Daughters of Founders Hold Outing in Clinton
About 100 members of the Connecticut chapter of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America gathered in Clinton for their annual outing. Miss Florence M. Crofut of Hartford led the program, with Miss Whittlesey in Europe. Luncheon was served by First Church of Christ, Clinton. Afternoon session featured readings on local history and remarks on memorials at Washington birthplace.
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San
Connectticut
Daughters of Founders
Patriota of America
Clinton
Florence M. Crofut
Hartford
Whittlesey
Europe
F. A. Corbin
J. W Cramer
Ruth Stevens Hall
First Church
Jamestown
Bunker Hill
Clarence F W Jenne
Wakefield Memorial
Wash- Lddertirf
Dorothy Weinstein to Wed New York Man
Dorothy Weinstein twenty one of 51 West 110th Street New York formerly of Bridgeport and Milton E Goldman twenty five a lawyer of 7738 Popham avenue New York obtained a marriage license here. The wedding will take place July 3. Miss Weinstein a teacher was born in Bridgeport daughter of Morris and Jennie Menitz Weinstein Mr Goldman native of New York City son of Bernard and Selma Lehrfeld Goldman.
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New York
Misa Dorothy Weinstein
West 110Th Street
New York City
Bridgeport
Milton E. Goldman
Popham l Avenue
Miss Weinstein
Morris
Jennie Menitz Weinstein
Goldman
Bernard
Selma Lehrfeld Goldman
Bridget Lester Named State Official Observer
Mike Bridget Agnew Lester, longtime Republican activist and vice chairman of the local town committee, will on July 1 become occupational observer in the State Labor department as appointed by Commissioner Harry E. Mackenzie. Lester King previously held the post and will resign. Her new role will not affect her political activity.
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Labor
Mike Bridget Agnew Lester
Trip to Cape Cod and Nantucket With Home Plans and Purchases
The writer and spouse plan a motor trip to Cape Cod and Nantucket starting tomorrow, unsure of trip length. They detail new Warren bags, home purchases, upcoming cottage development at Knollwood and Fair Acres, furniture finds, travel plans, and a 1927 excursion from Boston with a stop in Yarmouth and Halifax.
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Cape Cod
Warren
Roma
Anticles
Warren Tugeage
Toewith & Co
Bert
Tioston
Land of
Evangeline
Yarmouth
Wollvile
Halifax
Ananous
Jorn
Boston
Local Politician Miss Lester Named District Vice Chair
Miss Lester, resident of 776 Washington Avenue in the seventh district, will continue as vice-chairman of her party through the current term ending in fall 1928. A suffrage activist turned political director, she has risen from town committee roles to leadership positions, with early influence from former Secretary of State Matthew H. Rogers and service under Col. Rogers during two campaigns. She began in public service after schooling in Bridgeport and employment with Warner Bros and later the Foresters of America, marking her fifteenth anniversary in her current post last month.
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Washington Avenue
Miss Lester
Harriet L. Keith
Ella G. Fleck
Relm
Alded
Matthew H. Rogers
Washington Avenae
Bridgeport
Col. Rogera
Migs Lester
Warner Bros
The
Foresters of America
Leewich
J. Felln Co
New York
Father and son to study in France
William H. Davenport of Linden Avenue a Dartmouth junior and pianist sails with his father William E. Davenport a pianist and organist and head of the Warren Harding High School modern language department toward France to study at the University of Grenoble. They plan to travel in Germany and Holland later in the summer.
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William BE. Davenport
William H. Davenport
Linden Avenue
Dartmouth College
Bridgeport
Majestic
William E. Davenport
Mr. Davenport
Warren Harding High School
France
University of Grenoble
Germany
Holland
Seven Bridgeport youths awarded honors at Yale
Seven Bridgeport youths named among Yale University honors at graduation in New Haven. The list includes Yale College seniors in English, history, chemistry, and other fields, with numerous Bridgeport and New Haven scholars cited for senior, high, and medical school honors, and multiple departments noting degrees and cum laude distinctions.
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Bridgeport
YALE
New Haven
Associated Press
Connecticut
Yale University
Yale College
Starling W. Child
Robert B. Flint
West Cornwall
Myer Mermin
Harry Resnik, Jr
John H Speer
Irvin W. Abkowicz
Ansonia
Frederick P. Chapman
New Have
Starling W. Childs
Norfolk
Clyde =. Dickey, Jr
Weat Haven
Saul R. Gam~er
Sheldon J. Kahn
Hartford
Bernard C. Mamermen
Herman M. Levy
Blanchard W. Means
Milton I. Newman
Louis H. Porter, Jr
Stamford
Charles Samenow
John H. Weir
Howard Arons Angonia
Clarence FR. Barrett
Simon Bretzfelder
Russell J. Flanagan
Albert W. Ginsberg
Howard W. Gourke
Thompsonville
William MM. Hinkle
Southport
Edward J. Lynch
John D. Munger
Waterbury
Alan H. Olmsted
Richard N Platt
Milford
Nila G. Berlin
Seymour D. Aliver
Samuel G. Bomers
Wattbury
Luzerne
Herman H. Goldstein
Neville T. Ussher
Stonington
Sheffield Scientific School
Joseph Fleischer
Harold T. Lyman, Jr
Hamden
Willimantic
Harold @. Thompson
Burton
Movie Coalition Forms to Fight U S Invasion
Paris reports Europe ready to form a movie coalition against American films. Charles Delac says FranceGermanyItalyEngland possibly Spain will join to resist a perceived American influx. European chiefs demand reciprocity and mutual exchange to ensure variety and curb American dominance.
