Parish Members Visit New Building of Christ Church Fairfield
Parish members tour the new Memorial Parish House on Center Street in Fairfield. The building will host Sunday school rooms, a main auditorium with stage, a recreation hall, kitchen, and dining area, plus basement facilities for sports and gatherings. It honors Dr. Frank S Child and aims to serve church and community with a forward looking program amid local manufacturing activity. Also notes church events, clubs, and Tuskegee Quartet concerts at First Church.
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Fairfield
Flint Sauroh
Chrat
Center Street
Fairfield Althoucn
Christmaas
Auditoran
Euigin Club
Toole
Frank S. Child
First Church of
Pape's Cold Compound Advertised Relief
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Cold Compound as quick relief for cold symptoms. The copy emphasizes fast action on throat soreness sneezing and fever and claims safety with no harsh ingredients. It urges readers to obtain the remedy at any drug store and highlights convenience and ease of use.
Milford Notes on Local Clubs Schools and Social Events
Milford items report new officers for the Naugatuck Gardens Improvement Association and postponed Captain Charley Pond Chapter meeting due to a storm. St Peter’s Parish youth plan a Valentine event February 5 with sponsors listed. Local students pursue studies at Yale and NYU. Several Milford residents host visitors and travel to Florida. Milford High girls basketball wins 31 to 3 over Derby. Milford prepares for Unholy Daughters of America meeting at Capitol Theatre. James Sullivan returns to Waterbury. Spaulding plans moving his New Haven Laboratory to Cherry Street.
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Milford
Cial
Naugatuck Gardens
St Peter's H
Mra. Clack Mra
Carl Heywood
Mra
Richard A. Smith
Lay Roosevelt
Livee
Theorgr Wer
Lester Wolfson
Economy Golf Ball Company
New York City
New York University
Haward Rowley
Royalstone Willams
Yale University
Berton N. Smith
North Street
John Hanken
Barkhamstead
Hill
Laurel Beach
JK Hill
Ascot
Florida
J. K. Hill
Hid. Mro
Joseph Hergeron
Eugene Bergeron
Lia Providener
Suein Hoyt
Nelson Davidson
Woodmont
Vincent Vatale
Laurel Avenue
Walnut Beach
Buston Naval Base
Milford High
Derby High School
Madison
Madison High School
Tur
Herbert Jones
Muriel
Salem
Untholy Daughters of America
Capitol Theatre
The
Crescent
James Sullvan
Hiserciff
Waterbury
Sullivan
Firant Company
Spaulding
Rutary
New Haven
Newtown Snow Banks Six Feet High Block Traffic
Snow from Newtown to Hethel piles six feet high on many roads while state crews clear drifts on main routes. Milk deliveries shift to side roads by sled to meet trucks, ponds slowed ice harvesting, and skiing becomes a local pastime as crews continue snow removal operations town wide. The Newtown Water Company stockholders plan their annual meeting January 26 at 7 o'clock in the Newtown Savings Bank directors' room. Miss Etta Martin is convalescing in New Haven after a serious operation. church reports praise a strong year with benevolence and Sunday School progress. Officers for the ensuing year were elected, including clerks, deacons, and committee members.
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Newtown
Gan
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Haven
Danbury
Hethel
Southbury
Newtown Water Company
Newtown Savings Bank
Tu'clovk
Etta Martin
St. Raphael's Hospital
G. Herbert Ekins
Missy Susan J. Sendder
L. C. Morris
Ecclesiastical Society
Arthur J. Smith
Allison PB. Smith
Wills FE. Arndt
Women's Federation
Susan J. Scudder
Sanford Mead
George A. Burr
G. Herbert Ekine
Cler Arthaur J. Smith
Arthur D. Fairchild
Edward Olmstead
Horace A. Smith
Frederick H. Duncombe
Willson Reynolds
Georgeb. Beers
Ralph H. Holcombe
Church Council
Willis I. Arndt
Sanford Mrad
Lawrence Reynolds
William Seaman
Ashe
Arthur W. Reynolds
Easton Epworth League service and church events listed
Epworth League held at Lee M. E. church with Evelyn Kent leading on Ground Shallow or Deen. Music featured both congregational and choirs, plus various solos and duets. Upcoming meetings include Dramatic Club, Boy Scouts, Ladies' Aid clam supper, and a pinochle night at the fire house with Bridgeport orchestra. Church and society meetings postponed to next Saturday at 1 30. Officers installed at Indian River Grange in Milford last Thursday.
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Commissee
Edward Knight
George Hitchcock
Minnie Smith
Chester Hull
Easton Volunteer Fire Company
Bridgeport
The
Congregational Church and Society
Kenneth Logan
John Logan
Mary Turney
Indian River Grange
Milford
William Lowrie
Connecticut Dairymen’s Association Meeting Guests End Weekend Visits
A stream of social notices records visits across Stratfield Watertown and Hartford. Mrs Norton hosts a New York daughter while John Marsh stays with Sherwood Edwards. J Arthur Sherwood travels to Hartford for a meeting with the Connecticut Dairymen’s Association. Stratfield’s Norton and Wheeler households host dinners and a fiftieth wedding anniversary at Long Hill is noted.
