Proposed Stratford voting district split debated in Legislature
Stratford residents heard a bill to redraw electoral districts and create a separate Lordship district with its own councilman. The plan, proposed by the Lordship Improvement Association, would alter the First district which now includes Avon Park Surf Avenue and South Main Street neighborhoods. The same issue followed other local notices and obituaries, including the funeral for Leon J. Arnold and church confirmation talks led by Rev. H Francis Hine.
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Stratford
Lordship
Lordship Improvement Association
H. Francis Hine
Christ Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Reinhold Persson
United Spanish War Veterans
Edmund 8. Smith
N. W
Bridgeport
Persson
Thaodore Johnson
New Britain
New Clerkship Created in Stamford Appoints McCarthy
At the Stamford Common Council meeting John Y. McCarthy was named clerk to the building electrical and plumbing inspectors under the Building Board at 2000 dollars a year. The council postponed buying a garage department motor car while Finance weighs in. The Traffic and Police committees plan a survey of conditions and patrol benches, with possible additions to the detective force.
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Stamford
Teletam Service
Common Council
John Y. McCarthy
Building Board
Board of Finance
Athe Vratiie Board
New Fairfield Social Notes From Town and Nearby Visits
New Fairfield residents report visits and social calls across the area. Daniel and Jamiy joined Betsy Hatch for her birthday celebration while Mrs. Harry Bloody's daughters and Earl Mondy traveled to visit a hospitalized relative. Additional mentions include weekends with friends in Bridgeport, guests from New York City and Worcester, and a filled fee-house at Camp Crate.
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New Fairfield
Daniel
Jamiy
Betsy Hatch
Harry Bloody
Earl Mondy
Waven
Ritle
Gardner
Clagyton Peenoroke
Mma Endwetl
Bridgeport
W. Ti. Wilson
New York City
Agnes V Gon
Woxby
Daniel Gerew
Tanty
Camp Cratlo
Ry Moody
Robert Mallory
New Milford
Peek
Levi Perk
Pawling
Walter Howe
Wafter I
War Veterans Hold Reunion in Danbury
In Danbury on January 27 the Ju-Del-Co club, all members who served in the State Guard during the war, held its fourth annual reunion at Legion hall. F Ward DeKlyn presided, the club’s name deriving from his initials. After supper the officers for the coming year were elected: President F Ward DeKlyn, Vice-President Capt George Judson, Secretary Stephen Hopkins, Treasurer Harold J De-Puy.
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Danbury
Ju-Del- Co Club
Thi
State Guard
Legion Hall
F. Ward Wdaklyn
F. Ward de Klyn
George Judson
Stephen Hopkins
Harold J. De-Puy
Redding Woman Is Given Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Annie Tanks was surprised at her Redding home on Monday afternoon by friends for her birthday. Four bridge tables yielded prizes to Mrs. Milo Osborn and Mrs. O. Banks. A later concert and dance were planned at the Grange hall for January 31.
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Redding
Servycer
Annie Tanks
Milo Osborn
Mra. O. Cc. Banks
Mula Osborn
H. J. Edwards
H. L. MacDonald
Belle Sanford
Emory Sanford
George Sanford
Jessica Sanford
Filbert M. Sanford
Charles ©. Berry
P. R. Bradley
HH. J. Forman
5. C. Shaw
Lila Vane
C. C. Ban
Annie Banks
Crana Music Studio
Bridgepart
Ernest H. Smith
Jane Archer
Hartford
Raymond Cunningham
Girls Friendly Society
Sirs
George O. Sanford
Boylaton Campbell
Princeton University
Sanford School
Roosevelt
New York
Helen Crawford
Danbury
Frank Harper
Rethel
Charles Fayrean
Louise Grumman
Samuel Ricks
Misg Getty Ricks
Frank Ferry
Hurley Nichols
Rose Winton
Wilton
Robert Nichols
Bridgeport Girl Hurt In Crash Shows Improvement
Miss Belle Rapoporte a 17 year old Bridgeport girl was badly injured in a collision between an automobile she rode in and a motor truck owned by Berman and Steinberg of Norwalk and operated by Douglas Raymond of East Norwalk. Stamford hospital notes her condition is improved. Her mother and sisters are reported to be doing well at the hospital.
