Stratford Boy Hurt in Auto Crash
Five year old Edward Thompson of 1523 West Broad Street was struck by an automobile driven by Charles H. Barnish of 76 Ratnam Terrace on West Broad Street. Barnish stopped, the boy received non serious injuries from scalp wounds, and is under home treatment today. Bur mish police released no charges.
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Stratford
Sperial
Edward Thompson
West Broad Street
Charles H. Barnish
Ratnam Terrace
Barnish
E. H. Jennessey
Burmish
Afford
Short Beach
Genree Bateman
William Tuttle
Milford Woman Dies of Old Age at 180
Special from Milford notes the death of Mrs. Sarah U Beard widow of Charles S Beard of Wheelers Farms aged 180. A Milford native and lifelong resident she was a direct lineal descendant of Martha Beard, one of Milford's first settlers. Survived by son Albert F Beard of Wheelers Farms and daughter Mrs. George H Lawrence of Attleboro Mass. Funeral at First Congregational Church chapel Tuesday afternoon at a clock with Rev Leslie Briggs officiating. Burial in Milford Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Sarah Uleard
Charles S. Beard
Wheelers Farms
Martha Beard
Albert F. Beard
George H. Lawrence
Attlewore
Mass
First Congregational Church
Leslie Brigss
Proposed cut in Dublin Charities staff deemed unnecessary
Superintendent Angus P. Thorne announced the resignation of Helen Schmidt head of the record room to take effect June 1 as she marries. The Dublin Charities commissioners meet this afternoon to act on the resignation and possible filling of the post. Other matters include the acceptance of a new set of rules for Hillside home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Charities Department
Fred Atwater
Angus P. Thorne
Helen 33
Thorne
Danbury Hospital and City Share Ambulance Service
The city of Danbury and the hospital reach an agreement to keep the hospital ambulance in a central Danbury location, transfer it to the fire house for reliable driver access, with the hospital covering maintenance and operation costs. Firemen will be paid the same as former garage chauffeurs, ensuring the ambulance remains a public conveyance benefiting both hospital and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
May
Bowling Prizes Stolen From Truck
Three silver loving imps won by EL Spargo J W Farist and Dr J Johnson were reported stolen Saturday from a delivery truck on Water Street near Wall Street. A purse valued at $15 was also reported missing by Susie Lebel on East Wain Street, with police seeking an unidentified woman.
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EL Spargo
J. W. Farist
J. Johnson
M. Read Company
Water Street
Wall Street
Susie Lebel
Arette Street
East Wain Street
Connecticut Delegates Named for U S Chamber Meeting
Hartford May 6 Connecticut will be well represented at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in New York city May 15 to 19 Delegates from Connecticut include Stanley E Bullard president of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce Bullard Machine Tool Co Bridgeport O G Goss president Scovill Manufacturing Co Waterbury Samuel M Stone president Colts Patent Fire Arms Mfg Co Hartford Isaac A Ullman Strouse Adler & Co New Haven Alem Pesars Bradford D Pierce Jr president Connecticut Quarries Co Beidgenort G Heal Gilpin State Treasurer First National Bank Putnam Tucus S T president Connecticut Company New Haven Frank H Johnston president City Coal & Wood Co New Britain William Linglis Bridgeport Lucius L Storrs president Connectival Co New Haven and Harry A Smith president National Fire Insurance Co Hartford backed for election to the National Chamber Board along with Hincks seeking re election to the directorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Connecticut
Chamber of Commercce of the
United States
New York City
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Lare
Stanley E. Bullard
Bullard Machine Tool Company
Bridgeport
O. Goss
Scovill Manufacturing Company
Waterbury
Samuel M. Stone
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company
Hertford
Isaac
A. Ullman
Strouse
Adier & Company
New Haven
Alern Pesars
Bradford D. Pierce Jr
Connecticut Quarries Company
Beidgenort
G. Heal
Gilpnatric
First Mateonal Bank
Putnam
Tucus
Connecticut Company
Frank H. Johnston
Wity Coal & Wood Company
New Britain
William T.inglis
Lucius &. Storrs
Connectival Company
Flarry A. Smith
National Fire Insurance Company
State Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Hincks
New England
Four Games On In School Leagues Schedule
Four games slated for Grammir school season conclude with a mix of matches. The week’s schedule lists Paday Sunnnerfeld Barnum at Old MH and Lincoln Wattersville at Yellow AGU, with several others at Seaside Park and Old Mill.
