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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1925

Page

8

Village Society Lawn Social Planned in Brookfield Center

Brookfield July 23 Special A lawn fete hosted by the Village Improvement Society will unfold on the Curti school lawn Friday evening from 4 to 8 o'clock standard time. Tea cream cake and cold punch will be available with various foods for sale and prizes for games. Rain date is the following day. Local residents Erneat Eybal and Ernest Jr of New Haven have returned home after visiting Charlie Green. other notes mention area social visits and a Brookfield-New Milford baseball game won by Brookfield 14 to 12.

Brookfield Lage Improvement Society Curti Brookfield Center Gale Bridge In Bay Feta Erneat Eybal Gon Ernest, Jr New Haven Charlies Green's Peter H Pennel Edgar H. Beers Spectosle Lake Kent New Milford Brookfield Boys

Storm damages Huntington roads and washouts widen

Huntington July 23 heavy rains caused road damage with a major washout on Nichols Avenue south of Clarence M Webb’s home. A 4 foot deep hole of large diameter created a ponded area, other locations received repairs as lightning and thunder sparked from various areas. No injuries reported, telephones in service.

Huntington Spelal Olint Shelton Nichols Avenue Clarence M. Webb Daniel B Shelton Elizabeth Shelton Gladys Shelton White Hills

Lordship roads improved with local polling place plan

July 23 Special report from Lordship notes cooperation with Stratford and Lordship Improvement Association in reconditioning Hilalde avenue from Fire Hall to the Casino to handle heavy traffic. Stratford road, Prospect drive, Laurel street and Maple street extended improvements. A new Dutch Colonial cottage on Laurel street nears completion. Councilman Van Yorx seeks voter opinion on establishing a separate Lordship polling place. Local residents host guests and summer visitors amid community news.

Lordship Town of Stratford Lordship Improvement Association Hilalde Avenue Stratford Road Prospect Drive Lighthouse Laurel Street Maple Street Leslie Moore van Yorx Oder Bridgeport

Fruit Dealer Fined In Stamford For Liquor Violation

Nart Alri owner of a grocery and fruit store at 227 anal street was fined 200 dollars and costs and sentenced to 0 days in jail on the Stamford city court by Judge Samuel Young for liquor law violation. The sentence was suspended on condition he discontinue business and refrain from further violations. Police found cider with nine percent alcohol and several bottles of home made whiskey at his home. He pleaded guilty, saying poor business led him to sell liquor. The case against Mrs Tahan sky restaurant owner on Oliver street was continued to Tuesday.

Stamford Nart Alri Anal Street Samuel Young Fa Tahansky Oliver Street

Smoking Chimneys Draw Stamford Complaints

Stamford July 24 Special. Several complaints of smoking chimneys, but perhaps to wee or soft coal, have been referred to the corporation counsel Adelbert A Skeel and building Inspector Charles Mollett for investigation. The board will also consider cork on fire walls rather than cinders. cork samples to be examined. Building permits for extending operations costing 82.37 were granted last night. seventeen permits were for cut work costing 500 of Detide.

Stamford

Russian Countess to Wed in Stamford

An application for a marriage license has been filed in Stamford by Vincent B. Hubbell a 60 year old New York merchant and Irene Egeroff a 33 year old Russian now living in New York The bride to be says her parents are Count Scarbech Wiginsky and Princess Elizabeth Wiginsky and that she was born in Petrograd Both have been divorced.

Stamford Iverse Vincent B. Hubbell New York Irene Egeroff Count Scarbech Wiginsky Princess Elizabeth Wiginsky Petrograd

Ridgefield Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Travel

Ridgefield July 23 attendees list guests visiting from New York Hartford Elmwood and West Lane describe extended stays and visits. The article notes travels to Europe Canada England and Gibraltar with family connections to Yale Wabash and the U S Navy.

New Easton Home for Newlyweds

Easton July 23 Special Fred Turney builds a new house in Easton Center after marrying Miss Ignes Fargo of New York City in Port Chester on July 13. Local social notes mention reunions, visitors from Bridgeport and Goshen, a storm outage from a broken live wire, and a brief summer pause for the Lee Methodist Junior League.

