Stratford High seniors plan June 23 exercises
Stratford High School will hold commencement in the auditorium June 23 at 8 o'clock. Glenwood Peterson, top average over four years, will give the valedictory. Clifford Fox, second honors, will deliver the salutatory. Track team finished strong, beating Fairhaven High and earning letters for boosters meeting. Members receiving letters include Rousseil Tur, Nathan Dahl, Fayette Severance, and many others. A historical pageant and senior theatrical revue are planned, with certificates awarded for service and initiative.
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How to Remove Corns at Once
An advertisement promises instant relief from painful corns or calluses using Shut-off. It claims pain ends immediately after application, with soaking not required, and removal of the corn or callus in minutes. Available for 50 cents at Leverty Drug Co. and other druggists.
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Stratford field day pageant set with Puritans and Indians
A Stratford field day pageant will feature a meeting of Puritans and Ta atans with scouts, land purchase talks with Indians, and an ox team loaned by Judge Charles Wells. After the pageant come canoe races, a supper, and a dance. Arthur W. Cahen directs with several club officers and members assisting.
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Easton Pastor to Speak at Flag Day Readiness in Easton
Residents of Easton invited to 140th Anniversary celebration of the stars and stripes at Sport Hill. Rev. Howard B. Warren of Lee M. E. Church will preside and discuss Good Citizenship. Judge Howard L. Shaft will deliver a main address. Program includes patriotic songs and instrumental pieces.
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Westport St Anthony Day Parade and Fireworks Night
Westport staged a large St Anthony day celebration beginning with a morning parade from Saugatuck to the center led by motorcycle police, Italian American groups, and young girls. The Italian flag, American flag, and St Anthony banner were carried past the Church of the Assumption, with music from the Bridgeport Marine Band and Fairfield’s Naguare Band. Evening festivities included a carnival with booths, lights, and dances. a cannon cracker accident caused roof damage and a $100 fire loss.
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Compo club plans July 1 YMCA ball and plays
The Compo players, a new town youth group, plan a ball at the YMCA gym on July 1 with costumes and prizes for best outfits. They also aim to stage several one act plays later in the season. Leon Hunt and Morris Downs sold five lots in Morningside Drive Westport Greens Farms to Mrs Florence J Millspaugh of Westport. Mrs Dorothy Roelgh and children have left Westport for the summer to New York where Mrs Raleigh has an uptown apartment. The children will attend summer camps in New York state. Mrs Metra Wallace and Miss Sydney Dyke have issued about 400 invitations for the opening of their tea house in Cobb's Mill Weston.
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Newtown Academy Holds First Commencement in Newtown
The Newtown Academy held its first commencement at the new site with diplomas presented by William T. Cole of Fabric Fire Hose Co. Pastor Albert Ekins dedicated a new flagstaff and led a citizens salute as students sang America. Delivering the address, Cole reviewed future challenges for graduates.
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Woman cuts throat. death certificate cites self-inflicted tragedy
Greenwich June 13 By Associated Press a death certificate filed by Medical Examiner John A Din states Mrs Erna Walter Herbert sixty one of Belle Haven section killed herself Friday by cutting her throat She left a note indicating mental worry The body was sent to her husband in Detroit Mrs Herbert had been staying with her daughter for a shore time
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Yale Gets Permit for New Laboratory
New Haven June 13 By Associated Press a permit for a new Yale Laboratory Gatling costing about 115000 is approved. The building at Cedar Street and Congress Avenue is expected to be completed in about a year. It will be one of the finest in the country with two operating rooms two lecture halls and accommodations for scientific work along practical lines.
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Fairfield Pequot Club race schedule released
The Pequot Yacht Club announces championship race dates and rules for Star and other classes. Points determine season winners with required starts for qualification and a championship record based on points earned versus potential wins. Details cover class dates from June through September and race counts, plus local club personnel and traveling members.
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Three Die In Troy Automobile Wreck
In Troy on June 13 three people died in an early morning crash when a car owned and driven by William H. O'Brien skidded and overturned in a ditch. Marjorie Dineen twenty from Albany died instantly. John Bunnery twenty one a Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute student from West Philadelphia died en route to hospital. Elizabeth O’Brien of Albany survived with minor injuries.
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Nichols 17 Students to Receive Diplomas at Nichols School
Nichols June 1 Special graduation set for June 20 with 17 students to receive diplomas. Assorted events include grade-day exercises June 17 and various church services led by Rev Duncan Grant Porteous and Rev George Hilton. Strawberry supper committee to convene at Mrs Walter Cooper’s home. Trinity Church holds regular meeting next Wednesday.
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Huntington Children Day Exercises Postponed By Accident
Huntington June 13. due to an accident Rev George W Judsett not feeling well enough to conduct the program for children day Sunday Rev Frederick Harvey of Yale Divinity School led services and the exercises were held later. Harvey of New Haven dined with Edward Hawley and was guests of Mrs Harriet Burr and others during weekend visits across Huntington and neighboring towns. The Huntington All Star Baseball team played two games Sunday winning the Bong Vale clash 1 to 0 and beating Shelton 5 to 1.
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Local social notes and school banking schedule
Guests of Mrs. David at Mohegan street include Miss Florence Beers who will stay through Tuesday. Hustington school year banking totals recorded in several rooms. Hunt company members met to plan field day at Terryville, June 18. Astra festival committee, under Ladies Aid Congregational church, set to meet for the June 30 event at Homelands under Mrs. James.
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British to Try 6,000 Mile Flight From Cranwell
A British crew led by flight lieutenants C E B and P H MacWorth plans a 6,000 mile bombing flight from Cranwell England aiming to surpass Lindbergh and Chamberlin records. The Hawker Rolls-Royce plane, with no fixed India destination, would head toward Karachi then Calcutta if conditions allow, seeking about 4,100 miles to Karachi and near 5,000 miles to Calcutta.
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Edel Trial Set for July 6 in New Haven
Fred W. Edel, indicted for the murder of John Jr. of this city, will be placed on trial July 6 as announced by Attorney Hoyt. The case will be tried by Assistant State's Attorney Winner before Judge E. C. Di.
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