Cupheg Club of Stratford Reelects Morehouse President
Vernon Morehouse of 921 East Broadway is re elected as president of the Cupheg Club of Stratford for another year. The club reports debt reduction of 1350 dollars and lists officers Fitz Holmgren vice president George W. Spail secretary Frank N. Hanson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Vernon
Moroousé
East Bruadwi
Fitz Holmgren
George W. Spail
Frank N. Hanson
Hanson
Nowiee
Cay Cor Fy
I. B. Turney
Roswell KE Riss
Board of Governors
Tern
Ferdinand Robert
Clarke P
Ag Auditas
Faul Goodell
Harold C Lovell
Walter Goddard
Governo
Dec
Comitte
George R. Lochwood
New Ufmey
Sunda
Str
Ford Community Forum
Ty Packard Hal
Connemttort
Norwalk Welcomes Its First New Year Baby
The first 1925 baby arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Fritz Westering of 81 Cove Avenue. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Knapp of Trinity Place at 11 10 o clock Wednesday night, just missed being a 1925 baby on their third wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Fritz Westering
Cove Avenue
Robert Knapp
Trinity Mace
Norwalk Schools Set to Open Amid Strong Opposition
Norwalk public schools will open Monday as scheduled unless the Board of Health acts. The health department plans diphtheria screening and antitoxin for susceptible pupils if parents approve. Opposition from many parents may keep classes from proceeding. two new diphtheria cases and five mild cases are noted in the First district. Health Officer Dr. Robert E Perdue has banned children under ten from motion picture theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Board of Health
Health Department
Walter Krappe
Spring HI Avenue
Harnld Coffin
Ohio Avenue i
Robert E Perdue
Vidren
Former resident laid to rest in Newtown Cemetery
NIWTOWN Jan 2 By Telecom Service The undertaker Baponne died at residence in Ne Rueie Monday night. Funeral services held at the convent with Rector Rev Hie pad ELeresner officiating. A large line of floral offerings accompanied the funeral procession to Sandy Hook with many townsfolk and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niwtown
Teles
Servies
Bureau of
Gotheb Sehumiche
F Baponne
Rueie
Viet Pinéss
Tek Plaes
Noor Estou
Ehoomiohu
Kev
Dro Hie
Pad Eleresner
Feini Newlows
Sandy
Leege
Row Nut O
Sandy Hook
John Schmite
Addison Schmacner
Jon Schumanehe J
Jew Kel
Juhi Land
Iidgemet
Mos
Akme
X. Mes Thotuan
Vircittus Cornell
Will Hokitt
Regelar
Cornel Rooms
Meroo
Alfred Julsen
Keneter
MLL
Fine
Hiewie
Sean Ne
Monga
Fort
Milford considering pension fund vote at special meeting
Milford officials draft a pension fund plan for police and firemen retirees. The measure, prepared by Judge Omar W. Platt, moves through police and fire boards toward a special town meeting and possible General Assembly action. Voters may decide funding via a sinking fund to support older departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Jan
Omar W. Platt
Po Hce
Woth
General Assembly
Reyal
Milford High School
VY. Putney
Estelle Grasverg
Walter Baxney
Mr. Putney
Groesberg
Andrew Scannell
Walter Barnes
Dorothy Shores
No Marin
Aring and Navy
Gertrude Drouadwell
Bastian Orvatory of Music
Heste
Mra
Wil Lam
Hira
New Haven
Joseph O'Hara
New York
Joseph OP
Installation event details for local group noted
A fragmentary notice lists officers and attendees for a forthcoming installation at a local lodge. Names include Deputy Chara, Mrs Worden, Catherine Reed, Maud Brown, and Clara Leatherland, with roles such as recording secretary and treasurer. The text references a meeting at Cadel next Wednesday and mentions noble grand, officers, and floor director positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Noble
Chara
Lordship Crowded With Holiday Visitors
Lordship, Jan 2. Mrs. Ferdinand Franz hosts Dr. and Mrs. Sides. Miss Katherine Horahan visits aunt Miss Mary Dunn. Local orchestra plans a dance Jan 30 at the Firemen's hall. Sunday school to meet at 3 p.m. Leader Albert Liarly. Others visiting include Mrs. J A Meissenberg, Mr. Towen’s mother, and Mrs. John Aven on Margharita Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordship
Ferdinand Franz
Sides
Mrs. Franz
Katherine Horahan
Bridgeport Hospital
Mary Dunn
Gherry Street
Lordship Orchestra
Firewenl's
Albert Li
Arly
George Trocks
Brooklyn
J. A. Meissenberg
Margharita Lawn
Frederick Boten
Ocean Avenue
Lord
Bridgeport
Mr. Towen
Willan Persson
