Local Soloists Shine In Stratfield Musical Benefit
A lively concert at the Stratfield by Angeline Bartlett Tent No 14 Daughters of Veterans featured soloists including Miss Margaret Swakies soprano Miss Dorothy Smith violinist and Arun Bilal pianist. The program included works by Ries Burleigh Franze Liszt and Wallison with readings by Frederick Harrison and accompanists Mrs Hall and Tiall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratfield
Angeline Bartlett
Daughters of Veterans
Margaret Swakies
Dorothy Smith
Fred Fitck Harrison Reader
Arun Blial
Anagho
Frang Ries
Dee Burleigh
Winnette
Franz Ries
Hall
Frederick Harrison
Ittamelle
Waters
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Margaret Swailes
Tiall
Rudolph Frimil
Uace Rastus
Cecil Burleigh
Mr Hall
Frederick Wallison
Terry Long
Margaret Swaules
Hn. Ah
Tree Planting and Pageant at Beardsley School
Beardsley School held a postponed Arbor Day program with orchestra selections and school songs. The evergreen tree planting by the Parent-Teacher Association featured Mrs Angus P Choine and Miss Jennie Fitzmertwal supervising work by students and staff, followed by community singing and a planned evening gathering at Barnum School with an expanded program and performances by local performers.
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Aegi Daveneriae
Beardsley School
Rereen Tee
Barnum School
Hayden
Chinot du Goddalles
Behrens Invited To State Chamber Session
Mayor J William Bhice received an invitation from Geage Go Chandix secretary of the Sue Chamber of Commerce to attend the annual state convention. The event is scheduled for May 21 and 22 with the mayor indicating he would accept the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J William Bhice
Geage Go Chandix
Sue Chamber of Commerce
Grange Hall Dance and Charity Event Planned
May 14 at Greenfield Grange hall will host a Punkin Crick evening under the Stratfram Baptist church entertainment committee. A performance precedes a dance with proceeds aiding church activities.
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Fline
Avion
Punkin Crick
Greenfield Grange Hall
Stratfram Baptist Church
Handiwork of Blind to Be Sold Friday
The State Board of Education of the Blind announces an all day sale of crafts made by blind Connecticut residents. Held in the lecture room of the Olhet Congregational donor church at 2102 Main Street, the event features reed and basket trays and other items. Proceeds go to the makers, with full price paid to the creator. Luggage rugs and candy made by the blind will also be sold, per Stetson K Ryan, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education of the Blind
Connecticut
Olhet Congr
Main Street
Stetson K Ryan
Board of Education of the Blind
Our Children By Angelo Arnti
A thoughtful critique of parental nagging and harsh criticism toward children. It argues that constant pressure over spelling and grammar fosters anxiety and resentment, while calm guidance and positive support can raise performance without harming self esteem. The piece promotes patient, constructive coaching over nagging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Births in local area list May new arrivals
A sequence of births recorded on May dates naming parents and newborns. Aiaide Chapdelaine and Beatrice Chapdelaine welcome a son on May 2, Pere Papus and Vassilla Papus have a son May 3, George Puhalla and Marthe Puhalla a daughter May 3, Willant Giffin and Madeline Giffin a daughter May 4, Neonan on Hillside Avenue a daughter May 4, Gustaf Samuelson and Paine Samuelson a son May 6, etc. Additional entries note May 6 May 10 May 11 and May 14 with various parent pairs and newborns recorded at multiple streets and addresses.
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Aiaide
Beatrice Chapdelaine
Pulpain Street
Pere
Vassilla Papus
Aussuth Sleet
George and
Marthe Puhalla
Hallam Seet
Willant
Madeline Giffin
Misle Avenue
Robert and
Catherne
Ale
Willanald
Cuny
Poplar Street
Charles and
Phebe Lewis Bor
Long Ill
James
Lillian Adley
Hunting Street
Way
C Ter
Vary Gaynes
Ft Bex
Caristian
Aida Neilson
Deningluit Stree
Maz
Biederich and
Two fined in court for assault charges yesterday
Albe loss of 1918 Seaview Avenue was fined 00 and costs for assaulting Joseph Gisero when arraigned in Vito court yesterday morning. Charles Weiss of 230 Avon Street was fined lud and costs for assaulting Thomas Lalegno of no Jones venue. A girl dragged by horse near Greenwich Academy field left the scene badly hurt as the incident occurred on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albe
Seaview Avenue
Osig
Joseph Gisero
Vito Court
Charles Weiss
Avon Street
Thomas Lalegno
Greenwich
Constance Hall
William E Hall
Greenwich Academy
Baking Instructions From a Irregular Recipe Card
The text describes mixing butter and sugar then adding sweetened applesauce and dry ingredients including flour nutmeg cloves and cinnamon. Cream butter cold sugar, stir in applesauce, fold in dry ingredients, add lemon or orange peel, bake slowly for about two hours, adjusting heat as needed. Results are a fragrant baked dessert.
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Giles
George Jaylor
Calif
Bagdad
Clark
Angus P Thorne
Francis Mullaney
Tony Rich
Angus P. Thorne
Jennis Fitzroy
Grangd
New England
Pillsbury
Swift
Fleischmann
Waite Rose
Nchusetta Baking Co
Angelo
Arnti
Cash Bargain
Range
The
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Rider, Hayes CO
Water St.the
Moore's
Moore
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