Redding Woman's Club Hosts Beauty Experts
Redding May 14 Telegram notes a Women's Club meeting set for May 19 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Robert L Cham's Lonetown home. Miss Gleason of Hartford and Mr Wel day of New Canaan discuss Beautifying the Town Politically and Physically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Ther
Robert L. Chammain
Lonetown
Miss Gleason
Hartford
Welday
New Canaan
Sanford School
Greenwich
Brunswieck School
Ridgefield School
Ihenford Field
Girls Friendly “Society
Norwalk
George Banford
Wiliam Rosenau I Foster Hamilton
Mays Acheson
Water
NeCollam
East Side
Mr. Chapman
Fairfield’ County Farm Bureau
Storrs College
Stamford Council Rejects Leary Health Officer Nomination
Stamford May 14 A split on the health department nomination leaves Cornelius Leary assistant to Dr Raymond Fear without council confirmation. The Board of Health backs the appointment, while Democratic Councilman at large Raymond Hackett argues council must decide need and appointee first. If unresolved, an emergency meeting with the Board is planned to define authority and necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biamford
Common Council
Board of Health
Fear
Leary
Hackett
Nnt
Board of
Jamlth
Dr. Tear
Bourg of Health
Perton
Stamford Woman Named Administratrix in Probate
Julia Borg of Stamford has been named administratrix of the estates of her father Charles Bjorklund and mother Margaret Bjorklund, by Probate Judge Paul L. Miller. The joint estates include a mortgage around $5,000. The only other heir is Carl Buurktupd of this city. An inventory of the Thomas Cayman estate lists a Shoemaker's Chinery valued at $300. Anna Kaestis named administrator of Macamar's estate as heir at law. her father George lives in Slovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Borg
Stamford
Charles 4. Bjorklund
Margaret Bjortund
Paul L. Miller
Carl A. Buurktupd
Thomas Cayman
Anna Kaestis
Milford Fire Inspection Update Highlights Department Quarters Visit
Milford May 14 The annual inspection of the Milford Fire Department quarters and personnel was conducted Wednesday morning under Commissioner Lewis P Baldwin of the Fire Board's efficiency committee. Baldwin and aides visited all five stations noting conditions and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Fire Department
Lewis P. Baldwin
Mire Board
Baldwin
Lewis I. Mtewe
Playwright Sanford Plans Little Theatre League Debut
Stephen Jennimss Sanford, son of Mr and Mrs Thy nford, prepares to launch a Little Theatre League at Sanford School. He will produce a mystery play and direct a dramat ic association piece before June Commencement dances. Sanford, set to graduate in June, aims to attend Princeton to study drama and was honored on the Nettleton Memorial tablet for excellence. He edits The Sanford fan and manages the baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
Logram
Stéphen Jennimss Sanford
Easid
Dramatie Associaon
Sanford
Dancal
Theatre League
Sanford Prep
Princeton University
Nettleton Memorial
Institution
Norwalk Health Board seeks funds to expand milk inspector duties
The Norwalk Health board reports to the Board of Estimate proposing to extend the milk inspector role to sanitary and food inspections. They request a total budget of 5,900 with 2,500 for the inspector’s salary and 1,600 for mosquito extermination and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwalk Health Board
Board of Estimate
Sanitary and Food
Sanitary, Food and Milk
Board
Fist Fight Case Delays Federal Court in Danbury
In Danbury, a fist fight case against Ar iormey Mallinger Lathan Milner and Walter Jacobgan halted proceedings in the U S District Court for two days. The attack occurred at the Manbuex Post Office on February 27 as jurors and court machinery faced disruptions. Jacobson seeks dismissal of counts amid the ongoing trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Dury
Unis States Distriet Court
New Blaven
Ariormey
Mallinger
Lathan Milner
Pusadoce Gud
Walter Jacobgan
Stati Gnby
Manbuex
Federal Court
Notry
Wien
Jacobsons
Westport Student Honored at College
