FD Men Hold Bic Milford Outing at Tinkhan Farm
Milford July 27 Special Awapite weather limited turnout. About 40 including members and families attended the first fenual outing under the combined auspices of ekenash Tribe of Redmen and Me fqema Council D. of P. on the rm of Charles Tukham New Ha Wan turnpike. Races and contests noted. committee led by Ern Pod Kropper Donald Sampledell Nelson Payne George Payne and C Raymond Smith with Mrs H J Gal tromner chairing. Community whist and pinochle at Fort Trubull Beach club proved social success. plans for Saturday night carl par. Milford prep school game 14 10 10 with Arctic Engine. large crowd enjoyed. Big Field Day planned at Artie Beach Amusement Park for Shep Berds outing Aug 15. Milford members on committee include Mr and Mrs A C Edgerton Mrs H J oesin Mrs Bessie Walsh and Marshall. Farmers plan attendance at Farmer q events at medical Agricultural collect Aug 4 to 7. Judge Robert C Stoddard Judge Ashley J Cheney and Lewis P win to act on McCarthy estate creditors claims. Judge J D Brown recently confined. Rev H C Meserve Librarian to speak Milford Rotary luncheon July 30 at Masonic Temple on Library and Boys Books. Rotary to place boys in library as part of ya work. future meetings to be at Masonic Temple assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Ekenash Tribe
Redmen
Fqema Council
Charles Tukham
New Ha
Wan
Ers
Atvd
Com~ i 2
Ern- Pod Kropper
Donald Sampledell
Nelson Payne
George Payne
C. Raymond Smith
Apkorash Tribe
H. J. Galtromner
Chirman
Misa Marguerite Raond
Viola Smith
Citizens Company
Seymour
Arctic Engine Company
Ted
Ters
Nonnawayk Bandich
Artle Beach
Shep Berds
Bethlehem
Bupday
Connecticut
A. C. Edgerton
H. Joesin
Bessie Walsh
Marshall
Medicut
Robert C. Stoddard
Hsley J. Cheney
Lewis P.win
Omer F Plat
William B. McCarthy
D. Brown
Taylor Memorial
Masonic Temple
Assemby Hall
Rye
Ilford Rotarians
Rotary
As- Wembly Hall
Une
Sandy Hook
New
St. Rose's Parish
Newtown
G. Herbert Beers
M. K. Donahue
Edward S. Pitzshhler
Bridgeport Post- Telegram
Shoreham
Walnut Beach
Elliott H. Lyatt
Post Publishing Company
Telegram
Philo T. Platt
Sidney E. Marcuse
Fairfield
Platt
Martin
Donahue
Newtown Hook and Ladder Company No
Woman Sues City for Water Damage in Danbury
Mrs. Domalca Wojtaszek files a civil action against the City of Danbury seeking 3500 damages claiming failure to provide adequate surface water drainage caused flood and cellar damage to her property on the easterly edge of Mountainville. The suit is returnable at the September term of the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Segmeg
Alod
Mother-in-law Left Alone After Stamford Disturbance
Michael Secor of Roxbury faced a peace breach charge in City court after a disturbance at Mrs. Joseph Navin’s home. Judge Samuel Young sentenced him to three months in jail but suspended the term on the condition he stay away from his mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Michael Secor
Roxbury
Secor
Joseph D. Navin
Samuel Young
Lightning Burns New Fairfield Barn. $4,000 Loss Reported
New Fairfield July 27 special damage estimated at nearly 4000 dollars after a lightning bolt struck Erasmo DiGiorgio's barn around 2 am. The barn stored hay and was burned to the ground. The owner, awakened by the shock, saw flames but quick action saved two chors, while all contents including hay were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fairfield
