Westport Names Stanley Jennings Town Prosecutor
Stanley Jennings appointed town prosecutor to succeed E. B. Bradley effective July 1, after serving six years as deputy Judge of Stamford City Court and as town and corporation counsel. Arthur W. Betts reappointed assistant prosecutor and court clerk for a third term. Attendance at Westport Garden Club show exceeded two hundred with many prizewinners named for roses, delphiniums, peonies, and perennials. A separate report notes local arrests for speeding, reckless driving, and minor automobile accidents, plus a church social event and planned community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Stanley Jennings
E. BR. Bradley
John F. Godillet
Mr. Jennings
Stamford
Arthur W. Betts
Jennings
Westport Garden
Greens Farms
O. B. van Sant
Adem Coffyn
G. J. Tompkins
R. Steeves
A. Shanl
Katherine Grout
W. CG. Staples
Charles G. Stamm
H. R Steers
H. N. Brown
Charles G Stamm
W. HB. Fager
H. A. Jennings
J. A. Baker
Joseph FH. Chapin
Edtward H. Kioty
Edward H
Troys
Budley Wadsworth
Charles Catter
H. RB. Steeves
Dudley Wadsworth
Kather Grout
Joseph H. Chapin
G. I. Tompkins
Cameron Clark
Mom Strict
Edward HM
D A. Jambach
Cornelius Steers
Adam Colvyn
Joses
Charles G. Sinmum
Perreninis
Henry Morris
Town
Charles G. Chud
Kathrope Grout
Charles Cutt
Grees Farms
Commette
Tt McDoneld
Ruth Reynolds
Gun McDonald
Eiste Granant
Nellie Swit
Alfred P. Ives
Whitney Avenue
Mew Haven
Sheles Quigley
State Street
Verdes Wespeed
Hoconut
Liberty Street
Danbury
Willem Tripp
Fairfield
Post Road
Suphang Vik
Arlington Street
Bridgeport
Edrel Dupusse
Town Pole
Lincoln
Westvn
Town Cour
Bedford junior high art class tours New York museum
The Bedford Junior High art appreciation class, guided by Mrs. Bullin G. Sherwood, visited the Metropolitan Museum of Natural History and Art in New York City. Mrs. Sherwood serves as librarian at the Westport Public Library and has led the class all winter.
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Compo Beach
B. S. Taylor
Laura G. Archer
Norwalk
Easton Lucille Gordon Weds Loren Whitney in Long Hill
Miss Lucille Evelyn Gordon daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gordon of Easton married Loren Joseph Whitney son of Leste Whitney of Long Hill at the Long Hill Methodist Episcopal church on a Saturday afternoon. Rev T S Calman officiated. The service featured cedar branches pink and white flowers and a program by Mrs Linn Abbott. The bridal party included Miss Havel Gordon maid of honor and Miss Wilme Treadway brides maid with Dorothy Lane Hart as flower girl. Best man Ervin Kanta and ushers Stanley Joyce and Adl W Seeley attended. Guests came from Plainville New Britain Bristol Westport Southbury Bridgeport and Monroe. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home in Easton. The couple will reside with plans for a new home in Stepney.
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Linn Abbott
Clarlee Radcliffe
Havel Gordon
Wilme Treadway
Dorothy Lanehart
Westport
Rev. T. St. John Colman
Erwin Paul Kaats
Honi I. Gordon
Wilma Treadway
Samuel D. Seeley
Stanley Joyce
le Me N. Whitney
Joseph N. Whitney
Arthur Paddock
Raymond H. Paddock
Thomas C. Paddock
Reel
Evelyn G. Wright
Laura W. Whitney
Donald R. Whitney
Maris Roe
Bessie G. Roe
Tracy
Jennie G. Tracy
Bily P. Roe
Alice I. Nichols
Stella M Joyce
Ruth B. Joyce
Annie H. Whitney
Myre
John Gordon
B. Lanehart
Wallace Parcell
J. Arthur Shern
Dorothy Harrington
Royal E Parcell
Stratford Flower Show Entries Complete in Stratford
Stratford Garden Club and Bridgeport Garden Club plan the annual spring flower show at Sterling Memorial Hall on Wednesday from 3 to 7 pm. Entries open to members and non members with rules and class details, judging by external judges, blue red and white ribbons, and prizes for top exhibits across many sections including roses lilies peonies irises and vegetables.
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Stratford
Stratford Garden Club
Bridgeport Garden Club
Sterling Memorial Hall
Lawrence Cornwall
David Day
Sanford Stoddard
George Sklen
Oscar Carlton
John Brock
Finel
Leo E. Miller
Canterbury
Ne Beonine
Star Guard Club
Town Hall
Jims
Mixed bouquets contest and airport committee visit in Stratford
A Stratford pageant event featured mixed bouquets in bowls, baskets, and other displays with prizes. separately a Stratford Town Criers committee, led by Senator Charles E. Wheeler, visited Lordship to evaluate an airport site. They found Lordship meadowland best for a future airport near Bridgeport, noting access via bus and rail and the need for drainage and filling. The report referenced pilots Major Dargue and Captain Hoyt, and compared the site to Mineola and Croydon as distant city fields.
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Carl Back
Lordship
Stratford Town Criers
Charles E. Wheeler
Stratford
Lordship Blue
Dargue
Hoyt
Bridgeport
Avaiable
Alto
Meadowland
F. W. Behrens
Town Criers
Lindbergh
New York
St. Louis
Mineola
Pootatuck Yacht Club
Donald S. Sammin
Pootatuck Club
George Barnes
Arshur W. Cabot
Puritan Board
Yacht Club
Housatonic
Academy Hill
Daughters of Pocahontas
Stratford Avenue
Main Street
Grace Jersey
Eleanor Coughtin
Anna Catalane
Ruth Anderson
Cecelia Hollis
Dorothy Stinson
James Skelly
Charles Conger
Russell Turner
Liegel Blatchley
Acheo
Stratford Congregational Church
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Coffee and ‘Punkins
New England
Reezone
Sabersbie
Shane
Fox
Haim
Newspaperhighlive
Fine Arts Theatre
John Dooling
Wild Rovelaure
J Frazer
Dorchester
Masse
Lehusitis
Arayang
Dooling
Imade
Laura Go Archer
Ehiss
Norwilk Methodist Episcopal Chine Satur Bee
Dorin Chapter
Order of Baston Star
Suntec Street
Gillesly Bruce McClure
New
Easton
Lucille Gordon
Bride OF
Loren
Whitney
Long Hill
Jesse Lee Im Church
Epworth League
Lee M. E Church
William & Disbrew
Ralph Mareh
Walter Jennings
Lee M. E F. Church
Howard B. Warren
George Prench
Trumbull
Fred Marsh
Anna Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Minniemith
Eugene Fisher
Hamden
Peer
Morristown
New Jersey
Harald B. Smith
Dorothy Ferris
Kenneth Ferris
Huntington
Hi Sbert W. Wright
Stratford Flower Show
Rockwell & Co
Elm
Lorrayon
General Motors
Pontiac
Biich
General Motors Service & Truck CO
Holland Ave
P.O. B. Pontiac
Noble
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