Miss Ford of Westport, attending the Consequcut College for Women at New London, was elected to student government president. She previously served as freshman year treasurer, close chairman of Storts, and chairman of the dremualia tlu, and last fall was Junior defente at the Student Government conference of Fiastern Women's College in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rport
Missford
Consequcut College For Women
New London
Texl News Siverbeart
Crawford
Storts
Dremualia Tlu
Fiastern Women's
Therkn
Ohio
Norwalk Police Seek Salary Increase Plea
At a Tuesday meeting the Norwalk police department urged a 30 percent pay raise to take effect at the start of the next fiscal year. Councilman Dr. Robert Wolfe supported the petition, arguing taxpayers know the force was underpaid and deserves relief. The motion to approve was favorably received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalar
Moe
F Pons i
Robert Wolfe
Stratford Adopts Plan for Widespread Sidewalks
Stratford Town Council approves an ordinance to require property owners to install sidewalks or have the town lay them with liens on property. The plan targets Barnum avenues, Stratford avenue, Clover street, Honeyspot road, South avenue, Huntington road, West Broad street, Broad street, and related paths, with only 8000 left in the fund and efforts to collect costs. A public hearing will be held, and final adoption may follow. memorial Day service is planned at Sterling Memorial Hall with a Honeyspot school fife and drum concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Connecticut Company
Stratford Avenue
Huntington Road
Whitney School
West Broad Street
Knowlton Street
Hill
Main Street
Broad Street
Griffin Street
St. James’ Church
R. O H. Hunter
Stratford Post
The
American Legion
Patriotic Society
Sterling Memorial Hall
Honeyspot School
Westport Society Proceedings and Local Happenings
Westport notes on a Sunday union service under the Laymen’s Movement with speakers Samuel W. Raymond of Hartford and Wred Miner, and Connecticut Bible Societies secretary. A $34 fire department donation from McKenna and Dunnigan for recent store fire relief. Current Events club meets at Mrs. Daniel Burr Bradley’s home. A unity dance is planned by Women’s Lawn Improvement. Engagement announced for Letha Walters of Clarence T. Bradley. Mrs. Joint Crawford and Miss Helene Kemper attend Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Meriden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Methodist Sharen
Samuel W. Rayemond
Hartford
Wred Miner
Raymond Ia
Connecticut Bible Societies
McKenna
Dunnigan
Daniel Burr Bradley
Wowens
Gamma Tau
Dann
WL Walters
Letha Walters
Ac i
Clarence TI
Bradley
Walters
Joint Crawford
Women's Town Improvement Association
Misa Helene Kemper
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Meriden
Norwalk Choral Club Presents Elgar's Work
Norwalk May 14 The Art tots under director Roy Wikena Steete will give the second and final concert of the season Tuesday evening at the Norwalk Methodists church. Grace Northrup of New York city and Letha resistingsoloist with the Barr ensemble will provide the accompaniment for Edward Elgar's Banney of Civorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Art Tots
Roy Wwikena Steete
Mus
Norwalk Methodists Church
Grace Northrup
New York City
Letha
Barr
Idward Elgar
Civorge
Wilton Woman Wins $500 Sonnet Prize
Wilton resident Adelaide Nichols has won a $500 prize for an unpublished American sonnet. Her book The Haunted Circle and Other Playlets has drawn favorable reviews in major newspapers. Nichols was among three finalists chosen from a field of over 1,000 entrants judged by Professor Jon Ershine of Wilton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wette
Mies Adelaide Nichols
Wilton
New York Sunday Times
Eland Stanford Kermit
Detroit
Jon Eirshine
Aleg
Stamford Mayor Commends Butler on Prohibition Stand
Stamford Mayor Alfred N. Phillips Jr. commends Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University for opposing the Prohibition amendment and Walstead Act. He says prohibition has failed, breeds disregard for law, and hopes for light wine and beer with government supervision at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Butler
