Lee M. E. church Ladies Aid names committees
Easton June 30 special correspondent reports the Ladies Aid society of Lee M. E. church appointed committees for July September and November including Mrs Walter Briggs Mrs Erwin Edwards Mrs Fred Marsh and others. The group planned a July 9 lawn food sale and July 28 cafeteria supper to raise funds to buy furniture for the stage, plus a November roast chicken supper and chairs purchase for the hall. A large upcoming church event featured a male baseball game with skirts required, plant sales, a patriotic concert plan, and multiple services led by Rev. Howard B. Warren.
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Walter Jennings
Webster
May
Arthur Wheel
William Disbrow
Ward Sheff
Arthur Wheeler
Marsh
Robert Marsh
Walter Briggs
Lee Im. IX. Hall
Briggs
Lee M. E. Hall
Georgeb. Beers
Ambrose Marsh
Charles Mors
Howard B. Warren
Howard B. Warrett
Charles Marh
Edward Marsh
Bris
George B. Beers
Harry Esott
Chester Hull
Edward Knight
Esther Knight
Mildred Ferris
Charles Tammany
Laura Grum
Man
George ‘Marsh
Snikey
Jesse Lee M. E
Sport Hill
Was Onces
Wever Wases
Church Automobile Fund
Be M
Maktoe America Christian
Eclock
Epworth League
Center Street
M. FB
Fred Bunker
Wilton
Gould Curtiss
Hartford
Easter Grange
Grange Hall
Edgar 17Er
Trumbull
Grange
Kenneth Logan
Edgar L. Tucker
Clarence Lown
Charles Lindbergh
Harry Escott
Francis Mellen
John Z Mellen
Kipling
Mary Turney
E. L. Tucker
William Loper
Mra
Hurst
Stratheld
Sport Hii
Greenfield Hit
Festival activities and bazaar highlight Stratford parish
In Stratford on June 39 Special Correspondent reports a successful bazaar at James hall by Court St Cecilia Catholic Daughters of America with card games dancing and a picnic for Stratton Congregational church school. Planned Oniad of Mount Carmel festival July 15 and 16 features a parade band concert high mass and fireworks with a committee led by Thades Grucet Joseph Debucca and others coordinating events.
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Stratford
James’ Hall
Court St Cecetia
Catholic Daughters of America
Church School
Stratton Congregational Church
Beardsley Park
Mount Carmel
Hollister Heights
Ofdlors
Avon Park
S James’ Chitten
Thades Grucet
Joseph Debucca
Lawrence Buchino
Leonardo Baldien
Jack Calzone
Joseph Fellow
Pellgno Pellechia
Parity Declaration Tops Geneva Naval Talks
British pledge of no empire supremacy and mutual shipbuilding capacity set a confident tone at Geneva as naval experts agree to cap destroyers at 1 000 tons and flotilla tenders at 1 850 tons with cruisers redefined by size. submarines, gun calibers, and battleship limits to be debated, while Washington treaty limits keep US stance firm against 30 000 ton battleships.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
Great Britain
British
United States
W. G. Bridgeman
British Admiralty
Hugh Gibson
Bridge
Automobile strike injury reported at Emergency Hospital
Euidio Consort, 27, of 7A Island Brook Avenue, was treated yesterday by Dr. Joseph Horgan for slight injuries after being struck by an automobile. The driver was Samuel Bonnie of 15 Federal Street.
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Euidio Consort
Island Brook Avenue
Joseph Horgan
Samuel Bonnie
Federal Strew
Canada Grants Jail Term Cuts in Jubilee Grace
Ottawa announces a government act of grace reducing sentences for prisoners in Canadian penitentiaries. Every definite sentence of at least six months loses one month, with an extra month for each extra year beyond six months. The reduction takes effect July 15.
