Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Listing
Births record several new children with parents and addresses including James and Helen Thibodeau at 591 East Main Street and a son born March 1, Thomas and Margaret RicCarbhy at Way 1 Central Avenue with a daughter due March 2, George and Annie Sellar at Ba Hollister Avenue with a son on March 1, Samuel and Lena Worefock at 325 Howard Avenue with a son born February 27, Andrew and Sarah Huntington at Center Street Fairfield with a daughter born March 4. The marriages section notes Giovanni Racatbote age twenty four of 374 Putnam Street and Rose Napell age nineteen of 72 Hallett Street.
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James
Helen Thibodeau
East Main Street
Thomas
Margaret RicCarbhy
Central Avenue
George and
Annie Sellar
Hollister Avenue
Samuel and
Lena Worefock
Howard Avenue
Andrew and
Sarah Huntington
Center Street
Fairfield
Giovanni Racatbote
Putnam Street
Rose Napell
Hallett Stre
New Teeth Offer Pain Free Extractions With X Ray
Tooth extraction fears fade with nitrous oxide and oxygen during dental work. The ad highlights painless removal of old teeth and diseased roots, free examination, and low fillings and full artificial sets starting at $1.00 to $10.00.
Marriage law talk by prison worker at Fairfield
William G. Baxter of the State Prison Association urged tightening marriage laws to curb criminality at a Fairfield meeting. He linked broken homes and rising divorces to juvenile crime, urged supervision for released prisoners, and cited Taft’s criticism of criminal law administration. Baxter, a Lantern slide speaker from the International Prison Congress, spoke at Camp’s Farm in Black Rock before 47 men.
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Firth
United States
Baxter
Taft
Fairfied
Landen
St. Patrick
Attendance day awards prize to Sidney Maycuse
The event awarded a mechanical pencil valued at 1 percent by EY Willameon. Sidney Maycuse won the prize and must claim it next week. William H. Donaldson, chairman of the membership committee, urged all men to clear fuel arrears to make room for more active members.
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EY. Willameon
Sidney Maycuse
William H. Donaldson
Danbury's Three Oldest Teachers to Quit the Year
Danbury plans to retire its three longest-serving educators at the end of the current school year. Principal George D. Northrop, Mrs. Elizabeth Field, and Miss Dora Osborn have each taught for decades, with Osborn holding a 57 year span in the Danbury schools.
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Danbury
Actuat Board
Ai Ita
Ceorge D. Northrop
New Street School
Wilzabeth Field
Dora Osborn
Anlual
Mach
Miss Osborn
Northrop
Reid
Northrop Taugh
Brookfield
Great Plain
White Street
Meeker
Migs. Osborn
Old South Street School
New Street
Baimtorth Avenue
Woelub-Haig
W. H
Stratford
Reput 9A
Denbury
Bridgeport High School Stages One Act Plays Tonight
The Bridgeport High School stages its third annual one act play festival tonight with student authors, actors, and crews presenting a series of short works. Judges from Yale and other drama experts will select the best, with a New York theatre party prize awarded to the author. Delegations from across the state attend, and a Sunday performance features guest speakers and a packed audience.
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Bridgeport
New York
Aise Lin
Arthur Gaesen
Covington Mulleton
Hortenss Moorfessor Thaker
Yale Dramatic School
Little Theatre League
CUCULAIN OF ERIN. Albert Coles presents Irish tale on stage
The program lists Albert Leonard Coles as director and designer for a production of Cú Chulainn of Erin set in a castle in Ulster Ireland. The cast includes Beatrice Jaegerman Mildred Elsworth Muriel Burn and Anna Ryan among others with a Russian dance prior to the Irish play in the evening performance.
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Barnatt Shapiro
Marion
Irving Gerring
Robert
Burtantalian Hoberman
Bernice Humphrey
Beatrice Kata
Aaton Builerd
Abert Coles
Marion Gorbelew
Marjory Birnbaum
Jamin Ft
Moscovits
Mondel
Lillian Tieberman
William Meaney
Ronald Mackenzie
Ted Bronson
Stanley Colla
Cornea
Fitzgibbon
Iian Hoberman
Margaret Crowley
Ruth Rock
William Sherman Pryor
Mildred Schupick
Doris Cohen
Isadore Brustein
Paasant Cottage
Galicia
Rusala
Rogsema Jusipin
Helen M. Tietjens
Ormond Williams Bultetng
Edward Relyer
Lee Wallace
R. F. Greister
Properties
Vaughn Dee
Lena Mal Jay
Desimer
Inez
Zagno
Thomas Jeddrick
Jimmyng
Mildred Z Mayne
Harmon Strauss
Harrington
Gabrielle
Francois - Antoine
M. la Foret
Jean
Hermadiam, Pasquerila
Jack Lindsey
Fred Chase
Henry Doler Leah
Ruth Moore
Edward Hall
Lyons
Albert Leonard Coles
Adeline Kinder
Wigan
Gill’ O'Neil
Ira Elprin
Beatrice Jaegerman
Mildred Elsworth
Anna Ryan
Deslan
Muriel Burn
Athel Nestor
Dorothy Sweet
Lene Lorene
Ruth Chamberlain
Anna Rye
Anna Rapepnrt
Isisabeth
Mary J
Gertrude Schaft
Her Fitzgerald
Awapag
Maisy Shortine Jochesis
Millicent Atkins
Minnie Weiner Evier
Murenret
Charles O'N
Ulster
Ireland
Cuenlain
Albert Coles
Deep Sea Ocean-O Tonic Promises Nervous System Relief
An advertisement touts Ocean-O deep sea water concentrate as a natural tonic to calm fretful nerves and improve sleep. It claims vital mineral elements reach the bloodstream, strengthening nerves, with testimonials of neuritis, neuralgia, and headaches eased without drugs. If ineffective, money back. Retailers listed in Philadelphia and New York stores.
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Hindile
State St
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