A. N. Phillips
Alfred N. Phillips Jr
Nicholas Murray Butle
Columbia Universit
Butler Oy
Pupils Compete Tomorrow At Newtown in District Test
Over 25 contestants from Redding Monroe Wilton Trumbull and Newtown gather in Newtown for speaking spelling and athletic contests to select district representatives for the state meet. Judges include Mrs E Ward Ireland Mrs Howard Morehouse and Mrs Lt D Sylvester of Danbury. Morehouse to pronounce spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Hartford
Redding
Monroe
Wilton
Trumbull
Trumoull
Yea Lhis
Weston
Helen Anton
John Burns
Gettysburg
Speller
Helen Panton
Myrtle Payreau
George Fancher
Raymond Rider
Robin Hood Spelling
Dachenhauser
Marjorie Platt
Raymond Lies
Ellen Wiley
Athletic
Florence Colley
John Vasale
Trumbutl
Milton Judd
Lilian Virellit
William Kiester
Margaret Bangay
E. Ward Ireland
Howard Morehouse
D. Sylvester
Danbur Afis
Morehouse
Weston Pupils To Attend Joint Contest In Newtown
Weston pupils travel to Newtown for a joint oratory and spelling contest. Helen Tantup takes speaking and spelling roles with George Fancher and Myrtle Calalg serving as Weston representatives. Rosemary of North Wilton visits Miss Jane Calg, while Mr and Mrs T. Amis host friends after a long journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Newtown
Uistrigh
Helen Tantup
George Fancher
Myrtle Calalg
Rosemary
North Wilton
Jane Calt
SY T. Amis
Whartey
New York
Amis
Argentina
Danbury Unions oppose Hat School plan
Danbury school board backs a manufacturing course linked to the Danbury trade school, amid notable opposition from Hatters unions. Officials and union members debate the need and cost of establishing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
HAT School
Tanbiuely
Espeetar
Danbury School Board
Sists
Rane
Danbury Wade School
Amd
Northfield Church Club Presents Play Tonight
The Northfield club of the First Church of Christ hosts a presented program titled Tha I Lived Man's Courtship a comedy with members of the club invited to attend the Northfield conference. The event is scheduled for this evening as part of their spring program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bairfield
Northfield Club
First Church of Christ
Northfield Conference
Easton Grange Hosts Evening Program in May
Easton May 14 Special to The Telegram Easton Grange entertained 100 patrons from Harmony Trumoutl and Hou satonic granges. A varied program featured songs readings recitations and sketches by local and visiting talent followed by supper. A competitive program was announced with brothers and sisters to perform at upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Easton Grange
Harmony
Trumoutl
Hou' Satonic Granges
Old Connecticut
Alan
Johnn Mellen
Arthur Curtiss
Monroe
Regina Steucek
Christine MacStay
Mary Turney
Margaret Moran
Newtown May Day Sporting and Community Notes
Specral to The Velegram-3e reports a late May community gathering at the Country list with women and men players yielding scores including Mrs Shepard 48 and Mrs Peale 37. G Herbert Beers tops the men with 101 points while Rodney P Shepard follows. Also scheduled is the tierd whist for the men at the club May 19. The Tawley Tigh school baseball team heads to a game this afternoon against Woodbury. Mrs Julia I Prindle’s Queen street property was rented from Bridgeport last Saturday. Pootatuck grange enjoyed a large turnout at its meeting. Regional school supervisor Teeland spoke, noting how the schools can help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney P. Stiepard
Herbert Beers
Efere
Andres
Hanover
Bridgepay
Lac
Julia I. Prindlé
Queen Street
Bridgeport
Saturda Pootatuck
Wilton Legion Plans Welcome To Legion Head Event
Wilton Legion officials announce an open meeting and reception for a visiting dignitary at the town house Friday evening. A special Memorial Day plans discussion and an electrification sighting center meeting were held at Mrs. Jane Merwin’s home this afternoon. Local residents, including Rea Cemalock and Bill Bunker, attendities were noted along with social visits from Rear Admiral Austin Knight and guests Chase Mellon and the Thompson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Dan Jean Legion
