Cmonker Grotto Ceremonial Set For Saturday
Members of Manker Grotto M D P E R announce a spring ceremonial at National Hall Bale iurgay Saturday June 13 first Westport event with many candidates from Westport Norwalk. Monarch Joseph promises members will remember the occasion. Regular Grotto meeting in South Norwalk Friday. a dance in River 'gide avenue Saturday with Elenora Duse music by a Bridgeport orchestra. Open house plans for Compo Hose Pioneer and Ladder Companies. town court appointments loom as prosecutors to be named.
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Manker Grotto
M. D
P. E.R
National Hall
Bale Iurgay
Westport
Menihera
Featport
Norwalk
Joseph
Elenora Duse Longe
Sons
Ttaly
Ttaly Hall
Gide Avenue
Bridgeport
Women's Town Improvement
Bedford House
Dinstewi
Harles EB. Cutler
Tvrlice
Thomas An
Ralph Lane
Kenneth
Allen An
Bilward
John F. Godillotts
Priy
Marty Pallottl
Art
Joseph Adams
Man Guilty Of Meter Tapping At Stamford
At Stamford a civil case found Frank Laude of Mumford guilty of meter tapping for electricity charges. Judge Samuel Young ruled the jumper wire altered the meter at 87 Manhattan Avenue, covering the period from March 16, 1924 to February 14, 1925. The case was brought by the utility to collect for consumed power.
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Biamford
Spe
Stamford
Electrix
Venla Per
Web
Pe ‘ Jwige Young
Gis
Aged man struck by car in Stamford injures head and body
George Hamlin about 60 from 360 Richmond Hill avenue Stamford is in Stamford hospital with severe head and body injuries believed internal after being hit at noon while crossing near his home Edith Robbins of 186 Milbank avenue Greenwich who drove the car was taken to police headquarters for investigation of the case
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Stamford
Jang
George Hamlin
Richmond Hil Avenue
Edith Robbins
Milbank Avenue
Greenwich
Charter Dinner Highlights Milford Wheel End's 33rd Banquet
Milford June 10 Specials The Seven Gables Inn hosted the Milford Wheel End's thirty third annual banquet with about 70 members present. Judge Omar W Platt served as toastmaster and remarks came from Judge J J Brown First Selectman Harry M Merwin James T Rose and Edward Reach. The Gables orchestra provided music as the Wheeltub, an old social group, was featured. charter members Elbert N Clark W S Putney N T Greer A H R Pratt J H Bristol George K Maltogy G A Roberts L 2 Yaige A Fl Davidson G A Rhodes and A N Brown were named. The club began as bicycle promoters but now functions as a social organization with a Milford Green location and nearly 175 members.
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W. S. Putney
N. T. Greer
A. HR. Pratt
J. H
Bristol
George Kk. Maltogy
G. A. Roberts
L. 2
Yaige
A. Fl. Davidson
G. A. Rhodes
N. Brown
Ciih
Broad and
Miver Streets
New Haven Avenue
Milford Green
St's
Bucotey Returns to Lordship Home
J J Ducotey resumes business interests in Lordship after winters in Florida as sales director for David P Davis Island properties. Davis Island acreage sales in Tampa Bay reached 850 acres during Oct 4 to Apr with first unit worth two billion dollars. Forrest W Montanye to supervise publicity for Mr Davis. he and his three sons return this week. Dwight H Wall to occupy new cottage on boulevard. S Ford and family take Wiard cottage. France trip noted. Stratford neighbors hosted an all day party.
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Lordship
Florida
David P. Davis Island
J. J. DuCotey
Dollarsworth
Davis Island
Artifici 1 Wade
Tampa Bay
Dale
Forrest W. Montanye
Tuuline Street
Davia
Stratford
Short Besth
Theia
Sun+ day
Mra
Carl Churchill
Gerald Pratt
Arthur Brittmeham
Alice Corwin
Stratfield
Churchill
Wunquewh School
Cleveland
Corwin Jas Wietleian
New Shores
Boulevard
Dwight H. Wall
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Wiard
Hilgide Avenue
Stomach Distress Relief Offer Promises Quick Digestion Help
An advert promises immediate relief for dyspepsia gas and indigestion with Pepsin and Pepsin plus tonic ingredients. It claims rapid stomach comfort, belching relief, and renewed appetite, citing past sales and a money back guarantee. Mentha Pepsin and Dare’s Masti Pepsin are advertised as the key components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddie
Pepain
New
Music Program at Ridgefield Delights Congregation
A Tuesday evening concert at the Congregational Church under the G. K. M. society featured Miss Wertheim soprano Dorsey Whittington piano and Charles Wing violin with a varied classical program. Despite showers audiences enjoyed the performance and a dance and refreshments followed. In Ridgefield a closing Y M C A meeting at Compo Beach drew 29 attendees with plans for a September 21 season opening and a banquet.