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Gram— _ mir
Sie Weels
Paday
Sunnnerfeld-Barnum
Old MH
Lincoln-Wattersville
Yellow
St George Falls to Ansonia in Meadows match
The St Georges soccer eleven lost to Ansonia 2 to 2 at the Meadows yesterday afternoon. Walley and Kennedy scored for Ansonia while Binxan netted St Georges lone goal. Manchester beat Hartford 2 to 1 as Spring cup games opened. Torrington defeated Flatford in the same round.
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St. Georges
Ansonia Combine
the Meadows
Walley
Kennedy
Binxan
St Georges
Manchester
Hartford
Torrington Jeven
Flattford Purtuyere
Brooklyn Man Beaten and Robbed on Danbury Road
Jacob Mohr of 609 Forest Avenue Brooklyn was attacked by four young men on Majorie Tift near Danbury and relieved of 45 dollars after a struggle. He said the assailants fled in a Buick and warned police to lookout for the quartet traveling with minimal lighting. Mohr identified the weaponless robbers and reported the midnight incident to Danbury police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Pembroke Road
Jacob Mohr
Forest Avenue
Brooklyn
Mohr
New Fairfield
Majorie Tift
Boy Scouts Present Master with Purse of Gold
Milford May 6 Special At a troop committee meeting at Preop No 1 Boy Reoals of America Mroderick C Hill Scoutmaster received a purse of 115 from parents of the boys as thanks for his service to the Scout movement J Fred VanSyckie chairman spoke for the committee George J Smith for the parents and Fred M Clark treasurer presented the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hull
Fred M. Clark
Simmons Radio Enthusiast Reports Wichita Falls Station
Charles M. Simmons a noted local radio amateur reported hearing WK4F Wichita Falls Kansas on one tube WD-11 on Saturday morning. The event showcases him receiving a distant station, reflecting his hobby and the era's radio capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Simmons
Elkeles
Wichita Falls
Kansas
Westport Notes on club events and local visitors
Westport notes report a busy day at the Westport Country Club with gunfinks and various tournaments under way and prizes for event winners. Local resident Loren Sniffen returned from Hartford after winning first place at a track meet, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sniffen.
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Westport
May
Westpo
Kings -High
Loren Sniffen
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Joseph Sniffen
Clinton Avenue
Hartford
Thomas Glynn
John F. Dalley
Murth Main Street
Bridgeport
Sheri Chifford Nichols
Misa Lucuty MacTonall
Connenticut College For
New London
Angus F. MacDonall
Composite
John Chase
Frank Allen
Ernest Allen
Jerry Driscolara
Westport Sport
Milk Fund
New York
Ralph Sacco
Washington Avenue
Bridgeporth
Ralph Nolan
Georgetown University
J. M. Nolan
State Street
William T. Williams
Riverside Avenue
Saugatuck
Bridgeport Hospital
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Eimer & Amend
9Th Street
Charles Barnish
Broad Street
Chester B. Smith
Feneion
Ku Riis Kien
Bateman
Smith
Swan Brewster
Attorn
Nadia
Helen Schmidt
Record Room
Hincks and Storrs
Corn Products Sales CO
W. A. Cahoon
Mgr
Farnsworth
Mod Kitchen
Boylston Street
ST. George
Ansonia
Danbury Road
BOY Scouts
Howland'sidgeport
Mark
Howland Dry Goods
Wrigley’s
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