Armstrong
Waa H Hy
Maria
Jane Merwin
Tor
Rea
Cemalock
Bill Bunker
Tield County
Congregational Churches
Gilbert Memorial
Georgetown
Mia
Stanton Coley
Misa Hart
Alice Olmstead
New Flaven
Board of Missions, Thesday
Sesson
Austin Knight
Washington DC
E.G. Schenck
Chase Mellon
New York
Nelson Spencer
George Thompson
Helena
Luther Smith
George Abbott
Warlbutt Street
Raymond Schofield
New York City
Community Club of Trumbull Presents Soloists
The Womans Community club in Trumbull hosts an entertainment and dance at Bailey's on May 18 at 8:00 PM. Featured acts include Christine Campbell, Miss Fither Kalm, Mrs. J Corrigan, Mrs. Kemper Peabody, John Buckley, Leon Desbeius, and others with Mrs. James Sellen and Mrs. Ben Desbeius as accompanists. Dancing follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbutl
Womans Community Club
Bailey
At & ‘V'Elock
Christine Campbell
Danc
Charles Wright
Fither Kalm
J. Corrigan
Kemper “Peabony
John Buckley
Leon Desbeius
James Selen
Ben Desbeius
Trumbull
Harry A. Judd
Burr T. Beach
Trumbull Town Hall
Board of Selevtairn
White Plains
OW. B. Owhite
Cora E. Beach
Womyn's Foreign Missionary Society
Center Churutr
New Haven
Cyrus Shelton
Fam
Mills Shelton
Oxford
Mary J. Beach
Gustave Kutcher
Woman's Contiuity
Euly
Geluck
Mbrary
Howard K. Beach
Independent Poliical
Bailehall
Trev
W. . White
Ead J. Ward
Parvield
Long Hill Club Meeting and Local Winners Report
The Long Hill club held a Monday meeting with about 30 members present. Mrs. ani Matlete and Joan French won firs prizes in a purges event, while Northrop won another contest. A note stated $150 was owed to a participant by the Yallian Vervetlic of the Long Lab school. The town spelling bee winner will go to Newtown tomorrow for a county event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee House
Tae
Ani
Joan French
Os Northrop
Conkelvaun
Vine Porntes
Childrea Yallian Vervetlic
Long Lab School
Ise
Vane Tear
Frumball
Newtown
David N
Tadrfield
Bridgeport Woman Marries in Westport Yet Another Local Wedding
May 14 report from Bridgeport notes Miss Wathleen Bane, 21, of Central Avenue, Bridgeport, wed Allen P. Lucas, 6d, of Westfield, Wisconsin, in a ceremony by Justice Joseph Morieu at a state street salon. Guests from Norwalk joined for a later dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wretpo
Wathleen Banenon
Central Avenue
Bridgeport
Allen P. Lucas
Westfield
Hove
Joseph Morieu
Justice the Peace
Ators Jatersloweth Saugatiek Bou
State Street
Norwalk
Stratfield committee to assess drainage costs for streets
A five member committee of the Stratfield Improvement Association was named to estimate drainage costs for Jackman Avenue and several terraces and to present the plan at the next town meeting. The panel includes Dwight Hall Clarence Ira Dr Lawrence Er Poole N S Provost and T J Warmer. In 1920 voters approved 18009 for drainage but the grant lapsed and must be renewed. A letter will be sent to the Town School Committee to use the old schoolhouse as a meeting place for combined fire and police departments. Three new committees were formed Membership John Moore Clifford Beards Financer T Rice Davis E R Blaisdell and E P Pierce joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratfieled
Stratfield
N. Blakeman
Fred Trewin
Howard Stone
John Moore
Clifford Beards
T. Rice Davis
Fairfield Theatre Lessees Sued For Rent And Possession
Special to The Telegram reports a hearing in Irplesson on May 1 for eviction of the Community Theatre lessees. The Bairfield Trust Co and administrator Flint seek possessory judgment, alleging nonpayment of rent due March and failure to repair, with waste. The theatre is managed by William Kimmerlin. Isidore Goldman and Theodore Stelber hold executive roles in the operating company. Rental was 9,200 a year for the first term and 4,000 for the final term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clusuive of Peace Bacott Waleman
Baireld Trust Company
Clars M. Flint
Joseph I. Vnt
Theodore Stel* Wir
Wile Boardman
Civant
The
Courant
Alarenes Hall
Cas
Jeep
Saperstein Ams
Community ‘Theatre, Inc