South Hamston
I. L
John Aven
Newtown Churches Host Year End Services and Events
Trinity church and the Congregational church held New Year’s Eve services with large attendance. Trinity reported 110 at an evening program directed by Jennie Cree-Gregory, Dorothy Dinkler, and James Nelson, with a Girl's Friendly Society chorus from Sandy Hook. The Congregational church hosted an open house and a candle light event after baritone F. Arthur Ekins performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Trinity Church
Congregational Church
Jennie Cree-Gregory
Dorothy Dinkler
James Nelson
Girl's Friendly Society of
St. John's Church
Sandy
Marguerite Gesner
Hichmond H. Gesner
Trinit
Walter H. Kiernan
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Deodgingtown Fire Companies
Dodingtown
Carl Dossin
Connecticut Agricultural Colege
Star's
Connecticut Agricultural College
F. W. Barnett
Mary P. Barnett
Newtown Yeaterday
Red Wing
Minn
Martin A. Corbett
Sandy Hook
St Peter's Evangelical Extends Inquiry to Congregational Church
St Peter's Evangelical extends inquiry inviting Congregational church to attend Sunday services as Bishoy Acheson reconsecrates the church after extensive repairs and redecorating. The Missionary Society fundraiser at Mrs Mary Wheeler's home follows a well attended Stepney Fire Company dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe, Jan. i
St. Peter’s Epiacuppl Church
Congregational Church
Bishoy Acheson
Mary Wheeler
Missionary Society of the
Stepney Fire Company
Herman Jacot
Greenwich
Jacots
Jacot
East Village
Wonds
Stanley
Fairfield Couple Quietly Wed in New Haven Church
Miss Lillian E. Leggett of Black Rock and John Bergmark of Fairfield wed quietly at a New Haven church. The groom, third mate in the Medical department at Norfolk, was on furlough. Relatives and intimate friends attended, with a wedding supper following the ceremony. They will reside at 16 Black Rock Moorehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Lillian E. Leggett
If Morehouse Street
Black Rock
John Bergmark
Fairfield
Devon
Mr. Scoville
Carly
Bergimark
New Maven
Rockwell
Mr. Bergimark
Lairfield
Medical
Norfolk
William Muttit
Puirfield
Grace Donahue
New Hisen
Aone
New Huyeu
AH. Witwhitnaker
John Bhiar
Bridgeport
Willam Hree
Missy Nell Donahue
Molly Jawler
Helen Diamon
Stratford
J. Powlrs
Staford
Mes
Looe
Danbury Moves To End Water Waste At Night
Danbury water department head S Bo Roiymond launches a city campaign to stop residents from leaving taps running at night. Police and prosecutors back the effort as inspectors patrol homes to enforce reduced nighttime water use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Theram Servier
S. Bo Roiymond
Christmas concerts support World Service Commission drive
A New Year’s Eve service at Bridgeport’s church raised 29 dollars for the World Service Commission via Christmas concerts in two Methodist churches in Easton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thekergon, Miss Ann Itamas, and several others from nearby towns. other social visits and family gatherings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maerristann
Farold Stick
Howard Kuehn
Arthur — Bush
Allaarson
Chileon Dickerson
Ann Itamas
Saco
Maine
Freeborn
Mary Steueck
Cleveland
Ada Staucei
Jacuba
Sreus
Henry Mecaltin
Healt
Het Y
Edgar
Mes Reman
Ir Mies
Donahoese
Mbiehensath Os
Eh Tre
Chasis
Mes
Florance Standish
Latsami MiMrea Standish
Percival Sendish
Monroe
Olive Standish
Hartford
Clairmont
Brandish
Shode Island State College
Attorney Slavatakty Sued in Foreclosure Case
Phillip Slavatakty named as defendant in foreclose collection action over a $2000 note to Louis M. Huffel of Waterbury. Charges of unethical conduct as an attorney alleged. papers filed in Superior Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Slavatakty
Louis M. Huffel
Waterbury
Huntington Auto Demolished by New Year's Fire
A sedan owned by Nicholas Bacco of Derby burned near Shelton Avenue around 3 PM yesterday due to defective wiring. Fire warden Olin C. Shelton responded as nearby grass ignited, but only the car was damaged. All passengers escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Fan
Nicholas Bacco
Derby
Percy Gunthra
Shelton Avenue
Olin C. Shelton
Women’s Guild
Mpis
Apu
Norbert C. Werris
Bawin Vargashe
Carlotta Fair
Clement I. Griggs
John Hellath
Isadore Kaufman
New York
Phillip Schneider
Waverly Guest
Mae Davis
Louie Davis
