Salvation Army drive targets Milford quota at $1000
Milford forms campaign committee led by Judge J D Brown Jr to raise 1000 for the Salvation Army welfare work. Officers Taylor and Littlefield will supervise daily collections and funds go to treasurer Henry C Peck. Milton McCarthy estate and town meetings also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Sperial
Connecticut
Salvation Army
J. D. Brown
Henry C. Peck
Salvat Hon Army
AL. W. Stalnaker
Brookfield Center
First Congregational Church
William B. McCarthy
Lindens
Omar W. Platt
R. C. Stoddard
Manley J. Cheney
Lewis P. Baldwin
Lewis F. Stowe
Connecticut Oyster Farms Company
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Ylang
Milford Rotary Club
Milford Arms
Cleveland
William G. Bissell
Morton P. Tibball
George J. Smith
Bruce Young
Wiliam Ham
Books Leprosy Used In Jersey Destroyed
Newark health officials burned about 1560 instruction books from Avon avenue school where two leprosy cases were found. Valued at 2000 dollars. Authorities said contagion risk from touching the books was remote. Teachers refused to handle books once in classrooms with Hale and Frank George, the leprosy victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Avon Avenue
Hale
Frank George
Thieves Enter Fairfield Garage at Onquona Hotel
Fairfield June 26 Special The rear garage of the Onquona hotel was broken into by forcing a window and locks. A trunk from Paul Cleary of Brookline Mass was taken out and contents removed. An automobile belonging to Miss Ethel Peck was left untouched though its trunk held clothing. Items stolen include a black suit, white trousers, four shirts, 12 handkerchiefs, a Kodak, a diamond stick pin, gold cuff links, green beads, eight pairs of stockings and 29 men’s union suits.
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Fairfield
Onquona Hotel
Paul Cleary
High Street
Brook- Mae
Mass
Washington, D. C
Ethel Peck
Calvin Coolidge
Shelton Faults Old Train Schedule Debated by Chamber
Shelton residents gathered Friday at the Methodist Church to oppose ending the Boreford line on the Berkshire Mine and to press the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad for continued service despite annual financial losses. J O Halliday and F C Coley represented the railroad, promising to present the case to management while noting limited patronage justifying discontinuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Boreford Run
Berkshire
Chamber of Commerce
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
J. O. Halliday
F.C. Coley
New Haven Road
Sthelton Methodist Church
New Haven
Fairfield County
Bastford
Ciy
Fire Sweeps Millatone Brothers Furniture Store
Fire raged through the Millatone Brothers furniture store on Commun street in Lawrence Massachusetts. Dozens of residents fled their homes nearby as several firefighters were overcome during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Millatone Brothers
Commun. Street
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van Dek's
Hams Cit Sin
James van Dyk
Weetors
State Street
Lyric Theatre
Washington Market
Rex
Bones
Cottage
BACON
Chicago
State St
Cone
Hamburg
Lzize
Armour's Stars
Milford Drive
J. D. Brown, Jr
Metoaka Council
Pocahontas
Pearl Guanor
Bertha Andrews
Wenonah
Mabel Campbell
Powhatan
William Sheppherd
Bessie Schultz
Northrop
Beth Allen
Shhepherd
Florence Hagemeyer
Wampum
H. Brensinger
Winifred Cranson
Mes
H. J. Gallbrooner
Northrup
May Wigesing
Radmen’s Hall
Nelson van Horn
Milford Hospital
Charles F. Atkins
Jersey
Fairfield Garage
Borden
of Gordon
Borden 'S
Farm Products Co.Inc
Barnum
Helbig
Jetke
Sansige
Monarch
Menix
Helbig’s
Stratford Ave
Bunnell St
Prince Henry
Adams-Roth Baking Co
Lawrence Fire Wrecks Store
Mohican
Zoe
Tender Jni
Sirloin and Porterhouse
jLeg
Yearling
Lamb
Sml
Sk Veal
Popndunt
India
Ceylon
Arby Farms
Avgeise
Swift
Coyne Bros., Inc
Park Avenue
Brooklawn Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Reliable Meats
Barnum Ave
East Main Street
Stratford Avenue
Davis
Cal
Ory
All
England
Quality Stores, Inc
Bank ST
Main St
State Bt
Wood Ave
Fairfield Ave
Myrtle Beach
Netaco
Kraft Club Cheese
Louz Island
WM. Auch
State St. Noble
The
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