Fifteen Spanish War Veterans to Install Milford Post Officers
Malta or Ed May 7 Special Fifteen Spanish War Veterans to install officers of Milford Post at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday evening. Local camp charter membership set at 15 with expected turnout many camps from across the state. A formal installation with merit awards and refreshments planned. Information available from Thomas Fagen or Lt. Heywood or Commander Paul Sweeney for veterans and widows seeking pensions.
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Milford
Malta
Etty Sinigerd Wilton Samp
Chioma
Mhendate Welin Sen
Iris
Acaider
Troisa
Mamge Corps
Spain
Othe Bayer Iprishyy
Philppire Dusurectler
Tru Thomas Fagen
Larl Heywood
Paul Sweeney
2. W. Vo Asane Eiation
Newis Courier
Paul Sweener
Senn Vieg Comemander
David Vo Weboer
Guimor
John Fotun
Mage
Mage Ter-At-Arms, Warry Coley Sergeant, of Miards Will.m i. Walsh
Robert Broatch
John P. Wilen
Wilbur Cenktin
Lordship Aids Town Criers Memorial Program Effort
Lordship Improvement association plans to support a memorial program and sends a delegate to the town criers event. Streets near Landslip at the meadow road are being realigned with a new parkway toward the beach resort as trees are planted. Mrs. Johanna Morgenroth, oldest resident, dies at ?? Bridgeport home after illness. Fire hall program by serieous children for Parent-Teacher Association Friday evening funds school use.
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Lordship
Lordship Improvement Association
Rereramues
Tyne
Uryers
Mam Jacob
Harry van Yorwil
Stratherd
Lord Movement Association
Eye Green
Spirea
Harbverry Gkrude
Casino
Malcolm Ottaway
Johanna Morgenroth
Farrel
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport
Bridgeport, Where She Had Been Ill For Several Months Mrs. Morgenroth
Edouard Heisenberg
Fire Hall
Oak
Parent-Teacher Association
Ridgeport motorist fined $25 in Newtown
Ridgport driver Xneas French of 22% Lindsey street Bridgeport charged with reckless driving in Newtown Wednesday night. Judge J H McCarthy remitted $3 of the fine. total costs $14, plus $25 fine. Police tracked him on Bridgeport road to Villeroy Ham and alleged 82 mph. Verdict included forfeiture of $30 bond for another case.
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Ininytown
Xneas French
Lindsey Street
Idgeport
Frank Aller Lumber Company
Washington Avenue
Bridgeport
J. H. McC‘arthy
Peurt
Lucas
J J. Gembert
District Fire
Villeroy G Ham
Accesed Oy
P. HL Garnon
Stevien
Davenport
Wearaford
Apne
Fragmented Text on Piles and Medical Terms
The fragmentary OCR passage references piles and medical terms with garbled phrases. It mentions observations about treatment, possible garments, and unclear references to individuals and events. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or identifiable entities.
Writing Certificates Issued to Students
BPALRFIELD May 7 Special The following students of Roger Ludiowe Hirhachtel have been awarded certificates for excellence in the Zanedt system of penmanship Julia Whiteman Mary Chort Eva Mikut Nelen Lucas Olga Stevena Hel Anderson Stella Mills Edna Mill Gladys Norrell and May Rus Kay. Cadora Vickers has been awarded a gold run for excellence in typing for the Underwood machine while Margaret Sector has been awarded a certificate from the same concern. Remington certificates have been awarded to John Otex and Rocco Knox.
