Milford Fish School plans Garden Party and Senior events
Special to the Telegraph reports Milford High School activities for the ele ment week culminating in a Garden Play titled Garden. Miss Evelyn Burwell leads Senior and Junior roles with poems and songs by Helen Burnei. The senior class officers Gertrude Broadwell Franklin Smith Leon Lenard and Helen Burwell will lead a postplay procession. An Alumnus banquet follows at Hotel Pembroke with 300 expected, and baccalaureate services at Plymouth Church led by Rev Charles Fatki. Graduation occurs June 2 at Central Grammar School auditorium, with junior prom and reception June 22 in the grammar school.
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Milford
Milford Fish School
Pridur Ever'ag
Grimmar Sehout
Sfeien Burwell
Che Is Cages
Elizabeth
Missy Gertendeane
Will
Evelyn Boushaber
Sheldon Payne
Helen “Burnei
Miss Broadwell
Gertrude Sreadwell
Franklin Smith
Leon Lenard
Helen Burwell
Rose Piichs
Helen Durwell
Leon Lenerd
Mildred Clark
Aluram
Milford High School Alumn Association
Pembroke
Woodmont
Raymond B. Davidson
Robert Houghkirk
Edna Goldamouth
Plymouth Church
Fev
Charles Tfatki
Arsengei
Gre Central Grammer School
Simiors
Westport Notes and Local Updates Highlight Community Rail and Household News
Westport notes report routine town items including postal rural delivery, work by Clinton Welch and Michael Clears in local capitol and streets on North Main and Clinton avenues. Residents Joagh, Laura Chuynan, and others are mentioned with social updates. Deputy Sheriff Perry testifies in a Stanford case, and the Compo Engine Company holds a regular meeting and plans open house. Clifford Nichols resumes traffic duties in Hierel Square with renewed patrols on the Post road.
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Westport
Luneo
States
Clinton Welch
Carusone
Siste
Miersford
Michael Clears
Weston
Mierset
Hte Kornstock Holdings
North Main Street
Clinton Avenue
Redn
Sherwin
Riverside Avenue
I and Sire
Soey
Uva
Joagh
Bern
Laura Chuynan
Francis Méknag Y
Stanford
Minn‘+ iiriewald
Saugasuck
Harold J. Draw
Norwalk
Compo Engine Company
State Stree
Compos
Clifford Nichols
Hierel Square
Will
Post Road
Chandler at Flag Day in Danbury
Public exercises will be held in the City Hall Auditorium on Friday evening in observance of Flag Day. The event, supervised by local Americanization director Rev. E. Barber, features an address by George G. Chandler of Hartford and the Governor's proclamation read by Mayor A. Homer Fillow. A 150 member chorus will perform patriotic selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dambliey
City Hall
Pharades
Mev
Fairfield Realty Deals Highlight Busy Week
June 12 report from Fairfield lists warranty deeds filed with Town Clerk Clary Flint. Transfers include Antone Walye to Charles Murray on Laurel Street. Anotn and Ida Forgell to Alexander Hils on Laurel Street. Szakeiesy to Lidia Loder on Florence and Stace streets. Debris to Mesut on Hol land Fill Road. Bridgeport Land and Title to Tirador on Castle Avenue. Kiss et al to Bertha Fiesenge on Kings Highway. Chapman Ropis to Guillie Knock on Walttgford. Forsell to Banesch on Helen Street. Guerta to Windsor Farish on Merwin's Lane. Koblac to Mary Ocain on Lenox Road. Buckingham to Otto Larson on Kings Highway. Cole to Caroline Stowe on Sound View Avenue. Oshobnak to Kaperak on Black Rock Turnpike. Kump to Mike Way on Castle Avenue.
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Painfield
Clary Flint
Edward Oselo
Alice M. Barr
Edt Street
Antone Walye
Charles PL Murray
Laurel Street
Anton
Ida Forgell
Alexander Hils
Ule Szakeiesy
Lidia Loder
Florence Street
Stace Street
Fiarry F
Louiz Mesut
Hadres
Holland Fill Road
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Anthony Tirador
Castle Avenue
Emmerich Kiss' Et al
Kings Highway
Bertha Fiesenge
Chapman Ropis
Guillie Knock
Walttgford
View
Ida Forsel
Alenander S. Banesch
Helen Streat
Louis Guerta
Windsor Farish
Merwin
Arretta Koblac
Mary E. Ocain
Lenox Road
Tunxis
Hill Road
B. Buckingham
Otto Larson
Cole
Caroline E. Stowe
Sound View Avenue
Joseph Oshobnak
Martin Kaperak
Black Rock Turnpike
Antonie Kump
Mike
D A R Chapter of Fairfield Names New Committees
Eunice Dennie Burr chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution announces its new committees for the coming year. Regent Mrs. William Glover lists chairmen for Decoration Day Lighting and more, including Miss Annie B. Jennings for program and Miss Loretta Perry for ways and means.
