New Canaan Holds First Aid Class and Borough Notices
New Canaan hosts a first aid demonstration at the village hall with Penny Quintard guiding, inviting firemen policemen and residents to join. Borough officials order property owners to clear sidewalks after snow, while assessors mail tax increases and the Board of Reform acts on assessors' work. various clubs host dances plays and meetings through January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
Penny Quintard
Myruintard
Dawn
Vilaseall
Board of Reel
Act An
Masonic Temple
Harmony’ Fellowcraft Club
George Stevens
Br, B
East Avenue
Vire Aran
Roland Main
George B. Oyden
Claud Valieon
Charles Schelderfer
Woo Fodge Building Association, Inc
Herbert Scofield
Boad of Trustees
Ben Wool
Eurgyn B. Ogden
Nelson Silliman
Gardner Heath
First Naonal Bank
Wooster Brotherton
Silverain Road
Bridgeport
Edmund VP
Taliaf Dance
Park Street
A. W. Stout
New York
Tiliaferro
Blaney
Arwalk Road
Frederick Walratt
Connecticut Fish and @ame commission
Villaneail
Derry and Salte
Hazel Hebeab Lodge
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Whole Family Health Aids And Mobility Supplies
Readily available trusses elastic stockings abdominal belts arch supports shoulder braces artificial limbs and reducing garments for men and women. A full range of summer corsets and brassieres at cost as winter styles arrive. Free fittings refunds offered. Wheelchairs crutches bed pans back rests bed aids and canes in stock. Almanac calendars and thermometers free with purchase from Sick Room Supply at 748 State St Cumalaga NY.
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N. Cumalaga
Ron
Factory Manager Advanced to Highest Office in Temple
William E. Parke was elected potentate of Pyramid temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the annual meeting in the Masonic temple last night succeeding Filmer A. Weaper. Parke, a member since 1909, has held multiple Masonic honors and is manager of Factory 3 of the Tridseport Metal Goods Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Parke
Pyramid Temple
Mystic Shrine
Filmer A. Weaper
Parker
Poten Tete
Ashler
Lavice
Jesalen Counc
Otso
Tridseport Metal Goods Mrs. Company
Oftcera
John G. Schwarz
Inchet Rabban
Grover C. Sweet
Submarine S-19 Crew Stays Aboard Amid Storm Waite
The S-19 crew and Lieutenant C Marin choose to remain on the half-submerged vessel near Orleans Harbor Massachusetts overnight. Coast Guard cutters Tampa and Atusha stayed nearby as it stayed afloat after striking near Portsmouth bound to New London. Ernest Sabo of Bridgeport listed among S-19 crew remains unlocated in Orleans. family efforts to reach him yesterday were futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resniute
Coast Guard
Tampa
Atusha
C. Marin
New London
Portsmouth
Tondon
Conn
Orleans Harbor
Massachusetts
Ernest Sabo
Bridgeport
Eiforta
Prescott Street
School Board Moves to Name Committees and Chairmen
The school board acted to establish three committees on schoolhouses teachers and finance. Mrs Crosby pressed to name committees immediately and Mr Havens said he would appoint them within days. A planned appointment of Mr Travens as chair of the teacher committee was not yet presented. Four board members reportedly wish seats on the teacher committee, adding to the scheduling confusion. Traveling descriptions note conditions described by travelers as five times higher than Miang ara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Havens
Ens
Travens
Tavens
J. Murray
Johnson
Sadie Bo Lnewith
Ameay
Fairfield Legion opposes moving Veterans Bureau in Fairfield
A large George Alfred Smith Post meeting in Fairfield passed a resolution opposing removal of the U S Veterans Bureau office in Bridgeport. The resolution calls for postponing any action pending investigation and urges study of costs to amalgamate offices. It also plans to notify officials and involve the Fairfield County American Legion. A turkey supper preceded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velesram Service
