Town Crier edition by Westport artists sells out
Westport sees complete edition of The Town Crier town souvenir written and illustrated by Westport women ward groups. Proceeds benefit the Milly Bulvar Scholarship fund. The volume features team prizes, performances, and signatures from local coordinators and contributors.
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Westport
Specia
Womens
Gion
Bridgeport
New York
Vasa
Nellie Adams
Marion Bik
John Sherwood
George Jennings
Olive
Hayward de Tam Hosessa
Mer Ing
Johnson
Edwin Starbuck
Stanley Jennings
Vera Mary Simpser
Thad Cpper
Brotay Adama
Matgueriie
Georges Tennings
Olive Ruff
Katherine Kellan
Father Johnson
Katherine Vic Cormick
Marion Silklobe Sherwood
Leroy Starbuck
George A Mendricks
Rose Coyle
Howard Brubaker
Greans Farms
Natena
Baker
Edward
Helen M Perr
Edward Birge
Osea Howard Witan
Meadline
George Wright
Willian
Sammi
Hamre
Rale
MacDorall
Robe T .Eibdin
Henry
Sherwood Harry Morgan
Wilton Pupils Mark Attendance Amid School Notes
Attendance records are highlighted for Wilton students including Mabel Post and Helen Crodfies with mention of June services and local doctors. The report notes regional appointments, university visits, and adjustments to the Hartford train schedule affecting Cane Cod travel and Zion church activities.
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Wilton Tare
Ming Mabel Post
Helen
Frience
Bae Law
Mugutalt
Dier
Ademeon
Geeriude Whitch
Stratford Plans Parking Rules At Center
Stratford June 29 Social Fnactment of a new parking ordinance discussed to ease traffic congestion in Stratford Center. Motorists would park in rear lots or side streets to keep Center thoroughfares clear on busy Saturday nights. Merchants report customers cannot pass parked cars, leading to lost sales. The plan includes utilizing rear Sammons property lot and Linden avenue improvements to drain water and reduce mud holes. Engagements announced for Esther Danekind, Hanley Meachen, and a summer Bible school opening July 6 at the Congregational Church parsonage with programs for children from multiple denominations.
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Stratford
Stratford Center
Stratford Witage
Frank Laminus
Peatle
Han
Linden Avenue
Prade
Tames Lally
Main Street
Stratford Bowling
Veara
Waln Street
Frgngement
Esther Danekind
Hanley Meachen
Charlotta
Weachen
Elm Street
Astoria Street
Bridgeport
Danehinds
Chese
Mra C Hlackham
Josephine Blackham
Nobert Sherman
Wenlell Holmes
William Arnold
Herman Fusebrink
Rector to Succeed Dr Thompson at Christ Church Greenwich
Special to Greenwich reports Rex Frederick Budlorg St 1D is chosen to succeed Rev Dr Mo George Thompson as rector of Christ Episcopal Church. Dr Budlons accepts the call and will take the rectorship October 1 19 . Dr Thompson retires as emeritus and plans a trip to England around July 3. In the interim between July 1 and October 1 Rev E Athens, who has officiated in Thompson's absence, will be in charge.
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Greenwich
Christ Episcopal Church
Rex Prederick
Church of the Ascension
Pittsburgh
Mo George Thompson
Budlonshaa
Thompson
England
Athens
Thomp
Huntington Fish and Game Club First Outing Planned
The Huntington Fish and Game Club will hold its first annual outing on Saturday from 8 in the morning at Judson Street grounds. The program includes trapshooting, casting tournaments, horseshoes, pitching, and events for women and men. About 100 women are members and organizers expect 20 clubs from this state to attend. Prizes donated by Bridgeport and nearby towns will be awarded for various events.
