Assessors' pay increase denied by Board of Finance
SWESTPORT Nov 4 Special. The Board of Finance denied the Assessor’s request for a $2.50 daily salary increase, citing law preventing pay raises during a term. Reorganization at town hall saw Frain M. Jen' s reelected chair, with George O. Gair and James Piter Bradley reappointed. Notices include curb work, road repair, and budget adjustments, plus local events and school honors.
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Swestport
iiLombe Tygf
Board of Finance
Swe Financerd
Frain M. Jen
George O. Gair
James Piterx Bradley
Ofsh
Edward &. Birge
George B. Jennings
New Creek
State Street
Harry A.rwood
Willian D. Dickson
Westport Standard
Compa Beach
Compe Beach
Fire Destroys Auto in New Fairfield
A car owned by Mrs. Rose T. Geary a New Street school teacher was destroyed by fire on Neversink road Tuesday night. The vehicle likely started from a short circuit while Mrs Geary was returning to Danbury with her mother. The Danbury fire chief arrived after a telephone call but the flames had engulfed the entire body. Rev Ellis Gilbert Danbury Baptist pastor visited townsfolk Tuesday. Mrs James Chambers Mrs James Jorgenson and Mrs Chester Smith and son were guests Tuesday of Miss Viola Robinson.
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New Fairfield
Rose T. Geary
New Street
Neversink
Danbury
James Chambers
James Jorgenson
Chester Smith and Son
Viola Robinson
Funeral of late resident drew many relatives to Springfield
Michael J. Bradley former Newtown resident died at his home in Springfield Mass after a lingering illness at age 59. Relatives and friends from Newtown Bridgeport and surrounding towns attended the funeral with many Bradley family members listed. Survived by wife three daughters and three sons plus two brothers. Parish supper at St Rose's Sandy Hook to follow, a major annual social event.
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Newtown
Michael J. Bradley
Springfield
Mass
Registrar of Voters
Thomas F. Bradley
Edouard Bradley
Harry Bradley
Marie Bradley
John J. Keane
Robert T. Bradley
Bernart Kane
Briggenort
James Lillis
Tajtseport
John Bradley
Lridgeport
First
Thomas
Brew
Paul V. Cavanaugh
John B. Tubbell
Nellie Bradley
Bradley
Knox Motor Works
Raymond Morris
Buffalo
N. Y
Russell Walker
Margaret Bradley
Francis Bradley
Hartford
Henry
Milton Bradley
Thomas I. Bradley
Bridgeport
St. Rose’s Church
St Mary’ Hall
Sandy Hook
Trumbull votes to accept highway funds for Trumbull Beardsley Park
Nichols Town Hall crowds approve the State Highway Commission estimates and town share for the Trumbull Beardsley Park Highway. Work will start soon. Also noted: Nichols Bridge Club results with Mrs Edward Nothnagle first and Mrs Lester Nothnngie second.
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Nichols
Trumbull
State Highway Commission
Beardsley Park
Nichols Bridge Club
C. W. Fairchild
Edward Nothnagle
Lester Nothnngie
Trinity Vestry
Hilton
Anglo-Catholic Congress
New Haver
Fmdeavor
Methodist Church
Stanley Tinley
Howaorth Lessue
M. EH
James Durwood
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Women of Connecticut Diocese to meet at Trinity Church
Monroe November 3 Special announcement invites all women of the Diocese of Connecticut to the forty fifth annual Woman's Auxiliary meeting at Trinity Church New Haven on Wednesday November 11. Attendees should bring a box lunch and tea and coffee will be served in the Parish House.
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Monroe
Diocese of
Connecticut
Woman's Auxiliary
Trinity Church
New Haven
Granville Baskerville
Charles
Jamaica
Long Island
Fannie
New York
Brooklyn
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
Feel splendid with Cascarets the nicest laxative. One or two candy like tablets stimulate the liver and bowels, leaving you clean, refreshed, and rosy. It never grips or sickens and is advertised as the world’s largest selling laxative with directions for all ages on every box.