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bridgeport
George Alfred Smith
American Legion, Auxiliary and Friends Elf
Legion Hall
John M. Donaldson
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion No. 14
Bairfield
Connecticut
Fairfield County Association of the American Legion
Westport
Frank T. Hines
UC. 8
George FL MeKenn
Itam Bingham
Schuyter Merritt
George Moore
L. FB. Poole
M’Fadden Bill on false statements for bank credit debated
The M’Fadden bill to criminalize intentional false statements to obtain timber bank credit and to curb personal property dissipation is debated. Wingo and allies say crimes fall under state law while amendments by M T Hull limit national bank branch expansion until allowed to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingo
National Association of Credit Men
American Bankers’ Association
House
M. T. Hull
Illinois
National Banke
House of the
Harhers
Final tribute for Spanish War veteran Edmund Smith dies
Military honors will be paid to Edmund Smith, a Spanish War veteran, who died suddenly Monday night at the installation of officers of the Lieutenant N. W. Bishop Camp of the United Spanish War Veterans. A military burial with honors will be conducted tonight at 8:30 at his home 645 Carroll Avenue, with Bishop Camp members escorting the body to Mast Hartford tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund 5. Smith
N. W. Bishop
Yast Tmartford
Carroll Avenue
Bishop
Hartford
Beery Truck Case Unfolds In Norwalk Court
Stratford banker TEVY Fairield and banker Edmund H Judson and State Policeman Streaman testified about a July seizure of a truck of beer in Norwalk. William Willett, 28, described as driver, testified that the truck carried 265 cases of beer. Levy, amid remarks, faced questions about motive and profits. Selmont, jailed for nine months on unrelated charges, was linked to the broader case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streaman
Law
Connery
Walter Lynehan
Levy
Darien House
Norwalk
Streamane
Jake
New York
Dorloa House
Dievy
Jake Steamin
Owas
Levy Tetal
Hatph Selmont
Bridgeoil
Lionsht
Malthie
Selmont
Criminal Superior Court
Greenstein
Supreme Court of Errors
Mathieyvester Fay
Sai Selmont
Tevy ‘Ll
Willian Willett
Fulton Street
Willets
Cheshire Reformatory
Alvyon Craig
Willett
Waterview Avenue
Craig
Paul Connery
Wielett
Jors
Codl
View Avenue
Willetts
Nomvallk
Te Hridgeport Beer Garage
Brewery Case Trials Reveal Beer Transport Details
Testimony centers on Levy beer shipments on September 6 from Greenwich to Bridgeport. Willett testified he transported ten beer cartons from the Doherty garage, with other drivers named. State witness Willett recounts pay, orders, and lack of defense payments as the trial draws unusual public interest and strict security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Willett
Greenwich
Doherty
David Silverman
Westport
Silverman
Mobray
Lord
Thorpe
Nichols
Silvermar
Daniel J. B. Ihekey
Stamford
Win
Reformatory
Bridgeport
Craig
Menry Z. Snyder
Bear Rage
Jack
New York
C City
Jack Hart
Greenstein
Lynehan
Chesire
Internal Revenue Department
Hartford
James I. Doherty
Doherty Company
Waterview Avenue
Falesm
Ashford L. Nettleton
Stratford
Henry Hail
Fairfield
Alber. B. Gilbert
Frambull
John J. O'Neil
Louis D. Brisco
Euston
Levinner
Brookfiel
Brookfiel Willamott, Former Grand Juror, of Charles C. Hickey
Emmett J. Weed
Louis A. Van_ Ileese
Brookfield
George W. Guyer
Westoo
Albert H. Deane
Wilbur J. Dizon
New Canaan
Stephen B. Hayes
Monroe
E. Benjamin Lockwood
Sound Beach
George Ti. Canfield
Samuel G. Seeley Trumbulk
Thomas BE. Conroy
Court approves widening of Middle Street to speed work
Supreme Court upheld Middle street widening plan letting city fund via assessments even without full funds. Ten foot expansion from fifty to sixty feet between Tallfield and Gold to add four traffic lanes. National Welding plans store office on Read Carpet site amid damages to local property owners totaling tens of thousands and city benefits nearing ninety thousand dollars.
