Fairfield Volunteers Prepare Own Fire Ordinance
Fairfield volunteers oppose the proposed fire ordinance ahead of a town meeting within two weeks. The executive committees from Tania Hill, Southport, and Fairfield, after recent talks, say the draft fails to meet volunteer needs. They plan a separate ordinance and advocate voters back their plan over the committee’s.
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Fairfield
Tania Hill
Southport
Vrster
Fairfied Center
E W von Holts
Thoms Carroll
Stratfield
Bacon Wakeman
Wakemat
Judge Wakeman
Tunxis Hill
Lake Man’s Pants
Arthur d Bennett
Ales Bakonsi
Grasmere Aveside
Meadowbrook
Cotlunece
Bakonsis
Child Memorial Parish
Fairfield Luncheon Club Speaker at Southport meeting
Dix will address the Fairfield Luncheon Club on Tuesday at noon in Southport Ile about bil boas Assault Charges. Snock Kings Highway was fined $10 and costs for breach of peace and intoxication. Mrs Elizabeth Gianfrancisco and Lena Macaillo of Tanzis Hill were granted nolles on assault charges. The feud origin cited as Italian in origin. Other cases were continued.
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Pices
Womens Guild
First Church of Christ
W O Burr
Dix
Fairfield
Southport
Ile
Wil
Bil Boas
Snock Kings Highway
Elizabeth Gianfrancisco
Lena Macaillo
Tanzis Hill
Nolles
Italy
Westport Donates Land to State for Riverside Avenue Widening
At a special town meeting Westport voted to turn over 18 acres of athletic field land to the State Highway Department for Riverside Avenue widening. The state offered 8000. townsfolk debated sidewalks and curbs before approving the land transfer as consideration. Also approved were fire department water rate changes and hydrant rental increases to fund water operations.
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Tlsiport
Connecticut
State Highway Department
Westport
Riverside Avenue
John A Macdonald
Macere Idd
Harry Ro Sherwood
Riversid Avenue
Post Road
Westport Center
Agatuck
Poiny
James Kenneth Bradley
Wiliam R Clark
Fire Department
Water Rate Committee
Westpot
Clark
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Fairflee
Stratfort
Bridgeport
Shelton
Sherwood
Maine
Employment office in Stamford to open Monday
Stamford March 26 a state employment office near the state Bureau of Labor will be opened Monday in charge of Mrs Hare McLaughlan announced by Supervisor James I Fowler of Bethel the office aims to provide local job placement and labor services in the area.
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Stamford
State Bureau of
Labo
Hare
McLaughlan
James I Fowler
Bethel
Old Boys Conference Opens in Westport With Delegates
The eleventh Fairfield County Old Boys conference in Westport begins Friday at the YMCA with 150 expected delegates from county towns. Speeches, music, and a banquet mark the event, with Rev Allan Latimer, Dr Seeley, and Albert E Lavery among those involved. activities include a track meet, films, and discussions on manhood and taxation.
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Westport
Specior
Auditorm
Allan Latimer
Sound Beach
Uclowk
Benguyt
Nash Chalirmoon
Ymca Fll
Seeley
Res Vinton W Mitchell
Norwill
Lorimer
Dy Seerley
Atheing
Wilfred G Aldridge
Saugatuck
Wilam
Notfield
Weston
Seerley
Orlock
Palm Sunday church plans noted amid community events
March 20 update from Redding Aldding shows children at work on crafts and egg nests while the Bridge Club hosts a gathering at Mis Sunuela Show room. No service at Christ Church Sunday. choir to attend Palm Sunday at Saint Johns Bridgeport. Mrs Samuel hosted Miss Harrie and others at Brackley home. juncheon moved to Tuesday.
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Aldding
Sanduis
Colin Ting
Tal Table
Brige
Sunuela
Lues Ang ‘Ming Hutiet Fingie Uf
Medford
Randolph Bricky
Christ Church
Saint Johns Church
Bridgeport
Mrs Smiuel
Miss Harrie
Juncheon
Post Office Clerk Collapses Dead in Stamford Office
In Stamford on Christmas Eve a post office clerk Joseph Kiley died at work while preparing money orders. Colleagues report the loss occurred abruptly as he began his task, with supervisor Crant noting the death was sudden. The incident highlights the routine office environment where staff were proceeding with duties when the tragedy occurred.
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Stamford
Devon Devon Firemen Battle Grass Fires in March Parade
Devon March 29 special fire call summary shows Hose Co No 4 responding to three grass fires on Booth Street Wildmere Jesch Opal Street Naugatuck Gardens and West Avenue. Crews extinguished blazes using buckets and a small tank. Local residents and events noted include visits, meetings, and socials related to the community in Devon.