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Athens
Mr. Whittington
Mr. Ring
Sylvia
Miss Wertheim
Compo Beach
Coty
J8. L. Saxton
Norwalk
BH. L. Saxton
Francis J. Martin
Arnold B. Nash
Wilmot P. Lord
He J. Ebert Anderson
Irving W. Keeler
Harvey H. Keeler
Karl S. Nash
John D. Stone
Alfred Mills
Kenneth H. Weidner
Lyman BE. Anderson
David Doughtery
C. Reiden Nicholon
Lewis Brown
Howard le Jganseul
Charles
Beth Low Pierrepont
Charles 1
Tisch
James Cumming
Fillun New A
Iverrepors
Pierreke i
Pont
Bailot
Willam H. Ryan
Tist Yvice
Braey
Sanford
Mour
Secreta Nash
Jimnima Barh
Frank Ley
Marion H
James
Marion K. Bradley
He Alléyongassing
Willam
R Wy Lowe
D. Tacile Lockwood
Clarke
Stamford Peeper Alex Pawlich Gets 30 Days
Alex Pawlich about 25 and single was sentenced to 30 days by Judge Samuel Young on a breach of the peace charge after being caught peeping in at a South Street woman's window. Officer Manuel Baewitz, hearing a scream, chased and identified him as the peeper who had spied on the woman as she disrobed. Timothy OConnor of 84 Millard Avenue Providence also drew 30 days for indecent conduct in the presence of boys. police halted a planned whipping before arrest.
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Stampord
Alex Pawlich
Ingle
Samuel Young
South Street
Specelal
Manuel Baewitz
Pawlich
Mimothy O'Conner
Millard Avenue
Providence
Connor
Damaged Suit Dismissed In Stratford Mistrial
Stratford June 10 A mistrial was declared and a $75,000 civil suit against Stephen N. Boothe was dismissed on motion by his counsel Benjamin Slade New Haven. Ruth Norton Boothe wife of David Bench Boothe pursued alleged alienation of affections claims in a case tied to prior divorce actions.
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Stratford
Spewall
Stephen N. Boothe
Putney Gardens
New Haven
David Beach Boothe
Leonard J. Nickerson
Stephen
Benjamin Slade
Ruth Norton Boothe
Vassar
David Bench Boothe
Hoar
Superior Court
Bridgeport
Allenal
Linda
Ths
Nickerson
of the Principalis
Ronothe
David Rothe
Miss Norton
Stephen Rocthe
David
Carl Mears
Boothe
Mears
George UI. Beers
Yale Law School
Slade
Bartlett, Keeler, Cohn and Schnee
Wiliam H. Jepson
St. Luke's Church
New York
Atlanta
Baltimore
Hooth
Cheeshire
Ezabeth Boothe Norton
Boothes
William the Conqueror
Guild Clears $20 at Supper
Huntington June 10 A good supper was served by the Women's Guild of St. Pauls church Tuesday evening Nearly $20 was cleared to fund electrification of several church buildings The committee included Mrs Edward Perley chairman Mrs Herbert C Ferris Mrs Irwin Vargoshe Mr Frederick Eyvitte and Mrs Clement J Griggs Other items note Wiltisin BeVoec returned to W celar cliff after a Philadelphia visit Mr and Mrs Samuel Buckingham and Mrs Harry Brownson drove to Wolfboro NH for academy closing exercises The seed dealers report doubled seed sales due to frost and hail storms The inter plant ers were the ones to storm this year
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Wiltisin BeVoec
Philadelphia
Samuel T. Buckingham
Harry Brownson
Wolfborn
N. H
Academy
Sheldon
Brownson
Carl Schmidt
Bridgeport
Edwin Vargoshe
Huntington Street
Danbury Boy Takes Position in Japan
Edwin HU Andrew son of Mr and Mrs George Andrew of Danbury will sail from Seattle on June 26 to join the International Banking Corporation in Tokyo as a staff member. A Yale graduate he entered the company's foreign training at 60 Broadway and follows Linton Hulbeter who was sent to Barcelona last year.