Etta M. Brockway
Nettie Young
William Metzger
John Wesolowsky
Harry Garder
Stepney
Jane I. Greenberg
Moe
Charles Millard
Barstreet
J. Cuyler Shaw
Beardsley’s Pond
Tiuman Uraisell
Woodhaven
L. J
Philip Schneider
Joseph Schneider
Samuel Matchner
Samuel Blusch
Sperry Likely 10 Be New Head Of Danbury Trolleys
A William Sperry of New Haven, a leading engineer and head of Sperry Engineering, is set to become general manager of the Danbury Bethel Street Railroad if court permission is granted. Receiver Judge Ives asked for Sperry to take over as managing engineer and head, with the road to be sold to first mortgage bondholders. Sperry, who has rehabilitated many Connecticut electric roads, would be kept on to run the system as a paying proposition. He has already moved to Danbury and aims to implement new systems and expand the line’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danabury
Jahgram Service
William Sperry
New Haven
Sperry Engineering Company
Danbury & Bethel Street
Moss Ives
B&berry
First
Mr. Sperry
Sperry
Connecticut
Ives
First Mortgage
First Baby of 1925 Born in Stamford Parents Named
Stamford reports the year starts with two births. The last baby of 1924 is a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Monk of 28 Taylor Street at Stamford Hospital at 4 30 p m. The first baby of 1925 is a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. John Tamparri of 26 Water Street at 2 15 New Year s morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansantaine Mdge
A. F
A.M
F.ttinge
Earl M
Jonn Ly. Vampheid
Caroine Tiazee
Danugawear Marion
John Holloway
Marie Robbins
Frank Fyoleway
EB. EB. Holloway
Milford
Yhonita Talliwison
Devan
Che Mills
Se Atterroun
Hyde
Arthin
Tama Sherman
Lillie Wales
Bridgeport
Melvins
Bibbe Danity
Costa Whely
Werfden
Ian
Lee
Mig. i
Ban Street
Washington
Edwards
Stamford
Ty Telefrom
Walter S. Monk
Taylor Street
John Tampurri
Waterstieet
Monk
Stanford Hospital
Tamnburri
Gravity lesson sparks a question about law and history
A teacher explains gravity during a lesson and a student asks how life was possible before the law was passed. The exchange highlights curiosity about legal developments and their impact on daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaod Hardware
Norwalk Architect Sues Woman for $600
Harry W. Mather an architect of Norwalk led suit in the Court of Common Pleas asking damages of 600 dollars from Mrs. Adolph Brown of Norwalk for drawings he made at her request for a contemplated two story building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Mather
Norwalk
Court of Common Pleas
Adolph Brown
Leap year lowers Norwalk weddings in 1924 report
Tele gram Service notes Norwalk marriage counts fall after leap year. In 1924 12 fewer weddings occurred than in 1928 when 206 were held. January shows 23 couples taking courage, May 40 weddings versus 17 in 1928, and June drops from 62 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Howst-Keening
Redding Fire Company to Meet. Assessments Rise
Redding January meeting announced at HY C M'Collam home. Assessors finish book with total 2 207 000 for the year, up from last year’s 1 800 89. Helen Kennedy of Saint Chrysostome Canada visits uncle H. S. M'Collam. Holiday dance proceeds 73 dollars. recreation commission plans a Mark Twain library dance. Albert Gorham’s Red ding Center property remodeled by Gustav Bersanist contractors. Mr and Mrs Harley Nichols and Mrs Winton dine with the Nicholses on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Teletram Service
Redding Fire Company
HY. ¢. M'Collam
Gand
Helen Kennedy
St Chrysostome
Canada
M’collam
Mark ‘Twain
Recreation Commission
Albert Gorham
Redding Center
Mr. Alamy
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Cupheag Club OF
Morehouse
Cortelia Curtiss
Morderry
Joseph JL. Curt
Pa'ney
Patney
Hetes
Severa
Parriel County
National Wortd
Waldorf- Astoria
New York City
Jumuure
Bhag Wertho
Torward Avenue
Bridgenor
Nethe
Tat
Ulfter
Tuys
Renovatir
Mabel
Jamey
Stev
J. Q. Bata
Cuuren
Betty
I Norwalk
Newtown Cemetery
Weston
WSPG
Cota
Boveri
Bates
Noda
Bert Atte
Fina
Moube Patetten
Helen Budd
Nebin Strang
Strang
Telde
Lrettwelsis
William Brown Kuward Bud
Kenseth
Ea- John Kreltweiswa
Biertsveser
Town Counsel
Lillian Leggett
U. S. Navy
John Bergmork
Easton
Huntington Auto
Yale Bowl
Congress
Sues Woman
Hadley’ Broad and John Sts
Hadley
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