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Devon
Hose Co
Booth Street
Wildmere
Jesch
Opal Street
Naugatuck Gardens
West Avenue
Sron
Tank & Chemicals
Tudon Andrus
Lenox
Vente Teucher
Giumimer
New York City
Kenneth Halstrom
Aia
C G Halstrom
Nwugaturk Avenue
Putney
Ptflu
Theltar Society of
Annschurch
Naugatuck Avenue
Edward H Rogers
Princcipal Rogers
Bridgeport Avenue
North Brookfield
Lindy Club
Devo
C Tr Hulstrom
Marital ties and ceremonies in Wilton and Norwalk
Rev Franklyn W Worden II of Troy Confederation preaches at Zien Hill Methodist Cannondale. Miss Lois W Martin and William Blagden's kinship and upcoming wedding near New York. Rev Selden Lloyd-Sule officiates with reception planned in New York City. Attendees include Hollister family and local Wilton residents. note on Summer visits, architecture, and farewell party for Edward Mills with prize winners listed.
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Wilson Mer
Spear
Franklyn W Wordenl Wells II
Troy Confeence
C L Clinton
Zien Hill
Cannondale
New Yok
Blagden
Hroneas Blagden
New York City
Hollister
Wilton
Rey
Wil
Bu and Mre Carrol Holliger
Bald Hil
Stamford Officer Injured When Auto Strikes Trailer
Stamford patrolman seriously hurt after a car rammed a trailer. Officer Willaws Curren of New Haven sustained a broken arm. surgeon reports possible skull fracture and serious condition as Benjamin Buckirman drove the car. Curren’s rider, an unnamed companion, was not listed. hospital updates indicate evolving prognosis.
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Slamford
Harry Feaier
Fern Sich
Suffenn
Niles
Boston Post
Gurren
Willaws Curien
New Haven
John
Jehu
Clah
Cuner
Benjamin Buckirman
Cunen
Stratford Women Voters Hear Probation Officer on Juvenile Delinquency
Miss Maude Baker, probation officer of Norwalk, addresses Stratford League of Women Voters at Stratford High School on Juvenile Delinquency. The Stratford Historical Society meets Friday at 8 p.m. at Judson House with talk on Ye Old Colonial Times in Connecticut. Azalia Chapter Eastern Star meets in the Masonic Temple on Main Street. Stratford Garden Club discusses spring planting. March 11 is the final day for two dollar personal tax without a delinquent penalty. Airport work progresses at Bridgeport Airport seaplane basin with Curtiss Flying School planning classes in Ming and a potential route to New York and Portland. The Queen Esthe Standard Bearers meet with a Burma talk and devotions led by Alice Conger.
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Charles G Stamm
Sylvaroid
Fpoas
Anne Jeanette Stamm
Stamm
Europe
Harr
Channing P Harris
Ludlow
League of Women Voters
Bedford House
Edward T Post
Hayward Pout
Long Lote
Greeny Farms
Amherst College
Mary Adamgy
Thomas D Adams
Greens Farms
Mount Holyoke College
Holyoke
Stugins
Mave Inins
Horn
Philip Schujler
Pelham Manor
New Rochelle
Schusters
Welport
Schuyler
Jessie Jesife
Mona Wallace
Util Westur
Poe Ike
Wallace Su
Aisen F Kary
Chambery of
Goumera
Bristol
Dinbury
Westport
Dounford
Gleemyles Brou
Howard E Allen Boys
Stratford
Wiliam Howard Wilcosson
Stratford Historical Society
Judson House
Strattford
Conecticonte
New England
Azalia
Order of the Eastern Star
Plumb and Bart'am
Masonic Temple
Main Street
North Parade
Stratford Garden Club
Bridgeport Airport
Short Beach
Portland
New York
Atlantic Coast
Stratford M Edwich
Mixs
Irene Deve
California Street
Alice Conger
Cyrus W Severance Gare
Burma
Easton Grange Celebrates 31st Anniversary in Hall
Easton Grange marked its 31st anniversary at the Grange hall with charter members present except one. A memorial service honored deceased members. A pink and white birthday cake with 31 candles was presented, and a program featured greetings, poems, papers, musical recitations, and solos. The next meeting is set for April 10 with guest participants listed.
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Grange
St Patrick
John H Candee
George B Beers
Aurel Ruman Jr
Rome
Samuel B Turney
Old Byer
Ambrose Marsh
Edgar G Jennings
Special meeting on square meals in Fairfield county
The March 29 meeting at Mrs Earl Lewin's home under Fairfield County Farm Bureau showcased a second lesson on square meals with 10 women in attendance. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Kunack of Kansas City and Mrs Hel Ett Kunack and Mrs William Banks of White Plains, plus Mrs George Markle of Fairfield.