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Bpalrfield
Roger Ludiowe Hirhachtel
Zanedt
Penmanshi
Julia Whiteman
Mary Chort
Eva Mikut
Nelen Lucas
Olga Stevena
Hel Anderson
Stella Mills
Edna Mill
Gladys Norrell
May Rus‘Kay
Cadora Vickers
Underwood
Margaret Sector
Remington
John O'tex
Rocco Knox
Milford School To Exhibit Student Work Next Week
Central Grammar school will host a two day exhibition of work from all grades and departments on May 13 and 14 with special focus on manual training under Terence TF Close and home economics under Miss Mildred I Chapman. The event is free and open to the public. Separately, Devon and Walnut Beach Grammar pupils staged an all day program at the Devon Athletic club house featuring an operetta and dances in observance of Music Week. The event, directed by Miss Hazel J Collins with Miss Gladys Evans, included Mother's Day tributes and community songs. Knights of Columbus delegates will attend the Connecticut state convention in New Britain May 10 to 12, represented by James F Healy, Edward Macvihill and Paul Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M Crane
Devon Athletic Club
Devon
Walnut Beach
Hlawitha
Longfellow
Ira Hk. Wilson
Florence Clark
Hazel J Collins
Milsomt
Gladys Evans
Walnt Beach
Tinto Council
Knights of Columbus
New Britain
James F Healy
Edward Macvihill
Paul Ford
Brookfield Church to Host Cafeteria Supper
The Congregational church women plan a Friday supper in the chapel at 4 PM with a trimmed menu and tables of useful and fancy articles for sale. Also noted are local oblique family hints and a reference to Miss Germeye Thornhill Brookfield Center and Mrs Stanley H. Peek of Danbury.
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Brookfield
Austin
Danbury Hospital
Mayora Tu Mir
Stanley H. Peek
Danbury
Pack
Germeye A. Thornhill
Brookfield Center
Monroe notes May seventh disruptive parish gathering
The fragment records appointments of Mr and Mrs Edwards and Beardsey at a parish meeting in Stepney. It mentions welcome chores with gloves sold to Bridgeport, hotels, and local preparations for moving in. Several names appear with limited context including Dufford Cupgn and Mrs Teck up frents Meogmd Mites Mey.
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Monro
Edwards & Beardsey
Wscpt
Stepney
Em Charles
Hotles Nichols
Dufford Cupgn
Jieardstoy
Dias
Mas Marton Dokin
Stepnes
Community Music Week concert draws large Stratford crowd
Stratford May 7 Special reports a large audience at the Music Week program held at the Congregational church and Stratford theatre. The event featured soloist Afvs ALS Anderson, orchestra selections, group singing directed by C P Ball, and remarks by Dr. John W. Moore on civic responsibility.
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Stratford
Progran
Afvs
Als Anderson
Lawiship
C.P Ball
Clayton Pr. Severs
Congregational Church
Gordon
W. Beach
M. Neal
HE. W. Peck
Gloria
Stratford Theatre
John W. Moore
New York Federation of Churches
Petition for Joseph Trottman as constable in Kenwood
Fairfield residents report a petition presented to the town council seeking the appointment of Joseph Trottman of Kenwood as a constable for the district. The document, bearing no official endorsement, remains under review with no action anticipated.
Youthful Shelton Teacher found dead in bed
Miss Atlee W. Brennan a 27 year old fourth grade teacher at Ferry school in Shelton died in her home during the night. She taught at Commodore Hall earlier and was active in St Joseph's church. Funeral from 4 South Cliff Street Saturday at 8 AM with interment Mount St Peter's cemetery. Henry T. Colwell and Son of Derby in charge.
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Shelton
Atlee W. Brennan
Ferry Schood
Miss Brenan
J. J. Brennan
New Haven
Teetsel
Commodore Hall School
Thomas Brennan
James Brennan
John Brennan
Harold Brennan
Sylvester Brennan
William McDonald
Ansonia
Irene Brennan
South Cliff Street
Mount St. Peter's
Henry TF. Colwell and Son
Derby
Fairfield Pupils Advised to Study Music by Speaker
May 7 Fairfield Specch reports Roger Ludlow High School students urged to engage in music study during the career week assembly led by Mrs Leala Joel Hulse. Several students performed, including Dorothy Stevenson and her sister, with accompaniments by Mrs Shively and others. The sophomore class plans an invitation dance and the senior class will present The Mennonite Maid during commence week. Nearby inter-class meets and track events are being organized, with a Wainfield Staples game at Leyion field. Grounds grading around the high school progresses, with completion expected by mid next week.
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High Hoor
Wainfield High School
Staples High School
Leyion Field
St Je
Neberhboring
Stanley M. Hull
Milford Fire Company Rescues Burning Truck
A Milford Chemical Company truck owned by China Brothers of New Britain was saved from destruction after a back-fire caused a blaze early Thursday. The driver and firefighters prevented major damage, and the truck proceeded to New Britain. Local court actions included fines for a Yale student driver and several breach of peace and vehicle cases continued to May 11. other youths arrested for breaking and entering remain to be heard.
