Beach Club Holds Water Sports Carnival on July 15
Fairfield and South sport society gears up for a July 15 event featuring water sports for women, men, and children. Activities include 50 yard swims, egg and spoon race, and a concession carnival at the Sturges residence with cabaret and dancing. Proceeds fund a convalescent children camp.
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Fairfield
Southsport ‘Society
Tas
Promeam
Fairfeld Ach Club
Mts
Ira
J. Warner
Aira
Slarence B. Sturges
Sasco Hill
Tenth District Republican Club Elects Officers
Officers were elected at an enthusiastic meeting of the Tenth District Republican club last night as nine members voted to endorse for the district Field Day. Miss Frances His Ss, daughter of Alderman Frank Biscoe, was named the popular choice. Officers named include President Frank Squires, Vice President Adolph Lederst, Financial Secretary J L Sammens, Treasurer W G Siegler, and trustees three members.
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Tenth District Republican Club
Nand
Repub
Miss Prances
FrankiBiscoe
Frank ©. Squires
Adolph Lederst
J. L. Sammens
Urer
W. G. Si
Births Report From Vital Statistics Page
Birth announcements listing multiple families with parents and newborns, dates in June and July, and street addresses. Names include Salomicki, Hmurchik, Neri, Mortis, Sterner, Dakocs, Carre, Stefan, Heighon, Callahan, Martin, Whitham, and Krewson, with daughters and sons and corresponding birth dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Mary Salomicki
Arctic Street
Bess Michael
Pauline Hmurchik
Fringe Street
Whip
Rosalia Neri
Booth ‘Street
Matthew
Margaret Mortis
Weacon Street
Frederick J
Hana Sterner
Henry Street
Sreve
Mary Dakocs
Renewelcourt
Iy" Henry
Helen Carre
Seocld Caverns
Ason
Eliizabeth Stefan
Fairfield Avenue
Richard Henry
Emily Heighon
Park Avenue
Zulu
Vincent
Helen Callahan
Huntlaston Road
Nie Denle Mertin
Mary
E. Whe
Frank Street
Yas
Auto theft report from J Brahim on North Avenue
J Brahim of 1342 North Ave reported to police that his automobile parked on Golel Street near Main Street was stolen last night. He provided a description and police began an investigation into the theft.
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J. Brahim
North
Avemus
Golel
Hii
Main Street
Westport Vets Shore Dinner At Dorlin's Point
Thirteen members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Joseph Clinton Post 299 attended a shore dinner at Dorlin's Point in Westport. Other items note sewer cleaning on North Main Street, road repairs on Bridge Street, trolley schedules on the Compo line, and local police actions including several motor vehicle violations and fines. Also mentioned are social events, club meetings, a Boy Scouts gathering, the American Legion meeting, and plans for the 08th U.S. Infantry reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph Clinton
Dorian's Point
F. Pooney
Quigless P. Driscoll
A. ‘Audley
J- Jenkinss
Linxsweiler
Dubaigan
Dunnigan
J. P Dunnigan
G. Ball
A Gilbertie
H. Dennert
State Highway Department
North Main Street
Miasannie Rice
Saugatuck
Blook Island
Weetport
Bridge Street
Austiny Wakeman
W. EB. Lewis
Jne
Amer Cay
George M. Scarf
Greens Farms
New York
Ha Ta
The
New York Journal
G. R. Raymond
Danbury
Water Works
Familly
Cape Beach
Compa Life’ Guards
Monker Cai¢ron Daughters of
Monkanna
Xo Walx
Gerald Chatfield
Anthony Manion
Lawrence Gurr
Manion
Joseph G. Byatt Hencs
Thomas Pomp
New Haven
Ang Coste
Bdward B. Bradley
Hart
Harry Gooditts
Port Chester
Officer Manton
Reck
Edward B. Bradley
Frank Warner
Goodlife
Manton
Wamner
Goodiffe
Thomas Rotante
Stamcar
Bradley
Donald Crawford
Riverside Avenue
Te Anton
Thea
Widiam Taylor, Jr
American Legion
Papie
Legion
Yeverst Benenta
Aspetuck Lodge
Brazee
Americans may skip Irish games in wake of Ireland war
The Amateur Athletic Union announced that due to the civil war in Ireland the United States will likely refrain from sending a team to the Acnach Mhaiiitean. Tryouts next week are canceled as American organizers, led by Murray Hubert and Howard Hagen, shift plans away from reviving the Triad Olympic games.