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Movie Coalition
U. S. Invasion
Paris
Associated Press
Europe
America
Charles Delac
France
Germany
Italy
England
Spain
Germrny
Delac
Connecticut Guest Law Shields Drivers From Most Damages
Hartford June 22 Law on guest rights limits damages claims by non paying passengers in auto accidents. The act releases owners from liability unless the accident was intentional or shown heedlessness or reckless disregard. Public carriers and demonstrator rides remain protected. debates over scope and impact continue.
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Bridgeport
Theodore E. Stelber
Stelber
Connecticut
Motor Vehicle Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
Nurse Weds Beach In Hotel Ballroom Ceremony
Anna Gertrude Bassett, daughter of Mrs Emma Bassett of Bradford Vermont, married Francis E Beach of Bridgeport and Long Hill in a noon ceremony at the Hotel Bratfield ballroom. Rev William H White officiated, with Ernest Jennings as best man and ushers Fred Seeley and Ezra Seeley. A reception and wedding breakfast followed. couple plans a long trip before settling in Long Hill.
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Francis £. Neach
Bratfield
Anna Gertrude Bassett
Emma Bassett
Bradford
Vermont
Francis E. Beach
Bridgeport
Long Hl
William H. White
Trumbull
Shelton High School
Bridgeport Hospital
Beach
Martin Cornwall
Kansas City
Cornwell
Noyes Belley
Milford
Ernest Jennings
Deep River
Mr Beach
Fred Seeley
Ezra Seeley
Italians to be split into two Bridgeport parishes
The Roman Catholic community in Bridgeport plans dividing Holy Rosary and St. Raphael's into two separate parishes with a dedicated pastor and curates for each. Rev Dr Thomas J Sullivan confirms no official Hartford decision yet. Holy Rosary on East Washington Ave now serves Italian Catholics citywide, while the West Side parish will use the Reck property at Oak, Grand, Center and Prank streets. Father Sullivan and assistants Reverend Patrick Quintin and Reverend James Sullivan oversee the move.
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Bridgeport
John of Milan
Hartford
Holy Rosny
St. Raphaels
Thomas J Sullivan
Holy Rosary
East Washington Avenue
Tiajian
Reck
Oak
Grand
Center
Prank Streets
Bt. Raphael
Father Sullivan
Patrick Quintin
James Sullivan
Central High Class Six Picnic At Lordship Park
More than 100 members of Central High Class Six enjoyed a yearly picnic at Lordship Park with transport arranged by Bigelow Bodurtha and Arnold Olsen. Howard Wardell handled ticketing as activities included swimming, a baseball game, track and field events, and a marshmallow roast later replaced by eating without roasting. Chaperones Mrs Mabel Rice Miss Jea ste Duhigg and Frank McKee supervised. Mercy McCarthy Ning Gilman played piano while Michael Roth Irving Freedberg led violins.
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Lordship Park
Bigelow Bodurtha
Arnold Olsen
Howard Wardell
Michael Roth
Frank McKee
Frank Cascella
Frank Hurley
Joseph Genney
Dorothy Haug
Mery Menten
Estell Fitelson
Gertrude Uldrick Edward Corbett
Jack Tamerald
Mercy McCarthy
Ning Gilman
Irving Freedberg
Mabel Rice
Jeaste Duhigg
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Prince Henry
Edith
Wdith
Bert Wall
Knollwood
William A. Nichols
Tollsome
Nichols
Ralph Talbot
Alan
Paul Birkers
Broad St
Bicher
Bicker ix
Teeinhordes Beauty Shop
Nan John Bt
Saue Las Gure
Crrek
St. Mary's
Pairfield Beach
Fair Acres
Fair Teres
Boston Post Road
Beach St
Penfield Road
Flint's
Rowland
Valores
Talith
Rowland Road
F.fe
Lakey
Meira & Cots Women’s
Tims Jong
Modela
Crawford
Wo Neardsley
Beardsisy Terrace
Niels Toad
Peavisier Vark
Pasedena Place
Arin
Tony
Jamies
Loose.wiles Biscuit CO
A. H. Olmstead
Beact
Ballrogh
Main Street
St. Raphael’s
Gorton
Goran Pew Fisheries Confede
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Deep Sea
Jamaica
Canada
Canada Dry
U.S
Flay Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Incorporated
West 43Rd Street
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J. J. McLaughlin Limited
AL Miner, Read and Tulloc - Stoddard Goodell
Teliable Coffee CO
Wad Abury Cobb and Cty
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