Erasmo DiGlossig
DiGiorgio
Bridgeport Choir Visits in Easton
Easton July 27 Special Miss Luda Piecka hosted twenty five members of the Holy Trinity Lutheran church choir from Bridgeport at her home Sunday afternoon. The event featured relay races hag races and various games between boys and girls with a baseball tie. After games refreshments were served and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Luda Piecka
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of
Bridgeport
Easton Grange
Lee Methodist Sunday School
Beards-ley Park
HW. B. Warren
Arthur Wheeler
Ciford Jennings
Grace Willams
Miss Hall of Stratfield
Alice Burr
John Lockwood
Elmer Andrews
Regina Steucek
Brantford
Frank M. Treat
Betty
Hartford
Henry Osborn
Frank Kendall
Henry McCallum
Hicksville
Long Island
Edward Marsh
Charles Marsh
Ezra Seley
Lorraine
Twin Lakes
Alva Allen
Munson
Mass
Alec Allen
Alec Allen, Jr
Women Guild Meeting and Local Social Notes in Huntington
The Women’s Guild of St Paul’s Episcopal Church will meet at the parish house Tuesday afternoon. Social items include visits by Mrs Agnes Hanson of New York and Miss Etta M Brockway, plus residents from Mohegan street and Cedar Beach. The Huntington Fire Company plans a dance Friday evening at the high school hall, with a committee led by Clarence M Webb and others. Local residents George Arundel and Willard Nicholas took an educational trip to New York, visiting the Statue of Liberty and Aquarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Women's Guild of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Samuel I. Greenberg
Purity Poultry Farm
Mohegan Street
Max Greenberg
Ce~ Ha Solvel
Shdie Levine
Charles Greenberg
Brooklyn
Agnes Hanson
New York
Etta M. Brockway
Cedar Oif
Joseph Hanson
Huntington Fire Company
Clarence M. Webb
Willard Nicholay
Arthur Laberte
Charles E. Millard
Joseph Gluck
Frederick B Cawthra
Chares Etzel
Herbert C. Ferris
George Arundell
George Arundel
Robert Swarsbruck
Charles W. Goldspink
Cedar Breach
Elizabeth Howe
Ruth Howe
Huse Howe
Hirsdmerport
Ethel M. Beardsley
Milas Violet Howe
Joseph Hetjer
Jaston
Penn
James Nicholas
Homelands
Nichols Avenue
Josephine Webb
Willard Nicholas
State of Liberty
Aquarium
Etta M. Brorkway
Walnut Beach
FG Production Drops in Storrs Laying Contest
In Storrs Conn on July 24 the egg curve dipped with 284 fewer eggs than last week and 205 fewer than a year ago. Hanson's Leghorn Farm from Corvallis Ore led with 62 eggs, followed by W J B Kent Barred Rocks from Cazenovia Me with 58. Hilltop Farm Leghorns from Suffield Conn totaled 68 and the week’s total was 4870 eggs, about 50 percent yield, bringing year to date to 161781.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Conn
Hanson
Corvallis
Ore
Essa
W. J. B. Kent
Cazenovia
Berking Junction
Mass
Leghorn
Oregon
Massachusetts
E. C. Foreman
Slansing
Mich
Elien Day Ranken
Huntington
LL. N. J
H. B. Spangler
Matawan
N. J
Davidson Bros
Upton
Masa
Thomas H. Matteson
Davisville
Carterlon Farm
Troy
Obed G. Knight
Bridgeton
R. I
Hessel Leads In Lordship Races At Sunday Meet
Large crowd witnesses water sports in Lordship as swimmers earn season points toward trophies. Sunday results include 50 yard dashes for teens and men, 60 and 88 yard runs, and a diving contest won by E Sutton with 69 2 3 points.