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New York
E. J. Norton
John Marsh
Sherwood Edwards
Wesley Norton
W. J. Norton
Stratfield
Redding
J. Arthur Sherwood
Hartford
Gerwin Edwards
Leroy Wheeler
Herbert Dayton
Harriet Shelton
Watertown
George Hitchcock
Connecticut Dairymen's Association
Erwin Edwards
Sherwood
Ella Edwards
Fierbert Dayton
Ganford Reach
Long Hill
Westport Plans New Fleet of Four Buses for Rail Line
Westport announces a Connecticut company will install four standardized auto buses for commuters from Westport center to Saugatuck rail station. The first bus has leather seating for 29, four more than the old model, and the fleet will be uniform to ease repairs. The plan aims for improved service and shorter delays.
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Westport
Connecticut Company
Westport Center
Saugatuck
Henry F. Downs
Benne
Four Missionaries Hurt in Foochow Disturbances
Four missionaries of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions—Dr and Mrs Lewis and Rev and Mrs Beard—were reported hurt in Foochow China during yesterday's disturbances. A cablegram to the board from Foochow College president Dr William Ward said all are safe in Foochow. A robbery occurred at the station but little was taken.
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Boston
Lewis
Beard
Foochow
China
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
William
Ward
Foochaw College
Fulien
Stratford Tractors Clear Roads After Snow Storm
Stratford reports a heavy snowstorm with drifting across town. Town crews used tractors with plows to open main roads while sidewalks were largely cleared by property owners or left to individual residents. Coasting conditions were poor and school entrances remained difficult. The Stratford Garden Club plans a record party Thursday at 2 30 pm in the American Legion hall with many reservations already made.
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Stratford
Department of
White Works Saga
Carlton Day
Reed
Adademy Hill
Stratford Garden Club
American Legion
David Sthoades
Rhoades
King Street
Women’s Missionary Study elects officers at Trumbull meeting
At the annual meeting of The Woman's Missionary Study in Trumbull on Thursday, officers were elected for the coming season including President Mrs W W White and Vice President Mrs Armand Monsanto. The same officers will serve both the Foreign and Home Societies. Also Guild officers were chosen with Mrs Armand M ate as president and Mrs Franklin as vice president. A chicken supper in the grange hall was noted for Thursday evening and the regular meeting moved to the library on Tuesday. A Bridgeport hospital birth added to local news, along with gatherings at Mrs A Harold Beach's home. A signal system installation near the Trumbull station is underway by railroad workers. State Grange conferred filts dexies on Cedric Tease and Victa Hutt from Trumbull Grange in Bridgeport.
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Women's Guild of
First Church of Christ
Srouta
Palore
Gerla
Chei
Wed- Renlay
Tuskegee
Booker Washington
Alabama
Church of Christ
Tikkegee
Southport Congregational Church
Young Praple
K. Calhoun
Britvepors
MC. A
Keneneath
Eddy
Trhleeport
Th Ie Deng
Pesquot School Ia
Sherman
Dwight Ethools
Crondy
St Thomas School
Franticah
Secretar
Richard Cueebtr
Cora Beach
K. W. BE. White
Tlarriet French
Ora Beach
Grange Hall
Chris. Peterson
Bbidgeport Hospital
A Harold Beach
Thora Moberg
Jennie Andrson
Amu
Annie Anderson
Bridgvepor
Eric Endstrang
Hun¢ Bolin
Eric Osterbers
John Lasgon
Howard Beach
Trumbull
Virginia
Evelyn Therd
Stratford
Burr F. Beach
Howard Heach
Cera Beach
Harold Beach
Ranford Beach
Gong
John L. Beach
Watertown
Bure ¥. Beach
New York
New Blaven
Wartford
Trumeuu
State Grange
Iniession
Bridgeport
Mia
Cedric Tease
Victa Hutt
Local Social and Personnel Notes From Devon Plvon
Jan 17 highlights list residents visiting relatives and returning home. Mrs Wrank Russell of Krema avenue visited with her son Raymond Russett of Mitts fiea. Beach will hold the voruta semi monthly business meeting tomorrow night. Mrs Leon Smith Lenox avenue spent weekend in Hartford. Percy Van Ness of Spring Street transferred to the American Chain Co New York branch and will leave this week.
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Wrank Russell
Krema Avenue
Jtaymond J. Russett
Mitts Fiea
Lair Ald Society of
St. Gabriels
Beach
Atrs Inn
Murray
Leon Smith
Lenox Avenue
Hartford
Antymy Giloymine
Avon
New York City
Whampronson
Indian Springs
Brooklyn
N.Y
Percy van Ness
Spring Street
American Chain Co
Brudgeport
New York
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State Department of Health
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Madelein M. Vaine
Renltar
Paine
Gorham Jane
Richard Crossman
Greens Farms
Hillside Hospital
Fable
State Street
East Cemetery
Crossman
Huntington
Drusilla Chase
Ethel Chase
Manchester
Hampsheiss Chase
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Bedford Junior High School
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