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Rly
Fairfield Recital Debut by Three Soloists
Fairfield report details a concert at Mrs. Lealix Joe Hulse studio on Post Road featuring three first season soloists Miss Gertrude Perry James Francis and Miss Mary Kirk with readings by Miss Genevieve Godfrey and piano by Miss Dorothy Stevenson Additional events in Fairfield include meetings at Unquown Tribe of Red Men the Fair field Historical Society and D A R plus church socials and school activities including a mock supper and December programs
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Wwairfield
Stuiio
Lealix
Joe Hulse
Post Road
Hulse
Gertrude Perry
Southport
James Francis
Fairfield
Mary Kirk
Genevieve Godfrey
Dorothy Stevenson
Dorothy Jennings
Wil
Wairfield Incluie
Fairfield Historical Society
Old Academy
Sherman
Dwight
Eunice Dennie Burr
Milford
Ladies Sewing Society
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church
Veterans Meet to Discuss Southport Harbor Work Losses
Ex servicemen invite to a gather at the American Legion hall on Armistice Eve November 11 by George Alfred Smith Post to discuss past service days and enjoy a social evening with veterans from the town.
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Southport
Harbor
Legion Hall
George Alfred Smith Fost
American Legion
Danbury School Teacher Involved in Auto Accident
Five year old Phyllis Layman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Layman, was struck by a car driven by Miss Mabel Rising of Danbury High School. The girl received bruises and abrasions at her home and was treated at Emergency hospital. Police said Layman and a companion started to cross the street. the child jumped forward as the car approached. Miss Rising was not held. Also reported: Vincent Caprio's barber shop robbed of two dozen razors, three hair clippers, tobacco, cigars, and even the barber’s banjo.
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Danbury
Phyllis Layman
Charles Ti. Layman
New Street
Mabel Rising
Danbury High School
W. Tl. Stahl
Miss Rising
Barber
Vincent Caprio
West Street
Vincent
Bethel Red Cross Chapter Names Officers for Year
Bethel Red Cross BeThel branch selects W A Kirkwood as chairman H Frank Moore vice chairman Joseph Treadwell secretary Rollin F E Good sell treasurer Executive committee includes F E Berry H W Walsh Franc Coulter Floyd Wood J Hodgson W Knowles Charles Geron Beers Susan Baldwin Anna L Smith Sophia G Wight John Wixted Sarah Steck etc Local brief notes include travelers and community notices plus funeral details for Mrs Mary Carroll and upcoming Knights of Columbus chicken supper hosted by the Ladies of St Mary parish on November 12 with table leadership by local women.
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Serere
Staples High
Forktober
Iipal
Horace Beach
Uth Adams
Mary Maruszak
Haywell Bamber
Helen Robertson
Fster Lillander
Olive Ruff
Helen Panton
Robert Fuller
St.5
Estelle Green
Florence Uuck
Anna @biskie
William Simpson
Nelson Kimber
Othy Stoddard
Doris Wood
iSylvia Ruland
TFEG
Maury Kheehan
Mila Nm
Carroll Wood
Jane Edson
Opportunity Room
Cine
Dumobroaski
Westport Teach League
Bedford House
Meth Mackenzie
Holy Trinity Oh
Samuel “arNelf
Afise Dorothy
Liss Anna
Ey Corbitt
Edward P.maly
al A. Ellen
al A. Ellen ©. McNaught
Chappaqua
Post Road
Greens A
PS Quitchaim
Edward J. Taylor
Gerard P. Mills
Westport Bank and ‘Trust Company
Edward Mills
I Mortgares
Antonio Tortorella
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Sauratnck
Flten Gaught
Westport Bank and Rust Company
Yoren G. McNaught
Edward P. Wills
Leland Wheeler
Dennertome
Kings Highway
Bethel
Walter Jaynehan
State Street
Dennert Bone
Danbury
American Red Cross
W. A. Kirkwood
H. Frank Moore
Joseph Treadwell
Rollin FE. Goodsell
F. E. Berry
TI. W. Walsh
Franc Coulter
Floyd Wood
Central High Dean Speaks at Strathfield PTA Meeting
Ailss Marjorie Grant, dean of girls at Central High, spoke to Strathfield PTA Tuesday afternoon in Lincoln School on Jackman Avenue about the nature and volume of her work and the apparent results. The talk followed a business meeting led by Mrs Ved A Daniels, with Mrs Wilma Belknap and Mrs C Klemedens t as hostesses for the social hour.
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Ailss Marjorie Grant
Central High School
Strathfield
Parent Teacher Association
Lincoln Schorl
Jackman Avenue
Ridgefield Dr Shelton Bank President Dies of Heart Failure
Ridgefield mourns St George Gregory Shelton longtime president of Ridgefield Bank and Trust company a leading citizen. He died near Fort Meyer Florida after a heart seizure while on a return trip from a winter home. Burial planned in Ridgefield cemetery with flags lowered townwide.
