Huntington Fish and Game Club to Hold Tuesday Shoot
Huntington July 24 Special Cards not requested for the next meeting this Thursday at the club house Judaon street. Members and friends are urged to arrive early and bring lunch. Trap shooting precedes business hours with traps in good condition. Transportation arranged at 7 o clock from Shelton to those without transport. Various local residents mentioned in social notes and upcoming events at Millcroft and with members around White Hills Ripton and Shelton avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington Fish and Game Club
Judaon Street
Leon Syilegter
Shelton
Emma Anderson
New York
Nella Erickson
White Hills
Eliza Hubbett
Carlota Fair
B. Leslie Baldwin
Ripton Sire
Roger Beers
Laura
David
Clarke
Donegan
Long Island
George Dailey
George Edward
John
Margery Penny
Broklyn
A. P. Maher
Wid Place
Lawn fete planned in New Fairfield church grounds
The Ladies church club of the Congregational church will hold a lawn fete and summer sale on the large lawn of Arthur Dia Friday July 30 with a rain date Friday. Ice cream cake candy hot dogs booths and a final table of useful and fancy articles will be available. A fish pond will entertain and proceeds go to church work. A public invitation is extended and crowds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fairfield
Ladies Church Club
Congregational Church
Arthur Dia‘brow
E. Gibbons
Lake
Irvin Law
O Y Ladd
Jeroy Barnum
Denbury
Heme
C H Wie
Frek
Mary Taylor M. BE
Churchei
Church Lawn
Kayopha Girly Club
Pymouth Con
Migg
Clara Fenn
Witayette Street
Howard C. Meserve
Taylor Memorial Library
Miltera Rotary Club
Masonic Assembly Hall
Danbury Legion Plans Sound Sail
Danbury post American Legion auxiliary and lands plan annual moorgail to be held next May night. The party will motor to South Norwalk in the afternoon and board the boat there. Supper will be served aboard the boat. The sail will go from South Norwalk toward New York City and return to South Norwalk around midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbury
Specil
Feminders
Danbury
Post American
Auxiliary
Thelm
South Norwalk
South P Norwalk
New York City
Stamford to Hold Annual Horse Show
Stamford, July 24 Special The Stamford Horse Show Association will host its eighth annual show on July 1 and August 1 at Sunam Farm Westover Road. More than 40 entries expected with prizes totaling 4500 dollars. A children’s horsemanship competition for riders not over 16 features prizes. Post entries accepted with prizes awarded Saturday afternoon, August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Sunaim Farm
W. Taylor
Westover Road
Dari en Ball Team to Begin Playing
Darien announces the revival of the old Dariens baseball team with a game against Ridgefield’s Outpost Nursery on August 2. Organizers include Fred Smith and players Hy Morley, Derb Fowler, Duff Galnor, Howard Willmott, and John Neuman. Phil Jaquith headlines as a big slugger from Ridgefield. The community shows growing interest as local Darien friends support the match. The annual clambake for the Darien Fire Department will be held on Gracie Street with about 100 members expected, followed by sports including a fat man's race and a single men versus married men ball game. Noroton Volunteer Fire Company plans a bazaar September 3–5 on the firemen’s grounds, led by Wal dam Whitelaw. Robert Harner of Mansfield Avenue fractures his left leg after slipping on Brookside Avenue during the storm and is under the care of Dr. John O. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darien
Outpost
Ridgefield
Dariens
Fred Smith
Hy Morley
Derb Fowler
Duff Galnor
Howard Willmott
John Neuman
Phil Jaquith
Jaquith Tre
Damen Fire Department
Gracie Street
Noroton Volunteer Fire
Waldam
Whitelaw
Robert Harner
Mansfield Avenue
Harper
Aeon
Brookside Avenue
John O Perry
Ansonia Excursion at Pleasure Beach
Ansonia hosts a joint Sunday school excursion from Methodist and Baptist churches to Pleasure Beach Bridgeport by trolley. 3000 plus attended Westwood Park band concert by Ansonia Brass led by George H Vargill with classics and popular tunes, adapting to all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Pleasure Beach
Bridgeport