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New York
Ireland
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Amoeri¢a
Ted
Howard Hagen
Yale
Olympic Hoxims
Nea-Selied
Murray Hutbert
Sldermanic
Central Committee
Varied program ends series of student concerts
Students of John Adam Hugo and August Berger presented their third examination concert in Bridgeport High School auditorium last May. Early pieces featured senior and intermediate pupils with works by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Massenet, and Friml among many others. The program included violin, piano, viola, and vocal items, with numerous concertos and serenades performed by a large group under the guidance of Hugo and Berger.
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John Adam Hugo
August Berger
Bridgeport
Derrons
Sven
Vielta
Bnacehorlnl
Outa
Paget
Pearant
Pieng
Suone
Julia Monahan
Bagatell
Ellerton
Sidney Miler
Valse Lucille
Friml
Wstelo Pitelson
Beethoven
Mabel Saloomes
Mozart
Mildred Finkelstein
Ajr Farle
Rieding
Esther Catcher
Etudene Style
Ravina
Dorothy Thompson
Concerto
Fartone
Seitz
Theodore Groenbers
Paco Maesioso
Bano
Heller
Fark Blaenmees
Sarabunde
Fim
Rose Momult
Herbert
Rudolph Ponelett
Cloncerto
Florence Wittenburr
Violim
Reafete
Samuel Kronenberg
Celia Lederer
Butterfly
Lavalier
Lucy
Daenee
Petrucelli
Caupin
Ruth Collin Potonais A
Tans
Cronin
Marguerite Sail
Luman Acheson
Sarabande
Beym
They Hunyndl
Prim
Marellerite Lorlnce
Cagzonetta
Ambrosio
Hary Rogenblatt
Mendelsoohn
Partona
Worth Francis Hutchingon
Tremana Hubay
Sohn der Tinide
Keler-Bels
Seymour Tanana
Sharp Raclmaninom
Vo Ling
Wanda
Maurica Hoffman
Tar
Fairfield Social Notes Mixed Travel and Family News
Personal mentions record neighbors and families traveling to Cape Cod and New York for visits and weekend stays with relatives. Items include engagements, births, arrivals from Europe, and a Fairfield American Legion dance hosted by the Fairfield Community Service with local attendees and chaplains.
China poised for Republican Parliament in coming month
The AP reports in Peking that China may form a republican parliament within a month, with a presidential selection first. General Wu Pei-Iru, seen as a strong figure to end civil strife, is favored to lead the new government as Parliament could convene by July.
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Pheking
Ching
Wu Pei-Iru
Peking
Pootatuck Club Cruiser Sees Merry Lake Champlain Chase
The Pootatuck Yacht Club hosts a sail and dance night with a two hour Sound voyage followed by dancing, led by Regatta committee chair John Dixon. Dozens of boats, including Nannie and Joseph Bumbo, are listed for the event, with a large turnout promised and decorative hall festivities. Captain Haven returns from a Lake Champlain cruise with family, noting a 12 day trip via Hell Gate Harlem River and Champlain canal amid stormy seas and rip Van Winkle legends.
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John Dixon Iy
Ite Alfair
Wiley
Caine
Dahnsoma Creek
Nannie
Jon Dixon
Alice
James Ross
Bertha
Nels Iverson
Huropty Dumpty
George
Frost
Louise
Myrh
Cumberland
Wizard
Charles Berry
Ponter
Willliam Hofman
Margaret 11
William Lewis
Beatrice
Louis Vertuiette
Breisn L
A. B. Lowden
Miedred
New York Athletic Club
Long Island
Huckleberry Island
Block Island
James H. Haven
Pootatucis Yacht Club
Lake Champlain
New York
Watile iBand
Piiot
James Haven
Lule Champlain
Couse
Hell Gate
Harlem River
Holgon River
Trox
Quacay
Lake Champlain Canal
Heil Gate
Farlem River
Dunderberg Mountain
Haverstraw
Haven
Permits Awarded for $16 820 in Local Building Work
Building permits totaling 16820 dollars were issued by inspectors yesterday. Projects include a cement block garage on Hard avenue for Jang C. Damantot, a frame forage at 03 Helen Street for S. Scerback, a frame chicken house at 268 Putnam Street for John Rodock, alterations to a garage on Boston Avenue for Joseph Bedner, alterations to a store at 291 John Street for John R. Woodhill, frame sheds on Peapies Tee, a frame shed for a dwelling at 11 James Street for Stephen Gereg, a cellar dwelling at 504 Salem Street for W. Weber, and a brick dwelling on Hamilton Street for Pasqual.