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Stamford
Servic
Belle Poperte
Bridgerort Giet
Berman and Steinberg
Norwalk
Douglas Raymond
East Norwalk
Stamford Hospital
Long Hill HLL Sports and Social Roundup
In Long Hill on January 27 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holden visited in Tashua at Mrs. Kenry Adistns home. Mavel Cole of New York spent the weekend in Long Hill. The Long Hill A. C. basketball team has won eleven straight, with wins at Ridgefield Walnut Rech and Long Hill. A Flower Rolloon on Center Green was wrecked by high winds and snow. Chestnut Hill School awarded a perfect attendance banner. The Utteetert team schedules a game with the Lome TON ON after the Long Hill house event.
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Servier
Frank Holden
Bridgeport
Tashua
Ind
Kenry Adistns
Mavel Cole
New York
Long Hill
Citiven
Arthur J. Jiwil
Ald Sontoun
Chestnut Hill School
Davis
Willian Mager
Sistex
Mate Maller
Delepert
Long Hill A. C
Walnut Repch
Long HM
Long Till
Real Medicine Now For Stubborn Hang On Coughs
Advert says visit Hindles Drugs Stores and dealers for Bronchuline Emulsion to ease persistent coughs. It advises taking as directed and warns against unsafe substances while noting quick relief and common use for ordinary shingles coughs with two or three doses.
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Alndles
Kingella
Sluselia
Fairfield Luncheon Club Installs New Officers
Fairfield January 27 A humor filled installation at the Fairfield Luncheon Club at Champ'n Farm Black Rock opened with the retiring president Simon C. Bradley presenting E. R. Cathcart the new president a giant gavel once given by H. B. Riker. Cathcart manager of the E I DuPont plant was given a flute to call the group every Tuesday. Other officers received symbols: vice president W H Donaldson a Jack In the Box treasurer E B Dillistin a numeral frame secretary Robert A Knight a pencil box. The retiring secretary Roger Smith said the club has 77 members and five honorary members. three new candidates were read and voted in. The treasurer reported 203 in the treasury. The meeting also featured music and stories as members were honored with rolls and a wooden potato masher for fines.
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Fairfield
Tele- Bram Service
Champ’n Farm
Black Rock
Simon C. Bradley
E. R. Cathcart
H. B. Riker
Mathers
Cathcart
E. L DuPont de Nemours Company
W. H. Donaldson
EL Dillistin
Fairfield Trust Company
Robert A. Knight
John H. Grant
Knight
J. N. Hutchison
Ben Protkin
John Forsythe
J. P. O'Day
Boyle
John E. Boyle
J. Nelson Antehixson
Yea Bo
Jm E. Rikers
Roger Smith
Henry & Furr
Center Street
Frank S&s.taum
Fairfield Center
Albert E. Lavery
Unquowa ‘Road
Enlarge Cemetery in Huntington by New Land Purchase
Huntington January 27. The Lawn Cemetery association held its annual meeting at the home of Olin C. Shelton. Edward Hawley reported on new land purchase for the cemetery. James H Nicholas elected president. Frank H. Wells secretary. others named to board. A new enlarged grounds chart and $100 for roadways approved. New by-laws to be drafted for next year. Various social notes and arrivals follow, with a focus on local residents and parish activities. Scarlet fever case reported. further cases feared. Parish guild meets January 28 at 2 30 PM. Huntington Tel directory notes 20th anniversary of Huntington Telephone Co 20 years in service.
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Huntington
Lawn Cemetery Association
Olin C. Shelton
Nichols Avenue
Edward &. Hawley
James H Nicholas
Frank H. Wells
Olin
Shelton
George D. Nichols
Edward S. Hawley
Frank J Wells
George Arundell
Charles Ti. Milard
Edwin Vargoshe
H. &. Hawley
Helen Jones
White Hills
Edwin Pickett
New Haven
Hanford G. Wigson
Joseph Adeski
Booth’s Hill Street
Post Road
Louis B. Beardsley
Moose Hill
Monroe
Frederick Evitts
Shetton Avenue
Humphrey
Roxbury
Ruth Heatte
Huntington Street
St. Paul's Church
Huntington Company
Farmill River Grange
William J. Card
J. Paul Severin
Thomas Bartlett
Monroe Community Notes and Harmony Grange Officers Installed
Local items from Monroe report the birth of Ciara Frances to Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Mix, visits by Milton Grier and the Edwards grandparents, a Bridgeport party, and ongoing illnesses. Harmony Grange installed officers led by Worthy Deputy Charles C. Lasey with Alexander Sinclair as Master and other names. A charity dance for the Woman's Auxiliary of the Monroe Fire Company drew solid attendance despite zero weather. Week-end guests and school-teacher Grace Smith’s stay due to bad weather are noted.
