Successful Year Encouraging to Christ Church Stratford
Jan 13 report from Stratford notes Christ Episcopal Church under Rev Hine exceeded last year’s record with high attendance and strong finances. Members discuss paying off 2500 remaining on a 9900 organ, growing subscriptions, and new church leadership and activities.
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Christ Church
Stratford
Christ Episcopal Church
H. Francis Hine
Gerry
Hines
Fife
George Booth
Alewane
Henry 8 Coley 10 Buried in Norwalk
Henry L Coley age 10 is buried in Riverside cemetery in Norwalk with services at Riverside cemetery officiated by the Rev. Ah The funeral and burial plans note survivors Joa n Wihadsen and Mia Marde Vought as great grandchildren with extended family mentioned.
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Henry
Coley
Norwalk
Norwalde
Hs Lon
Joan Wihadsen
Stratfield Improvement meeting postponed by weather
The Stratfield Improvement Association meeting at Lincoln School was adjourned due to blustery conditions. Items planned for discussion will be addressed at the next meeting Monday evening February 0. The Staffeld Mews Club will hold its monthly gathering next Monday at the Stratfield Baptist church. Mrs Albert Hake heads a committee planning a program for Friday at the Stratfield Baptist church.
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Stratfield Junit
Stratfield Improvement Association
Lincoln School
Albert Hake
Ridgefield Club Debates Jury Duty for Women
The Ridgefield Republican Club held its January meeting at St Stephen's Parish House with 22 members present. The agenda included a debate on a bill by the League of Women Voters granting jury duty to women, a vote in favor 18 to 5, and planning for future winter meetings with speakers in February March and April.
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League of Women Voters
Mortimer
Keeler
Marion H Nash
Brown- Lim FS
Ryan Midgefields
Huntington Letters and Local Notices Mix with Social Chat
Miss Corinne Worden of White Hills visited her sister Miss Marie Kilme of Murri ngton Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Cook hosted a party. Treasurer resigns as Pure Rac leach isolation official name forget. Huntington pupils and teachers participate in noon event. Miss Elizabeth Slater and Miss Helen Kuxowski among honored guests. Old residents and many names appear in a bustling community item.
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Jel Grin Sevice
Corinne Worden
Whie Hills
Max
Marie Kiulme
Murringtomstree
Migileu
Mitford
Blackman
William Cook
Madred Itallwin
Lesia, Baldwin
Repton Street
Hebrpton
Vida Steaina
Bridgeport
Charlotta
Leach
Eliazete
Lordship Schools Delight Parents and Children
The Lordship school development earns praise from parents who laud Stratford Superintendent and staff. A well organized curriculum features clay models of the Acropolis and Panthenon, colonial and Roman history, and student made newspapers and a class book. A teachers meeting and board discussions address school plans and a proposed district redistricting for Lordship.
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Lordship
Ole &Ram Service
Stratford Sup
Acropolis
Titus
Constantine
America
Miriam Bouton
Christ Church to Elect Officers at Redding Meeting
The annual meeting of Christ Episcopal Church members will be held at the rectory on Wednesday evening January 21 at 7 40 PM. A supper will precede the hour and reports from parish organizations will be read. Elections of wardens vestrymen and delegates to connections will occur. Bishop Edward Cochrane Suffragan will address the gathering. A auxiliary meeting is planned for Saturday afternoon.
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Redding
Christ
Orock
Edward Co
Sufragan
Stratford council may pick new member from Lordship
Stratford residents from Lordship are named as possible successors to the late Councilman Sniffen, with Avon Park candidates also discussed. Petition support for William Hughes sparked controversy, drawing sharp criticism from Council Chairman Donald Sammis. Partition of support hints at a split in local politics as Stratford weighs the best candidate to occupy the council seat.
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Stratford Council
Sniffen—Hughes
Stratford
Leb
Nunnelé
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Herbert W. Snitfen
Fira Distriel IF van Yorx
Ballird Machine Tool Company
Albert Anderson
Gustave I Ruther
Southern New England Telephone Company
Snitton
Anthony Pellows
Town Planning Board
Avon
Willam H Hughes
Sniffen
Hughes
Avon Park
Lordship
Sniffens
Council
Donald Sammis
Muerensar
di Im
van ¥Erx
Nunnold
Bammis
John Smith
Sammis
People's General Committee
Ime
Tearns
Brother
John A Hansen
Rockwall Avenue
Cleawater
Florida
Kia
Chores Hansen
Cleveland
New Haven
Fale University
National Carbon Company
Ohio
Mra G A Schindler
Whitneyville
Easton Members Attend Meeting of State Grange
Easton residents Willard Gillett Aurel Rum an and Mrs John H Uandee attend the annual State Grange session at Foot Guard hall Hartford. Local social notes report church activities, visitors, and family gatherings including Toll and Strauss households and neighbors from Greens Farms and Bridgeport.