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Po Hard Avenue
Jang C. Damantot
Helen Street
S. Scerback
Putnam Street
John Rodockawasy
Boston Avenue
Joseph Bedner
John Street
John. R. Woodhill
James Street
Stephen Gereg
Salem Street
Weber Ang Wie
Hamilton Street
Pasqual
Yachtsmen sail for Shelter Island and Hudson cruise
Local yacht club members depart in multiple craft for five to ten day coastal trips. Dr H C Weidlich and associates voyage aboard Betty toward Shelter Island with Captain Peck steering, while Captain Pied Converse leads Sally O on the Hudson canal to Lake Champlain. Miamogue Yacht Club parties view Seaside Park fireworks aboard Riekin and Hum Dumpty, with crews named.
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Paia
Keey
H.C. Weidlich
Bro“Thera
Govig
William Weidlich
Pootatuck
Plum Gut
Peck
Toad
Housatonic River
Block Island
Pied Converse
Hie
Club
Hudson River
Troy
Lake Champlain
Kingaton, Inc
Ashokan
Miamogue Yacht [Club
Seaside Park
Riekin
Hum Dumpty
William Wintter
George Broat
Billekin
Ruch
Marion Berger
Marguerite O'Brien
John Murray
John Berger
William Miller
Jessie Pierce
Doris Sharpe
Helen Whitehead
Erwin L. Smith
Roger Hinchter
Sir Howard Adams
Charles Walsh
Richard Frost
Fish and Game Association Meeting Tuesday
Members of Fairfield County fish and game protective association plan their annual trip to the State Game Farm next Tuesday afternoon. They will gather at city hall at 1 pm for the journey, with postponement to Thursday July 13 if needed. In rain the luncheon will be omitted and a shore dinner at Savin Rock may follow the farm visit. Committee members arranging the event include William K. Mollan Charles Wheeler L. P. Bristol Bars Frady I. Mattice Dr. C. Poong and A. Z. Williameson.
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One Fairfeld
Trim Haz
Agseociation
Savin Rock
Eevnr
William K. Mollan
Charles Wheeler
L. P. Bristol
Bars Frady
I. Mattice
Dr. C. Poong
A. Z. Williameson
Anthracite Coal Parley Reports Some Progress
Washington July 7 delegates from mine operators and the miners union adjourned today without definite results after meeting at President Harding's call to consider ending the present strike. Secretary Davis, who attended with government reps, said some progress had been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miners’ Union
Harding
Davis
Fairfield Man Arrested by Police for Assault
Joan Hoaies of 259 Wilard Street was arrested last night by Second Precinct police in Fairfield authorities. He allegedly assaulted his wife Tsabella in that place and will be arraigned this morning in Fairfield town court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hoaies
Wilard Street
Poiles An Zequi
Fair‘tela
Tsabella
Fairftela
Does Your Watch Keep Good Time
Notice asks whether a watch keeps accurate time and invites readers to bring it in for thorough cleaning. The ad claims expertise in watch repairing and notes trust from railroad engineers and others who require exact accuracy.
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Whitham
Mary Sataterz
Indey Street
Marki
St Kk
Krewson
Mies
OL Autnar Frites
William Auch Keene Arma
Reep
Dorlin's Point
Ais
Ardour
Cape Cod
Marian Whent
Stratfield
Sea Deer Tedhaus
Weat Yarmouth
Massachusetts
Wiliam AL GrifTich
Mixa Margaret Griffith
Clinton Avenue
Maxwell Grifith
Nextreck
Adirondacks
Frank Wilmot
Lordship
Surraey
Charles FA
Aimiarioes
C. Hy Armstrong
Ryooktun Avenue
Europe
Robert Rosenstein
Commies i Service
C. E. Silcox
Mrongs
Brron
Jersey
Mira
Menry Burr
Ms. Charies
China
S.tt
Bank Ride
Main St
Room Ana
Pootatuck Club
Lake Champlain District
Stetford
Wit
Middle Ground
Bishop
Rice
Penquonwork Yacht Club
Vertoue Rolathan
Pequonnack
East End
Miamogue
Fayerweather
Berkshire
Mohavwi
Park City
Ierma
Asplenitla
Brice
Baby
Broad and John Streets
Goden
Hadley's
Fish and Game Association
State Game Farm
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