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Room
A. H. Sherwood
Kipn
E. Betts
F. A. Burr
Loretta. Perry
Job. Riker
L. Tarleton
Old Burying Ground
Annie B. Jennings
Misa
Immia Wakeman
A. EB. Jennings
Lordship Notes: School Activities and Fire Meeting
In Lordship on June 12 the Women’s auxiliary sent clothing to a needy eight-person family. Fire company members were called to a meeting for a fire drill. The eighth grade at Washington Stratford and Center schools held a clam bake and picnic. rehearsals for a patriotic exercise began with a cast including Alice Clark Raymond Ericson Paulina Green Thompson Harlow Alexander Hackley and Frances Buecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordship
Feortin
Daspthin
John Saul Hay
Lordship Beach
Washington School
Stratford
Carpenter
Easton Notes Aston Hosts Anniversary Gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Keller celebrated the tenth wedding anniversary of Mrs Keller’s niece Frances Ayce of Bridgeport with a Sunday gathering. Guests from Bridgeport included Frances Royce family Fred Wheeler family and Genevieve Morrissey. Mr and Mrs John Heilman of Aston attended. Rev Wanayey, former Methodist pastor now in New South Wales, visited Monday, with other local mentions of Yellow School and the academy.
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Aston
Charles Keller
New Slilfore
Yellow School
Academy
Milford G O P Club to Discuss Charter Changes
Milford Milford June 15 Special to the Telegram The Milford Republican Club executive committee will meet Wednesday at 8 PM at Dr W Ralston s office to plan the June meeting The charter is expected to be the main topic for discussion Also notes on Nursing Association Rase Fete plans and a May visit report plus local court fines and weddings in Milford Haven area.
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Bulford
Milford Republican Club
Bar] French
David Green
B.S Snyder
Helence Y. Putney
R. B W. Chase
Fred Green
EB. N. Clark
Merritt Merwin
D. E. Flatt
U S Cotton Standards To Be International
Washington June 12 The International cotton trade will rely on the United States standards as the basis for global norms. The agreement was reached today though the signature pending cable confirmation from foreign option exchanges and involved a joint statement by U.S. and international cotton bodies.
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Washington
United States
Schleifer Case Before Supreme Court in New Haven
June 12 the Supreme Court of Errors prepared to hear the state case against Ernest Schleifer an alleged utterer of radical instructions to striking Fairrade shopmen recently discharged in Superior Court by Judge Webb The State's Attorney Alling appeals Judge Webb's denial of a demurrer noting the case details and procedural posture.
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New Hayyen
Supreme Court of Errors
Ernest Schleifer
Fairraad
Superior Court
Webb
Alling
Wehba
Stamford Man to Head Darien Schools Appointment shocks Darien system
Stamford High School faculty member Edward H. Fuller has been named superintendent of the Darien School system, succeeding Leon H. Rockwell who recently resigned. The announcement was made today in Stamford.
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Stamford
Edward H. Fuller
Stamford High School
Darien
Fuller
Leon H. Rockwell
School board to confirm teachers at morrow night meeting
Special to Telegram notes the Long Hill School Board will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night to confirm teacher appointments. It is understood changes may occur in the town teaching staff. Local fire company Bowling association stockholders met tonight to discuss plans for a new addition and the contract setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Higl
Bowling Association
Auto stolen from Bauer recovered near Stadtier’s park
Auto owned by Charles Bauer of 217 Parrett Avenue was stolen last Saturday on Main Street and recovered yesterday morning by police. Thieves abandoned the vehicle in woods near Stadtier’s Park.
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Charles Bauer
Parrett Avenue
Woads
Stadtier’s Park
Norwalks First Schoolhouse Languishes in Dilapidation
Norwalk reports its first schoolhouse, built in 1826 on Hat Avenue beside East Norwalk, now dilapidated and abandoned after being moved when the street widened. The one room building housed about forty pupils with iron swivel chairs, later divided, and used as a residence until recent disrepair. The piece recalls Civil War era pupils who left to enlist and notes the city’s neglect of preserving this historic landmark.