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Easton
STATE
Mre
Homer Logan Ma
C F Dickerson
George Crown Trving
Charles Ruman
Mir
Mra
Aurel Rumano ‘Sr
Grace Freppe church meeting reports and schedule
A telegraph service report from Long Hill Thule notes a church meeting at William Davis home. Rev Hayyastur of Bridgeport will return to lead services with Sunday preaching at 9:15 and communion, other Sundays at 2. Miss Michel Cole stayed with her parents G W Cole. The Ladies of McTchuret UL plan a daytime event at President Jan Beach's residence. A hike by Sunday school boys occurred near Easton Lake. Rev Habersham at Mommie presides each Sunday at 2.00 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Tashua. some residents lament over pleasure and trouble.
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Grace Freppe
William Davis
Hay Yastur
Eutyuy
Bridgeport
Michel Cole
New York
Tole
McTchuret
Jana Beach
Simeon Fa Bair
Helen
Joseph
Gutteil
Habersham
Mommie
Avlock
Christ Episcopal Church
Tashua
Brookfield Women to Hold Meeting at Church
Brookfield reports show the Ladies' Industrial society of the Congregational church plans a business meeting at Mrs Frederick Cartin's home in the center on Wednesday afternoon. A teachers' meeting at the Center school was held last week with Supervisor H Slyhuster and local teachers present. Charles Thornhill resumes teaching at the Bert and Bennett school in Brookfield. Grange members welcomed new attendees and conferred degrees, with a social to follow. Local news notes weddings, funerals, and community activity in Brookfield.
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Venture Chich
Waworatssa Nature Club
Wind Orec Nt
Charles D Croughley
John J) Stone
Kirl S Nash
Walter Smith
Samuel R “Lis
New Haven
Weshkent
Fred ‘ Frurlage
Bryan Park
Thaddeusian
Lilon Crane
Jeff Ridgefield
Mondiy
Los Angeles
Ares Su
Wilford
Heh
Tean
Hotletin
Watertown
Dainliry
Dember
Ridgefield
Lordship
Pryce Bowen
George Braddock
Lordship Manor Improvement Assorition
Thewlaton
Stratford Council
Toordshins
Axon Turk
Avon Park 18
Iself
Leedshiyy Uiy
Mitter Willald
Glen Seriong
Niion
George
Town
Tohono Grange
Stansfield
Isa Margaret Yamminsky
Raymond Knight
Grange
Governor Invited to Anniversary of Norwalk Plant
Norwalk reports Governor Tohn H rumbull has been invited to attend the first anniversary of Crofut and Knapp Ifat company plant on Van Unt Sheet. Dudley Tell Moon of New York will be the evening speaker. Invitations have been sent nationwide for a large out of town gathering.
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Norwalk
Telefron Service
Tohn Hrumbull
Firsl
Crofut and Knapp Ifat
Ton Dudley Tell Moon
New York
Ory
Tntiationa
Weston Weston Poetry Service Brightens Christmas Eve
A largely attended service at Priphany Sona featured Christmas carols sung by Une choke and others. Rev HooS Id wards rent y letter. Miss Gauri Godimam assisted. Proceeds supported Orphin Home and Sunday school scholars. Annual fish meeting planned for later month. Geo Waterbury and Norfield Grange members to attend State Grange in Hartford this week.
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Weston
Lyons
Une Choke
Gauri Godimam
Orphin
Dlinigeport
Hanking
Filis
Sant
Neu
Geo Waterbury
Norfield Grange
State Grange
Hartford
Fellowcraft Club to Hold Second Winter Dance
Milford January 13 By Tele gram Service the Fellowcraft club of Anganta nhe lodges A F and A M will host the second winter dance Saturday evening January 17 in the Masonic assembly hall. Music arranged under Robert Rosum with entertainment committee. Dance in charge of Sidney G Cook. Also noted: various lodge meetings and social events scheduled for January including WCA supper, health association meeting, and officers to be installed at Chemical No 2 Woodmont auxiliary.