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Middle Street
Supreme Court
A la Delaney
National Holding Company
Pla
John Cornell
Tallfield Avenue
Gold Street
National Whelding Company
Read Carpet
American Tardware Company
Peerless Trealty Company
Hamilton Estate
F. BE. Lally
Coulter and McKenzie
J.I. Donovan
S. H. Wheeler Eattae
City
Athaniel Wheeler
Dennis
Trawley Hardware
Alling Rubber Company
Chas
Jon
W. BR. Wheeler
CG. Bermar
Hill Not to Fly Over Danbury During Eclipse
Danbury January 14 George A Ed an astronomer with the United States Naval Observatory in Washington will not ride aboard the dirigible Los Angeles for the eastward eclipse flight on January 24 He says the ship will sail the Atlantic off Long Island to observe and photograph the event rather than hover over Connecticut He notes a possible Danbury assignment to photograph from a high point in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
George A. ED
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
DD. C
Los Angeles
East
Til
Atlantic
Long Island
Firefighters Injured in Furnace Fire and Collision
Mrs Irving found a blaze from a cellar furnace sending smoke through the home. Six family members fled to the street as alarms sounded. Several firemen inhaled gas and smoke but none required medical care. Oldroyd, driver of a passenger vehicle, was arrested on reckless driving and failing to yield to a fire apparatus. Mayor Behrens will ask the Board of Wire Commissioners to report their findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Oldroyd
F. William Behrens
Board of Wire Commissioners
Local Meeting List Highlights Bridgeport Lodges and Clubs
Tonight multiple Bridgeport groups gather at varied venues including Main street 1188 and 3925, State street 360, Union avenue 519, and Broad street 1119 for lodge circles clubs and charitable associations. Names include O Ro M Muensterberg I O O Ff and J Broad Cannon streets among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowompon Tribe
O. Ro
Main Street
Bridgeport Lodge
State Street
Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armie
Bridgeport Zither Club
Noble Avenue
Vbridgeport Lodge
K. of P
Muensterberg Lodge
Charity Lodge
Union Avenue
Circula Roma Club
White Eagle Association
East
Washington Avenue
Alpha Rivere
Brotherhood of America
Broad Street
Progressive Circle
Court Roma
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Cannon Streets
Morning Star Lodge
S. of B
Violet Camp
Royal Neighbwa
Pattern Makers
Eas Howe
Relet Corpa
Broa Street
Lingely Circle
Ilenda Lodge
O. of V
Cannon Street
Farren Lodge
Court Liberty Bell
Order of the Olden Sceptre
Cannnan Street
Temple Lodge
A. M
Majfoni Temple
Freight crew jailed for part in Mechanicsville wreck
Putnam January 14 Joseph Bartlett engineer and Joseph Noyer fireman of a New Haven and Hartford freight were convicted of manslaughter for the October 24 crash that killed two aboard a passenger train. They pleaded guilty after initial not guilty pleas and a jury was convened. The collision occurred when the freight left a siding with switches set to allow through traffic onto the siding, preventing the Worcester bound passenger train from switching to safety. Coroner blamed the freight crew. several were injured in addition to the deceased.
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Putnam
Jan
Joseph
Bartlett
Noyer
New York, New Haven
Mechanicsville
Superior Court
Newil Jennings
William 8
Carpenter
Joseph C. Hopman
Aaremin
Las
Worcester
Bill
Pupe’s Dixpepsin Relief Ad Promises Digestion Aid
An old advertisement touts Pupe's Dixpepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and gas. It claims the tablets calm a rebellious stomach, ease distress after overindulgence, and are available in 0 cent packages guaranteed by druggists everywhere.
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Shriners
William E. Parker
William F. Parker
Pyramid ‘Temple
Temple
Aeteus Walia
Seni
Xia Eriva
Miagara
Fairfield Legion
Veterans Bureau
Legion Ausxiliary
Banka
Scatia
Walth Chapel
Red Men
Comranes
Servier
Church of Christ
BM. Wells
Fairfield Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Walter B. Lashar
WW. Haggerty
Osborne Wilk
Pat Lee
Othe
Lee
Glovella
N.Y
W. James
St. Thomas
Ontario
Royal Air Force
Haggertys
Turker Surner
St Paul's Bapiscopal Church
M'Fadden Bill
NH. W. Grove
Edmund S. Smyvh
Tevy
Middle ST
Hill
Min
China
Narcisse
Bys. Schwarts
Wwwapat
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