William Kimmerlin
Seaytenanus
Bridgeport
Isidore J. Goldman
Dl Cement Street
Benjamin B. Stelber
Wood Avenue
Asistan
Bethel Bethel GATE May 14 Masonic beer supper
Special to the Telegram May 14 reports the Masonic club supper in Bethel is held at George Wooster's lower hall. Hoboken-bound member Mr Wooster is praised, and donor Donald Greene presents him a gold cuff link with the Aeunie emblem. An evening dance follows with Repules orchestra and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
Lower
George Wooster
Hoboken
J. Worty
Donald Greene
Mr Wooster
Nika
Aonnaber
Bethel Woo
Mil- Bankes Avenue
Gus Uttornuen
Ground broken for Fairfield stores in new development
Ground is broken for seven new stores at Fairfield Center near Post yoad. W. C. Donaldson reports two new owners have not filed with the Town Clerk as deeds transfer the property. The purchaser is building the new retail space, to mirror earlier shops on Stray Road, with the project targeting completion soon. Coolidge Club to meet in Monkrook with President Coolidge expected to attend and new officers anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prustosoutpany
Sherman School
Paufieldd Center
W. C. Donaldson
Tosteites
Fridae
Ald
Miss Pflomm and Ward Alaby Wed at St Pauls
Miss Anna Pflomm of Brookfield and Ward Alaby were united in marriage at St Pauls rectory by Rev Charles Lewis Bigas. The couple left for a short wedding trip. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Fritz Pflomm and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Miles B Alaby. A variety shower for Miss Pflomm was held by Pt Konogrange at Rejoyce hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt Kono Grange
Rejoyce Hall
Pflemm
the Grange
Clarence
Ralph Joyce
Ralph
Iimmers
Misa Anna Murphy
Bridgewater
Hazel Morehouse
Emma Pflemm
Mary Klubko
James Gavigan
David Bretnan
Bridgeport Man Arrested After Fairfield Fracas
Alex Anchoski of 415 Beardsley Street Bridgeport was arrested by Constable Arthur J. Kennett on breach of peace assault and in Latizification. He was held on 250 bond to appear in town court. He allegedly threatened to cut the throat of Josephine Ball and fought with proprietor Jerry Cravetae at the Chocolate Shop. A crowd of several hundred gathered as the incident erupted in the center of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Alex Anchoski
Beardsley Street
Bridgeport
Arthur J. Kennett
Josephine Ball
Oldfield Road
Heatra
Erry Cravetae
Ancheski
Blue Ribbon Sewing class plans Achievement day
Huntington May 14 Special to the Telegram reports the Blue Ribbon Sewing class mapped plans for Achievement day set for Friday June 15. Members and guests including families and Farm Bureau members attended. Miss Annan will teach hat making with a parish house all day gathering and noon lunch. The Mah Jong club met at Mrs Wesolowski’s with attendees listed. Farmill River Grange meets Friday at 8 standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Blue Ribbon
Case
Farm Bureau
Frank Meeks
Jamaica
L. J
George Penny
Ripton Street
Edward Perlay
Meter Perlay
Herbert . Kerring
Myr
Awl Mes
Harry Willams
Mah Jong Club
John Wesolowski
John Lewis
Miya Cordelia Dyer
Michael J. Wesolowski
Edward Perley
Miss Annan
Farmill River Grange
Ita
George Cochrane
Misa Huth Farwell
West Cornwall
Hanford G. Wilson
Mohegan Street
Hanford Wilsom
Bridgeport
Mustard Preparation From Colmans Archive
A traditional recipe instructs using Colmans Mustard with equal cold water to form a smooth paste. After mixing, let the mixture stand ten minutes to develop full flavor. Mix in small quantities and serve fresh daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colman
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Gould
England
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Stephen J. Sanford
Te Redding Playhe
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Laxbora.org
Eston
Wilton Legion
Legion
Department
Community Club OF
Long Hill
Walter C. Hoag
Beltport
L. L
Man
Center Junior High School
Bethel
Fairfield Stores
Coolidge Club
Monkroek
Coolida
Miss Pflomm
Brookfield
ST. Paul's
Magara
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