Peope
Westwood Park
City Dark Commissioners
Ansonia Brass Band
George H. Vargill
Blankerburg
Suppe
Straus
Hughes
Frim1
Dinner Party Held in Monroe for Mrs Wales Birthday
A dinner party at Mr. and Mrs. Solon Wales in Monroe honored Mrs. Wales on her birthday with guests including Mrs. Samuel Seeley, Mrs. Ema Sherman, and others from nearby towns. News also notes the death of Mrs Agar Beach of Monroe, with funeral at Trumbull, and plans of local residents for Smith's Point, Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Solon Wales
Wales
Samuel Seeley
Tashua
Ema Sherman
Long Hill
Ernest Proudman
Alice
Ruth
Ernest Junior
Walter
Hampton
Virginia
Barbara Wales
Swampscott
Mass
Ambrose Hurd
Edith Wales
Stamford Police Seek Third Youth in Auto Theft
Stamford July 24 Special Police are still seeking a third youth who aided Emil Boros of 75 Shelton Street Bridgeport and George Situs of Worden Avenue in stealing an automobile owned by William J Mahoney of North Tarrytown New York on Wednesday. The Bridgeport youths will be tried soon if the third youth is not located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Emil Borosehak
Shelton Street
Bridgeport
George Situs
Worden Avenue
William J Mahoney
North Tarrytown
Trotting Races to Highlight Westport Show at Greens Farms
The Fairfield County Hunt club's Morse show plans advance rapidly for August 14 and 15 at Edward T. Bedford's Greens Farms track. Forty four classes cover saddle, harness, ponies, and polo mounts with trotting races on both days. Prominent judges, a new 100 horse stable, and a 40 acre greens Farms clubhouse project accompany strong regional entries from Westchester, Greenwich, Stamford, Rye, and Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Fairfield County Hunt Club
Edward T. Bedford
Greens Farms
West Chester County
Greenwich
Bramford
Rye
Morton, Jr
Hunt Club
James G. Marshal
Rufus C Finch
Rumson
N. J
Monmouth
Fairfield County
George W. Gair
Frederick E Lewis
Compo
Kenneth Mc~ Neil
Bridgeport
Harry Parker
Morton W. Smith
Erwin M Jennings
Donald A Perkins
Baston Gets New Bus Service Saturday
Baston will launch five daily trips starting Saturday morning with a White Line Bus from Rumans Core in the Center to the Stratfield trolley line via Sport Hill. Rev. Howard B. Warren will preach The Gospel of Recovery at Lee Methodist Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston
Decerbo
White Line Bus Company
Edward Freeborn
Helen
Ridgefield
J. Walker Sherwood
Nefee
Joseph Gay
East Orange
New Jersey
Fred Marsh
Dorothy Marah
Marsh
Col
Henery J. Seeley
Noroton
Easton Grange
Mgr
Walter Krouse
Florence Krouse
Hurd
Bridgeport
W. C. Beale
Robert Smith
Fairfield
Ediward Knight
Vatican buys villa for alumni housing in Rome
Rome July 24 AP The Vatican has purchased the Santa Maria Della Pieta villa on Jamieulum hill for 40 million lire about 1.46 million dollars. The property will serve as a residence hall for alumni of the propaganda college, with emphasis on American graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Santa Maria Della Pieta
Jamieulum Hill
Progaginda College
Girl Disappears After Bathing Beach Search Under Way
Catherine Donahue fourteen from 23 Lafayette Street is missing after going to a local bathing beach yesterday. No cause given for the disappearance. She had no money. It is not thought she was drowned since clothing was not found in the bath house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Catherine Donahue
Lafayette Street
Milford High Class of 1925 produces top scholastic ranks
Milford July 24 Special three members of Milford High School 1925 graduating class passed Yale and Wellesley college entrance exams and seven juniors passed preliminary exams. 85 percent of those tested succeeded in all subjects. Other 54 graduates likely to enter colleges in the fall. Names Howard Fenn Jack Sabloff Eleanor Hoyt Lester Wolfson Tony Kivic Carlton Ryder William Castle Mildred Hisenmann Miss Warren and more are noted amid church mortgage clearance and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford High School
Yale
Wellesley
Tlus
Smiler
Howard Fenn
Jack Sabloff
Eleanor Hoyt
Lester Wolfson
Tony Kivic
Carlton Ryder
Willam Castle
Albert Whithan
