Driver Arrested for Speeding by Scene of Crash
In Ansonia on May 29 Coroner Eli Mix concluded the Sharlo death inquiry naming Anthony Sauro driver of the car as held on $1000 bond. Sauro suffered shoulder injuries while Sharlo died and an Eagle- Webster hose call reported mattresses burning at Tremont and Canal. Eugene Miglar identified as Cadillac and Binck Co. driver faces reckless driving charge in court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonta
Eli Mix
New Haven
Peter Shario
Stevens Street
Anthony Sauro
Peter Sharlo
Mix
O'Donnel
Sx- Vbr
CadiUne and Binck Company
Waterloo
Eugene Miglar
Niste
Esgle and Webster Hose Company
Tremont Street
Canal Street
Ts Estate
Mason Barnes
Bridgeport group plans benefit play at Milford event
Milford May 29 theater note says Bridgeport group will present the musical comedy Aboard the Olympia at Lake Shore St Gabriel's Walnut Beach for church aid. Mrs Thomas Nash leads, cast noted among Bridgeport's best, expected large crowd. Memorial services and lodge degree work also planned with logistics for transport to New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfiory
Siinciat
Olympia
Blessea Sacrament
Bridgeport
the Lakes Aid
St. Gabe's Church
Walnut Beach
Harrison Park
Welmen
Oternion of Memorial
Gay
Star-by -The-Goa
Shep A
Bethlehem
Davy's
C Orner
Egrelock
New Haven
Henry Callbromner
Local church fund drive and June meeting notes
May 28 report from Lordship shows the Women’s Auxiliary of the Sun lay Seneca benefiting the church building fund during the last week. June events include a progressive luncheon and a Sunday school program with Rev. Allwein, Rev. Beale, and Dr. Mila C. Tend ent. Also at SHEMTIWN May 29 another popular ghost-themed event features Sol and company with a boxing match and plan for an opening act at Shel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heme
L. O. Nf
A. St. Kuehn
Kuehne
Albert
Erson
All Veil
T. Fo Ruie
Beal Nf Park
Mil
Bridgeport Girl One of Ten Nurses Graduated in Ansonia
Derby May 28 special The Griffin Hospital Training School graduated ten nurses at a ceremony on the hospital lawn. Nominees included Anna May Duffield Irene Phair Marion Frances Little Evelyn Backman Florence Sowles Olga Drahelm Christine Duff Sophie Gilman Pauline Palmer and Helen Marg Strand. The Mary B Russ nurses home a 40 room dormitory dedicated by Friend A Russ was opened with gifts for furnishings. Speakers included Governor John Trumbull and Mr Russ praising the hospital's service and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Griffin Hospital
Griffith Hospital Training School
Mary B. Russ
Anna May Dufield
Judge
Mis
Arenbald Duffield
Irene Pair
James Phair
Marion Francesa Little
Philip Little
Evelyn Louise Backman
Shelton
Florence May Sowles
Ansonia
Misa Olga Drahelm
Bristol
Christine Margaret Duff
Sophie Elthe Gilman
Bridgeport
Misa
Pauline Palmer
Helen Marig Strand
A. Russ
Mary R. A. Russ
John Trumbull
Trumbull
Rosa
Easton Girl Weds William Garrity in Stamford May 9
Easton announces the secret marriage of Olla May Dickerson to William J. Garrity of Bridgeport. They wed in Stamford on May 9, with Dr Wil Finch officiating at Birat M. Ey Church. They will reside at the bride’s home.