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Ansintawae Lodge
WCA
Fost Congregational Church
Memorial Annea
Wiford Public Health Association
C M Yappe
Chemical Company No 2
Fort Trumbull Beach
Lawird Boot
New Guard Club
Wopowrge Lodge
ITO O VF
Odd Pellows Hall
Thelub
Morris
Walter
Leigh Pulver
John Burns
Harvey Tunéall
G Harper
J 1
Banks
Ladies' Auxilary
Chemical Company No 5
Woodmont
Fle Honge
Annie Tord
Rogera Avenue
Plymouth Missionary Society
J Allan
Bait T Ross
Long Island
Taclock
Deslie Brigsa
Ross Plin
Grooms Phome
Woalnut Beach
Rotsford
Januar
Imperial Orchestra
Pildgren
Aligs
Margirel Corsyth
Renoublein
Catd Pardea
Botsfords Hall
Ilnut Leach
New Yorks
Law Board of Fires Commissioners
Representa Nes
Firma
Mplford
Bell Moter Rompiny
Teder Ul Yinck
Ahrea Pox Company
Otha
Winthrop Gregor
Milford Post American Legion
Milfod Hospital
Dutiey
Rélativea
Fiten
Boston
Norwalk School Head Backs Cross Word Puzzles
Norwalk superintendent Jin 14 CPs argues cross word puzzles would improve pupil vocabulary and word usage by stimulating broader language skills, though concerns about classroom time remain. He notes amusement and recreation, but says the puzzles could boost mental activity and synonym awareness among students.
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Norwalk
Jin
Cps
Gram Senice
Geirge Vo Bahinin
Sihoola Wi
Wosuch
Burhanin
Norwalk Charter Revision Committee Plans Action Monday
Norwalk officials announce a 20 member Charter Revision Committee appointed by Mayor Thomas Robins to draft amendments before the Legislature. The group, led by Arthur C Wheeler as chair with John A Mills secretary and Jasper Nehemich Candee, includes attorneys John Cuneo and Jesse T Dunbar to propose changes.
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Nowawalk
Telegame
Thomas Robins
Acti
Arthur C Wheeler
John A Mills
Secreary
Jasper Nehemich Candee
John Cuneo
Jesse T Dunbar
Trumbull Grange State Meet Attended by Local Patrons
Trumbull patrons planning to attend the State Grange meeting in Hartford this week include Edgar L. Luck and Mrs. Luck, and Mrs. William Palier as Mascot Lecturer and Planner. Other locals, including W. Brown and Alfred B. Gilbert, are listed among attendees. Olde Tyme Night features costumes and games with doughnuts and coffee. Worthy Deputy Charles Lacey expected at next meeting. Trumbull Vol Life company to hold annual installation at Town Hall Tuesday evening. Women’s Community Club to meet in the Library Thursday afternoon.
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Trlvmgelle
Tele& Im Siivice
Trambull Change
Footmuard li
Hartford
Edgar LW Luck
William Palier
Masco
Aitheeld
Pomona
Ly Gach Otheers
W & Brown
Mid
Wells Waleham
Alfred B Gilbert
Charles Lacey
Officig
Sacloch
Womens Community Club
Hellther
Norwalk bankers elect officers for four institutions
Norwalk January 13 through telegraph service reports annual elections of officers in city banks. Names include Charles Wo Gager elected cashier of the National Bank of Norwalk to fill a vacancy on the board, with directors George IL Woodward D Warren Wich, William C Baur, William L Isen, Arthur C Wheeler, Albert Ric Mallin and Morton R MacCausland. Other banks named new directors and officers, with multiple figures listed for Fairfield Trust, City National Bank, and South Norwalk Trust, to be finalized in upcoming meetings.
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Norwalk
Sevice
Tngitations
Chiades Wo Gager
National Bank of Norwalk
He P Price
George IL Woodward
D Warren Wich
William C_ Baur
William L @isen
Arthur C Wheeler Altert
Ric’ Mallin
Morten R. MacCausland
Contry Fairfield Trust Company
Grorge C Brown
John Cavanagh
Richard Ode
Taye
David Tr .Mill
Andrew J. Collins J J Virs
Die Léwin
B. Thomas Neville Poyle
Douglas E Nash
Chives
Hoyt
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