Joint Meeting Of Farm Agencies In Easton June 17
Easton on June 17 hosts a joint meeting of the Connecticut Agricultural College via USDA and Fairfield County Farm Bureau at Grange Hall Center at 3 p m daylight time. Miss Mabel Milhan and Miss Kelly will represent and give a bread demonstration. Women serve supper and several local residents are noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Connecticut Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Mabel Milhan
Farm Bureau
Kelly
Fairfield Profiles A Local Leader Steps Down
The text notes Fairfield Profiles as a prominent figure in town, balancing community work with comarca ity wctivities. It states the servite led an active local organization in its first year, then resigned for a later nun, with a reference to a side view of Rev. FP. AL Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Vouldnres
Ilev
Armstrong
Westport Happenings Connecting Factories and Local Groups
A fragment recounts Westport residents in three department groupings related to nearby Yarous factories with hosts arranging gatherings. It notes a surprise party at Pred Jennings home on Rose Wiligroad featuring dancing and music with attendees including Feenry, Hlur, Bridgenort, Ida Miller, Welch, Northrop, Francis Feeney, Mary Jennings, and Louis Jones plus Fred Jennings. Separate items mention Joseph Ennis of Saugatuck injured after an auto accident in Norwalk and various local visits, trips, and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicini
Sommer
Pred Jennings
Rose
Wiligroad
Choe
Owe Feenry
Philip Hlur
Perry Es Bridgenort
Ida Miller
Ale ‘Derk Welch
William Northrop
Frank = Northrow
Frances Feeney
Mary Jenings
Louis Jones
Fred Jennings
Joseph Ennis
Saugatuck
Norwalk
Norvwalk
Norwalk Hat Maker Identified in Death Inquest
An inquest will be held Thursday afternoon into the death of a man struck Tuesday morning. Stephen Ganay, a hatter from Norwalk, was identified by clothing found on the body. He lived at 20 Chestnut and had been missing since Monday morning. Myron Cromby and Armstrong of the hatting company said the confirmation came from the clothing.
Stamford Council Approves Five New Patrolmen
Stamford council confirms five new patrolmen Stephen Kennedy VT Giancola Edward Beedelrick Mahoney Daniel Mulreed and nominates two more John Mulkevin and Charles A Flaggerty for upcoming confirmation. mayor Alfred N Phillips Jr appoints William bya as temp police with service needs at pavilion area and park board request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Velegram Service
Zere
Alfred N. Phillips, Jr
Saloweon
Thing
Board of Park Commissioners
Police Servic
Stephen Kennedy
Giancola
Edward Beedelrick
Kode
Mahoney
Daniel Mulreed
Jtohn
Mulkevin
Amd
Charles A. Flaggerty
Phillips
Willan
Bya
Tepeties
Salvin
Phillins Tos Pr
Jeto
Cooma
Community notices blend music and meetings in Devon event
A Devon gathering featured a Friday evening concert and tea, with entertainment for attendees and plans to use proceeds for organ farming projects. The Telegram festival will be followed by a community watch Thursday evening, inviting all men in the community. Local officers and visiting chapters announced nearby events and social visits for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Emadotl
Marapel
Shepherds
Walnut Beach
Yelena I. Arnaul
Laeta
Everitin
Jordy
Anau
Cedi
Abingill
Miles Amistad
Norwalk
Glidys Tiel
Hisseubein Wheeler
Ruri
Bethel Hometown Notices Chronicle June Updates
Death reported Saturday from Bethel Hometown area. Obituary notes service details and survivor names. Local education notes mention Dorothy Wood and Floyd Wood linked to Kin stent graduates. A birth announced for Samuel T. Pappa family. Rebelieh school defeat at Pavloa field marks latest local sports result.
Stratford Meeting Sets District Committee Elections Agenda
The notice outlines a Monday evening gathering on Jackman Avenue to elect a Democratic member of the district committees. Daylight saving time is noted for the event, with the purpose of formalizing slate positions and community representation.