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Huntingdon
Hinttington Fish and Gane Club
WEL
Judson Wreet Huntington
Ofa
Massila
Aft-Thorn
Bridgeport Derbishiren
Cod Lynch
Hors Bahner
Evertinwent
George Roht
Sevetal
Link Hinks
Witham Walsh
Jain Roatie
William Crook
Hesteter
Abratt
Alfred Lynch
Leon Silvester
Lester Brown
Mermabers Tlans
Ni Hos
Shelion
Memorial Chapter House
Milford Public Health Association
Chapter
Boart
Milford
Adock
C AC
Bridgeport
Cor Wright Tay
de- Molay
Whitham
Mirtle Beach
Foworth League of the
Mary Tayior McTchurch
Sie Eed
Raymond Gordon
Becaus
Oswago N xX
Chemical Company
No & of Weoodmont
Pembroke Grands
Woodmont
Ine Wan
Forries
Robert Dixon
Gene Il
Lew Haven
Stamford
Stratford
Norwalk
Stones Chave Westport
Sumiday
Walter Gould
Wanut Street
Bristol
John Bush
Pye
Milford Hay
Baor
Noth Atest
Dora Whiting
New York
Wileard
Easton Folk at Monroe Carnival
Easton folks attend Monroe carnival with many names listed among guests and families. The report notes attendees including Wheeler, Sheracod, Lorraine Meo, Harry Techaism, Francis, B Tm herson, Mang Wrs Athair Pash, and others visiting relatives and hosts at the event.
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Easton Folk
Monroe
Yaston Fine
Wee Mii
Merv Leroy Wheeler
Agn Wheeer
Sheracod
Mro
Vrs
Bara Seeter
Lorraine Meo
Harry Techaism
Crancis
Mia
Herson Mang
Athair Pash
Wy Bush
Edward Kret Pasmon
Kant Howard Antrews
Willard
Doete Arnon
Henry Tutkec
Milton Wwttinles
Bridgeport
Tess. Wheeer
Bo Smith
Nelsny
Dekesen
Nel Hansen
Niagara
Eads
New York
Ha Trents Moat
7Lmer
Aedes
Enertyne
Ing
Teteer Krom
Dauge
Eri Rote
Maoard
Ira Jesse Wood
Hkr Oovaon
No Iissen
Ney Milford
Carenare
Bo Antrewa
Sherwood Sas
Sanday
Brox P
Pedding
Phila T Platt
En Favront
Vere Lon
Sherwood
Miso
Gillatte
Stamford Laws Conflict Sparks Fireworks Debate
An unclear report notes a conflict between Stamford town and city ordinances over fireworks. A line item mentions an order to regulate explosive displays near a property boundary, with references to town officials and a fireworks permit process.
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Stamford
Derby Church Wedding Fills Local Church
Miss Mary Virginia De Pradik Joughter of Derby wed Bernard Branes Metlynes at St Marva church in a ceremony conducted by Rev Ft Fo bir eerald J 1) The church was crowded with friends relatives and notable locals The reception followed at the bride’s home before an extended trip to New Hampshire and Vermont The groom’s party included Francia Thomas Farley and Rosemary McGivne with Olga A Decade of New Brighton and Alice Hineskeec Philadelphia among guests The bride wore a white satin gown with tulle veil and carried yellow roses The couple will reside in New York where the bride is an executive at Consolidated Gas.
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Dlock
St Marva Church
Mary Virginia de Pradik
Katherine Aa
Tod Tacoline Street
Mar Wei Bernard Branes
Metlynes Sead
Anna WeGivney
Hawthaing Avenue
Bireerald
The
Chines
New York
Metar
Beekshill
Vrrtin Peleck
Na Allie Peeck
Alice Hineskeec
Olga
New Brighton
New Bik
Ming Rosemary McGivne
Francia Thomas Farley
Derby
Vale
Orra Atve
Hampshire
Reckless Driving Case Continued in Stamford
In Stamford June 29 special report the charge against Charles Turner a 14 year old is continued for negligent operation of an automobile causing loss of life and a driving incident tied to the death of Eugene H Clark of Sound Beach 208. Prosecutor Max Spelke presented the case while Coroner John J Phelan exonerated the youth. Former Prosecuting Attorney Matthew H fkkenealy argued a motion claiming the warrant omitted the words willful and gross negligence.
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Stamford
Charles Turner
Lfe
Mugene H Clark
Sound Beach
Turner
Junge
Iir
Max Spelke
John J Phelan
Clark Q
Matthew H Fkkenealy
Trolleymen of City Rejected Company Offer
Bridgeport tradesmen rejected the Connecticut companys offer by a large majority. The dispute centers on increased pay and standard working hours with current wages from 46 7 60 to 60 cents per hour. A conference in New Haven is planned with three arbitrators. If the company refuses arbitration a strike could follow. The trolley men favor a fixed nine to eleven hour workday and a uniform schedule for all. The joint conference board chairman from Hartford will likely call arbitration at request of the company president. The trolleymen meet at the OWL clubrooms tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Coneecticut
Robert EF Wall
Proposil
New Haven
Tralleymen
Woking
Joint Conference Board
O.neera
Hartford
John K Punderford
Two Injured in Shelton Crash
A morning automobile collision in front of the Oates Brothers warehouse injured two people. Leon Clark of Derby drove a tenring auto with Ravmeeda King of Seymour, striking a truck backed into the warehouse drive, throwing both occupants. King suffered a deep leg cut and later required stitches at Griffin Hospital. Clark faced reckless driving charges in City Court, with a next hearing scheduled.