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Miliforl
Chemical Company
China Brothers
New Britain
Paul Hoehm
New York City
Mids Wiliam Klages
Clark Street
Graig G. Forbes
Old Church Road
Greenvie
Yale
J. L. Brown, Jr
Worden
Rel
Nin
Sandya Omaghri
Violet Bechtel
Bridgeport
Charles Bo Nomedicos
Thomas T. Cull
Newhall Street
New Haven
Collinsvile
Berlin
Mergeant
Henry Z. Galhranner
Waluf Beach
Movwasquin
Building Permits Rise in Stamford Ahead of Board Meeting
Stamford building records show 20 applications awaiting action totaling $191,000 with expectations the Bulleting board will approve permits valuing about $200,000 at next Wednesday’s session. An eight family dwelling at Roth Street and Washington Court filed by S and S Zatkin requests six to eight rooms in three and four room units, estimated at $25,000.
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Stamford
Roth Street
Washington Court
S&s Zatkin
Officer shoots tire to catch law violator in Fairfield
In Fairfield town court Constable H R Elwood testified he punctured an auto tire with two firearm shots to stop John B Patutel of Norwalk speeding without lights. Patutel fined 25 dollars plus costs for operating a motor vehicle without lights. Other cases included fines for parking and assault and a reckless driving charge continued.
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Fairfield
H. R. Elwood
John B. Patutel
Norwalk
Southport
Bridgeport
Patuts
Raymund Flewellyn
Fuller
Clarence R. Hail
Joseph A. Dennis
Danbury
William Burr
Frank Deaismatia
Joln Pastorasti
Gunar Anerton
John F. Bruther
Fordham University
Girls' Friendly Club Formed in Brookfield
A Girls' Friendly society of St Pauls church organized in Brookfield under Rev. Charles B. Carpenter guidance. First meeting May 1 with State Diocesan committee member Mrs Dunlop and Danbury instructor Mrs Joseph Juengat aiding. Twenty members joined with officers elected and weekly meetings planned with a supper for new members.
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Brookfield
St Paul's Church
Charles B. Carpenter
Dunlop
Joseph Juengat
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. James Church
Danbury
M. Beévs
Community notices and appointments amid Huntington events
Huntington May 7 Special. The Jewish Women’s Auxiliary met at the time of Marry ardnee and expressed sorrow for Merwin W. Johnson of Elm Street Monroe. Sympathy extended to Mrs Johnson and family. Mrs Georgine Jarabe family rented the house on West end of Wiverly Street owned by Bridgeport Hydraulic. Huntington Fire Company to issue bi monthly dues, Redusad's Melody men will furnish music. The Huntington teachers were re appointed at the May Board of Education meeting. Teaching staff includes Principal J Edwin Stevens Mrs Edward Hawley Mrs Wisner Wilson Miss Marlin Kerwin Mina Mabel Paine.
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Raymond Jones
Elm Street
D. M. Read Company
Bridgeport
Read
Welse Laboratory Furniture Company
Haniowoc
Wisconsin
International Time Recording Company
New York
Hart and Hutchison Company
New Britain
American Seating Company of
Ruth Peck
Elone Carter
Gertrude Hudson
Cora Conk
Iieh
Daniel Catten
Franklin School
EW Whitney
Garden
Nichols Avenue
Wash Daston
Huntington
Uarryardnee
Merwin W. Johnsen
Elmstreet
Monroe
Haeok
Mirs
Johnson
Irs
Georging Jarabe
Familiv
Wiverly Etreet
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Huntington Eire Company
Reduwsad
Charles Mizel
Ehasry
Arthur Labderin
George Arundell
Charles J. Milan
William Wels
Andrew Talr
Jerpert
Strikers Told They May Return to Ameri can Thread Plant
Donny Cutis, plant agent, says workers may return next Monday if they wish but will be employed only as far as possible. Agent Guretis states power will resume in the mills next Monday. The strike has stretched into its ninth week.