Fairfield to be asked to adopt zoning plan
Fairfield residents will be asked to adopt a town zoning plan at an early meeting hosted by the Fairfield and vicinity Improvement Association. Edward Masser of New York will speak on zoning, with guidance from Rus sell Sage foundation. The plan would create a two district system and place limits on lot sizes, with a board of appeals and a town zoning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Watrfield
Opt 2 Zone Plain
Appelut Nning Eds
Maneeting Eld
Improvenient
Edward Masser
Orayning
Tan
City of
New York
Ilesul
John IL
Wust
Bassett
Alfred H. Terry
Fairfirli
W. Qt Batford
Southport
Naramore
Strathel
MM. Warred Cowles
The
Improvement Asso
Fon
Association
Fairfield Legion to Bring Jitney Players to Town
Fairfield’s American Legion George Alured Smith Post plans an evening program featuring the Jitney Players on Monday, June 44, rain date in Legion hall. The troupe, organized by Business Cheney of Yale, travels in a truck with a makeshift stage, set with lighting and a high canvas canopy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palaetelly
Epran
Servive
Ftney
Fairfield
George Alured Smith
American Legion
Business Cheney
Yale
Slar
Sear
Havvard Dramatic Gab
Automobile crashes into Ridgefield Walker store windows
Jon Hubbard of Hubbard Radio Co. started a sedan in front of the Walker store at 6 o clock. The car leaped into gear and crossed the sidewalk striking Daniel Robinson in the back. Robinson suffered bruises as the sedan crashed into two plate glass windows, with Hubbard unable to stop in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgefield
Jon Hubbard
Hubbard Radio Company
Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Daniel Robinson
Walker
Robinson
Westport Guild Plans Comedy at Weston Hall Tonight
Westport Guild presents a comedy at Weston Hall on June 14 and 15 with cast members Clara Wakeman Josephine Crociflot and Kenneth Seafiett. The show will be followed by dancing and is run by committee Mrs Walter EB Bager Miss Hen Coley Jr and Miss Helen Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weetox
Dune Tic
Mose
Ayat Bey the
Little Pheater
Ing
Clara Wakeman
Josephine Crociflot
Kennet Seafiett
Walter EB. Bager
Hen- Coley Jr
Helen Budd
John Curtin Ant Family
Wilton
Milbank
Robert A. Wilson
New_York
Willis Banks
Dorothea, Howard
Bridgenows
Four Appeals From Westport Court Docketed in Bridgeport
Deputy Sheriff summons witnesses for appearance as four appeals from Town Court decisions are set for hearing in Bridgeport Common Pleas Court Criminal Side. Named defendants include Stephen Harris Norwalk facing cost appeals for reckless driving Edward Bowe Westport with 200 fine costs and 9 days for liquor selling Clair y Bowe Westport 80 fine and 60 days for liquor selling and Joseph Scarpello 100 fine and costs for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Edgar H. Perry
Common Pleas Court
Bridgeport
Decisios
Igne
Stephen Harris
Norwalk
Wyana
Edward Bowe
Uquor
Clairy Bowe
Court Fines Driver After Bridgeport Accident Scene
Bridgeport resident Tele P Banks of Einwood was fined 50 dollars plus costs on a reckless driving count after a collision between Banks’s automobile and a motorcycle carrying Walter Mills, a fireman, leading to injuries and hospital care. Banks posted a 150 dollar bond to appeal. Judge Groul and court attaches visited the scene as proceedings followed the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trfield
Tele_P Banks
Einwood
Place
Bridgeport
Arthur Bennet
Banks
Walter Mills
Lin
Firehouse social as society notes and prizes given
Grand events at the Fire house mark a social evening with congratulations to Rev. and Mrs Beeman and families. Twenty six attended a May gathering as Miss Bronces Walker and Walter Edwards won top whist prizes while other children from Upper Tomy area were feted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Dune
Jén KH. Beeman
Ppd
Sor
Rengten Reesian
Eiogollyn
Alea Carrington Dorian
Monty
Vonipa
Mes
Murvest
Najph Maas Las
Bronces Walker
Jai Widler Edwards
Walter
John Wrench
Uriges
Mveath of
Mays
Willian ‘Rrede
Lillian Wudyker
Huh Kelty
Tagel Weaver
Worda Wudyker
Carroll the
Thomas Hard OW
George Hingman
Butly
Victim in Norwalk Assaults Remains in Bed
Telegram service reports the Norwalk area suffered assaults and robberies last week. Victims Charles Manke William Halary Will McMoullon Kaward are under treatment. One suspect, Newcomb, faces police action with a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notwatlis
Servier
Charles Manke
William Halary
Will McMoullon
Kaward
Newcomb
Ramh
Cna
St Police
New Rector at Southport Church in Princeton Man