Bridgeport residents face reckless driving charges after Milford crash
Eight Bridgeport people escaped uninjured when a car driven by Howard Ho ward overturned at Devon. Louis Parial and James Howard Ward, both from Bridgeport, along with four others, fled with minor injuries as Parisi’s car collided, one wheel torn off. Eight occupants, two women fainted, were treated. Howard Ward and Parial to appear in New Haven court Wednesday to answer reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
James Howard
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Louis Parial
Franklin Street
New Haven
Devon
Howard
Bruiss Parisi
Wife Attacker Is Sentenced to Jail in Samford
Samford July 27 Special Joseph Miavaty was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Samuel Young for assaulting his wife. He had previous charges including a tire charge and failure to support his wife and children. The judge considered the family dependency and may suspend execution of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbuamford
Joseph Miavaty
Hall
Samuel Young
Young
Haad
Fathers and Mothers Fight Over Children With Knives
In Norwalk on July 27 Giacomo Bertino and neighbor Philip Nasi were arrested after a knife and gun clash sparked by a quarrel between their children. Mothers rushed out to defend the youngsters and joined a brawl with hair pulling and taunting before police stopped further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Giacomo Bertino
West Street
Philip Nasi
West At
Yan
Bridgeport jitney driver arrested after triple collision
Westport report details arrest of Bridgeport jitney driver William O'Donnell on a road rules violation after his bus collided with two other cars on the Post Road. Also listed are multiple weekend arrests for speeding and reckless driving, plus local court actions, will filings, and sidewalk funding talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
William O'Donnell
Grasmere Avenue
Bridgeport
Joseph Kohlman
North Avenue
Post Road
O'Donnell
Edgar H. Perry
Wiliam
T. Campbell
Beardsley Park Terrace
Gabor
Staples Street
Campbell
James R. Bruce
Irving Street
Brooklyn
Stephen Stanton
Greeny Farms
Blanton
Sam Levenberg
West Tremont Street
Bronx
N. C
David Friedman
Taft Avenue
David Waskin
Beth Street
Frank Ranzo
78Th Street
Frank Macy
Greenwith
Arthur Parrott, Jr
East 38Th Street
New York City
Police Seize Still After Ansonia Court Session
Ansonia police, after Mike Sucanogt faced a disturbance charge in court, raided a North Fourth Street residence and seized a still and liquor. Occupant John Cirkat could not be located. Police trace thefts from A. C. Terry hardware as youths suspected in recent revolver thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Mike Sucanogt
North Fourth Street
Hnoah
John Cirkat
Sucanosi
Sucanngi
Joseph Shulkas
Cirkat
A. C. Terry
Missing girl located in New York hotel
Stamford July 27 Catharine Donahue fourteen who reappeared from her home Thursday then sent a letter saying she was stopping at the Grand Union hotel in New York and would go to Chicago with a woman friend was located in New York by the bureau of missing persons there her relatives were notified and arrangements were made for them to go to New York for the sixth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Catherine Donahue
Grand Union Hotel
New York
Chicago
Bureau of Missing
Tho Sith
Homer Cummings Remembered Friend of William Jennings Bryan
Stamford July 27 Special Homer Cummings longtime Connecticut figure and ally of William Jennings Bryan is recalled as a fervent Bryan supporter and later collaborator on the party platform He praises Bryan's courage and ability noting his negotiations of arbitration treaties that foster international friendship and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Connecticut
William Jennings Bryan
Homer
Cummings
Bryan
New York
Mr. Bryan
Viece
Long Hill Firemen Plan Big Carnival
Long Hill July 27 special report details the fifth annual carnival of Long Hill Fire Company No. 1 to be held on their grounds with free band concerts by Harvey Hubbell’s band under John Austin, dancing, and various attractions. Committee members for publicity, music, floor, electrical, tickets, purchasing, and prizes are named. A talk on growing alfalfa by Crop Specialist I. J. Owens is planned at Samuel Hurd’s farm on July 30. Nearby social items note a Monroe Fire Company dance earning $60 and local residents hosting visitors from Milford and Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Hill
H. F. Whitney
Monroe Fire Company
J. Denihan
Derby
Theodore Beardaley