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Shelton Tune
Oates Brothers
Leon Clark
Derby
Ravmeeda King
Seymour
King
Griffin Hospital
Clark
AL St Josey
Emily DP
Abuto
Wik
John Dai
Shelton
Herole Batchelor
Prilgport Nu
Mise Rose D Aiuto
Arthur Bouvier
Etherport
Park Commission Visits in Danbury
Danbury's park and forest commission hosted members of the state parks board on Thursday. Guests toured Sugar Hollow and Hotel Green and dined with local officials, as Charles Taylor was honored for a fourth prize in a national contest.
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Siw Daikrmitld
Clarissa Neving
Ained Membherd
Threst
Ani
Qart
Herman EH Chapman
New Haven
John G Cilhoun
Cornwall
Walter Oley
Arthur B Parker
Albert Turnerfield
Hartford
Adambake
Danbury
Ani Herhel Wan
Mletii Light Company
Charles Taylor
Kamuel Kraur
Charles Henne
Tayjor
Milford D A R Plans Picnic and Public Events
Milford chapter of the D A R will hold an outing at The Pines on July 2 with a 230 PM start. A program includes Dr J E Sunderland talk, essay reading by Elizabeth Kinney, prize announcements rescheduled to September, and a summer roll call of quotations.
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Milford
Sperial
Freerose Baldwin Stow
New York
Berause
Isy Mars
Elizabeth Kinney
Milford High School
Miss Kinney
Library
Neelich
Winthrop A Smith
Newton S Hawkins
Stratford
West Indies
Charge Against Faiman Dismissed in Chicago Case
A Chicago judge dismissed the case against Faiman after a state attorney recommendation. The charges related to the earlier death erasure involving co-defendant William Darl Shepherd were stricken, following acquittal of Shepherd last week.
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Chicago
Locke Ten
William Darl
Shepherd
Willam Wetaee
Thomas J Lynch
Trowe
Four Are Struck by Autos and Man Hurt
Four people were struck by autos near Keith and Maison avenues yesterday. Andrew Grinnell, 1288 North Avenue, suffered a dislocated thumb, knee and hip injuries and a lip abrasion after stepping into the street. taken to Temergem Hospital then to St Vincente. Mrs Tattie Walker, 120 South Avenue, was hit by a car driven by West near Main and State. she was examined at Hinile drug store with no injuries found. John Banfico, 87 Tim Street, was run down by Charles Doherty on Lower Fairfield Avenue. taken to Finegene Hospital with minor injuries. Corella Tlannsik, 253 Halett Street, sustained forehead contusions after being struck while crossing the street. no police report available late night.
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Lou
Dueg
Cis
St Vincente
Tattie Walker
South Avenue 1
Qim
J West
Lafayette Strent
Main
State Streets
Earh
Hinile Drug Store
West Toll
Barker
Ghled
John Banfaco
Tim Street
Charles Doherty
New Haven
Fairfield Avenue
Doherty
Gene
Halett Street
Long Hill Firemen Plan Carnival in Woodbridge Area
Local firemen in Long Hill organize a community carnival and funeral-related events with gate setups at homes on Sylvain Avenue Woodbridge. residents include Mrs Ras Pueas and Mr Foot Wildman hosting relatives. Emma Sherman, Dorothy Seeley, Merwin Johnson, and Marian Johnson visit neighbors as events unfold.
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Sylvain Avenue Iidgeport
Sim Hellyaaes
Stanley Tsaice
Bode
Mint
Wistis Demir
Mies Viola Sutherland Moos
Wale Er Hawley
Randal
Ratdail
Ray Tay
Branes
Mallett
Foot Wildman
Woodbridge
Emma Sherman
Visa
Doothy Seeley
Merwin Johnson
Marian Johnson
Monroe
Earthquake Shocks Persist Three Hours in California
Georgetown seismograph records show continued tremors for about three hours after the June 14 quake. Father Tandore, in charge, notes a very pronounced vertical earth movement with minimal horizontal shift. The epicenter location remains unclear though instruments indicate a quake of unusual strength.
