Platt to Lecture on Agriculture at Grange Meeting
Newtown June 24 by Special Correspondent Elliott H Platt of Newton and past commander of Pohtatuck Grange will speak on agriculture to Pohtatuck Grange members during their Tuesday night meeting marked by children’s night. Other program items include talks by Charles A Steck and Charles C Binkeman with a violin solo by William McGuire.
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Newtown
Elliott H Platt
Philo T. Platt
Pohtatuck Grange
Raymond L. Halt
Charles A. Steck
Charles C. Binkeman
Josephine L. McCarthy
James Kelly
Mary Kelly
Henry Madigan
Anna Noonan
Harry J. Madigan
Hartford
Madigan
Taylor Avenue
Kelly
Harry Madigan
Newtown and Bridgeport officials attend traffic board meeting
Mies Florence M Sheehan of the Southern New England Telephone represents the Newtown exchange at the Bridgeport district traffic board meeting held Thursday at Chamy's Farm. Mrs Edward J Bradley, chief operator of the Newtown exchange, attended as guest. A Sokol A C Danbury baseball team faces Newtown Sunday at Baxter Field starting at 3 PM daylight saving time.
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P. H. McCarthy
Thomas M. Hobian
First
Thomas F. Brew
James O’connell
Martin J. McNemara
Dayton Street
Randy Hook
Martin J. McNemare
Newtown
Robert T. Bradley
George E. Hayes
William R. Ready
William D. Corbett
Anthony Amarol
George N. Stuart
Walter A. Reynolds
John J. Keating
James Lillis
Bridgeport
John J. Kersey
William Egan
John Bonahue
Walter McCarthy
William A. Henan
Allison P. Smith
P. PF. McMahon
Francis Casey
Mies Florence M. Sheehan
Southern New England Telephone Company
Newtown Exchange
Bridgeport District Traffic Board
Chamy
Edward J. Bradley
Sokol A. C
Danbury
Baxter Field
Governor Erickson of Montana Aims for Justice
Helena June 24 Associated Press A portrait of Governor John Erickson showing a readiness to face facts in his rise from county prosecutor who jailed a murderer to district judge candidate. He sought out the released man in Shelby, found him ordinary and cordial, proving the threat he once heard was hollow.
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Helena
Associated Press
Facta
John #. Erickson
Montana
Erickson
Shelby
Judge Booth Permits Three to Change Names
Judge John Richards Booth in the Superior court granted three persons permission to assume new names. Frederick Parks of Bridgeport, representing himself and his ward Robert C. Parks, age three, may take the name Seltenreich, as he has long been known by that name. George L. Schulz of Danbury may assume the name Waterman after being adopted by and living with a Waterman family since birth, and he works in a Danbury factory under that name.
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John Richards Booth
Frederick Parks
Bridgeport
Robert C. Parks
Seltenreich
Parks
George L. Schulz
Danbury
Waterman
Booth
FIRM SEEK TO PART COAL AND RAILROAD INTERESTS
SCRANTON Pa June 24 An immense mortgage by Hudson Coal to U S Mortgage and Trust of New York trustees records at the county seat. The 50 million debt covers coal properties in Lackawanna Luzerne Susquehanna and Wayne counties as part of the separation plan between the Delaware Lackawanna and Hudson Railroad companies and the Hudson Coal company.
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Scranton
Associated Press
Delaware Ant Hudson Railroad Company
Hudson Coal Company
Hudson Company
U. S. Mortgage and Trust Company
New York
Recorder of Deeds
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Susquehanna
Wayne Counties
Coe
Bancroft Named Prison Doctor in Hartford
Dr Harold A Bancroft of Hartford was appointed consulting physician at the state prison by Governor John H Trumbull, succeeding the late Dr Frederick T Simpson.
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Hartford
Harold A. Bancroft
State Prison
John H. Trumbull
Frederick T. Simpson
Society Leader Takes Glory and Delivers Little Protest
Chicago June 24 A heated flare in the League of American Pen Women over Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s honorary vice president nomination is detailed by Mrs. Henry R. Rathbone. She accuses McCormick of taking credit while doing little, citing a canceled luncheon arrangement and a paid table she covered herself.
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Chicago
Edith Rockefeller BcCormick
League of American Pen Women
Henry R. Rathbone
Rathbone
Illinois
League
Closing Exercises at Long Hill School July 24
Long Hill school held its closing exercises Wednesday at 4p m with a program including a play from Brownings Pied Piper, acts, songs, diplomas, and perfect attendance certificates signed by the governor. Graduates listed. ceremony featured class motto Always Faithful blue and gold colors and red rose. Public notices and religious and social items follow.
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Long Hill
Long Hil
Browning
Pied Piper
Louis Abbott
Mildred Kitcher
Ruth Elweod
Dorothy Zadel
Grace Washburn
Charles Cotton
Gilft
Donald Mahoney
Gyme Stohl
Matthias
Board of Education
Sylvia Stohl
Gertrude Glennon
Bessie Glennon
Catherine Glennon
Marion Ackerman
Ruth Kelly
Virginia Middlebrook
Caroline Sherwood
Lena Sciortine
Ruth Sm*en
Theresa Dudies
James Beach
Rae Canfield
Edwin Fisher
Robert Gorhdin
Thomas Kelly
Joseph Krisak
Donald Mahaney
Carl Morin
Donald Randall
Henry Watcke
Walter Zinn
Kenneth
Richard
Russell Keeton
Lois and
Ruth Abbott
Mary Kadrick
Helen Buckelew
Stanley Weaver
Ross Townsend
Lena Sciortino
Ruta Smith
Dorothy Zabel
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Huntington
Washington Lodge
Lady Martha
Monroe
St. John's Day
A Bay
Beach-Bassett
Stratfield Hotel
Banford
Beach
Arthur J. Hull
Howard
Randall
End Lrs
Loura ‘Randel
B. Burton
John French
Arthur Wheeler
George Clark
Tehua
John ‘Tt. Treadwal
Wiliam Mallett
Frank Mallett
Frances Mallett
Er Sest Jennings
Deep River
Conn
John H. Wheeler
Mary Friends
Charles Hall
Bridgeport
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Charles Bradley
St. John Colman
Simeon LaBarr
Louis Randall
Clarice Radcliffe
Emil Lackman
Rey Lucus
Linn B. Abbott
Bradley
Arthur J. Ful
Lone Hall
St. John Cotman
Methodist Church
Angie
Joan Colman
E. Duke Hunter
Alice Goddard
Emma Conselman
Brooklyn
N.Y
Blil" Conselman
Elia Cinders
Martex Exceeds Expectations as Durable Fabric Trade Item
The Martex brand is noted for exceptionally heavy quality fabric described as capable of long wear. The material measures 26 by 42 inches and stands out in durability for potential industrial or upholstery use.
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Edward J. Radier
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Henry Carlson
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