Stamford Adopts Slogan Push Attracts New York Residents
The Stamford town issue promotes the slogan Minutes Not Miles to lure New York City residents. Arthur W Bet, vice president of the Board, extols Stamford’s rail reach and waterfront districts like Shippan Point. He cites zoning efforts, growth, and industrial activity as reasons to invest in Stamford.
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Stamford
New York
Arthur W Bet
Grand Ventral
Boston Post Road
Stantfo de Bas
Tandford
Ing
Sundial
Shenpong Distriet
Ateres
S'ainvaifood
Stanford
Havan
Noth Waterton
Jess
Mistrete
New Haver
Shippan Point
Wethernfield
Conn
Stamford R Royal Borough
Lincolnshire
England
Stamfords
Stamstond
Teavie
V.duaties
N‘ord
Mumford
Utioha
Hes and Suners
Denonena Catafiu
Pieres
Torgsin
Bernard
Stratford School Board Meeting Set for Tonight
Stratford officials plan regular meeting tonight to arrange purchase of furniture and equipment for the new Henin school. The meeting will also cover town road work progress and arrangements for elections to fill a school board vacancy left by Mrs. William Camp. The Stratford basketball banquet of the American Legion post is scheduled for Saturday night.
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Tratrford
Spe
Stratford School
Heniyn
Medl
Stratford Town Courc
William Camp
Donald Sammis
J. TI. van Vors
John J Albright
St. H. Whinter
Stratford Post
Eienipe i
Easton Church Plans One Act Comedy Presentation
Easton church will present a one act comedy titled Two of a Kind this Thursday at 7 30 p m with ice cream and cake on sale after the play. Miss Elsie Dressler teaches at Yellow School and lists students with perfect attendance for April including Leonard Ingle Clifford Kaechl Gabriel Naggy James Naggy Frank Naggy Charles Swenson Janita Sililsen Alan Wheeler James Comatore Tsadone Comatore Samuel Towatore Michael Tomatoe Hazel Gordon Doris Gordon Mildred Kicher Ellen Patucemis Helen Zbarte Viban Irene Urban and Pearl Finesfeon. Visitors include Run at Mand Mos Eubward and Mee Low Streck Ma William Breck and Miss Loise Smith. Sunday rest of all Genige Rachele and Mes tha lew ssarde. The event and attendees are described in the fragmentary report.
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Apia
Yellow School
Elsie Dressler
Leonard ‘Ingle
Clifford Kaechel
Gabriel Naggy
James Naggy
Frank Naggy
Charles Swenson
Jantia Sililsen
Alan Wheeler
James Comatore
Tsadone 'Omatore
Samuel Towatore
Micheal ‘Tomatoe
Hazel Gordon
Doris Gordon
Mildred Kitcher
Eelen Patucemis
Helen T2bar
Irene Urban
Pearl Fines
Feon
Tanfeld
Amd
Bridwepor
Misa Loise Smith
Rachele
Mio
Thos Lind
Pridgen
Monroe Plans Music Week Concert Event
Monroe officials outline a music week concert at a central venue. Delegates from nearby counties will attend a convention supporting the event and coordinating performances.
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Monroe
Milford Legion Plans Annual Banquet and Community Events
The Milford American Legion posts complete plans for their annual banquet at the Lever Inn with State Commander Edward White and Dr. William S. Garnes as guests. James J. Tookers chairs the committee, with about 73 expected attendees, and a Pops Sale proceeds fund social welfare work. Other notices include Notary Music Week at Milford Arms with Leslie Fairchild as speaker, the Milford Delphian society convention in New York, and a Milford Chamber of Commerce membership drive proposing road and transit improvements and shore protection projects.
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Milford
Anencan Legion
Wslnui
Lever Inn
Edward 1. Hite
New Aaven
Wiliam S Garnes
New Haven
Aistretchul~ Wan
Mfarolk
Seo
Teron
James Cooper
Vreelove Baldwin Stow
DA. TR
Memorial Shipter House
Tamsday
Qhiffera Clark
Williams, Platt
Cornelius Stowe
Charles Pond
Wilbur A. Smith
South Norwalk
Notary Music
Milford Notary Club
Milford Arms
Leslie Fairchild
Bridgeport
Milford Delphian Society
New York City
Milford Chamber of Commerce
James T. Rose
Omar W. Platt
David J. Green
Shore Road
Bayview
Robert Vrest
Fetter Pivke
Bridgeport Turnmke
Devon
Woodmont
Wortrumbui
Memorial Videe
Memorial Brdge
Hove iv
Cmmurers
Parish House Fund Grows in Kent Parish
Parish House Fund in Kent sees rapid growth with pledges totaling 43 dollars to support church activities. Posts note a series of community events including a Mother’s Day service at the Congregational church and local gatherings.
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Parish House Fund
Kent
Republican Town Committee To Pick Westport Leader
Westport residents await Friday meeting to reorganize and elect a chairman after the death of J Charles Suiffen in a motor accident. William P Clark, secretary, is favored by supporters for leadership and possibly the town court position. State Road work is delayed by land rights disputes, with traffic rerouted via Compo and Bridge streets as oil and sand are placed on Compo to ready for increased traffic.