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Norwalk
Bndgeport
Frederick P Sherman
Elmer Banks
John Burr
Merwin Burr
John Keller
Harmony Grange
Pohatuck Grange
Newtown
Merwin Bur
W Wilmot
Long Hill And Surrounding Town Notes Rally Plans
Maren 28 Sperials report the Boys and Girls club rally at Long Hill school Friday evening with 7 30 start. Stubs rehearse cheers for round-up at Hartford April 27 28. County agent Cas will show stereopticon followed by Rev Sr Colman talk on art. Several local residents have weekend visits and moves. A Bridgeport man was fined three dollars for driving without a license. Firemen plan meeting April 3 to appoint treasurer. Many Long Hill residents join weekly scout and school activities.
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Joncg Hill
Maren
Sperials
Long Hii
Seage
Hartford
Jamey
John. Colman
Rig Gucas Spert
Waterbury
Frank Judson
George H. Griffin
Francia Wilkinson
Danbury
John Langdon
Trumbull Center
Fred Johnston
Bridgeport
John Austin
Justice Hall
John
Daidhans
Meriden
George Pearsail
Merwin Burr
Monroe Sevveral
Long Hill
Upne
Long Hin
John W French
Samuel G Seeley
Toshua
Emma Sherman
Solon B
Wuley
Elm Sueet
Monroe
Long Hil
Monroe Town Hall
Ernest Sherman
Stratford
Kenneth Wilkinson
Edward Kaatz
Erwin Kaatz
Orsille Hobat
Devon
Philadelphia
Local notes from Huntington and Bridgeport area
Miss delen Jones visits White Hills. ten men move pines from Arundell place to Outpost farm Ridgefield. Edward Gladd sends armiture from New York to Dr H Newton Tukus home Mohegan street. Nellie Schneider visits Park City Hospital nurse in Bridgeport. Pomona Grange No 9 meets April 4 at Greenfield Hill Grange hall with fifth degree conferral and program. Ced-1 Cif Rod and Gun club opening at 503 Colorado avenue Bridgeport. Mrs Ruth Sorelle visits White Hills. Frank Jennings visits Shelton. used cars sell well as Telegram Post classified ads.
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Huntington
Delen Jones
White Hills
Edwind Pickett
New Haven
Arundell Place
Isinglass Street
Bridgeporh Hydraulic Company
Colonel Conley
Ridgefield
Edward Gladd
New York
H Newton Tukus
Mohegan Street
Nellie Schneider
Park City
Bridgeport
Rubin Schnelager
Booths Hill Street
Airfield County
Pomona Grange No 9
Grange Hall
Greenfield HY
Greendela Hill Grange No 193
Wil
Aft
Ruth Sorelle
S A Devoux
Waluwsayrnue
Shelton
Worthy J Reynolds
Colorado Avenue
Frank Jennings
Ff Shelton
Newtown Grange Attendance Boosted by Lectures, Music
In Reyio wn March 29 special report Frederick Dunham of Greenfield Hill told Politetuck Grange members after a lecture program that automobile traffic and crime are AI issues. Commissioner Hurley spoke on traffic, praising Grange attendance, noting a 16 percent rise nationwide. The evening featured a violin solo by John Arthur Northrop with pianist Miss B Louise Nichols, and bridge results at Newtown County Club with prizes for both women and men. Sophomore Play On Friday: Hawley High School to stage The Butlers at the auditorium at 8 o'clock directed by Miss Marlon Blackledge.
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Reyiown
Frederick Dunham
Greenfield Hill
Naster
Fairfield County
Pomona Grange
Politetuck Grange
Robert T Hurley
Police Commissione
Dunham
Hurley
Grange
United States
Dunham Disrick
Edgar L Tucker
Trumbull Grange
Wxs
Wesley J Stanton
John Arthur Northrop
Louise Nichols
Frank H Johnston
Charles A .Peale
Ridgefield Weekly Church and Club Notes On Parish Meetings
Ridgefield reports a March 29 special meeting of the Sunday School Board and Lent services at the Methodist Church for Easter. Sunrise services planned on the high school grounds. Mrs Bert Heller of Stamford visiting Mr and Mrs Allan Reynokia. Wa-Wa-Nalsla Club held its regular session with John Nash delivering a talk on rattlesnake life and success.
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Ridgefield
Groun
Bert Heller
Stamford
Allan Reynokia
John Nash
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