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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1925

Page

7

Salmon Elected President of Westport Country Club

Frederick B. Salmon was re elected president at the Westport Country Club annual meeting. Herbert Bishop of Norwalk became vice president. Frank Osborn was reelected treasurer and Robert Bouiter reelected secretary. The meeting included a town ambulance fundraising event and a piano and tilde party to support the campaign.

Angus MacDowall Westport Fed Frederick B. Salmon Agai Westport Country Club Hirbert Norwalk Frank Osborn Wis Reete Ted Treasur Rober Bbuiter Wis August Macilos Amel Tane Legion Womans Amil

Lordship Trio Return From Montreal Visit

An item notes the return of the Lordship trio from Montreal, with relatives visiting and several locals mentioned during the holiday weekend. It lists family arrivals and ongoing visits, including Mr and Mrs Schrader, Henry Schrader, and others, plus community movements around Park Avenue and New Rochelle.

Milford Gasoline Station Destroyed by Morning Blaze

Fire of unknown origin totally destroyed a Milford filling station owned by Benjamin Christlam on the New Haven Turnpike toward Orange. One watchdog died in the blaze. no injuries reported. Estimated damage undetermined as the building was a complete loss and authorities could not confirm the cause.

Milford Asis Benjamin Christlam New Haven Orange Christian Bea Moetoliss Meford Pelle Faunters Onuth Ole Wisim Thin Wilford Kristian Petimisseurs Chemba No Ff

Newtown votes to borrow money and honor gifts to schools

Newtown town meeting approved borrowing 8000 dollars for two months expenses and accepted generous gifts from Miss Mary Hawley and Miss Varn Po Hanley totaling 100000 dollars for the Hawley school building and its upkeep. The actions aim to fund repairs and maintenance and reduce taxes, with trustees to implement the deed of trust provisions.

Newiown Tele Alam Servicg Newtown Savings Enparuy Alether Sime Speuil Mearik Wright Chaiman Tudge Oschr Pitaschler Frank Wright Mary H. Hawley Newtown Snawley Misa Mary Tr Wewtown Glen Isa Hanley Travelers Bank and Crust Commpiny Hartford Varn Po Hanley Hawley School Che Werare Hawley Matenally

Poor Roads and Bus Routes Highlight Fairfield and Trumbull Item

Poor roads shorten Fairfield buses routes while Trumbull projects draw legislative study. The text details bus line issues on Main thoroughfares with ruts and washouts. Names of committee members and local figures appear alongside discussion of Senate and House actions and potential grid and infrastructure reforms.

Pairfield Trumbull

Personal Activities Among Easton People

A late evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Wheeler in Easton drew guests including Mr and Mrs Jesse We le Aly, Mr and Mrs Dore Seajey, and family members. Attendees were seen visiting and socializing, with references to extended kin and neighborhood residents as the group spent a Sunday night indoors.

Sania Jesse Villar Ogden Spas Ladin Vatarg Wendy Siltay Mir Dore Seajey Torrei Moo Fred Silinas Troy Westy Ming Seeley Aff

Reding Folk Entertain Many From Out of Town

Local Redden guests and visitors fill the village event with performances and songs. Notable participants include Mrs J Edwarda and Wes house, with readings from Annie Hanks and others. A minstrel show and drum exhibition draw crowds from New York and nearby towns, showcasing regional talent.

Redding

Salary Boost for Stamford City Court Officials to Be Opposed

Stamford officials clash with up state lawmakers as a General Assembly bill would raise salaries for city court officers. The Common Council committee recommends no increases except possibly for the assistant prosecuting attorney, and proposes amendments on coast charges, police matron status, widow pension, and court sessions in Stamford.

Stamford City Court Stamford General Assembly Ailing New Britain Toa Common Council Carter MY Alling Corporation Coungel Charter Amendment Corporation Counnel Police Department Mra James Smith Fist Tax Courit of Common Pleas

Kent Firemen Annual Ball Proves Successful

The Kent Fire Department hosted a grand ball at the Town hall drawing over 300 attendees. Decorations by Willard Paddock and team created a festive cedar and lantern setting with a large Chinese umbrella display. supper was served to all and ample donations supported proceeds exceeding $300 after modest expenses.