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Washington
Haaster
Shocks in Southern California Probed by Experts
Reports from engineers and seismologists discuss earthquakes in Southern California and a theory that shocks occur in spasms or groups. Officials say recent quakes offer lessons for preparedness and public education, with emphasis on rapid response and structural resilience.
Move to Censure Baldwin Beaten Debate in Commons
The House of Commons debate on a motion to censure Baldwin ends with the government insisting unemployment relief failed under both the current and previous administrations. The motion inches toward a formal vote as unemployment worsens and no clear remedy is offered.
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Baldwin
Labor
Police Board Hesitates on Officer Conduct Charge
The discipline committee of the police board held a closed hearing last night for Sergeant Albert F Watts and Special Officer John Sheehan on conduct unbecoming an officer. Attorney David Goldstein led witnesses including Dr Nathan Tolk and T H Corbit Bridgenert, with Watts and Sheehan presenting their own accounts. The board will announce its decision at the next meeting, Commissioner Frank D Anderson said.
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No Leenson
Albert F Watts
John Sheehan
Orney
David Goldstein
Watts
Nathan Tolk
James Kelly
Stratford and
Hough Avenues
Guldstein
Sheehan
T. H Corbit Bridgenert
Red Cross Aids Stricken Santa Barbara Area
Washington June 1 AP The National Headquarters of the American Red Cross and Army Navy facilities were opened tonight to aid Santa Barbara earthquake victims. An emergency appropriation for relief work was authorized as reports arrive. The War and Navy departments coordinated rapid relief, with General Mencher in the Ninth Corps area ordered to assist and messages dispatched to regional commanders authorizing action.
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Washington
Army and Navy
American Red Cross
Santa Barbara
Red Gioas
Wural
Davis
Mayo
Charles Po Menther
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Santa Banda
Messize
Ahn Tegulanons
Geicral Mencher
Bu Ho
Nav Department
Hleventh
Nava Distris
San Diego
Fisanisco
Turmoil in London as Kurdish uprising trials unfold
Report from Te Arbekir notes Sheik, head of the lites, reporting trials tied to Turkish government forces. About 27 percent of principal tenants face sentencing for actions tied to Kurdish unrest. Twenty four outlets charged with similar offenses are acquitted.
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London
Sheik
Lites
Tukey
An 234
Liquor Sellers Fined in Stamford
June 29 Special found guilty of obtaining alcohol. James Larusso and Richard Lind, both of Pacific Street, were fined $200 each and sentenced to 19 days in jail. Judge Samuel Young suspended the jail term for Larusso and noted willingness to license. Both first offenders. Larusso has eight children. Charge: sale of five gallons of alcohol.
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Stamford
James Larusso
Richard Lindshut
Pacific Street
Dava
Tudsge
Samuel Youn Titge
Young
Larusso
Roth
New Reading Club Enrolls 59 for Summer Months
Westport reports the Vacation Reading club for Jul and Aug for junior high students begins with 59 registrations. Members must read 36 books in two months and write brief reports to rate. The best reviewer wins a prize. meetings conclude with reviews and awards on the last Friday in August.
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Westport
Junor High School
Graces Cheater Baker
John Baker
Thomas Ball
Mary Baynham
Mewh Burns
Charlea Brooks
Dorothy Bukles
Burr Bulkley
Bessie Carussone
Aurora Castigna
Charles R Chamberlin
Burton Crofut
Allen Downe
Edmund Duffy
Freq
Ellasan
Clara E Fillow
Anna Gateweter
Estella Green
Ralph Green
Charles Hall
Lilian Holzheausen
Grace Winepur
Loris Wood Ralkh Woodson
Nellie Zlobro
Attore Nev
Harry Rotherwood
John F Gedillot
New England
New York
Canada
Joesep
Adams
Godile Lot
Mraof & Richardson
Long Lolt Road
New York City
Ing
Fureye
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Game Club
Huntington
Samar
Wall
Park Commission
D.A.R
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Faiman
Long Hill Firemen
Alifornia Ghaka
Etiata
Tandore
Buslon
Southern California
Waa
Earthatrike
Rartiauihe
United States
Simeron
Miley
Seis Lordtad Sociagy
Amerit
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Dapin
Telao
Reneite
Sante Burhans
Goldstein
RED Cross
TRKS
NEW Reading Club
Westport Library
Androscoggin Wayne
Maine
Dinah
Thatcher Company
Formarty Thatcher Farnece Co
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