'a
Francis A. Muurphy Burlel
St. Rosys Cementery
Sandy Hook
Kennedy
Finers
William A. Mtonwn
William C. Crawn
Trinity Church
Mre
Cravy
SL Geers
Long Island
New Jersey
Neybe
Cravner
Mary Galvin
Bridgeport
Edward Gaultz
Milfort
Michael E. Keating
William J. Brew
Waters
Michiel F Keating
Corneline Bob Taylor
Newtown Bonrad of Finance
St. Petersburg
Florida
Birthday party honors Mildred Haas at Devon
Mrs Charles Haas of Stillside Park hosted a sixteenth birthday party for her daughter Mildred Haas with guests including Misa M Burns Emily Braman Lucienne Duharme Josephine Byrts Mildred Haas Doris Kimberly Alint Kenyon Manraine Lister Mira Parsons and Hetty Stewart. Mr and Mrs Walter Knox and Mr and Mrs K W Tingle visited with Mrs Tingle's daughter Mire Albert Bratz of Silver Hand Wave returned from Tre Hragan Na ugatuck avenue crippled for past week regained mobility with aid. Boy Scouts of Troop No 6 table reading First Air and the Licensee of Animals entertained. Alfred Prata returned from Silver Sands as Mr Jenkin Hayes sold his Loomis street home to Mr Purchese of Bridgeport. Pride of Devon reading well attended.
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Devon
Charles Haas
Stllside Park
Mildred
al Ful Lower
Misa M. Burns
Emily Braman
Ueten Duharme
Josephine Byurts
Mildred Haas
Doris Kimberly
Alint Kenyon
Muaniine Lister
Mirar. A. Parsons
Hetty Stewart
Amimnala
Alfred Prata
Silver Sands
New York
Jenkin Hay
Loomis Street
Purchese
Bridgeport
Litera of America
Westport Homeowners List Tops Half Million Dollar Rise
Westport notices the grand list for 1926 totals 20,263,994 with dwellings near 9,771,000. Auto registrations reach 1,401, paving a shift in exemption handling. The town’s relief board reports steady requests, while schools report interclass basketball and new staffing efforts.
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Westport
Joseph Morten
Willi J Adams
Huntington Lawn Cemetery meeting notes and local updates
The Lawn Cemetery Association of Huntington opened its annual meeting with president James Nicholas presiding at Edward G. Hawley’s home. Reports covered treasurer funds, by-law changes, and a speed limit update, with officers and auditors elected and a committee formed to draft new assessments. Local events include obituaries, rail beacon sighting, and Huntington Ice Company merger context.
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Huntington
Lawn Cemetery Association of
James Nicholas
Edward G. Hawley
Wuntington Street
Lois Gulley
Edward 8. Hawley
Tia
Hewii
Vargoshe
George KD. Nichols
Olin C. Shelton
George Arundel
Charles FE. Millard
Edward S. Hawley
Edwin
Lola Hawley Hailey
Edward
Hawley
Mabel Griggs
Lois Bailey
Fund
Bonde
Enea
Johan West
New Haven
Emma Willoughby
Nicholas Wakelee
the Pines
Pine Street
Tracy McTiven
Misa Loretta Hubhbell
Isinglasa Street
David Hubbell
Nichols
John Johansik
Phayre Street
New York
Little Red House
Bridgeport Round
Isinglass Street
Huntington Street
Bradfond Hawley
Way
Beatrice Manby
Stepney
Huntington Ice Company
John West
West
Sri-Gity Ice Delivery Company
Farmill River
Wells Hollow
Tri-City
Hysela Ice
Nichols Nichols Web Special Report Items
Jessia Cook returns to Nichols after long Boston visit. Mrs Alfred Userries and Miss Louise Boerries visit Ossining. Billy Linley misses school due to heavy end. January records perfect attendance in Room 1 under Miss Shipman. Names listed for Rooms 1 2 and 4 with teachers Miss Shipman Miss Tough Miss Wakeley. Tanking day adds to deposits. Room 2 deposits total 624. Constable Mercon conducts raid on Whe tam Papreehy home arrest for selling liquor. Mildred Curtiss returns from visit to Nichole relatives. Sidney French guest in Wilton Cann sister Mrs Seth NothnIng. Mrs Warren Plumb visiting Wilton.
