Failure to Garry Lights on Autos Causes Arrests Westport
Numerous motorists appeared before Judge Gogillot for violations related to driving with one light or lacking registration. E Spencer of Westport was fined 4 dollars and costs. Otto Schilb of New York City faced fines. Stephen Toth of Fairfield paid 33 dollars and costs. Several others, including Harvind Hawkins of Brooklyn and Herold Sones of Bridgeport, pled guilty or faced forfeited bail for light and registration infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Speecal
John F. Gogillot
E. Spencer
Evenur
Norwalk
Wlrich
Furthur van
New York City
Godblot
Otto Schilb
Wishth Avine
Sherri Clifford Nichols
Gordilot
Stephen Toth
Fairfield
Shivitt Nichols
Ebawara F. Hawley
Tenewood Avenue
Sher! Nichols
Harvind Hawkins
Brooklyn
Sherff Nichols
Sarsurl Carmezino
East 113Th Street
New York
N.Y
Frank van
Goditrot
Herold Sones
Fulton Street
Bridgeport
John F. Godillot
Jones Y
Jiffer Nichols
I Jozeph Holgzarian
West 26Th Short
Fudge Godillas
Nichols
Former Milford Woman Wins Prize Story in Contest
Mrs Frederick D Neidermeyer of Milford wife of Perth Amboy pastor is among winners in the Interstate Contest for women club members. Her short story Corda that Bind! was read before departure on a trip to the Holy Land and Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Frederick D. Neidermeyer
Perth Am
Neidemeyer
Neidermeier
Bridgeport
Almade Vernon Wilcox
Mia
Bridgepor
Mitford Symphony Orchestra
Con Veldermeyer
Aly
Village Tmprovement Association
Neidermeyer
Mediterranean
Ladies’ Society
First Presbyterian Church
Perth Amboy
Reading Ends Year With Many Closing Events For Sanford School
Reading June 4 special telegram reports townspeople and Sanford School students preparing for year end exercises at the school gymnasium. Performances include Master Pierre Patelin, Hip Van Winkle, and a Bridgeport road milestone address by Jesper Burdett. Alumni baseball game, lunch, and a social dancing event follow with Bishop Baylis to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Sanford Schol
Pat Cof
Sanford
Lovels
Pierre Patelin
Boylston Campbell
Harol Clausen
Hector Lazo
Kenneth Kauai
Bradford Mead
Bishop Baylis
Massachusetts
May births marriages and deaths in Westport listed
Vital statistics filed by Town Clerk Edward Birge show six births four marriages and twelve deaths in May in Westport. Notable entries include births to McFarland Vallent De Marin Salvieno Smith Festa and Salvieno families and marriages of Holverberg Dellevue Robinson Glynn Keplesky and Maruscuk. Deaths include Thomas Quinlas Joseph Ty Bradley Arthur Bherwood Mary Andenney Guild Burke Ellis Combes Smith Van Ness Sidawsky Benedict and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Edward Birge
Hebert D
Thomas H
Edith V. McFarland
Salvatore, Dy
Salvatore
Margaret Vallent
Willan A
James
Jula de Marin
Philomena
Joseph
Margaret Salvieno
Florence
Anna
Thomas Quinlas
Joseph Ty, Bradley
Arthur Bherwood
Mary and ‘Enney
Frederick A. Guild
Mary Burke
Elizabeth Ellis
Nys
George J. Combes
Anya
Katherine Smith
Fined for operating auto while drunk in Greenwich
Special to the Telegram reports Gordon Marks of Greenwich was fined 100 with costs for operating an automobile while intoxicated. William A. Sweeney received a similar $100 fine. Rocco DeAndrea’s case remained continued a week for mental examination after stones were thrown into a neighbor’s yard. Emil Barbour was fined 10 with costs for operating without registration. Continuances for a week were ordered in the cases of Constable George Jones and Samuel Bratz after arrests following their autos striking two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Chorses
Wyuer Gordon Marks
Costa
Willam A. Sweeney
Rocco DeAndrea
Emil Barbour
George, Jones
Samuel Bratz
Trun
Easton Notes Full Entertainment and Local Visitors
Easton society pages recount entertaining at Mr and Mrs Erwin Edwards Fort Trumbull Beach with numerous guests from Bridgeport and surrounding towns. A large Grange Hall audience watched the three act comedy at St. Christ Episcopal Church with a listed cast and a ballroom scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin P. Edwards
Guerin
Fort Trumiul Beach
Chester Hull
Arthur Wheeler
Clarence Jennings
Robert Marsh
Leroy Whieeler
Clarence Andrews
Tastony
Earle Shook
Artheer Granger
Pridgeport
Merritt Wrru
Stratfield
Earl Lewis
Urban Tyack
George Beers
Royal
Bobbs
Christ Episcopal Churen
Bridgeport
Caet
Aiberinn
Henderson
Molen
Wheeler
Pred Menderson
Peck
More
Wiresins
Rebecca Me MeRrieht
Obadiah Stomp
George
McKnight
Rogalie Otis
Bexsie
Rene Robert Bobbs
WillAntramers
Jean Wenderson
Cressi Balls Marston Fobbs
Royal Lift
Celesty Vanderpool
