Stratford Groups Celebrate Festival at Feast of Our Lady
Stratford activists report completion of the Feast of Our Lady festival. A solemn Mass will be celebrated at 8:30 a.m. at James RC church, followed by parade and field events at Avon Park with fireworks. Delegates to American Legion auxiliary election in New Haven named. Stratford clubs install new officers. Trades and cultural events described. Stratford Trust reports assets around 1. 5 million, with Christmas Funds and loans noted.
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Stratford
Mel
Es Urieet
Anthony Fe'low
Haole Lenaide
Palo Mariniece Stratford
Infertha
Neat
Pootatae
Elibhoatae
Feot
Broadsterst
Hansatonie
Bralay Exenian
New Haven
Violet Golden
St. Solingren
G. W. Cu
May Pess
Leslie Gaynor
Ruth Lynde
Stratford Club
Arethur Dew
Whitworth
Wart Redfern
James
P. Will Clarke
Warnw Avenue
James Tanner
Morne Igside
Marion Graves
Franklin School
Jas
Terlin
All
Washington
Lafayette
Stratford Trust Company
Totel
Eral de Sivines and Loans
Whittemore Hangs On Friday August 13th
Governor Mitchie signed the death warrant for Richard Reese Whittemore a Maryland penitentiary inmate. The execution was set for Friday the 18th and Margaret Whittemore the condemned man’s wife announced 2 904 signatures for a clemency petition and appeared hopeful the governor might grant a stay.
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Altimobre
Albert C. Mitchie
Richard Reese Whittemore
Ad Shiver
St Meryland
Whittemore
Milford Board Votes to Provide Transportation for All Town Children
Milford authorities agree to transport all students from Milford High and grammar schools living outside the town line, backing a $7,500 transportation appropriation for next year. The decision follows a state finding urging accommodations for Wheelers Farms district children, which the board feared could set a costly precedent.
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Milford
Milord
Milford High School
Board of Education
Willian T. Hoyt
George J. Smith
Frank N
Wheelers Farms Mistriet
Wheeltra
Becaus
van Horn Post
Joseph R. Clark
River Street
Veterans’ Association
United Memoral
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Post
Shailer
Bridgefert
Walnut Beach
Milford Outing Plans Include Park Rides Prizes and Baseball
The Nutmeg encampment committees prepare a full day event with a family combination ticket for parking rides dancing and all rides at half price. The Entertainment committee organizes baseball and other sports while lodges are expected to attend in force. The goal is a real I O O FP day in spirit and pleasure with key organizers including James Hickey chairman and Orville Rector among others.
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James Hickey
Orvile Rector
Dorr KR. Whitney
George Bramann
Charles P. Wilson
Horatio J. French
Frank T. Baldwin
Milford benefit planned by local women on Sea Side avenue
Plans are complete for a Milford benefit card party to aid the Council of Jewish Women and the Park Avenue Temple Sisterhood. The event is set for Wednesday afternoon July 28 at Sea Side avenue home with committees handling transportation tickets prizes and various duties.
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Miles
Frederickster
Milford
David Wilson
Bridgeport Avenue
Spring Street
Lund
Board of Police Commissioners
von Improvement
Buffalo
Sadie Cashaw
Boonty New Jersey
Missife Hotchkiss
Galf Street
New Haven Avenue
Brattleboro
Ventroni
Wellesley College
Charles Meade
Carlton
Vera
Guilford
Howard Smith
Broadstreet
Charles H. Briscoe
Angi
William Walshe
Bridgeport
Lewis B. Baldwin
Naugatuck Avenue
Lucie Merwin
St. Luke's Hospital
W. L. Merwin
Cherry Street
Freelove Baldwin Stow
D. A. BR
George Meld
Lois
Orlando
Florida
Devon
G. L. Horton
Charles Sanders
Ridley Park
Pennsylvania
A. Gorman
R. Gott- Meir
Sea Side Avenue
Council of Jewish Women
Park Avenue Temple
I. Mantler
Auto Squad
J. Wittstein
R. Inteberthal
Steiber
WR. Gottlieb
8. Canitman
Philip Covitt
B. Gilman
A. Weiss
Philip Carlson
R. Mantler
H. Silverstone
Charles Birnbaum
T. Stein
S. Leewith
J. Kinge
R. Satches
Wile m Carlson
M. Shalen
Charles Brody
J. Spector
R. Lieberthal
A. Wittstein
Th. Brownfield
T. T. Stetber
A. German
H. A. Newmann
Typhoon Kills Seven In Philippine Isles
Seven natives were killed by a typhoon that swept Komblan island, 174 miles southeast of Manila. The storm caused heavy damage including a five person family washed out to sea, a landslide fatality, and a death from a falling tree. Sixty houses were destroyed or ruined.
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Manila
Komblan
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Radford B. Smith CO
Telegram-Post
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