Fairfield Work Begins on Removing Triangle Pavement
Fairfield March 17 Work starts to remove the triangle at Grasmere entrance as town meeting approved earlier. Delays in felling trees by officials delayed the project and local officials explain the plan. The removal follows the central avenue along Mast Road with motorists asked to use alternative routes. The Graxmese improvement committee notes residents favored eliminating the triangle. The Girl Reserves of First Church of Christ meet tomorrow with junior high at 4 and senior at 7 30. The Ludlowe High basketball team will miss the Storrs tournament due to a rating change based on registration figures. A hearing on March 24 in Hartford will address trolley tracks removal from Post Road to Fairfield Center and the town remains divided on the issue.
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Paurfield
Liege
Grasmere
Gras- Dieta
Jina Sapeciser
Crak
Frederics Hae
Sirysiere Avenue
Mast Road
First Church of Christ
Ludlowe
Storrs
Feirfield Pruidents
Hart- Gord
Breasut
Ash Creek
Fairfield Center
Bret’vais Fayer
Keep
Fréd Candee
Raymond
Bernice
Erwin Edwards
Hildah Hasler
Millen McCauley
Bridgeport
Miss Fogey Collie
Fairfield
William McCauley
Airs
Erwin Widwards
Milton Porter
Elaine Susan
Bridgeport Hospital
Jease Tee M. KE
Wiliam KE
Charles Mills
Myrs. W. iLoper
Jessa Lee A. 2
H. B. Warren
Maglc
Verne W. lLoper
MM. Tc. E. Dlckerson
Christian Sprandel
Walter Briggs
William L. Loper
Arthur Bush
Ernest C. Williams
Edward
Wiliams
Oxford Center
Taston
Amelia E. Woodin
Sharon
Oxford
Fred Marsh
Dorothy
Charles 9 Carr
Congregational Church
Rrof
Strout
Easton Volunteer Fire Company
Prims
Alexander Maunier
Elsie Mannier
Harold Steeven
Mise Ruth Maunier
Stratfield
Frank Dropps
Arthur Hudson
Stratford
Marilir i Curtiss
Nichols
Stanley Ebbins
John
Mellen
Misa Runice Mellen
Wrane
Edward S. Williams
Local hearing on contentious question discussed amid unrest
Vague remarks indicate strong agitation on both sides as a hearing looms, with expectations of a stormy session. The brief notes hint at heated debate and potential clashes over the issue at hand.
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Brolses Teache
Newtown Men Honor Church Talk and Local Teens
The Newtown men attended a Congregational church meeting hosted by Rev G Herbert Ekins. Leonard M. Johnson of the Bartlett Tree Paper Co spoke on trees and William Perrys entertained with stories. Meanwhile local boys’ basketball teams from Hamilton High and Storrs prep faced Cubs and Florida players, ending the season with a strong average before a Connecticut Agricultural College showdown at Storrs.
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Newtown
Mareh
Isprciaty
Congregational Church
G Herbert Ekins
On Aregional
Jom
Leonard M. Johnson
Bartlett Tree Raper Company
Willian Perrys
Vno
Nia Menthe
Martin J. Bharrigan
Cubs
Florida
Hantes High School
Datefield Ugh School
Storrs
Connecticut Agricitural College
Meek of Naugatuck awardees return from New York trip
The Meek of Naugatuck awardees returned from a week in New York City and performed last night at Devon A hall under St Anns church building fund committee auspices to an audience that filled the house. The Colonial Sunshine club plans its next meeting at Mrs Ambrose Dyer’s home on Naugatuck avenue Friday afternoon March 25.
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Devon
Naugatuck
New York City
Building Fund
St. Anns Church
Devon A. Hall
Colonial Sunshine Club
Ambrose Dyer
Naugatuck Avenue
Laura Collis
Willam
Collins
Steinford
Milton Taylor
Lenox Avenue
Mary Nehan
St. John’s Hospital
I Tl
Ation
Spring Street
Victor Swailer
Bridgeport
Rivercliff
Arthur Oldrosd
Stratford River Ice Thaws Early Spring Breakup Report
Ice flows down the Housatonic toward the Sound as a gradual thaw reduces jams. Boat owners prep early launch with work on craft while Stratford joins in civic efforts, including yard work, dances, bans on bottle dumping, and pest control drives.
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Housatonic
Vominssin
Broad Street
Masquerade and Dance Planned by Long Hill Club
Long Hill Community club met at the Firehouse to plan a Masquerade and Bubble Dance on Easter Monday night April 18. Invitations will be issued. Members and guests from Derby and surrounding areas attended, with a birthday surprise for Miss Anna Sherwood and updates on local residents and events.