Rev William Schroeder accepts the fall to be rector of Trinity church Southport. He will conduct first services on Sunday July. Rev M Schroeder a graduate of Princeton University and Episcopal Theological School Cambridge Mass. He previously served at Church of the Holy Trinity New York City St Johns Monticello and Epiphany New York City. Mrs Hateb and family host a farewell supper at Herbert Grantham's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
W. A. Matthew
Aurel Runan
Venter
New Jersey
Charles” Varmetee
Black Rock Turnpike
Pall
Cudes
Lindsley
Aspetuck
John Perris
Westport
Membr
Storens Society of the Baptist
Deacon
Charles Everett
Frank Edwards
Johu Sherwood
Dick Reid
Margaret Gammaski
Betney Sherwood
Levi Kreneh
Albert Kut
Edward Knight
Carrie Seeley
Arthur Wheeler
Mer Mildred Ferris
Fairfield
Tsgram
William
Trinity Church
Southport
Wil
M. Schroeder
Princeton University
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
Church of the Holy Trinity
New York City
St. John's Church
Monticello
New York
Wradh
Grace
Deroy
Hateb
Herbert Grantham
Plan to keep Leary on Stamford payroll blocked
June 11 Stamford scene where City Council blocks Bartholomew's attempt to pay Leary as a permanent assistant to the health commissioner. The resolution would have used 2500 from the Board of Finance, but the council voted to limit Leary to acting status only until the health department's contingent fund is replenished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amtford
Sele/ Service
Raymond Fear
Saneeliy
Common V Council
Frederick Bartholomiaw
Leary
Bosra of Finance
Board of Health
Beary
Health Commissioner
Health Department
Bartholomew
Mr. Bartholomew
Lordship Social and Club Activities Highlight Week
Local notes report a Frankforter roast at the country club hosted by Mrs. Rudolph Kuchne with post roast dancing. New residents arrive on Poplar Street, and A. W. Burritt buys villas Monday, while bird sightings including Blackburnian warbler and towhees are logged near Hillside Avenue. Leniship Country Cin directors meet to review summer sports plans, a piano committee is formed, and inter-troop games draw large crowds with troop and junior matchups upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janehy
Travre
France
New York
Yinke
First Avenue
Finke
Shiren
Hillside Avenue
Maryland
Leniship Country
S Jarob
Pyronas
Wes
Roo Neo
Strateford
Carl Bust
Stratford
Carroll Avenue
Pats
Bridgeport
Tr I
Rum Raid Hearing Slated for Today
South Norwalk June 11 The case against George Flynn manager of a Water Street booze den and James Plunkett his bartender will be heard in City Court Thursday morning Plunkett faces seven liquor law counts and Flynn bond set at 960 dollars police traced the raid to Flynn's Water and Washington streets on May 30 through State Police efforts led by Sergeant Frank Virelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
George Flynn
Washington Streets
James Plunkett
Pluunkett
Bridgeport
Flynn
Deaconess School Managers Meet with Miss Stowe
The Deaconess training School for Deacons and missionaries at New Haven held its regular monthly meeting and picnic supper at Mapleton the residence of Miss Stowe, with Miss Jessie Arbuckle of Buffalo present. Noted attendees included Dr. Bartow, Dr. Bell, and many New Haven residents. upcoming whist games at Newtown Country Club were announced with dates and high scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Lane Hothy
Peles Gram Services
Sandy Hook
Arbuckle
New Haven
Buffalo
Dro
Charles 13
John HW. Gell
Jeanette
Udith Bell
Wkliow Mansfield
Charles F
HK Blowe
Methodist Church
Pootatuel Grange
South Britain
Newtown Country Club
Herbert Ekins
Charles A. Teale
Wallace N. Mitchell
Torite Mearthur J
Charl
Ehsis
Stamford Child Hit By Automobile In Front Of Home
Four year old Morris Shere of Washington Avenue and North Street was struck by a car driven by C F Markean of 64 North Street. The boy sustained a fractured skull and other injuries and was taken to Stamford hospital in serious condition. Markean said the steering apparatus failed and he lost control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Morris Shere
Cosner
Washington Avenue
North Street
Stamford Hospital
C.F. Markean
Mickeans
Wilton Notes and Local Happenings in June
The Wilton community reports a service grave cutlery purchase, family medical notes, and a Georgetown physician’s view that recovery chances are slightly better. Local clubs gather for meetings, church events planned, and students receive recognitions. residents attend social events and bid farewell to neighbors while mentions of individuals and places anchor the page news.
