Bus Driver Fined for Reckless Driving in Milford
Fairfield reports a driver from Bridgeport fined for reckless operation after a court appearance. State Trooper Eugene Burns coordinated the case, the single docket item disposed. Other local notes include the Unquown Fife and Drum corps taking second place in Stamford, a Fairfield Garden Club Flower Show, and upcoming community events from Champ's Farm to the American Legion Jitney Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
J Behan
Bridgeport
Newark
Port Ous
Eugene R Burns
Gay Judea
Clarence R
Fife
Stamford
Fairfield Garden Club
Jenings
Handy and Harman
Southport
E A Olmstead Dies in Wilton
Edward A. Olmstead of Olmstead Hill Wilton dies at his home aged 74. He is survived only by his sister and long-time caregiver Miss Ma Olmstead. Funeral Wednesday at Norwalk Methodist Church with Rev Andrew S Chamberlain. interment in Mion Hill M E Church Cemetery. Local obituary notes his robust health prior to illness and his lifelong residence in the family homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Speial
Olmstead Hill
Tong
Edward A. Olmstead
Mr Olmstead
John A. Olmstead
Ma O Olmstead
Andrews F. Chamberlain
Norwalk Methodist Church
Zinn Hll Eye
Cannondale
Stony Acres
Aves
Washington
Delaa
DuPont
Frank
Leaves
Montfair
N. G
Feuchel
Camroach
Yahoo! of
Musical Art
New York
Stony tAcress
Wilton Congregational Church
Zion Hill M E
Fred Bunker
Oberlin
Ohio
Sydney
Oberlin College
Howard Fairchild
Bulza
Deth Fairchild
College For Librarians
Avrogue
Charles
St. Matthew's Eplaco 1
Ernest P Boan
Diavict
Man Held For Assault Not Wanted In New York
Stamford June 15 Special A curious case arose when New York police advised that Samuel Krinsky alias Michael Levy of 353 Madison St New York was not wanted there and was released after detention since Sunday on a felonious assault charge. Max Kirschenbaum of Madison St New York claimed a stab wound from Krinsky in a New York brawl over a woman. Krinsky had been detained locally and was set to be surrendered but was freed once confirmed not wanted by NY authorities.
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Stamford
New York
Samuel Krinsky
Michael Levy
Madison Street
Strinsky
Levy
Max Kirschenbaum
Krinsky
Kirschenbaum
Father J R Egan Newly Ordained Mass at St Rose's
Newtown June 15 Special. Rev J Richard Egan was ordained in New York and celebrated his first mass at St Sebastian's Long Island. About 500 parishioners packed the church and lined the altar rail for a blessing. A reception in Palestine district honored him with near 60 relatives and guests. Egan is nephew of prominent local Egan family. Separate town meeting on reorganizing the Newtown Fire Company was adjourned to June 22 to discuss plans and funding for a motor chemical apparatus up to five thousand dollars.
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Newtown
St. Rose's Church
J Richard Egan
Holy Order of the Priesthood
St Patrick's Cathedral
New York City
Woodside
Long Island
St Sebastian's
Ignitzea
Father Egan
Richard Egan
Palestine District
Andrew Egan
Brooklyn
William Egan
James Egan
William H. Kennedy
St Rose's Church
Francis Murphy
J. J McAuliffe
Beacon Falla
J. Richard Egan
George Egan
William H Egan
Pennsylvania
New York
Andrew J Egan
William Maher
Woodsde
John Myers
John Peter Egan
Danbury
Thomas Dyer
Mary Murph
William Murphy
Waterbury
Wiliam Egan
Edward Otis
Town Hall
Fire Department
Rer
Oscar Pitzachtier
Fee
Po Ganion
Cmpany
Prev
Ninth District Meeting In Stratford Thursday Night
Stratford June 15 The Ninth District Civic association announces a Thursday evening talk by Dr. George W. Judson on The Stratford of Tomorrow at Putney chapel. The same evening the club holds its annual strawberry supper and plans a fall field day with bake, baseball and races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
George W. Judson
Putney Chapel
Ninth District Civic Association
Woman Heads to Atlantic City After Five Day Escapade
Greenwich June 15 A society matron Mrs Virginia Moore of Bruce Park left with her husband for Atlantic City N J this morning. She had been located in Westport with her chauffeur Jerry O Connor and a Westport youth known as Chip Deating driving Moore s car. O Connor and Dooling were arrested for intoxication and operating a vehicle under liquor but released later. Prosecutor calls the affair a closed book.