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Long Hull
Clifford L. Powe
Derby
Samuel CG
Seeley
Tashua
Long Hill
Ray Lucas
George Griffin
John Mahoney
Herbet Walker
Walter Hawley
William Shepherd
Carrie Walker
Lawrence Sherman
George Davidson
Banford S. Beach
Herbert Walker
Frank Wheeler
New Haven Avenue
Anna Sherwoo
Central Office
Miss Sherwood
Iva Lincoln
Eleanor
Dorothy Lincoln
Robert Heid
Fairfield
Steve Tomack
Long Hi
Arethur LePanne
Leonart
William Griffin
Brigeport
Wilfred Dupond
Edmond
Erwin Kant
Roger Beardsley
Theodore Beardsly
Dorothy Beardsley
Anna
Katherine Gabor
George Gaber
Caroline Pultz
Emma
Caroline Sherwood
Andie
Everett
Oliver Sherwood
Ethel Perry
Minnie Slanton
Glenbrook
Bridgeport Hospital
Clarence Waurth
Bridgeport
Samuel Isaacs
John T. Treadwell
Stratfield Hotel
Roger Beardsies
Congress High School
Mir Rater
Dorothy
Mary Dupond
Blanche Peter
George H. Griffin
Richard Schmidt
Maple Top Farm
Misa Anna Schmidt
Arthur Staples
Easton
Miss Schmidt
Bridgeport High School
Holmes and Edwards Silver v. Bridgeport
Eastern Star of
Monroe
BE. Y. P. Snevety
Als
Hydraulic Water Company
Community Auction At White Hills For Fire Ladies Aid
A sale will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 for the Monroe Fire Department Ladies Aid. Mrs Hunice Seslelia spends time with granddaughter Mrs Raphael Evans of Leng Hil. An auction at the farm of Mere Otharles Olmen in White Hills by Edwards S Beardsley features cows and farming tools from Walter Buffall whose lease ends in April. Mr and Mrs George Jacot and Mrs Kimer Scarp attended recent events with Mrs Kimer Scarp.
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Monroe
Elnek
Hunice Sesleia
Iaphael Evens
Mere Otharles Olmen
White Hills
Edwards S. Beardsley
Walter Buffall
George Jacot
Milfard
Kimer Scarp
Easton Bride and Community Events Highlight March
Miss Ann Amele Ruman wed Clarence Logan in Whitton officiated by Rev Fred Bunker. The couple plans a Boston residence after a Hone yspot teacher and a local worker. Easton groups host banquets, dances, plays, and church events through March 19 24 with multiple committee roles and rehearsals in Lee M E church.
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Boston
Abs. Logan
Honeyspot
Stratford
Logan
Roman Brothers
Young Men's Bible
Jesse Lee MM. Schutchen
Wollard RK. Warren
Verne Wooper
Clarence A. Jennings
C. J. Dickerson
Christian Sprandel
Walter Briges
Epworth League
Lee M. EF
Arthur Hush
Grange Hall
Easton Grange
Robert Maquat
Martin Stencek
Francis Melton
Regina Stencek
Florce Kay
Inspectors Complete Duties in Trumbull
In Trumbull special inspectors of the Bureau of Entomology have finished tree inspections here and moved to Long Hill to continue duties. The group includes Walter May Lawrence Maas Eugene Sawyer Raymond Hill Ralph Berrup Anthony Jillietaz Bete Kurzana. They stayed at A. A. Milne during their Trumbull visit.
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Trumbule
Mareth
Bureau of Etomology
U. CA
Long Hill
Walter May
Lawrence
Maas
Eugene Sawyer
Dover
Raymond Hill
Montpelier
Ralph Berrup
West Charlsaton
Anthony Jillietaz
Bar Harbor
Bete Kurzana
Warren
R. J
A.A Milne
Trambutl
Horse Replaces Auto On Monroe Roads
Monroe March 17 Special The horse resumes duty as thawed roads make autos useless. Children ride to school by horse and wagon while buggies return to use. Cars are stuck in mud, wreckers needed to free vehicles.
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Monroh
Monroe
Sheda
Harna
Penalty Forced for Late Income Tax Returns
Government imposes a 25 percent penalty on at least ten taxpayers who filed after the March 15 deadline. A last day rush to file before the cutoff left many citizens scrambling as officials began formal procedures.