Regatta Cooperation Praised By Yale Club Officials
May 29 Shelton mayor F I Nettleton received a letter from the Yale University Athletic Association thanking the city and police department for their cooperation during the college regatta. The note commends police for orderly accommodations and the patrol board for generous courtesy to Yale and Associated New England clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
F. I. Nettleton
Yale University Athletic Association
Tice
Woodcock
Associated New Enganl Yale Club
Social Luncheon and Bridge at Ridgewood Inn in Redding
Mrs Joseph Mathers hosted a luncheon and bridge at Ridgewood Inn in Redding with attendees including Mes BP and Dutton and prizes won by Mrs Charles Shelton and others. the meeting of the League of Women Voters followed, with Miss Alice Hart of Providence giving a talk on American experiences in Geneva. Guests Mr Archibald Sulelitte of New York and others will visit over Decoration Day. Mrs Philip of Redding Center spoke in New York Osaning. July John M'ttollam spending 12 days in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hook
Yale University
John M
New Haven
Redding Pupils Rehearse Play for Commencement
The Hill Academy pupils in Redding Center rehearse for their commencement play Mid Summer Night’s Dream under teacher Mrs. Lemu el Sanford. The performance is set for graduation exercises Friday June 12 at Grange Hall with a list of cast members including Theseus, Lysander, Demetrius, Bottom, Oberon, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
the Hill Academy
Redding Center
Lemuel Sanford
Grange Hall
Vheseus Palace
Athens
Duke of Athens
Uhh
Reynols
Iggeus
Mermia
Th Ropinson
Lysander
Robert Rumsey
Demetrius
Marjorie Mall
Philosotrate
Revels
Emily Leahy
Hipnolya
Clara Sanford
Argaret O'Collam
Helena
Berus
Quince
Mary Sullivan
Bottom
Loreayce Melyan
Finte
Willie Nichol Snout
Leslie Vavreau
Starveling
Samuel Williams
Snuz
Jack Wanden
Oberon
Adan Beaudry
Tilania
Loutise Nardine
Queen
Iva Beand
Pex
Juleanor Boddie
Torothy ‘Totten
Arthur Willams
Moth
Ana Arnold
Raymond Beaudry
Lora Wavreau
Agnes Delaney
Louise Beaudry
Elsie Williems
Miriam Stehlik
Truth Stehlik
Seton Sullvan
Catherine Giw
Clarabelle Fleyne
Marion Conk'n
Neighbors Night at Harmony Grange Draws Wide Attendance
Neighbors from Trumbull Farmill River Aston Shelton Meriden Saxon Piyer and 63 from Harmony total 101. Music by Willard Gillette Gifford Gillette Fred Erfert Easton Italian recitation by Brother Peterson Trumbull pageant United States and her neighbors remarks by Gilbert Trumbull Dorothy Gisette aston Tucker Pomona Meriden Minor Ives Lady Martha chapter attendees at New Canaan meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grange
Thureday
Trambuill
Farmill River
Aston
Shelton
Meriden
Saxon Piyer
Harmony
Willard
Gifford Gillette
Fred Erfert
Easton
Peterson
Trumbull
United States
Gilbert
Dorothy Gisette
Tucker
Pomona Grange
Minor Ives
Talley J. Lord
Henry Lord
New Canaan
Louis Beardsley
Walter Lyon
Lone Islar
Fath Wales
Elm Street
Grace Smith
Monroe Fire Company
Woman's Auxiliary
Willola
Stark
Local notices from Huntington May 29 events and meetings
Miss Lisbeth McDonald and Miss Helen Las attended the Blue Ribbon sewing class at Blmin gton school with plans for a June 2 achievement day and a June 5 Happy Sewers event. Annie Neteras visits Bridgeport relatives, churches schedule services, Knights of Washington meet Thursday, and the Parent Teacher Association to hear about the growing child at 7 20 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Lisbeth McDonald
Teror
Helen Las
Mabel Milhan
Farm Bureau
Blmington School
Edward Perley
Lane Street
Annie Neteras
Bridge Yurt
May
Mahegan Street
Ehos
Yale
Lethol
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Chuorel
Knights of Washington
Roy EO Clark
Parent-Teacher Association
Memorial for Mother Oof Mrs Tuesdale at Putnam cemetery
Memorial at Putnam cemetery honors Mrs Tuesdale with a large memorial designed by Fred I. Leer of Syracuse New York. The dedication was arranged by a memorial committee and the event marked a period of service and remembrance for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpead
Tuesdale
Putnany
Fred I. Leer Arenited
Syracuse
N.Y
Davis
Stratford dancing annual recital and May parade