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Ridgefield
St. George Gregory Shelton
Ridgefield Bank and Trust Company
Fort Meyer
Florida
St. Stephen’s Church
Ridgefield Cemetery
Shelton
First National Bank of
First National Bank and Trust Company
Richfrefield
George Wellington
Margaret Atwood Shelton
Birmingham
Conn
Flo
New York Homeopathic Medical College
New York City
Ida EB. Sherman
Bridgeport
Harriet May
F. KK. Hollister
South Hampton
S. J
Allen W. Shetton
Ving
Princeton
N. Z
New York
Hite Home
Ridgefield Bank
Fort Meyer, Fla
Central Cemetery Association elects officers and trustees
Brookfield November 4 Special report officers re elected at a Central Cemetery Association meeting. William B Roe president D Clark Joyce secretary and Wiliam J Beecher treasurer Joyce also named Superintendent. Trustees named for three and two year terms include Roe Thornhill Stuart and Beechler. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Eric Johnson November 2 at New Milford hospital. Mrs Ward Alaby reported as seriously ill at Danbury hospital. Miss Faith Comstock Huckleberry Hill school teacher hosts Hallowe en party with play grab bag and sale. Stanley Kellogg Dr Southey and Michael Kane of Bridgeport hunting near the Housatonic river Tuesday.
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Brookfield
Central Cemetery Association
William B. Roe
D. Clark Joyce
Wiliam J. Beecher
Joyce
John 5
Ward Alaby
Danbury Hospital
Msa
Fidith Comstock
Huckleberry Hilgehool
Stanley Kellogg
Southey
Michael Kane
Bridgeport
Housatonic River
Testimony Questioned Over Auto Accident Records
Westport November 4 Special reports Samuel G. Craig of 57 Park Avenue Groton Connecticut testified before Judge Godillot in town court about fainting spells after rib removal surgery. Later findings indicate the testimony is not on the official court records.
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Westport
Samuel G. Craig
Park Avenue
Groton
Genn
Godillot
Auto Towed Vehicle Overturns in Fairfield Crash
Fairfield November 4 Special Joseph Lezinsky of Fairfield was slightly injured tonight when a car he was towing headed down Bronson road and crashed into the towing car. The collision caused the car being towed to overturn.
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Fairfield
Joseph Lezinsky
Bronson Road
Lezinsky
Easton Pupils Have Perfect Attendance in October
Easton reports show 110 pupils numbered perfect in October across local schools per teachers of the various classes. Two chicken pie suppers planned for Thursday night with events at Grange hall and Center Street Methodist hall. Pageant rehearsal for The Pilgrim and the Book at Lee Methodist church Thursday evening. Junior League of the Les Methodist church meets Friday at 2 PM. Easton Volunteer Fire Company plans a dance later this month. Local residents visiting or staying with families are listed among recent social updates.
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Aston
Easton
Grange Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Center Street Methodist Hall
Lee Methodist Church
Thea Les
Louia Judd and Son
Brooklawn
Fred Kuehn
Raymond Kuehn
Ronald Kuehn
Ronald
Wilby Kuehn
Wesley
Lois Botsford
Long Hl
George Reid
Laura Maquat
William Slady
Bridgeport
Charles Logan
Canaan
Homer Logan
Local notes on Shelton and area residents travel
Mrs Frederick Wyitts of Shelton avenue motored to Roxbury to visit her father Archbishop Walter L Humphrey and attended a conference in New Haven. Mrs A B Bowles returned from Pittsfield with her daughter Mrs Chester F Willard. Harry Galsby resumed his Bridgeport job after six weeks at home. Mr and Mrs George Pearsall and others were entertained by the Sadler family on Mohegan street. William Galbraith returned to Jersey City after summer visit. Mrs Phillip Jones on a New England tour. Maude Edith and David Sadler visited Danbury and Ralph Hobson in hospital. Mr and Mrs George Loomis of New Britain stayed with Frederick Galsky.
