Milford Bride of S H O Hara at Notre Dame Church
Miss Dorothy Dart of Milford wed Stanley George O Hara Motorcycle officer of Milford, son of Mr and Mrs M O Hara of New Haven, in a Notre Dame ceremony. After the ceremony the couple toured to New York before settling at 20 Reed Street after July.
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Charles
West 172 Street
New City
Stanley George
Mildlire Force
Lam M. O'Hara
New Haven
Church of Notre Dame
O'Hara
Cumber Mountains
Virginia
Will ‘Bome
Reed Street
Niles
Pad Walsh
Bird
A A. Reali
Milford
William Walsh
Weide
Bridgeport
Rossings
Folloy
Marie
Guidelotte
R&mumber
New York
Refrom Bridgeport
Wiliam M. OvHara
Horn Commissioners
Milford School
Grammar School
Wight
Louise Beard
Robert Wililan
Dorothy Adele Clark
William Guggenheim
Oliver Hull
Ber- Fima Hyde
Mabel Francis Lewis Oe Butterworth Merwin
Emil Ny
Caroline Stowe Platt
Thomas Amy Salamey
Adele Francia Smith
A Christine Smith
Raymond Cole
Mith
Harold Volney Wilder
Nadine Wilson
Alta Isadedlemin
Darla A. Broadwell
James Crocker
Herbert Franklin Gill
Catheer
Miolee Hickox
Edward Jones
Ham- Bidney Martin
Ann Shonda
Barnett Smith
Arnine Marion
Witham
Henry Welch
Ger
John 8. Joser
Crescent
River Street
Charles L. Roberts
South Street
Hartford
Crescent Street
Joan Quirk
Emily Bowen
Willam Vin- Bowen
North Parade
Stratford
Bronx man fined and jailed for carrying wine to Newport
Isadore Lieberman of the Bronx, with 125 bottles of wine including champagne, was stopped June 13 in a car bound for Newport A L. He received a 200 fine and 30 days in jail with 16 days cut for good behavior after waiving appeal. Belle Ehrewicz, also of the Bronx, rode as a friend and was fined costs.
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Greenwich
Associated Press
Isadore Lieberman
Bronx
Newport
A. L
Costa
Mead
Belle Ehrewicz
Lieberman
Batt
Ahern Funeral Held in Naugatuck
Local business houses closed this morning for the funeral of Thomas W. Ahern publisher of the Naugatuck Daily News for 30 years. He died Friday from a stroke.
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Naugatuck
Associated Press
Thomas W. Ahern
Fairfield Graduates Hear God Is Basis of Education
Fairfield graduation exercises for St Thomas parochial school featured Rev. P H McClean declaring God the basis of education. 29 diplomas awarded by Rev. Van Blake. many graduates to enter Roger Ludlowe High School. Addresses urged vocation, faith, and living upright lives with focus on souls as infinite value.
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Fairfifl
All Education
PH. McClean
St. Augustine's Church
Bridgeport
St. Thomas
Fairfield
van J. Blake
St. Thomas’ Ehurch
Roger Ludlowe High School
Fairfield i
Tim
Stephen Michael Toth
Shirley Patricia O'Connor
Aimielia Mildred Hasak
Denis Joseph Moran
Ann Katherine Atkinson
Edward Francis Flannagan
Raymond James Flanagan
Jane Forber
Mary Anna Gulls
Amelia Mildred Hasak
Francis John Hayser
Wiliam Donald Henry
Earl Francis Higgins
Joseph Stephen Hiza
Mary Ann Hiza
Paul Higa
Francis John Hydis
Raynang
Francis Kinselin
Julia Patricia Kutsagovitz
Dennis Joseph Moran
Eliazabeth
Catherine Neverdousky
Mildred Anon Novak
Shirley Patricia O'Conour
Ethel Crest
Francis William Ostroszki
Helen Anna Polesow
Charles Augustus Risley
John Joseph Arshur Larne
Roland Francis Smith
Encery Francis Wach
Francis Michael Wach
Dodd
Edward On Meinley
Curato
Trinity Churel
Dea
Memix
Country Club of Fairfield
Sasco Hill
New Haven Country Club
Holland Hill
Putnam Fark
Sherman School
Teager Sherman School of Fairflota Center
Ads Belle Archer
Helga Matilda Ashted
Lillian Laura Backlel
Joseph Henry Barker, Jr
Arthur Joseph Benway
Gladys Vera Beers
Howard BE. Beattie
Arthur L. Chon
Emerson Burr Colt
Arthur Cogswell Davenport
Markc Dardani
Harley A. Flnt
Katherine Flirt
Mamie N. Gameila
Wiliam H. Hull
Robert Anh Dow Knight
Annie Belle
Yiiggins
Emerson Gould Merwin
Grace
Katherine O'Dell
Dorothy Mary Parkermege
Joseph D. Reed
Harriet Coleman Roberts
Alice Augusta Sierrusen
Albert
G. Schneiter
Gustave Schneicher
Beldeic
Kathleen N. F. Schulte
Anhur Bauer
Margaret Virginie Sunich
William Albert
Long Hill Graduation Exercises Highlight 1927 Class
Long Hill school holds graduation in the auditorium for a class of 22. Sylvia Stohl and Carl Morin helped craft the program, Ruth Smith read the history, and a class play formed the prophecy. The event closed with a social evening and plans for community events follow.