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Norwals
Walk
Haat Avenue
Norwalk
O W. Raymond
Hays
North End
South End
Stratford Declares War On Potters and Spooners
Stratford faces a crackdown on late night car courting and parking in dark streets as officials push for an anti parking ordinance. Councilman Sniffen criticizes motorists, citing incidents with farm thefts and damaged vehicles near orchards and vegetable patches. Local growers lament lost crops to Bridgeport visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Albright
Bridgeport
Stratford
John Jhams
Albright
Lavor
Stamford Kiddies Revel In Refreshing Street Baths
Stamford public showers, created by the cooperation of the fire department, Stamford Water Co, and city administration under Mayor Alfred S. Phillips, attract children from crowded districts. Two portable units attached to a hydrant provide cooling spray, expected to grow in popularity despite warm weather.
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Stamford
Stamiford
Fre
Stamford Water Co
Alfred S. Phillips
Theéal
Stamford Mayor Halts Razing of Central Stores
Stamford June 15 Mayor A B Chit ibe ordered workmen not to demolish the Central Stores building until Metzger Fisher and Hale obtain formal Board of Building Commissioners approval. The move follows a prior informal permission by officials for another demolition, prompting questions about proper procedure and safety.
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Stamford
Chitibe
Metzger
Fisher
Hale
Board of Building Commissioners
Building Commission
Westport to open new central fire station this summer
Westport officials announce plans for the new central fire station with formal opening likely in August or September. The Pioneer Hook and Ladder No. 1 and Engine Company No. 2 plan a carnival from June 9 to July 7 to raise funds for furnishing the new station.
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Westport
Westport Fire Department
Iga
Central Fire
Auglia
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Companys No
Compa Engine Company No
Tre
Liquor Stowaway Arrest Near Westport
In Westport on June 12 a Brooklyn man, Frank Mingalla, was halted on Botton Post road by State Policeman Harold Comstock and found transporting 100 gallons of contraband liquor in a Chevrolet truck hidden under groceries. Mingalla was jailed on illegal transportation charges with bonds set at 1,000, truck and load seized, trial moved from June 19 to the following morning after bond promises by former Sheriff Louis Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Botton Post Road
Harold Comstock
Ridgefield
Frank Mingalla
An Street
Brooklyn
Mingalla
Sherif Louis Richards
Fairfield PTA to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
Fairfield June 12 Special to the Telegram The Fairfield Parent Teacher association will meet Thursday for its annual session to elect officers. A play titled The Employment Agency will follow the business meeting with a small admission fee to benefit the piano fund.
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Fairfoild
Fairfield Parent-Teacher Association
Ansie B. Jennings
Sherman School
Piano Fund
the Employment Agency
School League Elects Officers at Westport Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Parent Teacher Association in Westport Roberd W Fuller was elected president Emma Nash was named vice president Blisd Ida Kerne secretary treasurer A central clinic established in the school this year was reported to be a success
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Westport
Parent-Teacher Association
Roberd W. Fuller
Eiuina Nash
Kerne
Thieves Enter House While Owner Watches
Stamford report describes Charles B. Hickey sitting on his veranda when a thief entered 134 Myrtle Street, stole a suitcase of apparel and cash, jewelry, totaling 66 dollars, and vanished. Fairfield brief notes illness of HW Riker of Fairfield Luncheon Club leading to a shortened meeting at Unquewa Hotel with program omitted.
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Stamford
Charles B. Hickey
Myrtle Street
Hickey
Fairfield
HW. J. Riker
Unquewa
Riker
Fairfield Hardware
Drive for 700000 for Stamford Hospital drive
A fundraising drive to raise 700000 for Stamford hospital expansion runs June 16 to June 30. Governor Hugh L Cooper leads a committee that has organized the effort and plans to secure funds for the hospital treasury. Nearby towns Darien and New Canaan will be canvassed for support to build new hospital buildings.
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Stamford
Stamford Hospital
Hugh L. Cooper
Darien
New Canaan
Three Auto Accidents Mark Fairfield Morning
Fairfield June 12. Three automobile accidents were reported in Fairfield this morning. Civil engineer Andrew Huntington narrowly escaped injury after colliding with Andrew Kish of Rhode Island Avenue near the Post Office. Kish faces possible reckless driving charges. A Sanford vehicle overturned near the green, with the driver claiming another car caused the crash. At Flina corners a Connecticut company trolley car, turning toward Bridgeport, was struck by a truck driven by Ralph Santomi of New Haven. both trolley and auto were damaged.