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Ottawa
Associated Prow
Canadian Penitentiaries
Act of Grace and Mercy
Five Day Marriage License Rule Joins New 1927 Acts
Hartford June 80 more than 100 laws from the 1927 General Assembly take effect tomorrow under a July 7 activation rule. Changes include Noroton Soldiers' Home management, Sunday shows legality, a five day gap between license application and issuance, removal of a speed limit, hospital licensing, broader financial responsibility for motor vehicles, hotel liability limits, revised workers compensation, expanded state police staffing, billboard area tax fees, and a theater fee system replacing the film tax.
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Hartford
Associated Press
General Assembly
Noroton
Police Department
Newly Weds Davis Honeymoon Trip to British Columbia
Henry Garsaway Davis III and Grace Vanderbilt departed New York for a honeymoon to Kootenay Lake in British Columbia after awaiting parental blessing from General and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. An unidentified friend loaded their baggage at Grand Central and they boarded at 125th Street for Buffalo connections west.
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New York
Sy Associat
Ed Press
Henry Garsaway Davis
Grace Vanderbilt
Kootenay Lake
British Columbia
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Grand Central Terminal
125Th Street
Buffalo
Cost of Divorce Fees Jump Under New Court Scale
Divorces granted last year face higher costs as new court fees take effect. The scale raises entering a divorce case to seven dollars, increases judgment and recording fees, and adjusts jury charges across Superior, Common Pleas, and District courts. The changes apply to cases where damages reach two hundred dollars or more and include seal certifications and writs.
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Atte
Superior Court
Court of Common Pleas
District Court
Judge Banks Takes Oath as Justice Supreme Court
Judge John W. Banks born September 22 1887 in Bethlehem Connecticut and a Yale Law School graduate was sworn in as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Errors in Bridgeport to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Howard J. Curtis. The ceremony was conducted in the county building by Superior Court Clerk Michael J. Flanagan. Banks has deep local roots and a long legal career including roles as bankruptcy referee for Fairfield County and member of the state statutes revision committee. He is married to Mary Cowles Gray with no children.
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John W. Banka
Rusling Place
Bridgeport
Supreme Court of Errors
Banks
Howard J. Curtis
Judge Banks
Superior Court
Michael J. Flanagan
John Banks
Oxford
New World
Wethersfield
John Wallace Banks
Bethlehem
Connecticut
George Wallace Banks
Eliza Frances
Guilford High School
Yale
Berkeley
Phi Betta Kappa
Philadelphia
R. G. Dun and Company
Yale Law School
Yale Law Journal
William T. Hincks
Banks and
Marcus H. Holcomb
First Congregational Church
City
Metabzichuan Fish and Game Club
Kskisink
Canada
Brooklawn and
University Clubs
Graduate Dlay of
New Haven
Yale Club
New York
Local Guests Visit in New Fairfield Classified Notes
New Fairfield notes list visitors and social trips. Bertha and Mary Disbrow of New Milford hosted by Disbrows and Williams families. Kelloggs of Danbury also guests. Danbury and New York visitors include Mrs Cora Santor and Miss Elsie Poster. Everett Robinson and John Johnston are noted locals with trips to Danbury and New York.
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New Fairfield
Robert Mallory
Bertha Mallory
Mary Disbrow
New Milford
Jennie Kellogg
Frank Kellogg
Danbury
Arthur Disbrow
Lewis Disbrow
L. ©. Nicholson
Irving Geroy Nicholas Smackett
New York
Charles Williams
Cora Santor
Thomas Jeffreys
Willis Jeffreys
Hawley Underhill
Brewster, N. Y
Isabel Wallace
Isabel
Gertrude Johnston
New York City
Elsie Poster
Arthur Chase
Christopher
Frances
Bal Yona
George Johnston
Eewin Chase
Hen Mountain Bridge
Storm King Highway
Everett Robinson
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Pg Ag
Broad St
Fairfield Ave
Handy Bottle Whistle
Fure Dee Bottling Co
Castor
Fletcher
Newspa
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