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Danbury
Edwin HU
Andrew
Pleasant Street
George Andrew
Seattle
Japan
Internaional Banking Corporation
Tokyo
Yale University
Banking Corporation
Obituary and Local Social Notices From Monroe Area
Arnold Hurd, longtime Monroe resident, dies at 68 in Bridgeport at his brother Perry Ward’s home. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 PM from the brother’s home with Henry Habersham officiating. burial in Center Cemetery. Also notes Bridgeport visitors, Harmony Grange meeting, and local social visits among Hurd and Land families.
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Monroe
Arnold Hurd
Monroe Unii
Perry Ward
Brankfin Street
Bridgeport
Behla
Henry
Habersham
St Peter's Church
Morras
Center Cemetery
Brepney
Gladys Peck
Elmer Joyce
Harmony Grange
Flora
Hohe Damm
Maxwell Sterling
Henrietta
Ambrose Hurd
Ansonia Court in Busy Session
In Ansonia City Court Judge R L Munger presided Tuesday morning over three cases. Eugene Creel of Waterbury was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 28 dollars plus costs. Ogley L Boyan had a case dismissed. Ribiano Bertini of Seymour faced operating a vehicle without a license and paid 10 dollars plus costs. Mike Chirowski faced breach of peace intoxication and resisting arrest fines of 10 dollars plus costs. Michael Mickewich, injured by a fall from a telegraph pole, remains hospitalized with hip and rib injuries and is expected to stay about a month.
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Apeciady
R.L. Munger
Eugene Creel
Waterbury
Ogiey L. Boyan
Anaonia
Creel
Boyan
Atty
Nathan M. Levy
Main
Bridge Street
Ribiliano Bertini
Seymour
Malumphy
Coate
Mike Chirowski
Michael Mickewich
Howard Avenue
Ball's Pond Welcomes Summer Visitors Amid Heat Wave
New Fairfield reports Ball Pond's summer population rising as hot weather keeps residents and city visitors seeking cooler shores. Cottage traffic starts earlier than usual with Hotel Hahiahwah opening soon. locals like Clarence Rasmussen and Edward Peck return from trips while others from Danbury New Rochelle and Danbury visit the area.
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New Fairfield
Hotel
R. Oh. Horne
Stamford
Magnussen
New Rochelle
Aorria
Pawling
Harry Bigelow
Danbury
Nine attend final meeting of Norfield church preparatory lectures
Weston notes that nine people attended the final meeting of four preparatory lectures at Norfield Congregational church. They will join the church on the first Sunday in July. Gunten Hull suffered a badly sprained ankle after a scaffold broke while he worked on the former Mark Twain place in Redding. William D. B. Carroll will be ordained as his first pastorate at Norfield on Thursday, June 25.
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Weston
Norfield Congregational Church
Gunten Hull
Mr. Hull
Mark Twain
Redding
William DB. Carroll
Hia Qrat
Thuras
Darien Chickens Score In Storrs Egg Laying Test
Darien chickens excel in a heat affected week of the Storrs egg laying trial. Keewaydin Farm Barred Rocks led with 1124 eggs. White Rocks and White Leghorns show strong yields though heat prostration reduced overall production.
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Darien
Storrs
Rhode Island
Keewaydin Farm
Derien
Conn
Harriet Smith
Newburyport
Maes
Wall-Bet Pourlty Farm
Chestar
Davisville
Care ‘Terlon
Troy
Obed G. Knight
Hart Horton
DiFabritis Case to Resume Friday in Danbury Theft Trial
Danbury hat maker Henri DiFabritis faces trial on charges of stealing fur from the Delohery Hat Company. Testimony was set to resume Friday as attorney IMFabritie and co defendant Asher Faplah were named in the case. Judge J Moss Ives discharged Mr Papish after a weeks long hearing.
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Danbury
Henri DiFabritis
Delohery Hat Company
Imfabritie
Asher Faplah
Papish
J. Moss Ives
Sandy Hook Native Graduates From University of Maryland Medical School
Newtown June 10 Special Jono P Keating son of Mrs Luc B Keating of Sandy Hook graduated June 6 from the University of Maryland Medical School at Baltimore with the degree Doctor of Medicine He was born in Sandy Hook attended Newtown schools later studied in Brooklyn and at St Johns College He served 84 interns at Mercy Hospital Baltimore and plans to practice locally His attending guests included Mrs Lacy Keating Joseph Keating Miss Nelle Bradley Rev James Reidy and several Brooklyn friends and classmates
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Newtown
Jono P. Keating
Luc B. Keating
Hook
University of Maryland At
Baltimore
Keating
Sandy Hook
Golng
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. John's College
John’s College
University of Maryland
Jeating
Delta Chapter
Hi Zeta Ch
University of Georgia
Randolph Winatow Surgical Society
Mercy Hospital
Sisters of Charity
de Keating
Lacy
Joseph
Nelle Bradley
Sandy Fook
T. J. Griffin
Brook N.Y
Ren Willan Cullen
Jamon Reidy
St. Jotnts Collensy
Cullen
James Bates
P. J. Kelp
Waterbury
New Parking Law Triggers Garage Rate Hike
Bridgeport enforces a new all night parking ordinance limiting street parking to three hours after dark. A large city garage raises monthly rates from six to twelve dollars, citing enforcement impact. Out-of-town drivers and local drummers face higher costs as violators risk a ten dollar fine.