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Willimannic
American Thread Co
Donny Cutis
Lneal
Gure Tis
Meatllke
New Canaan Men Donate Effort for Village Hall
New Canaan May 7 Two hundred men of the local association approved aiding the Civic League to make the Village hall a paying project and a youth hub. They pledged about $400 for shower paths and $250 for stage scenery while planning elm tree control via public campaigns and spraying costs.
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New Canaan
Men's Association
Conscional Church
Civic League
Harry Kelley
Kelley
Stamford High School
Ioli
Stamford
Easton Notes From The Stepney Vue House Event
Easton notes report a Variety of local visits and gatherings. Residents such as Mie Stanley Ribbins and Mrs Makin participated in a fod demonstration at Stepney Vue House. Several visitors from Bridgeport and Long Island areas were noted, with many birthdays and neighbors hosting events.
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Easton Way
Eyedat
Stanley Ribbins
Makin
Fairield Counte War Bureau
Stepney Vue
Mie
Willems
Blue Rha
Walter Hevans
Bridgeport
Lila
Smiths
Tierbert Wright
Bearder
Jooley Mielda
Misfield
Wilbin Cutter
Monages
Randalp
Atul Bowis
Geore Suingiers
Phutsfertowy
Worschy
Shelton of
Waterlawn
Mre
George Mrshcock
Retired Pastor Moderates Stamford Town Meeting
Retired pastor William J. Long acted as moderator for a Stamford town meeting. Freemen agreed to rules of parliamentary procedure and sang America at the close. The meeting authorized a 2,000,000 serial bond issue to buy land and build additions for schools, prioritizing grammar schools with no funds left for a new high school.
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Stamford
William J. Long
Tuwa
Long
America
Meetin
Former resident of Newtown succumbs
Miss Julia M. Prindle, longtime South Center district resident, dies at eighty at the Bridgeport home of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Waines. She returned to Bridgeport in 1923 to live with a niece. Funeral at Trinity church Newtown, burial in Village cemetery.
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Newtown
Julia M. Prindle
South Center District
Edwin H. Waines
Bridgeport
Prindle
Eames
Abel
Betsy Prindle
Silas N. Glover
Trinity Church
Richmond N. Gesner
Girl's Friendly Society
St. John’s Church
Sandy Hook
Lisbeth Macdonald
Extension Service
Connecticut Farm Bureau
Adeline E. Hurd
Girl's Friend's Society
Diocesan
Music Week Competition Headlines Stamford Schools
Six grade classes compete in the Stamford music week contest with own selections and the contest song Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes. Massed chorus performed Heaven and Earth Display. Seventh grades yesterday saw first prize won by Franklin School 7 A and 7 B for a joint performance.
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Stamford
Eigct
Merdelasohn
Crares
Hkranklin School
Mysterious Fire Destroys $6,000 Ridgefield Home
A Ridgefield residence owned by John Lyons was destroyed by a mysterious fire reported at 2:30 am. Fire Chief Brown investigates. no occupants were present and contents valued at about $6,000 with insufficient insurance to cover loss. Nearby barn burned previously, origin also unknown. Local residents and visitors are noted in brief society items.
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Hidgefield
John Lyons
Whipstick
Canton
BF. Brown
Lyong
Samuel L. Nichole
Startford
Conrad Rockelein
Marlboro
Conn
George L. Rockwell
Topstana
Umpa
Wang Pond
Fred T. Brundage
Harold A. Ritch
Jos¢ph M. Yeung
Cre Pigy Fron
Philadelphia
Ralph
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Meroe
Leonhard
Rene
Brookfield Church
Monroe Notes
Music Week Entertainment
Garden Club
Stratford, Garden Club
Christchurch
Lre
Clyde Fisher
American Museum of Natural History
Fisher Wall
Cub
Korn
Joseph Trottman
Kenwood
Stalin
Milford Fire Company
Constable Elwood
Ju.usl Petaks
George DeCost
Girs
DeCust
New Canaan Civi League
DeGost
Filage Hell
Andi
Palmenthera
Wrie- Cost
W. S. Rainford
Rigefield
Easton
Stamfor
Ridgefield
Vothers
Carty
Mother
Mother's Pride
Varus
Lcenby
Hartigan’s Drug Store
Main
Congress St
Loft
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