The Lyons-Wolff School of Dancing held its annual recital and reception at Sterling Memorial hall on Main street Stratford. Performances included interpretative and kindergarten dances, tea dancing, vocal numbers, and a long list of named participants across kindergarten, junior, and advanced classes. A Memorial Day parade lineup with veterans, fraternal groups, and school children was planned, followed by services and a taps tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Sterling Memorial Hall
Main Street
Lyons-Wolff School of Dancing
Anna Sullivan
Cass
The
Nursery
Rita Gurnsey
Mary Lyons
Bernice Win~ Sleid
Pierrette
Foe
Little Gosgirs
Phyl Stevens
Muriel Crosby
Adeline Dinan
Helen Rahr
Gondoliers
Jula Higgins
Bernice Winfield
Marderle Woolley
Walts
Rut Fasal
Mary Tons
Alice Carroll
Ruth Rockwell
Walva Trio
Jack Quinn
Trishee
Julia Higgins
Lola Wolffe
Avna Sullivan
Stephen Rahriz
Ruth Foealt
Spain
Holland
Junior Dlas
Ireland
Raymond Walsh
China
Phyllis Dart
Japan
Inia Wiegine
Tack Quinn
TuveHa Cahill
Liberty
Mabel Rahrig
Patricia Bancroft
Martha Beardsley
Leslie Bakertea
Gertrude Dart
Ruth DeReamer
Ruth Fasel
Jaretta Histon
Willam Hinton
Jean McGuire
Catherine O’shea
Stephen Rahrig
Beverly Sjordin
Phyida Stevens
Marjorie Talbot
Eloise Brague
Dorothy Conney
Barbara Carroll
Luella Cahill
Margaret Dart
Isabel
Fyt
Dorothy Flanagan
Sauuoridd Muy Daraue
Saeki
Haradisé Green
Clus
Irving Shaw
Statford
Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Legion
Cupheag Club
Christ Episcopal Church
William Horace Day
Bridgeport
Harry Flond
Statford Paw
American Sealon
American Legion
Joint Memorial Service and Community Notes in Westport
Westport events include a joint Memorial service at Farms Congregational church led by Misa Dorothy Adams with recitations and music from local teachers and students. Staples High School plans a baccalaureate at Christ Church on July 11, and Westport Musical Comedy announces a June 2 try out. An art exhibit featuring George Wright’s drawings opens Monday with town hall studio venue and notable hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Christian Endeavor
the Farms Congregational Church
Misa Dorothy Adama
Bridge Street School
Homer B. Mills
Helen Sherwood Fairchild
Majorie Stoddard
al Jen Stoddard
Constance Sherwood
Irving Hotchkiss
Mary Kirk
Komer
Milla
Vlainberg Fields
Dorothy Adams
Adie Hote
George [Aten
Plano
Hateh
Ptek Christ Church
Staples High School
Christ Choreh
Much
Christ Church
Leepy
Women's ‘Own Improvement Association
George Wright
John Adama Thi
H. Roberston
J. F. Boyd
Ernest Fichr
Giorge Wright
Cacrr B. van Sant
Misa Hloise Thomas
Orange Man Held for Shelton Crash
Theodore May Andrews of Grange Wire was served with a summons in Shelton after a minor crash at the corner of Onrain avenue and Center street. He reportedly struck a mushroom lantern signal while driving toward Bridgeport, destroying the light. Officer Shepherd pursued and after being brought to the station he was released on a $30 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shieldon
Theodore
Andrews
Onrain Avenue
Center Street
Grange Wire
Bridgeport
Coram Avenue
Centre Atrees
Omeer Shepherd
Darien to Name First Police Chief
Darien prepares to appoint the town’s first police chief and form a police force. The new Police Commission of Dr. Howard Stout Nel Bon Holmes and Chauncey Tyler plans early week meetings to decide the chief and force. A special town meeting is set for Thursday evening to discuss the commission’s budget and police salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royle Eho
Darien
Aater
Bourd of Finance
Board of Selectmen
Danbury Plans Care of Fifty Children
Danbury submits special arrangements for a fund to care for fifty New York children. Private placements will house the guests for two weeks at local havens. A hospitality committee will oversee the arrangements and coordinate with host families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Dandbury
Tribune J Fund
New York
Dbury
Unclear Westport Weather and Company Actions Mentioned
In Westport a report references the Vigilant company and map details tied to government permits. Names such as Stephen McBeana and Crosbie Chasin appear in fragmentary form. context suggests a local event or meeting with emphasis on approvals and compliance.