Helene Marsh Bridgeport Barlow Hill Goshen Mason Charles Hill Alice Wheeler Stratfield Estella Ogden The Lee Methodist Church Sport Hill H. Bush Morristown New Jersey F. B MacFarlane Arthur Bush Howard Kuehn Howard Charles Best Nelle Loper Ras A Ilam Loper

Stamford Scout Visits Denmark Interview with King Christian

Stamford July 28 Special Borge Jensen of 35 Cove Road a Boy Scout from Troop No 8 is in Denmark and has interviewed royalty He reports King Christian is very democratic in manner Jensen his mother and his two brothers accompany him and he described the royal reception and work back home

Stamford Borge Jensen 35 Cove Road Boy Scouta Denmark Christian Jensen Gag Jonsen

Three Accidents Reported in Stamford

Three separate collisions occurred in Stamford. John Lombardi of 224 Fairfield Avenue collided with Frederick Fowler of 44 Atlantic er rest at Creen which avenue and West Main Street. Lombardi sustained a slight injury treated by Dr. Campo. H Hymovitch of 58 West Broad Street rolled over at West Broad Street and Stillwater Avenue without serious injuries. Robert Hull of M Kisco New York and J E Vrihner of 8 Howes Avenue Stamford were slightly damaged at Bank and Atlantic Streets. no one was hurt.

Stamford John Lombardi Fairfield Avenue Frederick Fowler Atlantic Creenwich Avenue West Main Streem Lombardi Dr. Campo H Hymovich West Broad Street Tody Stillwater Avenue Hymovich Robert Hull M Kisco J. E. Vri&hier Howes Avenue Bank and Atlantin Streets

Salvation Army Drive Underway in Greenwich

Greenwich July 33 Special The annual Salvation Army drive for Greenwich begins Monday and runs five days under campaign director Captain Frank J Riggs of New Park Avenue Hartford. Mrs Coulter D Muyler chairs the committee with Glamer Elkins as treasurer. Other members include Robert Chamberlain Mrs James Riley Fred Collins Commander Greenwich Post American Legion Dr Fritz C Hyde Lions Club ALW W Marshall Colonel William B Marble Grant Sudmann Rev Harold E Wilson Mrs Charles D Lanier Mrs William Fledoe Roger S Baldwin and William Edwin Hall. Greenwich’s quota is 1500.

Greenwich Salvation Army Frank J Riggs New Park Avenue Harlford Ig Working Coulter D. Muyler Compigin Glamer Elkins Robert Chamberlain Mra Jimea VW Riley Fred Collins Greenwich Post American Legion Frits C. Hyde Lions Club Alw W Marshall William B. Marble Grant Sudmann Harold E Wilson Charles D Lanier William Fledoe Roger S. Baldwin William Edwin Hall

Alfalfa Growing Talks Planned by Farm Bureau

Danbury Connecticut July 23 Special Alfalfa Hay Makes the Dairy Pay will spearhead a series of talks on haying on farms The meetings organized by the U S Department of Agriculture and Connecticut Agricultural College through Fairfield County Farm Bureau aim to prove alfalfa can be profitably grown in Connecticut County Agent Leroy Chapman cites four fundamentals including seed, inoculation, lime and fertility The talks feature L svena Crop Specialist of Connecticut Agricultural College and run 6 40 p m daylight time at nearby fields July 28 Dr C H Peck Newtown July 29 J A Sherwood Deston July 30 Samuel B Hard Monroe July 31 F K Hawley Whitconter Hill Brookfield center

Danbury Connecticut Agricultural College Wairfield County Connecticut Leroy Chapman Fairfield County Farm Bureau C H. Peck Newtown J. A. Sherwood Deston Samuel B Hard Monroe F. K. Hawley Whisconter Hill Brookfield Center

New Milford Man Fined for Improper Registration in Newtown

Edgar Thorpe of New Milford paid a $5 fine and $16.41 in costs after being charged by Justice P. H. McCarthy with operating a motor vehicle with improper registration. Thorpe was arrested on the Danbury road earlier in the week by Constable J. J. Gomberg. Grand Judge P. H. Gannon prosecuted for the state.

Newtown Edgar Thorpe New Milford P. H. McCarthy Justice Court Thorpe J. J. Gomberg Danbury P. H. Gannon Star Mail Sandy Hook Stevenson Lake Zoar Sandy Hook Post Office Stevesnon Abbie M. Freeman Freeman John Scanlon Hotchkinsaie Francis Beanlon Bridgeport Michael Lillis Sugar Street Charles 8, Platt New York City Parker House Platt

Weston Grangers Visit Greenfield

Thirty eight members of Norfield Grange No. 146 spent Tuesday evening with Greenfield Hill Grange. The Norfield Degree teams initiated a class of candidates for Greenfield in the third and fourth degrees and at the same time giving the degrees to four Norfield candidates. Fine refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed. Prison Reform Talks at Lyons Plains Church Sunday Evening. Carl H Barnett of New York City will speak on The New Movement of Prison Reform. The Christian Tindeasor meeting at the Norfield Congregational Church will be fed Sunday evening by F. C. Fitch, at 90.