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Greenwich
Virginia Moore
Bruce Park
William Card Moore
Atlantic City
N. J
Moore
Westport
State
Burns Eeectives
Jerry O'Connor
Bedford
N. Y
Chip” Deating
Mr. Moore
O'Connor
Monroe to Have P T Association
Monroe, June 15. A public meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Elmtreet school house to organize a Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. Ellsworth of Stratford aiding. R E Jones will discuss caring for growing stock at 4 p.m. Friday at Stepney fire-house, open to all interested. A one act comedy Good Morning Teacher will be performed Tuesday at Monroe Town hall at 9 p.m. by Long Hin E Y P I under Lady Martha Chapter O E. Regular Lady Martha Chapter No. 10% meeting will be at Masonic Temple Wednesday evening.
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Monroe
Elmtreet
Stepney
Long Hin
Y. P
Lady Martha
Monroe Town Hall
O. E
Masonic Temple
Bomice Selleck
Raphal Lucas
Long Hill
Bradford Hawley
A Lynge
Stratford
Hayzette Ordered On Probation For Wife Support
Stamford June 15 Special Leon Hayzette of Belltown Stamford was placed on probation for zero days by Judge Samuel Young and ordered to contribute to his wife Mrs Hayzette forces she says he assaulted her and threw her down a flight of stalls. she claims he had been drinking. The couple have had prior troubles including living apart and a later written agreement to reunite. Financial matters appear to fuel the discord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Leon Hayzette
Belltown
Samuel Young
Hayzette
Memorial service well attended at Long Ridge cemetery
Memorial services conducted by Long Ridge Cemetery association were held at Long Ridges Congregational church due to rain. Rev. Elizabeth C. Torrey, Rev Robert Grenfell and Rev Edward A. Lewis spoke, with church choir vocal selections. Odd Fellows from Rippowam and Puritan Lodges decorated graves. a second service occurred at Casino with Daughters of Rebekah participation and addresses by Judson C. Hendrickson and Richard G. Plumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Long Ridge Cemetery Association
Long Ridges Congregational Church
Elizabeth C. Torrey
Robert Grenfell
Edward A. Lewis
Rippowam Lodge
Puritan Lodge
Odd Fellows
Daughters of
Rebekah
Judson C. Hendrickson
Richard G Plumley
New High School Curriculum and Admission Rules
New England College Certificate Board outlines scholarship standards for entrance and exam admittance. Students must maintain 85 percent in each subject to be recommended for entrance exams and 75 percent for consent to take them. High school credit totals and graduation requirements are explained, with added vocational subjects and junior high access. The board plans to review building plans next week as the new school nears commission in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¢. Thompson
W. W. Rogers
Stratford
Connecticut Normal Schoola
Normal Schoola
Stratford High School
Bridgeport
Hingland College Certificate Board
Oder
Irpelt
Governor Trumbull Signs Tax Measures Reducing Gasoline Tax
Hartford June 16 AP Governor Trumbull signed bills including a substitute for House Bill 280 cutting the stock insurance company levy from ten mills on market values to four mills and trimming the transfer tax to two mills. He also enacted a two cent per gallon state gasoline tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Trumbull
Stoeckel Receives Trinity College Degree
Hartford June 15 AP In a commencement ceremony Trinity College graduated 32 students as Bishop William Lawrence urged improved religious instruction and leadership in the curriculum. Seven recipients gained honorary degrees including Robbins B. Stoeckel State Commissioner of Motor Vehicles named Master of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Citiss
Trinity College
Wiliam Lawrence
Massachusetts
College Curiculum
Robbins B. Stoeckel
Long Hill notes graduation and town closings due to fever
Long Hill reports no eighth grade graduation this year because of scarlet fever while all town schools will close Friday June 19. Notices mention neighbors' kindness, a Brown College reunion trip, fundraiser success, local flower sellers, and various townspeople visiting, moving, or working in Bridgeport and nearby areas.
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Long Hill
Long
Brown College
Providence
Finance Board
Wesley Botsford
Elizabeth Cadwell
Florence Albert
Emma Sherwood
Hazel Weaver
Davey
Bridgeport High School
Joseph Martin
Bridgeport
Henry Adams
Stanhope
Worcester
Mass
Walter Radcliffe
South America
Emma Sherman
Lawrence Sherman
Frank Bray
Ele’e
Monroe Street
Samuel Tannes
Capitol Avenue
Henry Adama, Jr
Easton Reservoir
Misa Irma Toucey
Hartford
Edsvin
Vermont
Homer Hubbell
Tashua H'll Farm
Canada Moves to Block Power Exports
Ottawa reports a resolution introduced by MP Tes eau of the Conservative West Trembton to forbid any export without a yearly license. The House debated the measure as officials prepared to consider curtailing power shipments, signaling a broad debate over energy policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
RV Teseau
West Trembton
Mrs Garrity Honored At Surprise Shower Easton
Mrs William Garrity formerly Miss Olla Dickerson was guest of honor at a Saturday afternoon surprise shower hosted by relatives and friends at the Dickerson home. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake and punch and presented gifts. list of attendees includes many local residents and relatives.