Memorial Service in New Fairfield Friday in church
Memorial service scheduled at the Methodist Church in New Fairfield on Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. Howard to preach “The Cure For the War.” Advent Christian choir from Danbury expected to assist with music. Inclusive invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fairfield
Bfairfield
Methodial Church
Howard
Advent Christian Thureau
Danbury
Norfield Grange Hosts Easton Club Neighbor Night
Norfield Grange No. 146 hosted Easton Grange for Neighbors Night with 42 Weston members and Housatonic Grange as guests. Easton members served a fine supper and provided music for dancing. A Pomona Grange meeting will be at Easton Grange Hall Wednesday at 10 30. Weston friends were invited to attend an ordination on Saturday at 7 30 at Holy Trinity Church Middletown, where Samuel Buddy will be among four ordained by Bishop Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snort Hill
Yellow
Sport Hill
Laston Grange
Norfield Grange
Stratford Grange
Helene Marsh
Bridgeport
Marjorie Jennings
Maxine Browne
Ivan Blackwood
Frowne
William J. Garrity
George Marsh
Ralph
Evelyn Kent
Chester Main
James Main
Nancy Main
Marerie Jennings
Elizabeth Smith
Agna Smith
George Hitchcock
Lyan Blackwood
Betty Miss Browne
Lee Methodist Church
Howard B. Warren
Willam E. Dishrow
Epworth League
Ambrose Marsh
Tee Methodist Church
Ana
William E. Disbrow
Weston
Easton Grange
Housatonic Grange
Stewart Benson
Pomona Grange
Easton Grange Hall
Weston Friends
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown
Chauncey G. Brewster
Samuel Buddy
Hawleyville Forms New Volunteer Fire Company
Hawleyville town creates the Hawleyville Volunteer Fire Company with 24 members. They discussed purchasing a chemical engine and voted to acquire it, to be housed in Hawleyville by July Fourth. Officers include William A Upham president, I. B. view president, J Clark secretary, William A Upham treasurer, Charles Dock Ist foreman, John Henrty second foreman, Lester Gibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Volusteer
Hawleyville
Williaam A. Upham
Upham Food Products Company
Nawleyville
Hawleyvile Volunteer Fire Company
William Oa. Upham
I J. Clark
William A. Uphant
Tressurer
Harles Dock
Henetri
Greun
Segend
Lester Gihert
Local Social Roundup from Easton Walton Area
At Easton Walton on May 29 visitors included J Henry Ty in Weedk with Mrs Prank Clie of Stamford and John Broadbin at Bridgeport, who were callers on Mrs Suhruse Marsh. Herbert Smith family from Wairveld visited Mr and Mrs Edward Knight, Miss Ke aie Wag attended Werthesdan with Miss Bertha Wank, and Mr Tooth Thorks with Chester Nain joined Mr and Mrs Walter thal for dinner in Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Nain
Walter Thal
Stevenson
Mystery Notice From Newtown Mawtow With Faded Details
A partial OCR fragment reports on a local event at Pho Tiewtey High involving a junior senior reception in a school hall. It mentions dates around Lent and a bridal hovering motif, with unclear names and roles. The text is garbled, but suggests a community notice or school ceremony near the sea region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Sheraian Adama
le Tanta
Gipatiots
Medanis
Scheol Hall
Chiles
Ove Pais Sea Beers
Owrth
Seven Divorces Granted by Judge Jennings