Winthrop Smith
Mildred Hisenmann
Fort Trumbull Beach
Jene Warren
High Street
Bridgeport General Hospital
E H. J. Hennessey
Stratford
Miss Warren
St. Peter's Evening Guild
George M. Gunn
Goodsell
Merwin's Paint
Gunn
L. D Christie
Walnut Beach
Priscilla of
Nichols
Friay
G Wverett Knollmeyer
St Petera Episcopal Church
Knollmeyer
Elnora
Saratoga County
New York
All Saints Church
Springfield
Rex A. H. Kinney
New Haven
St. Peter's
St Andrew's
Devon
Sally Hotchkiss
Harriett Hotchkiss
Gulf Street
Wellesley College
Betty Schwenk
Battlebero
Margaret Owsley
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Arests
Margaret Tullock
Elizabeth
Flag Chewing Dog Locked in Pound at Stamford
A mongrel dog known for chewing American flags is under Dog Warden Arnold Kurth’s watch in Stamford. After numerous complaints about flag destruction at Woodland Cemetery, Kurth observed the dog biting a freshly laid flag and the animal faces likely euthanasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Arnold Kurth
Woodland Cemetery
Kurth
Stamford Youth Is Navy Champion
John Zidick of Rowayton has won the light heavyweight championship of the Navy. A torpedoman on the L and L California, he held belts from boxing and defeated ten challengers over seven weeks. In the final bout he beat Jack Sugtine of the U S Seattle in seven rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Naval Department
John Zidick
Rowayton
Lght
Navy
California
Zidick
Jack Sugtine
U. S
Seattle
Traffic Stalled By DighEd Auto In Taylor Avenue
Traffic in Newtown stalls when a touring car registered Conn E6456 leaves the ditch along Taylor Avenue near Henry Mogan's residence. Passersby fail to rejoin the road. a wrecking car is needed. Hawleyville Fire Co. No. 1 shows off a new red chemical truck, built by Villeroy G. Hard Jr. and used in a Sandy Hook dance drive. Community events include a St Rose’s cake sale at Sandy Hook and a hilltop meeting on July 28 with Dr. Charles H. Peck’s alfalfa talk. the fair hopes to boost dairy profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Taylor Avenue
Henry Magan
Hawleyville
Villeroy G. Hard, Jr
William A. Upham
Upham Food Products Inc
Hawley
St. Rose’s Church
Harry Walker
Sandy Hook
Bt. Rose's
United States Department of Agriculture
Connecticut Agricultural College
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Charles H. Peck
Mount Pleasant
Owen
Derby Man Fined on Liquor Count in Derby
Fe lipe S. Neves of Ansonia faces three charges after arrest by Lt. Anthony Urbano. He is fined 100 for transporting liquor, 100 for driving under influence, and 50 plus costs for reckless driving. John Sandes of Derby also faces charges of manufacturing liquor. Case of Alexander Deware continued due to James Coleman’s hospitalization. Local residents join J N Sinsabaugh’s Whiteface Mountain trip, including Signe Chalberg and Juia Bogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Felipe S. Neves
Liberty Street
Ansonia
Ralph H. Clark
L. D Rogand
Anthony Urbano
Urbano
John Sandes
Alexander Deware
James Coleman
Coleman
Griffin Hospital
J N Simsabaugh
Whiteface Mountain Club
Two Drinks Came High in Stamford
Bernard Ramaki of 215 Ludlow street admitted two drinks yesterday in City court yet was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail for driving under the influence. He cut in front of traffic on Main street near Greyrock place and ignored a signal. Dr. Frank McMahon examined him at police headquarters and pronounced him intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Bernard Ramaki
Ludlow Street
Ft Aquor Ramaki
Main Street
Greyrock Place
Frank McMahon
Ain
Pulver Resigns Council Seat in Danbury
Danbury July 24 Special The resignation of Councilman Harry Pulver of the First ward was received and accepted today by Mayor A Homer Millon. Pulver moves to Providence Rhode Island to engage in business. A successor will be named before the August council meeting. Kenneth L Wilson a real estate and insurance man is said to be the choice of the Republican town committee. Wilson, a war veteran, has long been active in party affairs and is son in law of Ex Mayors William C Gilbert, chairman of the Republican town committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Harry Pulver
