Huntington Roads To Be Improved
Huntington March 11 Special Rural residents of the first and third wards gain from the city’s purchase of a motor grader and erector. The machine promises faster, cheaper road work, year round use, and better handling on gravel or stone roads. It may cut high spots and handle mud, aiding both rural and city roads. officials praise the move as a boon to infrastructure. Influenza closures and local social notes follow, including residents visiting Kennedy, N. and a Ladies Aid meeting at the Congregational church.
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Huntington
Adelains Baldwin
Oronne
R. Leslis Baldwin
Hipton
Hanford
Wilson
Th Wilson
Mohegan Street
Walnut Tree
Parry
Clarence E. Webb
Kchola Avenue
Horace E. Saxton
Ifon
John West
M. Theo
Krueger
Lerby
Louise Wooster
Arch Street
John Bued
Edward A. Beers
Mohestreet
Perey
Easton Grange marks founding on 23th birthday
Easton March 11 special Tuesday night marks the 29th anniversary of Easton Grange organized March 9, 1897 with forty charter members. Members recall first officers, long-time meeting places, and the present hall dedicated in 1915. A birthday program featured past masters and charter members, followed by cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar G. Jennings
William Gallup
Joshua Went
Pyumaine
Elsia Ward
Flora
Louise Turney
Ceres
Sarah Galloway
Anna Roberts
Easton Center
H. Osborn
Grange
Hazel E. Sherwood
Leroy Wheeler
Mary Turney
Jesus
Dorothy Gillette
Our Grange
Alice Burren
Hattlé Mellen
Samuel B. Turney
Hattie Candee
Henry Osborn
Dlifford Gillette
Washington
J. Arthur Sherwood
J. B. Will
P. M
Willard S. Gillette
Aurel Rumam
Regina Steucek
P. Mo
Edgar L Tucker
Trumbull
Charles Lacey
Harmony Grange
Julia Kay
Raymond
Stratford Moves Toward Buying Two School Sites
Stratford Finance committee with the town school board approves negotiations to purchase two new school sites Wilcoxson avenue and Lordship while other projects include Nichols avenue and Franklin properties. Also notes meetings of North End Parent Teacher Association and moves of Rev Lily Henderson to Danbury. Stratford Legion plans Danbury meeting and local athletic plans as frost ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Stratford Town Council
Rebessary
Achont Board
Cauel
Wilcoxson Avenue
Lordship
Nichols Avenue
Franklin School
Big Bill Wadwards Named President of New Pro Football League
NEW FAIRFIELD March 11 Special Friend a hero of William I known as Big Bill Wad wards, who has a camp at Green Pond, is pleased to learn of his recent office as president of the professional football league formed by Red Grange, Egbert and George Young. Danbury visitors include Miss Cleo Ioster and Mrs. Norrig Ballard. Mrs. Carrie Waliehila fractures wrist in ice slip. Miss Harriet Peck and Miss Mamie Rowley assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fairfield
Wiliam I
Big Bill
Wadwards
Green Pond
Red” Grange
Egbert
George Young
Danoury
Norrig Ballard
Clele Ioster
Arthur Chase
R. G. Whitman and Son
Vernon
Haviland Hollow
George Benedict
Carrie Waliehila
Maml
Rowley
Harriet Peck
Dantury
Ho Clayton Pick
Arthur Dishbrow
WAKEMAN ACCUSING MAN SEEKS WARRANT AT COURT
Fairfield March 11 Special The assault charge against R Ellia Nichols of Southport was continued until Monday after he asked Prosecutor William A Kinsele to issue a warrant for Joseph A Wakeman the man he accuses Wakeman a former Yale athlete visited Nichols about a building loan and says Nichols assaulted him in self defense The case arose from a dispute in Nichols kitchen during which Wakeman says he shoved Nichols and was struck multiple times by Nichols Nichols is described as middle aged and not combat nature while Wakeman is a wiry younger man Also there is mention of a Connecticut State Board of Education of the Blind exhibition and sale at Fairfield Memorial Library on Wednesday March 17 with items made by blind Connecticut residents and staffed by a home teacher and a blind guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
R. Ellia Nichols
Southport
Joseph A. Wakeman
Wakeman
Nichols
Willian A. Kinsele
Young Wakeman
Yale
State Board of Education of the Blind
Connecticut
Stairfield Memorial Library
Misa Todd
Lorraine Berger
Bridgeport
Young People's Society of the First Church of Christ
Sherman Parsonage
John H. Grant
Kay Asted
Sherman School
Grasmere
Nichols Society Elects Officers in Village Hall
Christie heads Nichols Society as Lewis Christie is named president and Lester Nothnagle vice president with Mrs Edward Nothnagle treasurer and Miss Louise Thorp secretary. A PTA food sale occurred in the school hall led by Room No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Village Improvement Association
Lewis Christie
Lester Nothnagle
Edward Nothnagle
Edward Kingston
Louise Thorp
Gertrude Peet
Round Table
Bridgeport
Susan Curtiss Tawley
DARR
George Weed
Lester Nothinagle
With Fairchild
Myre
William Russell
Maul Thorpe
Louise Thorpe
Charten Smithson
Louis Bui
George B. McClellan
Yarn Factory Blaze in New Haven Workers Evacuate calmly
A fire at the Tr P Yarn Co on Nichol Street in New Haven damaged a cotton separating machine. About 30 girls working overhead filed out in orderly fashion and returned after the blaze. Damage estimated at 309 dollars.
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New Haven
Mar
Tha Tr. & P. Yarn Co
Nichol Street
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Easton
Chester Hull
John Kerrins
Fred Candee
Leroy Mix
Monroe
Frank Edwards
Erwin P. Edwards
Arthur Wheeler
Mary Miller
Mildred Perris
Lee M
William Jennings
Neumonia
Jennings
Center Street
Howard B. Warren
George Jennings
Easton Volunteer Fire Company
Walter Briggs
Hepburn Hospital
Ogdensburg
Earl Drew
Norwood
New York
Mildred Terris
Tabernacle
Main’ Street
iWomen
North End
Parent-Teacher Association
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Maude Curtis
Danbury
Lily Henderson
Church of the Nazarene
Barnum Avenue
T. Rosenbeck
West Avenue
American Legion
County Legion Organization
Danbury Legion
West Street
Total Tlegionaires
Red Moon
Stratford Post
Hudson-Essex
Waterford
Legion Nary
Sterling Memorial
Sterling Auditorium
First Church of Christ
E. Payson Blanchard
Redfield Toad
Christie Heads Nichols Society
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Alexander Smith
Ardsley
Axminster
Yonkers Axminster
Smith-Murray Co
Hudson Tapestry
Brussels
Axminster and Velvet
Beauvais
Neuss
Armstrong
Bachive
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