Kent Fire Department Ig Kong Willard Paddock Soutent New Milford Fremin

Wild ducks leave Lordship shore as weather warms up

Weather improves as polder conditions drive wild ducks north over the Sound. Local shorebirds are seen feeding on rocks, while mussels and oysters are used as food sources in these outings. Lordship Scout troop No 1 shows a transition to Lone Scout status due to fewer available boys, with meetings continuing Fridays under Wood Davis and Thomas Niddleton Jr.

Lordship Scouts Oulmaster Wood Davis Thomas Niddleton

Easton Residents Attend Opera in Bridgeport

Easton people attended the opera Madame Butterfly at the Gris theatre Monday evening. The group included numerous residents who returned from the trip, noting visits to the New Nimo Cathedral and St Joseph Milas Mars Turney’s hang, with many planning further social and civic activities in the area.

Jasmon Robert Marsh Ambrose Mareh Visy Natalie Maresh Clarence Jennings Malorie Jennings U3rus Deklandt Gric Theatre Moss Fregina Stead Vales Winkfred Platl Iisz Mangarez Eran Chrisine Mostay Mowe Uanad Nowe Nimo St Joseph Milas Mars Turney Turney United National Association of Meriden Leroy Wiele Bruin Chester Hull Wairfield County Platt Newton New York Hospital Wakeman Kaine Ani NB Hin Garenflehl Prides Ani Joseph Jade

Fairfield Judge Explains Safest Method of Voting

Deputy Judge Clarence Hall spoke at the Fairfield luncheon on effective voting describing the Hare proportional representation system used in Cleveland and by Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce. He outlined nominations by petition, single ballot, numbered rankings, quota calculation, and first count election of those meeting the quota plus one. He urged adoption for organizations and towns to fill boards, with next week’s program led by O C Ziroli and a surprise program promised.

Fairfield Clarence TR Hall Champs Farm Bi Rock C&v of Cleveland Canada Ireland Tasmania Party of West Traftford Bridgeport Junior Chamber of Commerce Ptttonsa Tudgs Hall

Industrial Bowler's Annual Shelton Dinner Honors Premier Potter Team

The Industrial Bowling League held its annual banquet at Hotel Club with the Premier Potter team receiving the league championship cup and individual trophies. Speakers included John Golesen and Charles Smith among factory executives. a guest toastmaster and formal toasts followed. A full menu and entertainment capped the evening while Melodies by Edmunds Melody Men provided live music.

Shilton Lele Brain Ervice Industrial Bowling League Montague A Clark Sidney Bhimenthal and Company, Inc John Golesen Tite Stelzenberg Sidney Bhonenthal Company Charles Smith Derby Silver M. Wilkiardt Derby Gas Elmegriffn Bassett Metal Goods Fredeich Wilson Sule Treontes Startin Cutler Playeri Ag Frial Zes

Big Five of Long Hill Defeats Bridgeporters

The Long Hill Five defeated the Bridgeporters in a prelminary game at Tong Hill Court. Tong Hill led early but Bridgeportors kept within reach, final score 24 to 12. Hawkins was sidelined with an ankle sprain. Emma Sherman visits her sister Mrs Samus Seeley and Mr and Mrs Porlang recently moved into the Cuffin place. Several from this place attended a minstrel dance at Stepney firehome Saturday evening. Mrs Kellar Briggs returned home after caring for ill relatives in New Rochelle, having been away since Christmas.

TOG Hillop Tele- Rim Fong Hin Big Five New Haven Tong Hill Aawkins Emma Sherman Slater Mra Samus Seeley Mra Porlang

Milford Firemen Hear Lecture On Fire Fighting

Milford, Feb 24. Captain J Daley of Bridgeport will lecture Milford firemen and volunteers at the fire HQs at 8 pm. Daley, a New York Fire College graduate and Bridgeport instructor, is a noted authority on firefighting. The talk supports the board’s aim to raise Milford’s fire service to the highest standard. Sherron Baldwin, recently named town electrical inspector, attended the New England Electrical Inspectors conference and will attend the New Haven school to prepare an electrical code for Milford.