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Frederick Wyitts
Shelton Avenue
Roxbury
Walter L. Humphrey
New Haven
A. B. Bowles
Sound View Avenue
Pittsfield
Mass
Chester F. Willard Harry Galsby
Bridgeport
George Pearsall
Mia
Eugene Malcolm
Marie Sadler
Long Hill
Edith Sadler
David Sadler
John Hobson
Danbury
Ralph Hobson
George Loomis
New Britain
Frederick Galsky
New Fairfield Woman's Club Sews for Annual Supper Sale
All day meeting at Norris Hatch home yields articles for the Congregational church supper to be held later this month. Members present include Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Pinckney, Mrs. Disbrow, Mrs. Moody, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Disbrow, Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Moody, Miss Kellogg, Mrs. Benedict, and Mrs. Foster. A second all day gathering is planned Friday at the home of Mrs. Clarissa Nevius and others. Services by Rev. Joan Deyo noted, along with various school and social updates. An item ends with a quip about dishwashing machines.
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New Fairfield
Woman's Church Club
The
Congregational Church
Norris Hatch
Harold Pinckney
Arthur Disbrow
Samuel Moody
Andrew Johnson
Charles Carlson
Lewis Disbrow
Harry Bigerlow
Harry Moody
Jennie Kellogg
Ernest Benedict
Ephraim Foster
Clarissa
Nevius
Dante
Gerow
Irving Gerow
Smalley
Raymond Smalley
Friends’ Quarterly
Chappaqua
Joan Deyo
Danbury
Eli Peck
Clara Peck
Levi Peck
Pawling N
Egbert Haviland
Silias Hatch
George Treadwell
Spencer
J. Marshall
Treadwell
Emily Yarrington
C. N. Horton
Ridgefield
Robert Chatterton
Amoy voyage tale from Stratford seaman in Builder
Alfred Milson, Stratford born seaman and author, describes the Bermuda voyage of the Chinese junk Amoy on a Stratford to Bermuda trip. The crew included Le Roy Lewis and others from Connecticut and New York. The Amoy lies at Housatonic river, off Pootatuck yacht club, after the June 28 departure.
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Stratford
Alfred Milson
Bermuda
Leroy Lewis
The
Builder
Yachting Magazine
Lewis
Nilson
Harvey Burr
New York Guaranty and Trust Company
Newton Hawkins
Winthrop Smith
Milford
John Alfred Helmbers
Bert Hastines
Bridgeport
Benjamin Whiting
Colon
Canal Zone
Lewis’ Aki
Gibbs Hill
Bermudas
Housatonic River
Pootatuck Yacht Club
Parnoff Place Sold and October Attendance Totals
The Parnoff place has been sold by Whitehead to Clarence W. Keith. October attendance and savings across Weston schools show top performers: Good Hin, Lyon Plains, Norfield, and Upper Parish schools list teachers and numerous student names reflecting shared achievements and a Wood Bee event at Norfield Congregational Church.
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Weston
Parnoff Place
Whitehead
Clarence W. Keith
Good Hin
A. J Sherwood
Emma Fanton
Helen Fingel
Marence Wirth
David Soley
Ralph Fancher
Walter Fancher
Rodger Fitch
Thomas Kenny
Earl Moore
Lyon Plains
Mae Mogan
Earl Bears
John Bown
John Cavot
Laurie Elchinger
Margaret Gjuresko
Mary Gjuresko
Jerry Strang
Ruth Strang
Mildred Strang
Ruth Levrovitz
Leo Levrovitz
Ann Lamotte
Myrtle Favereau
Norfield School
Helen Budd
Pau Barlow
Clayton Broch
Charles Daugherty
Bramhall Eager
Irving Merritt
Frederick Waterbury
Myron Waterbury
Charlotte Broch
Lilian Broch
Estelle Canfield
Marguerite Canfield
Henrietta Canfield
Mary Coley
Vincent Gorini
Josephine Gorini
Louis Gorini
Norfleld Congregational Church
Inner cleanliness boosts charm and beauty in morning ritual
A promotional note urges women to start the day with a glass of water and a pinch of Rad Salts to flush the intestines. It claims a sparkling drink, prompt results in about an hour, and improved complexion and fitness from the acids in ramon and grape with lithia. A coupon is offered.
Allen Rheumatic Remedy Promises Relief Advertised Cure
James H. Allen of Rochester claims a self devised remedy named ALLENRHAU banishes rheumatism by dissolving uric acid deposits. He urged its use through Hindle's Drug Stores with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to show recovery.
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James H. Allen
Forbes St. Rochester
Hindle
Allenrhau
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