Weston Norfield Grange No Greenfield Hill Grange Norfield Greenfield Norflem Lyons Plains Church Christchurch Redding Ridge Carl H Barnett New York City

Golden Wedding Celebration in Stamford for Cummingers

Mr and Mrs William HW Cumminger marked their golden anniversary at St John’s Place Stamford on July 23 special. Mrs Cumminger is sixty seven and her husband seventy one years old. They have two children fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Stamford Wiliam HW Cumminger St John’s Place Mra Cummingrer Twe

Mammoth Westport fair to feature new rodeo show

Westport hosts a two day fair, circus, and rodeo on July 21 and August 1 organized by the Women's Town Improvement Association. The event excludes games of chance and promises a full midway, wild west vignettes, and elaborate acts. Clint Shepherd directs with John Held Jr and a cast including Runty Heartin and Cactus Moore rehearsing intensely.

Westport Women's Town Improvement Association Great Midway Association J. Clinton Shepherd John Held Jr Runty’ Heartin Charlie Laggell Lee Townsend George “Cactus" Moore Tony" Balcom Plains Clint’ Shepherd i John Held, Jr Shepherd Place Coleytown Shepherd

Milford Readers To Hear Rare Grand Opera Concert

Milford, July 23 special plans for a August Milford town hall concert headlined by Signor Mainero of Boston and the Boston Opera company with famed opera stars. Proceeds go to Chemical Company No. 2. Sgt Healey chairs the arrangements. Also reports on Baratelli’s carving at St Patrick’s Hartford and local militia promotions and an Arctic Engine vs Citizens Howe baseball game set for Sunday at Milford Prep’s diamond.

Milford Milford Town Hall Signor Luist Matiero Boston Boston Opera Company Fort Trumbull Beach Signor Maiiero Metropolitan Opera Company Grand Opera Dramatie Signor Mainero Chemical Company No. 2 A F. Healey Charles C. Baratelli St. Patrick's Church Hartford New England Baratelli Brennan Stone Company Bridgeport Dear Warren Harding High School Metoaka Council Pocahontas Walnut Beach Miford Battery A 242Nd Regiment CA c C.N G Joseph Vargn Kenneth Scranton White John Lucas Joseph Kalosinoki Charles Auburn Charles Rice Charley Smith Lehoy Tiddballs Jessa Banks Mies Worrell Fort H G. Wright Fishers Island Arctic Engine Company Nine Citizen’'s Howe Company Boeymour Whch Milford Prep

Oversad Truck Arrest in Stamford on Overloaded Vehicle

Antonio Angelino of Bridgeport arrested in Stamford by State Policeman Mignerey for driving an overloaded truck. He paid $24 and the costs to settle the charge.

Stamford Antonio Angelino Northvenue Bridgeport Mignerey

Annual Farm Bureau Outing Set for August 11 at Putnam Park

Danbury special reports Fairfield County Farm Bureau invites farmers and families to Putnam Park on August 11 for a full day of picnicking, sports, and speakers on agricultural topics. Last year drew about 1000 people and featured barnyard golf with a chance to qualify for the Eastern States Exposition. H A Brundage and Farm Bureau staff are coordinating events with a later program release.

Danbury Fairfield County Putnam Park Fairfield County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Eld Springfeld H. A. Brundage

Youths Held on Burglary Charge in Stamford

Edward T. Williams twenty one of 44 Sumner street and Lewis Mola eighteen of 106 Ely avenue Rowayton were arrested at 3:45 p m for alleged involvement in a burglary at C B Ritche gasoline station on the Post road near Adams Corner. A watchman alerted police after two men fled in a described car. Police halted the vehicle and the pair admitted the burglary claiming they took only a few tubes. They were returned to Greenwich and arraigned in Borough court later that day fined sixty dollars plus costs for stealing six tubes.

Stamford Edward T. Williams Sumner Street Lewis Mola Ely Avenue Rowayton C. B. Ritche Post Road Adams Corner McCormick Herbert Pleasant Street Greenwich

Two Youthful Burglars Fined in Greenwich

Edward Williams, twenty one, of Stamford and Lewis Mola, fifteen, of Rowayton, were fined fifty dollars and costs in Greenwich court for burglary. They admitted breaking into a gasoline filling station on the Post Road behind Rich's restaurant and were caught in Stamford with automobile tools after the night watchman pursued them.

Greenwich Edward Williams Stamford Lewis Mola Rowaytons Post Road Rich Williams Mola Chaae

Viaduct Struck Shelton by Severe Storm

A fierce storm yesterday disabled many telephone lines and washed surface dirt from hills into valleys. Lightning struck the railroad viaduct at Shelton but did not damage it.

Shelton

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