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Focal Office
Ita
Courtright Estate Probate Leaves $7,000 Asset
Theodore Courtright died February 24 and his will was accepted for probate by Probate Judge Frederic A. Bartlett. The estate valued at about $7,000 bequeaths the policy proceeds to daughter Lillian Courtright Card as executrix without bonds. William F. D. Courtright receives a watch and chain and $50. The residue is divided into three equal shares for granddaughters Doris Card, Prudence Card, and Marjorie Courtright.
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Theodore Courtright
Frederic A. Bartlett
Lillian Courtright Card
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Executrix
William F. D. Courtright
Whipple
Arizona
Doris Card
Prudence Card
Lilin
Marjory Courtright
New Electric Sub Station Project Near Congress Street
Spires driven into Pequannock river bank near Congress Street carbarns for the foundation of a new electric sub station replacing the Seaview avenue power house. Connecticut Co plans two substations at Bridgeport and Stratford to transform high tension power for street cars, with bids invited.
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Pequannock River
Congress Street
Seaview Avenue
New Haven Road
Connecticut Light and Power Co
Devon
Connecticut Co
Bridgeport
Stratford
Fannie Crosby Sunday Observed At Brookfield Church
Community events in Brookfield include a Fannie Crosby Sunday at the Congregational church with plans for a loom display loaned by the Fairfield County Farm Bureau. Members of Pokono Grange and Danbury Grange attend Young People's night while loom weaving and rug quilting benefit the Grange funds. Local visits and social exchanges accompany ongoing church and Missionary society activities.
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Brookfield
Fannie Crosby
Emily Hawley
Lucas Hawley
Brookfield Center
Wayside Inn
New Milford
Genevieve Lynch
Thomas D. Murphy
Pokono
Grange
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
Hillcrest
Pokono Grange
Hillcresy Hall
Martha Wilémat
Danbury
Friends Ir
Jennie Weeks
Daugher
Lillian O. Weeks
Leonaree H. Eleaenboas
New Haven
Joseph Bluge
Brookfield Congregational Missionary Society
Harry &. Martin
Peking
China
Archie H. Hook
Fred Fisher
Frank Dixon
Epworth League Plans Saint Patrick Service in Bethel
Bethel March 17 Special The Epworth league of the Methodist church arranges a Saint Patrick's Day service in the church vestry Friday at 7 30 pm Committees include entertainment led by Mildred Creed and Margaret Tandall. decorations by Doris Durant. refreshments by Willen K Shaw and Mary Wiehman. Mrs John Carroll returns home after visiting Bridgeport. Alfred Hoar of Brooklyn has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Peter McManus. Mrs J Carroll had been visiting and returns to her home at Kirkwood Cove.
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dJamea Wiehman
Newark
Alfred Hoar
Brooklyn
Peter McManus
Greenwood Avenue
John Carroll
J. J. Williams
Bridgeport
Krgenwood Cove
Kidney Salts Claim Simple Cure for Sluggish Kidneys
An old advertisement touts a lax, acidic remedy called Salts made from grape acids and lemon juice. It promises to cleanse sluggish kidneys, relieve back ache, headaches, and urinary issues by flushing acids and reducing bladder weariness.
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Grasmere Avenue
Public Market
State & Bank Streets
Block Island Swordfisthead
Kidness
Hutterfish
Long Island
Little Necks
Ters
Avit Ms
Bacon
California
Ciregular
Towson Yarns, Inc
St. Michael's
Marty Toulsin
Wethersfield
Pam Toulson
Prlizabeth Brownstein
Bridgenort
Sterling Memorial Hell
Tegion
Packard Hall
R Congregational Church
Alan
Che Men‘s Club
Cupheag Club
Legh Hall
Hartford
Try Wilcoxson
County League of Women Voters
Maude Hull
Raymond Gledser
Pamily Wooster Mohr
IT. M. Uulworth
Robert Crosby
O. Booth
Dramatic Club
Ftr
Archibald Flower
England
Stratford Garden Club
Hoy Scouts
Garden Club
Lordship Improvement Association
Garden Relub
Maasgchu
New Hampshire
Maine
Acta
Brett Snithsen
Bachini
Short Beach
Long Beach
Countiman
Donald S. Saraiuis
Anna M. Distant
New York
National Hair Dressers' Association
Comimedor
Christ Episcopal Church
Uheiat Church
J. H. Rosebaugh
Dotcher
Lordshin Firehouse
Ann Ruman
Clarence Logan
Easton Man
Lee M. E. Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Lee M. E. Church
Lester Furdick
Trumbull
Monroe Roads
Courtright
Matrix
Sheen
Downstairy Salesroom
Outfitters
Bethel
Dept. N
Margate
Stuart
Lewarprap
Rhe
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