Redding Children Class Members Named at St Marys
Five Reading children were among the class of 68 confirmed at St Mary's church in Bethel by Rt. Rev John G. Murray auxiliary bishop of Hartford. Names listed include Margaret M'Collam Mary Sullivan Seton Sullivan Catherine Gill and John Sullivan.
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Charles O Perry Pau) Mevian
Harry Lounsbury
Lemupl Sanford
Mary M'Collam
Yale University
Wolney Hall
Frederick Shaw
Ridgefield School
John Sullivan
Breigeport
Seabelly McDonald
Ming Julia Reynolds
Beeny Completes Fourth Year as Stamford Scout Executive
Stamford district marks Beeny's fourth year in charge. Since his arrival in June 1422 enrollment rose 3 percent, with nine new troops formed and 263 new scouts. Nine scoutmasters and seven assistant masters appointed, Connecticut reps to Eastern States Exposition thrice, Pine Tree Patrol set a world camp record, and Churchill Blackman named international jamboree delegate to Copenhagen.
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Stamford
A. Wilson Beeny
Churchill
Blackman
Copenhagen
Pleasing program on Children's Day at Congregational Church
An unusually fine Children's Day program at Congregational church featured the theme Our Lamp of Life. Reverend Vale ter Bell Denny delivered The Cat to Worship, with Miss Julia Denny representing Religion and addressing parents. Two children were baptized, and the program included stories, songs, a Bible dialogue, a play The Four Missionaries, and country costumes. Bibles were given to reaching age seven, and proceeds support the Congregational Sunday School Extension society. Guests from Woodbury attended and a birth and local health note followed.
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Huntington
Congregational
Suday
Valeter Bell Denny
Julia Denny
Hugh Albert Beattie
Warren Ueatueing
Uilza May Romanio
Joseph Romanio
Helen M Jara
Jesus
Finter
James Nicholas
Margaret Jones
Florence Parkins
Maud Arundell
Fdyna Witzpatrick
Clorinda McGuire
Dorothy Bradbury
Wiliam Garey
Peter Parker
Joseph Hardy
Moffat
Africa
China
Japan
India
Jare Pileraon
Wealey Millard
Wayne Denny
David Jones
Edna Stspatrick
Clorinda McGare
Congregational Sunday School Extension Society
Milford Junior Prom Lights Up Town Hall Friday Night
Milford notes describe the junior prom at the Town hall on Friday with the Milford High School senior class as guests. Dr E Patchen directs cinnamon colors and seasonal flowers, while Orville Bescher chairs the committee. Corcoran's Blue and Gray provide music for an eight to twelve o'clock dance with a Mrs Gifford Ryder as hostess. A big Milford Fire Dept outing follows as Arc Engine Co No 1 plays Beymour against Citizen's Engine Co. Plus notes on the Court Daughters of America meeting, a widening river project, an electric code hearing, and local obituaries and bar exam plans for Milford boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford High Schoo
E. Patchen
Aeason
Corcoran
Blue
Gray
Heatra
Mi Iate
Mra Gifford Ryder
Mra
Bescher
Orville Bescher
Mem and Friends
Arci Engine Company No 1
Beymoon
Beymour
Milford Boye
Cecentron
Ho Aatonic
Neil's Island
Board of Fire Commission
Mary Taylor M
Martin Fran Whelan
Math Whelan
Naugatuck Avenue
W Nut Beach
Edward Fran Harria
M Harria
Bridgeport Avenue
Whelan
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Hi School
Atude
University
Washington, DC
Hiis
Milford HS
Car Ve University
Washington, D
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John J. Behan
Burns
E. A. Olmstead
J. R. Egan
Ome Poum
Mani
Rumford
Mhaye
Henry Harford
Wilfigma & Mottrath
Misa May Morehouse
Frederick C. Beach
Tuly
Elliot W. Peck
William Casey
New Haven
James Casey
Stratford Garden Clube
Edwin C Spall
Roy Sanborne
George Cowdrey
Mra H .Kenyon
Harold Ish
Harry Barnes
0 Wells
Joseph Houghton
Arthur Hayward
Fred Holmgren
Baublitz
Rosa Lovill
Willam Osgood
Frederick Curtis
Ahern Farm
South Main Street
Stoeckel
Trinity
Canada
Harteford
State Department of Health
Manchester
Mrs. Garrity
Easton
Lee Methodi
Priang
Rayer
H. B Warren
Beatrica Nichols
Childrens Day
Doris Nichola
Bruno Cianelli
Leavin Claneill
Helen Fensky
Helen Grosrhel
Misa Taylor
H B Warren
Faston
Trobeart Maquat
Hil Jennings
Emerson Jennings
Martin Jennings
Greenfield
Willam Hall
Redding Children
Huntington Church
Hong
Daughtera of America
Devon Improvemen Association
Nace Parke
Dlyland Grale
Cnmer
Aeneas
Jasper
Prince Rupert
Alaska
Vancouver
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