Mareuamte Turd
Éalia
Mizel Drew
Wteway
Lsidieport
George Lear
Aruine Wheeler
Mra
Cheater Huy
Mex
Tostitee Kent
Mars
Ariery Jennings
Haties
Danbury Normal
St. Andrews
Vlaek
Shebench
Ane
Fred Dennings
Tauziter
Iron Hayden
Clifford Nighole Rm Port
Jesse T
Wheeler, Nor
Denning
Oldest House in Westport Sheds Revolutionary History
Westport reporters report Jason Barber of Toledo will take possession of a 1750s house on Chalon Avenue. The Morehouse family built it, with 1774 inscriptions found. relics include an old gun notch and a powder horn. The Saugatuck River flows behind the high knoll site. Mitchell and McCormick links tie local politics and notable residents to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Jason Barber
Toledo
Chalon Avenue
Barber
Clinton Avenue
Sangmek
Cormick
George Mitchell
Campo Berth
Man Bishways
Redenats
Lown
Morenouse
Lede Way
Danbury
San
Morehouse House
Biaech
John P. McCaymink
Lann
Mitchells
Democratic Town Committee
Judge
Tie
Mtchell
Westport Church Plans 90th Anniversary Celebration
Special Telegram report notes Rev Edward by Yead of Christchurch arranging a June 13 observance for Westport Church. A 25 member choir directed by George Tompkins will sing, Bishop Chauncey Brewster to deliver the sermon, and several writers and lay readers will attend. A reception follows in church parlors with local pastors urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Edward By Yead
Christchurch
George 1
Tompkina
Ogeens Parma
Altes Hmrith Godillot
Chauncey
Reed
Westport Notes on Local Events and Personal Visits
Westport notes detail visits, social events, and property mentions in the town and nearby areas. Names like Angira New York City, Mrs. Kavex Unt, Mr. and Mrs. Kavex Unt, and Reverend Leta d. Steer appear amid scattered references to parties, family gatherings, and property transfers.
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Westport
Dune
Teleeram
Tvern
Poplar Plains
Fen
Angles
Olin Tenens
Dennsylvania
Goleytown
Mir Shernat Lees
Mersey City
Node
Kavex
Saugatiek
Centrad Wise
Ree Hastforit
Angira
New York City
Naa
Dime Town
Wentey
Hugi
Ayer
Frueeday
Jeranklyn
Alimor
Lani
Joan
Ms Hare
Sethe Street
Wallin Mackengie
Wien
Fmterick Butchery
Norwalk
Leta d. Steer
Mra
Malhinring
John
Stanford
Tie Town
Cope
Mucrs Downs
Weatport
Bourke
Man fined for parked car without lights in Montauk area
A Port Jefferson court fined Arthur Peterson fifteen dollars plus costs for parking a vehicle without lights on Montauk Avenue. Witnesses testified the car had no lights and Peterson claimed prior trouble. a seven five dollar fine was set for appeal. Several renters and occupants of local cottages were listed in a shuffled inventory of summer arrangements and occupancy details at Sound View and nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairfield
Jane
Arthur Peterson
Montauk
John Dalle
Peterson
Clarence R. Hall
Ken Frank Milono
West Ham
Tyitol
Fareweth
de, Musan
Row Fork University
Frank Hobbie
New York University
Andree W. James
Witte Thatshea
Sound View Cortige
Charles W. Gorltroy
Newark J
von Thompson
New Yoh
Taples
G. C. Cheevebare
Breakline
Mass
I TL
Windle
New York
Victor TL
Borg
Bridgeport
Greenfeld Cottage
Hyun
New Jerse
Mr. Duersay
Jr Geepart
John Strekfield
Montguiery
Staunton
Valdge
George McLaighlin
Hanbury
de Arngare
Christopher Fleck
de Brone
Ein Cotti
Aire
Gasighelnien
Los Angeles Sees Rapid Growth in Early 1923 Figures
A brief notes Los Angeles expecting a population surge with an apparent 33 percent growth in early 1923, comparing quarterly gains to London's pace. It cites a $0,900 statistic and year-to-date increases through April, suggesting the city’s fast expansion amid shifting urban dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pinay M.A. Patey
London
Powley
Judge Orders Release Of Child From Orphanage
Greenwich June 4 An immediate release of Jack Jackson three year old son of Mary Ann Jackson Holloway from Hartford Orphanage was ordered by Judge James R Mend Borough Court The case stems from a January inquiry by the Connecticut Humane Society The boy would be cared for in New York until the mother returns from Bellevue hospital for an operation Holloway pressed for discharge warning of potential legal action if the child remained in the home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Jack Jackson
Mary Ann Jackson Holloway
Hardford
Justic James R Mend
Connecticut Humane Society
Ezra
Holloway
Captain Hollow
Mia Jarrson
Humane Society
Jackson
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Norwalk Couple Celebrates 68th Wedding Anniversary