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Long Hill
Sylvia Stohl
Vale Historian
Gertrude Glennon
Bessie Glennon
Catherine Glennon
Marion Ackerman
Ruth Kelly
Virginia Middlebrank
Caroline Sherwood
Lena Sctortino
Ruth Smith
Theresa Dudies
James Beach
Hue Canfield
Eawin Fisher
Robert Gorham
Thomas Kelly
Joseph Krisak
Donald Mahoney
Carl Morin
Donald Randall
Henry Wateke
Walter Zinn
Natale Latimer
Bridgeport Hospital
Ray Lucas
Ruth Elwood
Mildred Kitcher
Connecticut Agricultural College
Sierrs
Inchjes Ald
M.be
Ladies Ald Society
Louis Randall
Banford
Borch
George Griffin
Clarica Radcliffe
Katherine Spry
Laurence Sherman
Harvey and
David
Wesley Rade
Sylvia Sten
Edwin Fisher
Thera
Clas
Donald
Robert Adams
Mra
Arthur Grisweld
Prange
Vailear
Eisa Moll
Baptist
Stepney
Nichols Roberta Shipman to Become Bride of Charles Wight
Roberta Shipman a Nichols school teacher resigns effective end of term and will wed Charles W. Wight of Brattleboro Vermont. News notes her popularity as teacher and lists graduation diplomas and a forthcoming wedding without a set date. Also reports a successful Sunday school Children’s Day program and upcoming church events.
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Roberta Shipman
Charles Wight
Nichols
Miles Roberta Shipman
Nichols School
Charles W. Wight
Brattleboro
Vermont
Robert L. Shipman
Wade Street
Misa Shipman
Board of Education
Mildred Wakeley
Bertha Morazes
Bluebird Materlinck
Mary Curtis
Sally Curties
King Health's Castle
Walter Bunnell
Milton Bunnell
Lester Nothnngie
Edna Ferry
Vera Johnson
Helen Growatsky
Phyllis Stickles
Viola Naramore
Harriet Morrison
Heatrice Stickles
Robert Kempson
Leo Kosowsky
John Cockerill
Joseph Goda
Frank Chordas
Harold Cockerill
Monroe Monroe Society Notes and School Graduation
June reports a Stepney Baptist supper and a Stepney Fire department meeting with 30 attendees voting down opening the fire house for school use. Monroe town graduation at Town Hall featured plays, songs, solos, and diplomas with Ida Rose and Anna Godfrey among graduates. Church Day at St Peter’s Episcopal on Sunday included a children’s program and offering by boys. Edward Beardsley recovers from illness and is back outside.
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Miss Roberts
Sturses
Henry F. Baney
Greenfield Hill
Bacon Wakeman
Wakeman
Miss Rogers
Mr. Baney
Vincent Keating
Arl Danafi
Madison Avenue
Bridgeport
Tony Vasole
Antone Vingaroneara
Jennings
Markle
Markie
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Reed
Barbara Curtiss
Shirley Schultz
Helen Abercrombie
Ruth Nothmagle
Richard Brown
Bradley Bunnell
Pia Tria
Walter Bunnell
Milton Bunnell
Junior Nothnagle
Duncan Grant Porteous
Ladies’ Guild
St. Cecelia Society
Trinity Guild
Monroe
Stepney Baptist Church
Stepney
Miss Buell
East Village
Miss Kidd
Elm Street
Miss Kelloge
Ida Rose
Sanltatorian
Anna Godfrey
Tsabella Parsons
Sylvia Parsons
Edith Nichols
Mabel Damm
Helen Ondek
Eva Sellick
Loretta Waltersdorf
Dorothy Rhoda
Two Men Struck by Autos in Ansonia Street Crossing
In Ansonia on June 20 two men crossing a highway were struck by automobiles. Denis Costentian 30 Liberty Street and Francis B. Dyer were identified. one man remained in critical condition with head injuries, the other suffered a broken ankle and other injuries but was expected to recover. Police reported no charges against the drivers.
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Horace Abate
Franklin Street
New Haven
New Haven Avenue
Chapel Street
Woodmont
Abate
Vincent Currano
Greene Street
Nicholas Abate
Armond Kel
New Hi
Douglass
Bridgeport Turnpike
Milford Hospital
Dan R. Catullo
Harrel Avenue
Bridgeport
Willian Darwin
Metropolitan Avenue
Richmond Hill
New York
Gustavo Garavanta
Beach Shore
Third District
Oliver Swath
Washington Avenue
Bruikeport
East Broadway
Garavanta
George Stevenson
Park Avenue
Waterbury
Stevenson
Laurel Avenue
Charles Warren Allen
Lenox Avenue
Devon
Garden Street
Hartford
Sergt
Henry Galloronner
Allen
Barnum and Seaview Avenue
Heady
Bridgeport Avenue
Bunarllon
Ansonia
Associated Press
Griffen Hospital
Chis Kasha
North Main
Safved AL ‘Thorp
Zeshivalas
Denis Costentian
Liberuy Street
Francis B. Dyer
Why Women Suffer Most From Toxemia and Partola
Medical reports say women are more often victims of toxemia, with mild warning signs ignored until chronic. The text urges all ages to take Partola mint candy laxative and antiseptic to cleanse the bowels, end constipation, and restore energy, sold by druggists in regular and larger boxes.
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