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Fairfield
Andrew
Huntington
Town Plan Commission
Fairfield Center
Andrew Kish
Rhode Island Avenue
Eay Kiel
i J_ Sanford somered cuta
Flina Corners
Connecticut Company
Ralph Santomi
New Haven
Bridgeport
Fairfield Seeks Large School Budget for 1923 1974
The Town School Board at Fairfield High School discussed the budget night. Small salary increases and higher operating costs push the proposed 1923 1974 budget over 26000. Last year’s budget was 198 925, aiming for July approval and fall town meeting finance committee inclusion. Graduation certificates were signed by board members.
Derby Aldermen To Discuss Many Matters Friday
Derby July 12 Special to The Telegram Friday evening the Board of Aldermen will meet Topics include a sidewalk curb and gutter project on Olivia street from Cottage to East Ninth, a layout and grade on Water street by Halleck Realty Co, and the main item a proposed gasoline station at the East Derby corner at the Green owned by the railroad company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Board of Aldermen
Olivia Street
Front Cottage Street
East Ninth Street
Aldermanic Board
Water Street
Aialn
Halleck Realty Co
East Derby
Hatters' President to Speak Flag Day
Danbury lodge of Hilks to hold Flag Day observance at the Elks Home. G A R and World War veterans invited. Principal speaker will be Michael Greene of Orange New Jersey, president of the United Hatters of North America.
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Danebury
Danbury Lodge of Hilks
Elks
Michael &. Greene
Orange
N. J
United Hatters of North America
Stolen cars returned to Greenwich owners
Greenwich, June 12. Twenty six stolen automobiles recovered by State police during the investigation into automobile thieves in the area were returned to their rightful owners today. Two cars were among those in the possession of the Gordy brothers, both convicted of automobile thefts in Bridgeport in a former term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Gordy Brothers
Bridgeport
Garden party at Sunnie Holme estate in Fairfax
The Eunice Dennie Burichapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosts its annual garden party at Sunnie Holme, the Annie B Jennings estate in Fairfax. Guests will play cards and Mah Jong and enjoy refreshments tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vairfield
Eunice Dennie Bure Chiapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sunnie Holme
Annie B- Jennings
Ok Brown Dies Prominent in Navy Circles
Greenwich June 12 Special to the Telegram Oakley Kineap Brown aged 24 son of Francis Kissam Brewh former captain of marines and World War veteran died shortly after midnight at Greenwich hospital after five weeks illness with appendicitis An operation failed to save his life He was educated at New York Military Academy and served on the Mexican border in 1916 as second lieutenant of the U S Marine Corps He rose to captain in 1918 and served aboard the U S S Connecticut later guarding aboard the Albany and served in Asiatic waters He left the service in 1921 He married Esther Edwards last year and has lived in Greenwich and New York He was a member of Greenwich Country Club and the Talon League Club of New York City Funeral will be Thursday at 3 30 p m at his Greenwich residence Rev M George Thompson officiating Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery
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Greenwich
Uoakley Kineap Brown
Francis Kissam Brewh
Sfonda
Greenwich Hospital
Brown
New York Military Academy
New York Infantry
United States Marine Corps
U. S. S. Connecticut
Marine Guard
L. & & Albany
Asiatic
Esther Edwards
Chicago
Inferna
Woogiawn
Fairfield County Farm Bureau Demonstration in Lyons Plains Church
Weston June 12 Special to the Telegram The Fairfield County Farm Bureau will hold another home demonstration at Lyons Plains church on Thursday afternoon June 14 Mrs Dakin nutrition specialist from Connecticut Agricultural College will present on salads and sandwiches Everyone is invited to attend.
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Weston
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Lyons Plains
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Danbury
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Trelandd
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Milford G.O.P. Club
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James 2. Fitzpatrick
Dickerson Place
Springfield
Corstock
Tharse
Millard Hancénson
Riverside Drive
New York
Hanenson
Herbert G. Lavender
Newe York
Milford-Haven
Robert Mager
Pine, Tree Farm
Mildred Mager
Hond College
Fredericks
Laveralton Hall
U.S
Schleifer
Supreme Court
Darien Schools
Long Hill
First School
Potters and Spooners
Sniffen
Ceunetman Herbert
William Nichols
F. H. Hunter
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Stamford Mayor
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