resignation of Cy Jennings as Chairman prompt meeting
The group will meet at the hour to announce the resignation of Cy Jennings as Chairman and to elect a new leader. Although a contest is anticipated between Simon Ve v Albert Fe, Lavery for his allies, members feel confident Lavery will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Jennings
Siinean Ve
Albert Fe
Lavery
Alfies
M Lavery
Farming Course Aids Newtown Pupils
Newtown on June 11. William C Baxter agriculture instructor at Hawley High School has led a year long vocational course helping claven pupils. The program stresses practical farming subjects like animal husbandry poultry dairy swine horses and farm shop work plus milk testing. A shop was created for repairs teaching farm mechanics under Baxter who is a Connecticut Agricultural College graduate. Principal QO EH Stoddard praised the course’s practical value to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Wiliam C. Baxter
Wawley High School
Claven
Baxter
Connecticut Agricultural College
QO. EH
Hawley
Miss Neary Feted At Westport Bridal Shower
Westport June 11. Elizabeth Neary of Fairfield and Bridgeport teacher was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ralph W. Curley. Green and white decor featured white carnations and ferns. Attendees included Marguerite Smith Lezette Schuman May Beary Mary Kelly and many others from local families and school circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Edward
Main Street
Elizabeth Neary
Fairfield
Franklin School
Bridgeport
Ralph W. Curley
Missury
Marguerite Smith
Lezette Schuman
May Bearney
Alice Smith
Mary Kelly
Loretta Lavery
Hose Flanagan
Marion Whalen
Adelaide Brown
O. T.tatterson
John Lynch
Wal Archambault
Wilam Walsh
M. Schuman
Morris Downs
M. Nichols
Elizabeth Brown
George Schuman
William Fable
Neary
W. A. Mattett
Mra
Reno. Curley
Huntington Women’s Club Formally Proclaims Coolidge Club
The Huntington Women’s club informed President Coolidge via secretary Minted Arundel that the Huntington group is honored to be named the first Coolidge club of America in Connecticut. The Happy Sewers sewing club met at White Thirls school finishing bags, achieving perfect attendance, and plans to attend a Blue Woven club demonstration. Mrs A William Cawthra of Shelbourne underwent a serious operation, while Mrs Frederick Byitts remains with her parents in Rutbury. Local residents Mrs John Petersen and Dolph Levert were noted, with several others visiting or traveling this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iTuntington
Coolidge
Injaes
Ietler
Rysident Coolidge
Huntington Club
Coolidge Club of America
Connecticut
Arundel
Happy Sewers’ Sewing Club
White Thirls
Blue Woven Club
A. William Cawthra
Shelvenue
Parlato
Lin Derby
Marold Peterson
New Haven
Ace
John Petersen
Shelton Avenue
Frederick Byitts
Raxbury
Juyaphe White
Byitts
Atane Dolph Levert
William Teers Aid Otte
Drdgeport
Jonas Revie
Beookiyi
Kings County
Lile
John Arundel
Bishop Brewster to Visit Westport Sunday
Reverend Chauncey Episcopal Bishop Brewster of willfeoma will visit Westport Sunday for a first appearance at a church service. A tumbling choir will perform as part of the regular Sunday program, with events set for 6 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Brewster
Westport
Tele Y Wright
Chauncey Episcopal Pilshop
Willfeoma
Chris eGuachure
Milford Ladies Aid Society Celebrates 60 Years
Milford June 11. The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Mary Taylor M. E. Church was held in the church parlors. Members and guests marked the sixtieth anniversary with a banquet and an Evening of Reminiscences. Attending were Mrs Z Allen, Mrs Alice Patchin, Emma Chase the last living charter member Mrs Benjamin, Bert Hurle, Fannie Gardner, Mrs Ralph Peck and Mrs Noyes Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary Taylor M
