Milford Chautauqua to Open August 18 1921
Milford advances reveal Chautauqua week for 1921 will run August 18 to August 4. Dr Russell H Conwell headlines a lecture on Heres of Diamonds with seven Jevous Days programs including The Bohemian Girl and Nothing But the Truth. The Milford Chautauqua association lists officers and plans for a big season with dramatic and musical features and committees to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford Chautauqua
Russell H. Conwell
Conwell
Dismonds
Europe
Asia
Africa
Milford Chautaqua Association
Freda M. Chase
Misa Elmnore
Hawking
Henry C. Peck
Julia Marsh
Helen Hannibal
Bridgeport
Esther Cox
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Devon ;Child Welfare Association
Devon
H. J. Mathewson
Mathewson
Mohawk
Litchfield
Milfora
Mra
Harry Merwin
Willow Pond
K. Morris
A. Downs
Milford Police Department
Judee Brown
Kenneth P. Burgess
New York
Burgess
Morris Gest
Bradley Martin
Newport
Bennett
Waterbury
Bayview
Astso
Effery
Hathaway
Everett
Mass
W. J. Phillips
Moses Boothby
Ty Clerk
R. J. Dixon
Fourth of July plans and local visits at Laurel Beach
A Walnut Beach report notes the Rivly Club on RivercHi ft planning a Fourth of July celebration with riverbank events. Social notes list residents and visitors including Jui James Doolin injured by a dog on the Bridgeport Turnpike, and numerous summer guests at Laurel Beach cottages in Wat, New Haven, Waterbury, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walxup
James Doolin
Iast
Broadway
Sridgeport
Rivly Club
RivercHift
Hugh Burns
Naugatuck
George Middleton
Troy
X. Y
James Hodson
Waterloo
Krank Pepe
Laurel Beach
Thamaa McHigott
Wat
Bhi
Case Oon
Third Avenue
Laurel Portland
George Torupp
Julia Beach
Hubert Wagan
Ast Broadway
Grave Sweeney
Mary Sullivan
Seymour
Azure Cottage
Nora Walker
South Blandhter
Maple Avenue
Edward Blaberty
Apigonia
Larkin
Furt Trumbull Beach
John J. ¢. Brien
John P. Lyons
Katherine O'Brien
Helen Pye
Poughxeengie
Howard P. Fisher
Henry Picard
Baker
Hoffman and Cons
New York
John J. Sullivan Thomas
Baby Doll Thams Jailed in New York for Year
Willan Thames alias Baby Doll once ran a Water Street establishment in Binghamton. He faced a bounty court verdict and was sentenced in New York County. Reports say he caused trouble as proprietor of the Roosevelt Hotel and issued threats to police. Officials allege he attempted to influence votes in Binghamton and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Thames
Baby Doll
Water Street
Binghamton
S. C
Cormninn
New York County
Benjamin Bak J Thomas
T Roosevelt Hotel
Thomas
Bridgeport
Stratford News Notes and Local Announcements
Stratford items list graduates and employment, a quiet wedding, hospital and homebound updates, property transfers, an annual Delphian outing, and obituaries. Mentions include Irving Bennett, Captain Charles Waxceley, Miss Marguerite Thompson, Carliers Bridgeport, Edwin Hall, and Rose Gertrude Burns. Also notes a Stratford Delphian Society outing at the Ge Adama house tonic avenue and funeral services for Rose Gertrude Burns and John Conroy.
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Nue
Charles Waxceley
Breidgeport Hospital
Iles E. Thorpe
Bridgeport
Henry Judson
Elm Street
Robert Barnes
Broadbridge
Syracuse
Marguerite Thompson
California
Carliers Bridgeport
A. F. Chantserlain oMlciating
Thompson
Bridgeport Trust Company
Grasse
Teller
Edwin Hall
Exeter i. SS. H
Fkiane
J Frost Wit
BR. A. Sknapp
Park Street
Stratford Delphian Society
West Avenue
St. James Church
Pera
St. Michael's Cemeery
Milford couple celebrate birth of son
Milford June and Mrs. Stanley H Clark rejoice over the arrival of a son born at their West Main Street home early this morning. Mr Clark serves as president of the police commissioners board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
June
Stanley H. Clark
West Main Street
Clark
Board of Police Commissioners
Philip Troup to Speak Here July 4
Philip Troup postmaster of New Haven will headline a patriotic Fourth of July mass meeting at Beardsley Park. The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces the program as an old-fashioned Fourth with modern touches. Co sponsors include the Board of Education Catholic Community House W C T U and the State Trade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Troup
New Haven
Beardsley Park
Chamber of Commerce
Messize
Board of Education
Catholic Com_munity house
W. C. T. U. Pulette
Baby Injured by Car Near Hancock Avenue Home
An eighteen month old girl named Alary Wind was struck by a slowly moving car outside a garage at 123 Hancock Avenue. She sustained facial contusions and was treated at the Emergency Hospital by Dr. J F Walsh. Doctors say injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alary Wind
Hancock Avenue
J. F. Walsh
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Epworth Learte
Epworth
Frederick C. Gorham
Milford High School
Milford Preparatory School
Kendall Edgerly
Oscar Edgerly
George Dugan
Myrtle Teach
Town Hall
Mondsey
H. ¥. Putney
Jessie Rose
Jessie Burweil
Walnut Beach
N. Y
Stratford
Huntington
Nolo
Irving Bennett
Alva
Lobdel
Yale Beanett
InLford
Hoadley
Wariwick Avenue
Ilness
Bridgeport ‘Trust Company
3Oenday
Baturday
Yearland
Christopher Eght
Madden
Amer
Chain
Venmipany
General Electric
Husham
Nix
Poli’s
Wovarnes
Hugh J. Koenig
Mer. Rockwell & Co
Main 5 St
Elm
Bridgepo
HANKE
Cannon ST
Jersey
Stanley Ferrostat
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
Jacoby’s
Broad St
Post
Meat Department
Bridgeport Public Market
Branch State and
Hank Sts
East Main ST
Holmes & Edwards
Himes
Ree
Educator
Enucator
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
P. O. Arcade
Conn
Wissner
Main St
Nothnngle
Ein St
Lustig’s
Lustig’s Millinery
Boston— Household Supply Co
Poli
Surprise
Lee
Lee Bros. Furniture Co
Besse System Store
Children’s Clothing
Foster-Bess’ Co
Bank
Sesusaer
Neuss & Vaughn
State and
Broad Streets
Catiela
Cresses
Nirdlinger’s
State 57
Alling Rubber CO
Fairfield Ave