Norwalk residents Dre and Mr Kaward Mérril, of 36 France eet, have just celebrated the sixty eighth anniversary of their wedding. Both are in reasonably good health for their ages and in possession of their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Jung
Dre
Kaward Mérril
France
Eet
Flele Wedine
Afercil
Moth
Theomer
Teaching Career Questioned In Ontario Resignation
In Lima Ontario a veteran educator resigns from a local school post amid reports of factional discontent and shifting advertising, with wage details noted as a monthly stipend of 490 dollars. The article centers on career concerns and dissatisfaction driving the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Onto
Gail Wharlas
Tony
Eid
Joy
Westway
Treveil
New Milford Notes and Local Changes in Town
New Milford notes report David Miller selling to his brother in law ey Schoenfeld and Louis Kramer for October first. Miller plans to move to Hartford with family, ending his long run as a leading dry goods and clothing merchant. New owners are known locally and town wishes them success. Also mentions Vertue Ivan Flayo, ex D division, Bridgeport 102nd militia unit, Danbury event, and a Newark college graduate aiming to start Serdirrani. Local social updates include Mrs. George Sullivan and Mrs. James McAllister visits and Alma Gerer visiting from New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
David Miller
Ey Schoenfeld
Louis Kramer
Ivan Flayo
Ailiinee Co
Bridgeport
Alsome
Danbury
Newark
Seleheprey
Wich
George Sullivan
James MecAllster
Bridalport
George Clark
Colony Street
Alma Gerer
New Haven
Charles Couch
Predicts Cheap Fuel From Lignite Char
June 4 By the Associated Press. A session of the Fuels Division of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers discussed a program to develop inexpensive device to convert lignite char into direct usable fuel. The talk described a char with heat close to anthracite, with stable properties and easier ignition, aiming to reach a market around five dollars per ton with potential domestic heating use and sizable yearly production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Setence
United States
Sncfety of Mechanical Engineers
Flood
L. S. Bureau of Mines
Dye Bureau of Mine
Mr. Hood
Boy Claims He Fished Head From Pond in Panury
Four members of the local pallet fores and the water works superintendent hunted Boggs pond for a man’s head the boy Ashing reported dragging up. John Crisko twelve years old and two companions told police they hauled a head from the lake then dropped it back. Police found no body remains and the search ended at night with no substantiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panbury
Boggs Pond
Crisko
New York State
Legion Post Asks Court 10 Decide Right 10 Lease
Derby June 4 Special to the telegram Three cornered dispute pits the Boston American Unitarian Church association against the Sunfield company and the John H Collins Post American Legion in New Haven court seeking judgment on an oral lease promise worth 14000. The Legion claims first rights on a Seymour and Atwater streets property, now tied to a gas station sale via a church agreement. The will terms may force the estate to reclaim land if religious-use restrictions are violated. The outcome could push to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
American Unitarian Church Association of Boston
Sunfield Company
John H Collins Post
American Legion Today
New Haven
Supreme Court
Seymour
Atwater Streets
American Legion Post
Church Association
Sinfield Company
Legion Post
Firemen hall hosts nine Tuesday evening picnic party
Lordship notes a nine Tuesday evening picnic party planned for tonight at the Firemen's hall to benefit the Bridgeport Bindy club. A special entertainment at Mrs Albert Anderson's Maple street home last night was canceled. Frederick Bown of Ocean avenue named instructor at the Continuation Trade School in New York. Weather forecast predicts fair conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Bindy Club
Albert Anderson
Maple Street
Ings
Frederick Bown
Ocean Avenue
Continuation’ Trade School
Bez's
New York
Frat School
Perpetues
Aeason
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Morris
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TE. D. Neidermeyer
Redding
Finny
Hamlin
Chiles Derry
Chinigh
Lixbeth Hunter
Althoneh Vury School
Bunterd
Lavil Tean
Webb
Wma
Ninerlages
Gustav Holverberg
Meg Steela Dellevue
Kenneth Mackenale
Hamilton Rovinson
Agatha
B. Bilefeldt
Wendell P. Keeler
Welliam Wo Guoyas
Helen Glynn
Rev. Carroll
Stanley Keplesky
Anya Maruscuk
B. J. Cerroll
Easton
Morehouse
Owen
Samuct Morehouse
Sald
John B. Metor Wek
J. P. Mc
Westport Church
Edgar
Seth
Sethe
Birkeeuuin
Af Grounen
Mes
Ellie Binkeran
Misa Marriet
Bened
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