Arthur Barrows
Milford
August Jacot
Arthur Jacot
China
Herman Jacot
Greenwich
George Jacot
John Howard
Fairfield
Stepney
Ralph Huntley
Gladys
Bridgeport
Ernest
Four Tried In Fairfield Court
Fairfield July 27 Special Charles D Carlo fined 15 and 21 50 costs for violation of the rules of the road and operating a motor vehicle without a license. John Bigelapiker Riverside drive committed to Norwich State Farm granted a 8 nalle on building code violation. Harry Watkinson fined 10 and 22 12 costs for road rule violation. John Novello New Haven arrested after an accident on the Post road granted a noise on operating an automobile without registration with 12 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Charles D. Carlo
John Bigelapiker
Riverside Drive
Norwich
Harry Watkinson
John Novello
New Haven
Post Road
Twelve Men Fined For Gambling in Manhattan Restaurants
Twelve men paid five dollars each to settle prosecution costs after arrest for gambling at Manhattan street restaurants. The cases were nolled, while five others were freed on small bonds for trial Thursday. Harry Witryk posted one thousand dollars for a Thursday trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stambord
Manhattan
Harry Witruk
Drunken Stamford Driver Sentenced After Collision
Joseph Jamey of Selleck, Stamford, pleaded guilty to operating a car while intoxicated after a collision with a mother. Dr. Frank McMahon diagnosed intoxication, and Judge Samuel Youngs jailed him for 10 days and fined $100 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Joseph Jamey
Selleck
Jame
Frank McMahon
James
Samuel Youngs
Playground leaders share plans at Derby luncheon
Jay 27 Special coverage of the weekly Board of Trade luncheon attended by the Derby playground group. Mayors Rosett and McHale, Park Commissioner Sweeney, Police Commissioner Kregel and Ada Shelton spoke on playground work. Dorothy Bonizotte recounts a long New York State to Canada trip with friends before studying music in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bonizotte
Wilfred E. Wayne
New Haven
Party of
Milas Sonazotte
New York State
Canada
Weet
United States
inMincie
Washington
Atlantic City
Italians Conduct Stamford Drive to Aid Institute
Ten teams campaign to raise 10000 for the Italian Social Institute. At a meeting at Mrs B T Simondetti’s Hillcrest Park home, 6500 was reported collected. Drive ends August 46. Serafino chairs the institute board and drive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Itaan Social Institute
Mra. B. T. Simondetti
Hillcrest Park
Dog's Life to By New Paperman Stamford
July 27 Special Dog Warden Arnold Kurth released a dog caught chewing United States flags placed on graves and soldiers at a cemetery after a friend through Simmons promised to care for the animal and try to curb its unpatriotic behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Arnold Kurt
United States
Simmons
Ierson
G. Wari
New York
Simmon
Kurth
Lordship Notes on Summer Travel and Family Visits
Lordship July 27 Special Mr and Mrs Sanford Stoddard and family spent early summer at their Lordship home then traveled to Cr naan for the rest of the season Mrs Glover Sanford and Miss Emily Sanford of Bridgeport occupy the Stoddard home Leslie Moore and Margherita Law cousins of the Stoddards Mr and Mrs Frederick Moore and son of West Roxbury Mass visited from Hawleyville Rev Hawley farm in Hawleyville. Mrs F C Lathrop of Lordahlp Road returned home after ten days on Rev Hawley’s farm.
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Lordship
Myre
Sanford Stoddard
Crnaan
Glover Sanford
Emily Sanford
Bridgeport
Leslie Moore
Margherita Law
Frederick Moore
West Roxbury
Mass
F. C. Lathrop
Lordahlp Road
Hawley
Hawleyville
Ler
Danbury Man Awarded Swedish Scholarship at Upsala
Danbury is told that J. Burton Nichols son of the late Mrs Mary Nichols has won a monks fellowship at Upsala University Sweden after three years at Wisconsin He previously studied chemical engineering at Cornell and recently married Miss Eleanor Cary Hansen Nichols plans to sail for Sweden after a short visit in Danbury arriving August first for a brief reunion with relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Speckie
J. Burton Nichols
Mary Nichols
University of Wisconsin
University of Upsala
Upsala
Sweden
Mer
Nichols
Cornell University
Eleanor Cary Hansen
Michigan
Wis
Mia
Stamford men charged after craps shooting arrests