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William P. Clark
J. Charles Sniffen
Westport
Republican Town Committee
J. Charles Suiffen
kiHead
Mvlor
Willam P. Clark
Clark
Ife
Polla
Clar
Joseph Mutton
Chaireman
Republican Party
Frederick M. Salmon
Post Road
State Highway Department
MacDonald Hag
Board of Selectmen
Compo Street
Bridge Street
Saugatuck
Riverside Avenue
Sta:e Department
Huntington Woman Helps Fund School Picture Project
In Huntington the Woman’s Teacher Association hosted a May meeting with a health play and folk dances. Mrs Jahn F B Russ donated ten dollars toward a twenty dollar Hall picture, with thanks from the group. Activities included student health demonstrations, dances, and a maple tree gift to Arcor Day.
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Ticntington
Sipec el al
Huntington School Hall
Etre Teacher Association
Aud
Galahad
Jahn FB. Russ
Wesner Wilson
Luy
Mabel Valmer
Dent
Ina Goldspinx
George Arundell
Herbert Yorris
Mre
Percy Cawthill
Edward Vargoshe
Lovers Lane May Be Saved For Norwalk Youths
Norwalk officials discuss preserving Lovers Lane a dirt road leading to Calf Pasture once part of Langdon island. A golf club gate and barricade by Shorehaven members blocks entrance to keep the lane from public view.
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Norwalk
Toover's Lane
Shorehaven
Stratfield Fire Department adopts new by laws and attendance rules
The Stratfield Volunteer Fire Department approved a 248 member by law package at a May meeting. It adopts an age qualification shift, adds a house committee, increases active members to 55, and names officers and a new executive committee.
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Stratfield
StratMeli Volunteer Fire Department
Gentp
Lotise
Satasa
Clarence Hall
Newman PLC
Acthve
Eyegive
Natlons Companies
Emma Jacobs Weds Robins in Darien
Miss Emma Jacobs daughter of Bartholomew Jacobs and Mrs Jacobs of New York and Whitewell Warn Halter Ridge wed Samuel Davis Robins son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Robins of Saddle Rock Shippan Point Stanford The ceremony was Saturday at the Church of the Resurrection New York officiated by Laswell Bourne with twins as attendants and Manning Htofob as best man The couple plan a May 28 reception under Frans Laforge and Arnesio Beu man The committee includes Mrs Fred Mullett Mrs Marshall P Tuchards Mrs Howard Mall and Rev J W Morgan Also Charles B Pears sold Sikare farm to Peter Gasalis via Ralph Wo Whiehard.
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Imma Lawsence Jacob
Bartholomew Jacob
Jacob
New Yok
Whitewell
Warn
Halter Ridge
Carter
Samuel Davis Robins
Thomas Robins
Saddle Rock Touse
Shippan Point
Stanford
Hastieve Tourth Street
New York
Laswell Bourne
Manning
Ant Lawrence
Brade
al Lateu
Hem
Telan Smith
Kane
Thomas Robins, Jr
Daves Mathodis
Frans Laforge
Arnesio
Uman
Fred Mullett
Marshall P. Tuchards
Howard Mall
J. W. Morgan
Charles B Pears
Kies Ridge Road
Ig Sikare Farm
Peter Gasalis
Ralph Wo Whiehard
Memorial Day parade planned in Stratford with German gun display
Colonel Rea Delacour leads Stratford preparations for Memorial Day events centered on a captured 13 millimeter German howitzer. Local organizations are invited to march in regalia, with a formal invitation extended to all groups. A brass band, rifle salute, taps, and speeches will accompany the gun presentation and community luncheon plans.
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Red Men and Daughters of Pocahontas
Charles B
Shang") Wheeler
Raritan Apsenal
New Jersey
Stratford
Sterling Memorial Bar
Stratford Town Crnera
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Song of Veterans
Stratford Club
Ladies Auxiliary
Catholic Daughters of America
Nights of Columbus
Ancient Order ofEiberniang
J. John’s Lodge
A. F
Azalia
C. B.S. Shepherds of Bethlehem
Cupheag Club
Pootstock Yacht Club
William Ti. Hart
Flanny Flood
Aha M L. Clinton
Claff
Clarke P Lane, Jr
Tinaneo
Christopher Beirt
Enaimar
Wheeler
Sevire Mac
Tie Lacour
Judge Walsh Delays Ruling In Slander Suit
Stamford May 5 Special session of the Court of Common Pleas presided by Judge John J. Walsh reserved decision in a $2,000 slander suit brought by Mrs Mary Lysodery of Stamford against Samuel Buyko. Evidence described injurious language allegedly used by the defendant.
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Stamford
John J. Walsh
Court of Common Pleas
Mary Lysodery
Amuel Buyko
Stanford
Fairfield Luncheon Club Chooses May Festival Highlights
May festival at Champ's Farm Black Rock features a National Music week program led by Mrs Lealia Joel Hulse with soprano Miss Helen Pilling and Clark on viola. John W. Mace National Field Director speaks on Near East Relief work educating orphans and supporting children in Greece and Palestine. Edward J Shugrue sports editor commends athletes and cites figures Ruth Hussey and Aldrich. Fairfield schools plan events for National Music Week and visiting teams.