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Charles CG. Lasey
Mra
Stanley Bibling
Paul Batz
I Frances Hurd
Alexander Sinclair
Alice A. Curtiss
Minnie Lace
A. D. Jucot
George Hawiey
Edward J. Curtiss
Edwards
Leardsley
Edward S. Curtiga
Mdith W. Lucas
Ceres
Nellie Burr
Tomona
Rose Sinclair
Fiora
Rosine Dani
Mable Burr
Monroe Fre Company
Theodore Beardsley
Earte Lewis
Clifford Tomlinson
Mount Vernon
John M. ‘Bure
Edward Cutting
Lester Hawkes
Lindeeport
Grace Smith
George Wldwards
George R. Reid
Fairfield
George Reid, Jr
Arthur E. Wheeler
Mildred Ferrin
J. Arthur Sherwood
Willard Gillette
Milton McCauley
Bridgeport
Willam McCauley
Fred Brandee
Robert W. Marsh
George Hitchcock
George Marsh
Victor Gustafson
Andrew Madson
Marie
Dorothea
George ‘Reid
Mina Andrews
Stratford
Elmer Andrews
Minane Marsh
Ana Eccles
Stephen Burroughs
Long Hii
Mallett Sanford
Harry Escott
Francis
New Haven
Elsie Dressler
Yellow Schoolfiy
Herbert Wright
F. E. Smith
Leroy Mix
Monroe
Roy ‘Tryon
Walter DePledes
Gildersleeve
Ass Ella Christy
Misa Selsam
Rood
Fairfield Considers Local Highway and Sidewalk Reforms
Town representatives will push bills to restore town control over sidewalks and road work, contesting current appointive powers. A park commission proposal and funds from fines for local use are also discussed amid broader efforts to curb state oversight. Dr. Donaldson chaired the meeting with Voters opposing a constitutional amendment.
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Donaldson
W. H. Donaldson
Albert B. Lavery
E. W
Pickett
Andrew W. Gardella
Hoe
Clarence Tt
Ian
Farm Bureau to Furnish Program at Easton Meeting
Easton local news notes the Fair field County Farm Bureau will present a program during the lecturer hour at the grange second meeting in February. The item also lists numerous personal notes, visits, and family updates from Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford, and surrounding areas.
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Farm Bureau
Easton
Tokenoke
Erwin Edwards
Aon
Sherwood
George Sanford
Redding
Chester Tull
Betty
Arthur J. Hull
Greenfield
Aurel Ruman, Jr
Homer Logan
William Tane
Leroy Wheeler
C. E. Dickerson
Danny Whalen
E. Brown
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Hospital
George B. Gregory
Urbana Tyack
Cheshire
J. Arthur Sherwood
Charles Nichola
Court appointments politics raised by Hartford representatives
Leaders urged representatives to use town sentiment to influence Hartford on court appointments and other political matters. A busy schedule includes a convent fund card party, Republican Town Committee meeting, Mish School boys basketball in Norwalk, and various local gatherings tomorrow.
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Self
Senate
Hartford
St. Thorgas
Haltesmorrow
Republican Town Committee
Norwalk
Ladies Aid Society of Faith Vehapel
A. O. Cook
Ladies Aid Society
Greenfield IM Congregational Church
Young Peoples Conference
Greenfield Hill
Stove Club
Clinker
John E. Boyle
Danbury Man Weds White Plains Bride
Danbury hat manufacturer John W. Green married Miss Claire T. Fowler of White Plains New York last Saturday in White Plains. The Rev George P Payson officiated at the Congregational parsonage with only attendants Mr and Mrs Vernon N Bailey of White Plains cousins of the bride. The couple will reside at the Green homestead 70 West Street.