Z. Allen
Alice Patchin
Emma Chase
Benjamin
Newtown Station Briged and Grain Office Ransacked
The Newtown railroad station was entered last night by YBGGS, and the Newtown Coal and Grain company office was also broken into. Entry was made through a west window using a railroad tool. nothing of value was taken from the grain office. Danbury railroad detectives are expected to arrive to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Newtown Coal and Grain Company
Carlson
Grain Company
Danbury
Hines
Fairfield County Granges
Pootatuck
Nigate
Anna G. Murphy
Walter Reynolds
G. Herbert Eking
eLader James BR
Elsie Stowe
Methodist Church
Grange
Modern man too soft says woman doctor
Dr. Jane Walker, England's noted physician, tells International News Service modern men from England to America are growing too soft. She cites tea rituals and casual grooming as signs, noting old men wearing spats and manicured hands as examples of this trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Walker
England
International News Service
Berties
Algernons
Jane
Iceman to Take Wares to Farms This Summer
Rural life gains new speed as ice delivery expands to farms across regions. Motor trucks will haul ice along white ribbon roads delivering to farmsteads and roadside stands, with many orders picked up on intersections and in small inland villages. National Ice Industries reports indicate widespread rural delivery this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radin
Ang
International Neawa
National Association of Ice Industries
Curious Hermes Carrier Brings Pioneering British Planes
Britain's largest air craft carrier the Hermes is remodelled to serve in the Atlantic Fleet. Known as the most curious ship in the Navy it features a starboard side mast funnel and superstructure with a broad deck for aircraft. Two hangars below deck house twenty planes raised to the deck by electric motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
International
Derks
Glands Extracts Said to Boost Brain Cells
Dr Bernard Hollander, Britain's leading brain specialist, reports that modern glandular preparations do not create new brain cells but some preparations may increase activity in existing brain and nerve cells. He notes benefits in fatigue and cases where mental decline stems from exhaustion or debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hollander
Britain
Jeading
Wlienns International
Hollander
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Storrs, Dept. of Agriculture and Farm Bureau Arrange Institute
Ion Chungwes
Harry L. Williams
PL Plancon
Glave Rock Carnpfke
Wail
Center Street Methodist Church
Tortock
Mskile Gould
B. OP. Merwin
Fairfield Profiles
S HI
Cumaylagen
State
Chester
Chitford Nichy
Guent
Fairfieldt
Frank Virelli
W. . Osborne
Court
Monticello College
Angie
Locke
William Beth
Stumm
Walsh
Wn Cleutheiuum
Bateatuck
First
Grant Servier
Legion
Tepres
Stamford Council
Bethel
Satpurday
Maryon
Dorothy Wood
Floyd Wood
London
Andy
Samuel T. Pappa
Qareo
Nod Avenue
Rebelieh
Newtown High School
Basehall
Pavloa Field
Leanan Piteleal
Amerero Ingiun
Improvement Association
Fairfield Legion
Westport Guild
Weston Hall
Westport Court
Long Hill
Southport Church
Princeton
William Schroeder
Holy Trinity Church
Balks
Deaconess
Miss Stowe
Samuel Miller
Lewis Ambler
York
Alle
Georgetown
Evers
Muller
Imyantha
Hoakh
Samuel J. Mul
South
Wnton Savial Club
Hor Lane
Milham
Brod iv
Wilton Af
Kar Pentiad
Mabel Davie
Charles Sehinit
Trushaied
Athens
Baglin
Cibo
William (. Baxter
Hawley School
Miss Neary
Huntington
Milford Society
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