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Fairfield
I. Champ
Black Rock
Lealia Joel Hulse
Helen Pilling
Ho Clark
Beax Dorothy
Elsie Stevenson
Irance
Hutchison
America
Spearer
Aelf
Palestine
Holy Land
Bulgaria
Byedad
Sso
Greence
Near East
Edward J. Shugrue
Bridgeport Telegum
Habe Ruth
Frank Hussey
Notre Dame
Avil
New York Giants
National Game Land
Malcolm Aldrich
Ue Petrocgest
Charles I. Otte
Alvention
Basel Algumea
Legion Field
Collegiate Preparatory School
Staples High School
Weetyert
Lordship Club Plans Rename and Wider Community Role
A May meeting outlined reorganizing plans to rename Lordship Country Club and broaden its community use. Dues will drop under the new regime with expanded services for boy scouts girls guides Sunday schools and social events. A reorganization committee led by Miss Christine Bunting Mrs. Leon Botsford and C V Bunting will report recommendations and election timing.
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Boy Scouts
Christine Bunting
Leon Botsford
C. V. Bunting
Harry van Yorx
Lordship Manor Improvement Association
Louis E. Nunnold
the Associaton
Danbury Artist Leaves for Chicago Studio
Danbury artist and illustrator Charles Pernigotte with studios in Chicago departs to fulfill several contracts. He recovers at his parents home on Osborne Street after an injury from a horse fall in February. Pernigotte earlier painted blooded stock for a Welsh commission and completed a canvas of Strongheart the canine star.
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Danbury
May
Charles J. Fernigutte
Chicago
Pernigotte
Charles Pernisotte
Osborne Street
Bermuda
Pernisatte
Ee of
Wales
Canada
Strongheart
Dog
Weston Notes and Local Land and Service Updates
Loomis Gould sold 3 acres of land and buildings to Merrill Howell LT in Weston. Louis Casto of Bridgeport sold his place in Weston to Charles G. Whitehead. Nelson Bustows, a Berkeley Divinity School senior, assisted at Lyons Plains Church service and spoke on school ideals and the army. Twenty six attended the first Christian Endeavor meeting at Nevile Church Sunday evening. Weather note inserted with May 20 05. FB Yours hosted New York friends at Lyons Plains over Sunday.
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Weston
Speaal
Loomis Gould
Merrll Uowell
Louis Casto
Bridgeport
Tus Place
Charles G. Whitehead
Nelson Bustows
Berkeley Divinity School
Lyons Plains
Christian Endeavor
N.Y
Police contract items and staffing change recorded
The department contracts to Stamford firms cover 46 pairs of police trousers five desks and a typewriter desk Brady and Chadeayne for printing police manuals to KR H Cunningham. A new telephone for the detective bureau is ordered and Bernard Hagen is assigned to police duty at Halloween Park starting May 1.
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Sptamebord
Ie Torenion
Fhiartwell-Delap Company
Bridgeporters Arrested in Brick City Alley Incident
Special reporter Peter Di Carlo of Bridgeport and Mazarre Ti of Prospect Street Stamford were arrested this morning for assaulting Joseph Gerard of Bridgeport. Each faced a $15 fine after charges were filed.
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Ataatio
Peter di Carlo
Bridgeport
Mazarre Ti
Prospect Street
Stamford
Joseph Gerard
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DERBY
Derbe
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Henry Madiex
Terby
Line Neon
Bradley
Andofa
Cits
Stratford School Board
Easton
Spettaly
Ioworth Geague
Lee Mether Gist
Mar
Ty Abeaw
Uakneld
Nowa'k
Este Uy
Fryi Monroe
American Legion OF Milford
Seven Gables
Tan
Herbert
Cope
Join Chase
Mathers
Hoteahis
Bool
Anaus
Patty Chamberlain
Efeue
Nudiew Main
Chrles
Republican Committee
Huntington
Margaret Jones
Clorinda Metcuire
Muriel Peterson
Barbara Stancisco
Laura Beattie
Curtisse
Donald Porles
Wayne Denny
Maud Arondell
Josephine Stavelsco
Horence Webb
Clarence Webb
David Tofes
Florence Parkins
Dorothy Ferris
Thith Beatle
Tiliaabeth McGuire
Elinor Knowlton
Bernice Peterson
Huntington Fish and Gameclub
Filsie Dubail
Helen Torveith
Thrlen Miscencik
Tania Bratite
Tessie Dombroski
Stephen Jiailar
William Stancisco
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Frank Kazo
Edward Parkins
Wesley Millard
John B. Dillon
Politic Witchies Commission
Tuntington
Shelton
Langdon
Astor
Nomwvall
Langdon's
Ty Couch
Stratfield Fire Department
Emma Jacobs
Weds
Robins
Darien
Delacour
Rex Delacotr
Jlpge Walsh
Newtown
Charles G. Meeker
Cemetery Avenue
Banly Hoolk
Lordship Country Club
Oh Henry
Henry
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