Twelve Stamford men were arrested in raids on restaurants on Manhattan Street and Manhattan Avenue. They faced charges related to a craps shooting incident, with eight dollar penalties paid in each case. Named defendants include Charles Chagaris Chris Xynos Peter Parrigot George Vikoe Re Gies Papas Harry Xanthos Jun Arthur James London Peer Melownasg Peter Poulos and Theodore Philipps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Manhattan Street
Manhattan Aleat
Cvan
Charles Chagaris
Chris X:nos
Peter Parrigot
George Vikoe
Re Gies Papas
Harry Xanthos
Jun Arthur
James London
Peer Melownasg
Peter Poulos
Theodore ?Hilps
New Theatre Planned in Stamford Block
Stamford July 27 Special A possible new theatre for Bumford 14 may be built by George I Smith Co on three adjacent parcels in Park Row Advocate Place and Luther Street. About 200000 expected price, owners including The Max Roth Co Fairfield Underwear Co Benjamin Birkenfield and Abram Spelke. The Theatrical organization holding the option may move into vaudeville and moving pictures. option likely to be taken in two days with work starting soon. Stamford rumor mill says Keith and heaven groups have looked over the ground. Strand theatre owner Mrs Charles Vuono starts a new theater adjoining the Strand. another company is rumored to buy a site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Bumford
George I. Smith Co
Park Row
Advocate Place
Luther Street
Max Roth Co
Fairfield Underwear Co
Benjamin Birkenfield
Abram Spelke
Comppany
Mr. Smith
Tme
Keith
Heaven
Charles, Vuono
Strand Theatre
Strand
Long session nets small court fines
Shelton July 2 A three hour session of the city court yielded modest sums. Antonette Esposito was fined $1 and $10.40 costs for breach of peace with an assault charge suspended. George Kane found guilty of intoxication, ten days jail with six month suspension. William Deline charged with assault on wife. judgment suspended on promising not to drink. Bert Kopaz charged with breach of peace and assault. breach of peace sustained and assault suspended on $12.40 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Antonette Esposito
Julius Fry
Fess
George Kane
William Deline
Bert Kopaz
Huntington
Costa
Danbury Road Deferred for Summer Work
Danbury officials say two miles of Sugar Hollow road near Danbury will not be rebuilt this summer. Highway Commissioner John A. MacDonald cites lack of funds. The road connects Danbury with Norwalk Ridgefield and New York, with last year’s five miles of concrete road completed and about two miles on the north end unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Sugar Hollow
John A. MacDonald
Suzar Hollow
Norwalk
Ridgefield
New York
Miss Rogers Gained 15 Pounds In Six Weeks
Miss Alberta Rogers writes that after a flu illness she was weak with a hollow appearance and poor appetite. She began taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets and gained 15 pounds in six weeks, reporting improved appetite and healthier complexion. The ad promotes 60 tablets for 60 cents, with a money back guarantee if no improvement in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Alberta Rogers
Cerro Gorda
Decatur
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Wetoka Council
D. of P
Mother’s Bread
Adams-Roth Baking Co
Bridgeport Choir
Meadowedge Farm
Sterling Junction
Hilltop Farm
Suffield
Hobart J. Rice
Barre
Thomas H. Neill
Vineland
Hessel
N. Heagsel
E. Johnson
C. Fitzgerald
Nash
Olive Phelan
Claire Phelan
H. Nash
M. Coward
G. Gibbons
J. Motel
J. Porter
EB. Sutton
J Pitzgerald
R. Clark
Lindberg
EB. McCoy
Heuberg
J. Elliott
E. Sutton
EF. McCoy
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Stephen Sholovick
Palrfield
Miller
State Street
Frank Dark
Boston Avenue
John Giaocky
Halsett Street
Park City
Tomasky
Donald Patchen
Treadwell Avenue
Saugatuck
George Baehr
Hast 64Th Street
Patchen
Charles Quigley
Quigley
Royal James Inn
Catherine E. Hewitt
Weston
Harold Dwight Hewitt
Edith Catherine Hewitt
David Coley Hewitt
Mildred
Saunders
Westport Bank and Truat
Coley
Maria Louisa Coley Uton
David Sherwood Coley
Austin Wakeman
Harry R. Sherwood
Franklin P. Dikeman
William Coleman
Oscar Budd
Arthur
G. Powell
Reuben Harris
George A. Carsow
Joseph G. Hyatt
New Haven Railroad
Compa Street
IL Ie
Selectman Mansfield
rail+ roada company
Donald Perkins
King Street
Donald, Jr
Marguerite Morgan
Janet Cutler
Betty Bears
Dorothy Boyd
Salty Tickson
Shirley O'Connor
Catherine Frobingon
Peter Carey
John Sherwood
Ronald Perkins
Melville Boyd
Reeves Dollner
James Anderson
Richard Trimble
John Raleigh
Homer Cummings
Long Hill Firemen
Fairfield Court
Talians
Gous Serafino
The
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Danbury Man
Stamford Block
Danbury Road
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