Judge Newell Jennings of the Superior court granted seven decrees of divorce yesterday. Names include Walter B. Pitcher formerly of Danbury now in Denver. Mary Castledine of England who refused to join her husband William Castledine. Robert McMinn of Bridgeport who abandoned wife Rose Mentrick MaMinn. Katherine Minor of Norwalk separated from Robert R. Minor. Rev. William K.E. Stone witness for Emma Cole of New Milford. Toward Cole of Stratford deserted by Charles A. Fotch. Cora Fetch and Charles A. Fotch, and Emma Goeney Harrigan of Bridgeport granted divorce from James H. Harripen of Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Jennings
Superior Court
Walter B. Pitcher
Danbury
Denver
Colorado
Bessie B. Pitcher
Mary Castledine
England
William Castledine
Norwalk
Robert McMinn
Bridgeport
Rose Mentrick MaMinn
Grant Street
Katherine Minor
Robert R. Minor
Wiliam KE. Stone
Roxbury Methodist Church
Emma
Cole
New Milford
Stratford
Charles A. Fotch
Cora Fetch
Emma Goeney Harrigan
James H. Harripen
Schenectady
Massee School Commencement Highlights Global Graduates
The 60th annual Massee School commencement was held in the school gym. Graduates include Louis DeAlgurrun and Antonio DeAlzur pun from Madrid, Norman Pavrsels of Stamford, Joseph Minetree of Northampton, Dana Road of Duluth, Irving Apindorf of New York, and Ralph Olswang of New York. Southfield Point Hall closed with diplomas awarded to Eleanor Sheldon Jones of Greenwich and Frances Louise Wisdom of Broken Bow Oklahoma. Glen Eden School for girls also held closing exercises with diplomas awarded to Mies Sarat and other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Maasee School
Louis DeAlgurrun
Madrid
Spain
Antonio DeAlzurpun
Norman Pavrsels
Joseph Minetree
Northampton
Mass
Dana Road
Duluth
Irving Apindorf
New York City
Ralph Olswang
Southfield Point Hall
Eleanor Sheldon Jones
Greenwich
Frances Louise Wisdom
Broken Bow
Oklahoma
Glen Eden School For
Mies Sarat
Mildred Browner
Misa Mamin
Elizabeth Crocker
Susan Wimartin Downey
Helen Anntenette Gould
Zoryaine Nathan
Louise Schwab
Margaret Elizabeth Page
Hiker Lillian Connally Begins 2500 Mile Circuit
Mrs. Lillian Fountain Connally of Springfield Mass starts a walking tour from Stamford toward Quebec’s St. Anne de Beaupre Shrine and back. Despite a weak heart she plans to cover nearly 2,500 miles to complete the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Lillian Fountain Connally
Sprinefield
Mass
St. Anne de Beaupre Shrine
Quebec
Canada
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Waterbury
Milford
Helms
H@eturda
Cleus
New Heaven
Mnatkafmen
Shellon
Shelmuch
Han Hee
Prince Henry
Adams-Roth Baking Co
Wepa Perhch
Basion Grange
Monroe
Wollard
Gillette
Stanley Bibbing
Harold Andrews
Edward D. Gillette
Wifford Gillette
Fred Erfort
Margaret Moran
Christine McStay
Winifrey Pratt
Kenneth Toran
Arthur KE Wheeler
Mildred Verris
Apt
Harry Liecort
Wred Candee
John Cau
Clarence Jennings
AT Redding
Monroe Grange
Motheis
Stratford Glass IN Dancing
Orange Man
Mm National
Sui Ware
goTmeny
Tatas
Boon
Stephen McBeana
Crosbie Chasin
Westport Folly Ca
Tae Company
Julia Sponheimer
Summmer
Cora Adams
Bethel
Anna Satterlee
VY. A
St. John
Lucy St. John
Edward Ryder
George Ryder
O. D. Taylor
Easton Club
Jennings
Massee School
Hiker
Jack the
Giant Killer
Snow Queen
Red Riding Hood
W. J. Enright
Bridgeport Post
Post-Telegram
Harvey & Lewis Co
Elm St
Memorial Day
NEW Haven Dairy
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