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John Schipal
Alex Saltes
Richard Brown
David Phumb
Miss Wakeley
Charles Hubbs
Leroy Jenkins
Dimock Tucker
Walter Burnell
Harold Cockers
Lew Kosowsky
Laura May Baldwin
Cecelia Mallins
Bertha Moraves
Beatrice Stickles
Miss Yourh
S. Misa
Miss Shipman
Channing Mer
Whetam Papreehy
Mildred Curtiss
Volace
Nichole
Sidney French
Boston
Seth Nothnngin
Warren Plumb Os
Wilton
Cann
Milford Grass Fire Battles Chief Tells Board
Milford February reports detail a winter grass fire on Ormond Street, minor damage estimated at 235 dollars, and fire department response metrics. Notes cover a residence fire at Dr H J Tullidge, equipment usage, and mileage. plus local club events, Scout Week plans, and community notices.
National Commander Savage Faults Defense Act as Farce
New London February 2 AP John Coleman Prince spoke to business and civic groups at the Mohican hotel criticizing the National Defense Act as a farce. He urged Congress to act to empower the American Legion’s work for veterans orphans widows and post communities across about 11 000 posts nationwide to show what they can do locally.
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New London
Howard
Savage
John Coleman Prince
Legion
Lehigh
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
National Guard
Moemners
Loretvle Organdic Nations
Legion Poste
Hartford Building Needs Extra $100,000
Hartford county legislators will consider a $100,000 appropriation for the new county court home on Washington street. The current appropriation is $1,176,000, with $364,000 already spent to buy the site on the Washington Lafayette triangle. Bids for the contractors came in too high to complete the building within the available funds.
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Hartford
Startford
Washington Street
Washington-Lafayette Streets
Attendance News and Local Socials in Easton
Easton society notes list January perfect attendance at Sport HI school for Room 1 and Room 2 with numerous students named. Board of Relief members plan meetings on Tuesday and February 15. Local faculty and residents host parties, dinners, and visits with families from Bridgeport to Noroton, Long Hill, and Stepney.
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Anna Kolesar
Marjorie Smith
Board of Relief
F. G. Ruenhifen
Edward Freehorn
Wiliam E. Dishrow
Ina
Tuesaday
Dorothy Anton
Edna Randall
Harriet Randal
Lulan
Clara
Emma Jakucemas
Pollard Holroyd
Bridgeport
Joshua Kent
Millard Randall
Frobert
Howard Randall
Long Till
George Crown
Grace Crown
Calvin Drown
Wiliam Garrity
Fred Marsh
Henry J. Seeley
Noroton
Harold Wright
Donald
Gerald
Long Hin
Herbert W. Wright
EK. E. Norton
New York
Grace
Jacqueline
New A Milford
Homer Logan
George Davis
Stapney
Brid
Fred Candee
Erwin Edawa
Natalie Marsh
Mary Urban
Helen Bilash Wer
Boy Injured Between Two Parked Cars
Ten year old William Gillespie of 337 Avenue was pinned between two parked automobiles. His right leg was badly bruised as the cars rolled together. Passersby pulled the vehicles apart and he was taken to the city hospital by Dr Chester Haberlin for treatment.
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William Gillespie
337
Avenue
Excy Hospital
Chester BE. Haberlin
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Relief for Gas and Indigestion
Distress from gas and fullness can make heart feel like failing. One tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin quickly relieves gas, ease breathing, and calms stomach rebellion. Over 6,000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town. available at Hindle Drug Stores and many pharmacists nationwide.
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Dave
New Jersey
Moone's Emerald Oil Promise for Skin Health Ad
An advertisement extols Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for eczema and skin diseases. It claims rapid relief after first use, with continued treatment restoring skin to health, noting it does not stain or leave grease and offers a money back guarantee.
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Moone
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