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Danbury
John W. Green
Claire T. Fowler
White Plains
N. Y
Green
Green Homestead
Weat Street
Shelton Forum to Hear Speaker From Providence
Shelton note reveals Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins Jr of Providence R I will speak at the Church of Good Shepherd forum about faith and order and world conference efforts. Kiwanis meeting featured Daniel Punderford on business topics with a lunch by the Congregational ladies.
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Pittsburgh
Penn
Lord Jesus Christ
Tomkins
William Healey
Congregational Church
Mary Rogowski
John Rogowski
Thi City
Brockport
Rogowekd
Western New York Utilities Company, Inc
Pasa
Board of Apportionment and
Louis Linsky
Howe Avenue
Griffin Hospital
Arthur G. Boynton
Washington D. C
Foreign Missionary Convention
North American
Canada
Boynton
New York East
New England
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
G. B.C. Clut
Filizabeth Bablonka
Ladies’ Aid Society
Shelton Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence J. Radgliffe
Funeral Notices From Ansonia and Vicinity
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Sophia J. Rider at 2 PM Wednesday. She died at 92 after a long life in Ansonia and had lived in Seymour and San Francisco, survived by the Storrs and Rider families. Also noted is the funeral for Mrs. Grace Esther Chapman at Immanuel church, with interment at Pine Grove. and Miss Selina Edwards resigns as organist and choir leader after 12 years.
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Ansonta
Sophia J. Rider
Henry A. Rider
South Cliffe
Turin
Lewin County
New York
Seymour
Ansonia
Immanuel Church
Grace Esther Chapman
William A A. Chapmlain
High Street
Squantuck
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mary Hanrahan
Prospest Street
Village Improvement plans lecture on press duty
Brookfield January 27 The Village Improvement Society committee plans winter entertainments starting with a January 30 Curtis Gymnasium lecture by Ba ward McKKernon AP head in charge of the Mastern Division. His talk titled The Liberty to Know explains APs role to provide facts to help the public think for itself. Local music will accompany readings and performances.
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Brookfield
Village Improvement Society
Baward McKkernon
Mastern
Associated Press
Curtis Gymnasium
Dorna
Oscar Peterzon
Brookfield Junction
Wh- Mam Evans
Bronxville
N. Y
Evans
Brooklyn
Gertrude C. Roe
Charles L. Biggs
Afternoon Musical Society
Danbury
Dorothy Ryder
Roe
Charlotte Thornhill
Gilbert and Bennett
Georgetown
Margaret Yamninsky
Easton
Annual grant for Norwalk hospital denied
The Board of Entitlement and Taxation in a special session refused a $5,000 grant to Norwalk Hospital. The highway department was denied an extra $5,000 for snow removal, with over $2,000 already spent after two heavy snowfalls. The panel decided to cover any extra costs from road maintenance funds.
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Norwalk
Board of
Enti- Mate and Taxation
Sesson
Highway Department
Treasury
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E. E. Dillistin
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Grange
A. R. Merrill
Connecticut Agricultural College
Grange Hall
Church of Christ
John WH. Grant
St. Paul's Brisconal Church
Andrew LB. Tluntington
Gardner W. Millett
Dutro Plumb
Andrew §. Huntington
Alyfred Wurtzen
O. G. Jennings
John Drew
Willam_ B. Glover
John Glover
Nelson Hf.peargon
Nathaniel Wheeler
Mra Samuel Wheeler
John Christie
Hiverett L. Tarlton
Harold Neale
R. A. Knight
NEW Land Purchase
Edward A. Beera
Mohergan Street
George Birdseye
Mr. Birdseye
Everning
John B. Russ
Cordelia Dyer
Theodore Terry
John Wosolowski
Bernice Peterson
Norwich
Orville
Billin
Svam
Memorial Library
Board of Selectman
Board of Pinance
Board of Winance
Board of Selectment
Shelton Forum
Providence
Bosak
Horkevino
Bosak'r
Bosak Manufacturing CO
Scranton
Sloan