A. Homer Millon
Providence
R 1
Pulver
Kenneth L. Wilson
Republican Town Committee
Wilson
Republican Party
William C. Gilbert
State Ready to Build Dormitory in Danbury
Danbury July 24 Special The state board of education and the state board of control have completed preliminary plans for a dormitory for the state normal school in Danbury. A. B Meredith says the building will be on White street upland beside the site for a new high school. Plans and bids are expected to be announced shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
State Board of Education
A State Board of Control
State Normal School
A. B Meredith
White Street
Tax check to open in state next week New Haven
A canvass by Internal Revenue Bureau agents will collect unpaid special taxes on industries next week in New Haven. Failure to pay carries a 25 percent penalty and potential court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ansonia Court Hears Liquor Case And Other Sessions
In Ansonia on July 24 Judge M C Jablel presided as liquor case defendants John Melnick and Philip Nevice faced continued hearings after a raid on Melnick’s Liberty street establishment found a small amount of liquor. Mary Wardi's breach of peace case was also continued along with Mildred Santomi Theates. Walter was fined $3 plus costs for an undisclosed offense. Carlin was reported dead after heavy imbibing during a rainstorm, but later confirmed alive. John Wantroba faced reckless driving and license charges resolved with defense by J J Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
John Melnick
Lberty Street
Philip Novice
Liberty Street
M. C. Jabell
Melnick
Polion
Philip Nevice
Mary Wardi
Mildred Santomi
Walter
Coats
Carlin
Front Street
Boy Rescues Chum From Drowning at Myrtle Beach
Milford July 24 special Joseph Duffy fourteen of Pritch rd Milford narrowly escaped drowning today at Myrtle beach when caught in an undertow but was rescued after a struggle. He was pulled ashore and artificial respiration applied. Dr Samuel Lilienthal of Bridgeport reported the boy in semi conscious state and soon revived him. He was taken home with condition described as good aside from a chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Josepn Duffy
Pritchird Road
Myrtle Beach
Samuel Lilienthal
Brudgeport
Joe
Miss Palmer Weds James R Weller in Crescent Street Glenbrook
Miss Mabel L Palmer of Crescent Street Glenbrook married James R Weller yesterday in a ceremony conducted by Rev E A Lewis. Mrs Clifford Taylor of Nyack served as matron of honor and Raymond Snedeker of Newark was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Mabel L. Palmer
Crescent Street
Glenbrook
James R. Weller
E. A. Lewis
Clifford Taylor
Nyack
Raymond Snedeker
Newark
Stamford Welcomes New Swedish Minister inJuly
The Rev. Nore Gustaveon, new minister of St. John's Swedish Lutheran church, was welcomed in Stamford at a reception marking his arrival to succeed Rev. Judson Hendrickson. Gustaveon, a graduate of Augustana Seminary, was ordained last June and this is his first pastorate. In Long Hill, Miss Maud E. MacPhee, a missionary from Argentina, will speak at MBH church at 11 am on Why They Are Giving the Gospel in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Long Hill
Nore G. Gustaveon
St. John’s
Augustana Seminary
Rock Island
Maud E. MacPhee
Argentina
South America
Walter Radcliffe
Jersey City
Caroline Pultz
Niagara Falla
Men Who Sold Liquor to Boys Go to Jail
Norwalk July 24 Special Thomas Cole Frank Mace and Salvatore Scarpello were sentenced to 10 days in jail a $200 fine and costs for selling liquor to young boys at the River Front club. The case had many postponements but the judge imposed sentence today without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Thomas Cole
Frank Mace
Salvatore Scarpello
River Front Club
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Game Club
Lawn
Danbury Legion
Bedford
Baston
Girl
Connecticut Trapshooters Association
Pahquioque Rod and Gun Club
E. H. Morse
George Sivers
Edward Bailey
State Association
Council
Qne
John Wantroba
J. J. Bennett
Waritroba
Boy
Chum
Miss Palmer
Bradford
S. Silver
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