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Odinance
Bridgeport
Greens Farms Strawberry Festival Planned By PTA
Greens Farms parents and teachers association outlines a strawberry festival to be held Saturday at the town hall lawn to raise funds for outfitting the domestic science department of the new Greens Farms School opening in September. Committees include social arrangements teas and punch and a Gypsy queen feature with several young participants. Separate item reports a reckless driving arrest in Bridgeport involving Edward W. Gardner after a collision that sent a car down an embankment. no injuries reported.
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Westport
Rocial
Greens Farms
Rew Greens Farms School
George S. Tennings
Henry Stoddard
Miles G. Bostleman
Miles
A. Lynch
Lane
H. Avery
Homer B. Mills
James E. Bchetfer
Gould
Lewis Mills
Arthur W
Garge S. Jennings
Jperry
Annon T. Leary
Willam Matthias
Gordon
Edward O'Connor
G. Bostlaman
Eiwyod
Mies Rath Miller
Dorothy Adama
James Mobaffer
Harry Brown
Misa Keehan
George S. Jennings
Howard Avery
Milas A. Lynch
Mra Lane
W. Kriewald
Fortune
Homer B. Milla
Dorothy Buckley
Arlee Estelle Gallagher
Emma Wohlforth
Edward Post
Davies Artama
Carl Wagner
Stanley Welslick
Fred Post
Tom Zebra
Curtis Maddock
Fred Elianon
Mike Deer
Arthur Brown
Allen Parsell
Crosa Street
Norwalk
Kerekes
Osborn Avenue
Bridgeport
Turnpike Tavern
Auto Runs Wild Man in Hospital in Noroton Crash
In Noroton a car crash sent Johny O Connor of Norwalk to Stamford hospital in serious condition with severe head and facial injuries while William OBrien of Norwalk fled but was later released on bail of 309 dollars. OBrien lost control striking a telephone pole. OConnor will miss court for several days as a witness.
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Stamford
Johny O'Connor
Norwalk
Wiliam O'Brien
Noroton
O'Brien
O'Bhien
Brate
Quigley
O'Connor
Better Working Conditions Highlight New Bridgeport Dental Offices
The best dental offices in the state open at 1116 Main St Bridgeport by Dr C W King. The airy light filled spaces feature sanitary white finishes and modern equipment. Prices start at 2 for filings 5 for crowns and up 5 for bridgework and a featherweight plate is introduced.
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Main St
C. W. King
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Dental
Rheumatic Cure Promises Fast Relief By Local Seeker
A Rochester resident promotes Alonda as a personal cure for rheumatism claiming it dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He asserts rapid relief after using the discovery and notes Hindie’s Drug Stores as local agents.
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Hindie
Mr. Ahen
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Cmonker Grotto
Milford Club
Wheel Club
Judge Platt
Bucotey
Dare
Hindle’s Drug Stores
Jersey
Mentha Pepsin
G. KM. Sogety
5. N. Boothe
Danbury Boy
Ansonta
Ball's Pond
Lead Class
Grange
Charles Kumal
Hattie Candee
Fonth
New England Grange
Connecticut College
Pomona
Statit Wcac
Central Pomona
Quennehaug Pomona
New London County Pome
Martin Wil
Rheaval
Lee
Willard Gilette
van Aken
Kingston
Wiliam Foskit
Ruth
Esopue
Clarence Andrews
Frederick B. Germian
Stamford Symphony Orchestra
The
Presbyterian Church
Frederick H. Getman
Walter C. Allen
Maward B Speer
W. Graves
Grayton KE. Hotohkiaa
Hotohkisa
John P. Keating
Ato
Hindla
Janes H. Allen
Forbes St
Rochester
Alonda
Amany
Allen
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