Milford J. Daley Bridgeport Fire Department Daley New York Mire College Bridgeport Milford Department Board of Fire Commissioners Fire Board Gonnadeut Sherron Baldwin New England Electrical Inspectors Association Hartford Baldwin School of Instruction New Haven

Liquor Violators Sentenced in Stamford Court

In Stamford on February 24 liquor law violations were heard by Judge Samuel Young. Tripotit Laska of 21 State Street received 400 dollars in fines and 69 days in jail, with prior fines noted. Francis Connolly of Gay Street was fined 400 dollars and 40 days with jail suspended on his first offense. Charles Shanen’s case was continued. Benjamin Arena of Canal Street faced 400 dollars in fines and 60 days in jail, with the first appeal bond set at 1500 dollars. Lea Arena, another offender, was fined 400 dollars and 60 days in jail with an appeal bond set at 1690 dollars.

Stamford Samuel Young Tripotit Laska State Street Laska Francis Connolly Gay Street Charles Shanen Mberly Wanthorn Stree Benjamin Arena Canal Street Trn Demurter

Committal rites held for Mrs Jane Livetris in New Milford

Town mourns the death of Mrs Jane Livetris at New Milford hospital. Funeral at Congregational Church followed by burial in Leon Hil cemetery. Mrs Livetris, long time resident, leaves husband, one child, one sister, two brothers, and three brothers-in-law among others. Floral tributes described as beautiful.

Lelerin Hevice Jane Livetris New Milford Hospital Ant Songregational Church Lion Chape Tineberg

Brookfield Hens Hold Second Place in Storrs Contest

In the sixteenth week of the Storrs laying contest the Brookfield Center pen led the field with 49 eggs, Benton Mills and others close behind. Merritt M Clark’s Barred Rocks topped production, while the Lt. Hens overall show a jump aided by favorable weather in recent weeks. The report lists top pens by breed and notes Clark’s Connecticut entry is the only Connecticut pen on the honor roll.

Storrs Rhode Island FS Chapin Long Meadow Wenitt M Mra HC Kleinsmith Beavercreek

Ash Wednesday Service in Devon Church Today

Lenten services will be held at St Andrews and St Annes churches on Ash Wednesday morning with special prayers observed. Local residents and families are noted, including Mr and Mrs J Pons returning from Washington and others attending events in Devon and surrounding areas.

Devon Telecam St Andrew's Church St Anne J Pons Washington Wales Beard Li & Mi Osxas Jackson Wis Howard Wheeler Helen Ant ‘Ter Wheeler Charles MacPherson Benjamin Davenport Gon Warren Ven Wi Mie Gan Sutherland Naugatuck Gardens R Tillis Powel Fort Prambull Beach Lydia Davenpor Roxbury Glen William Kelley Taft Avenue Lydia Davenport Reading Brookton Masa Wighland Avenue Fiwin Clark Florida Peidgeport

Holiday Weddings In Westport and Nearby

Three holiday weddings took place in Westport over the weekend. Constance Dooling and John Mahan wed at Assumption Church with reception at the bride’s home in Norwalk. Ruth Wogan and Andreas Gibson Schou, and Helen Carolyn Schumack and Carl Walter Mislenstein were also married in local ceremonies with attendant families and a Southport reception.

Westport Constance Dooling William A. Dooling Compo. Street Saugatuck John Mahan Norvalk Than? Church of the Assumption of Rivers Richard J Carew Oll Pagtot R Miter Victoria Koamek Goron Henry Norwals Brida’e Parert Norwalk Fahan Plymouth Street Andreas Gibson Schou Ruth Wogan Brooklyn N. Y Kennel Mackenale Holy Trh Alpert Helen Carolyn Schumaci Lous Schumak Pequot Road Carl Walter

Visiting Monrovia relatives underscores local ties

Carlton Joyce of Chinton Massa visits relatives for a few days. Mir and Mrs James Wella spent Sunday in Bristol and Mra Ray Lucas of Long Tt and Walter Frobbs of Mil for spent Sunday with Me and Mrs Balsoard. The Baptist church ladies held a successful food sale at Mre Milton Hawley’s on Saturday netting over $23. Mr and Mrs Leonard Curtisa and daughter and Mrs Charles Skilinga spent Sunday in Wiford with Mr and Mrs Charles (larh.

Voxroe Carlton Joyce Chinton Massa Mir James Wella Bristol Ray Lucas Long Tt Walter Frobbs Milfor Sunda Balsoard Charles Skilinga Wiford Charles

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