Stratford Elects 6.0 P Tcketby Narrow Margin
Stratford votes reveal strong showings by Har oveil Vernon Morehouse and Wheeler as re elected representatives and Judge Smith kept probate seat. People’s General candidates led, while Lovell and Morehouse trailed but with notable support. peace of the people’s slate evident in diverse returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Novgram Service
Har “Oveil and
Vernon &, Morehouse
Here Charles E. Wheeler
William Howa Wilcoxson
W Fudge
John Smith
Wheeler
Lewis
Smith
People’s General’ Committee
Toote
People's General Committees
Charles FE. Wheeler
Helen E. Lewis
Harold C. Lovell
Vernon
Morehouse
Hartford
People’s General Committee
Lovell
Judge Smith
Wilcoxson
Andy Gump
David
Beach
Justice of the Peace
May Morehouse
H. Morton Hillsworth
John A. Hansen
Stephen J. Henaghan
Albert L. Bickley
Edward C. Krumwiede
Gus’. Reuther
Michael Yanosy
E. H. Beers
Education and Taxes to Occupy Chamber Lunch
The Chamber of Commerce will host a Monday noon luncheon at the Stratfield to discuss Education in Relation to Taxation. Dr George R Strayer of Columbia University will speak, addressing how 25 cents of every dollar from direct taxation funds education.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield Notel
George R. Strayer
Columbia University
Speckor
Educational Finance ‘Inquiry Commission
American Council of Education
Virgin Islands Described as Paradise by Rector
Rev. Henry S. Whitehead at the Lions Club luncheon described the Virgin Islands as a paradise. He noted three population classes: a white gentry minority, a middle class mulatto group, and a large negro laboring class. He cited rich sugar soils, limited rum production due to Prohibition, and praised the islands as a top tropical spot with tourist appeal.
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America
Virgin Islands
West Indies
Henry S. Whitehead
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lord the Lions Club
Stratfield
Tropics
United States
Thompson Named Head Of Derby Triple Link Club
Thompson was re elected president of the Blakeman Triple Link Club at Odd Fellows hall Derby. Officers include Henry S Whealer vice president Bertrand 0 DeForest secretary Clarence EB Wheeldon treasurer and governors Stewart W Hinman Walter H DeForest Richard D Cook Jr with by laws by Hugh McCreddy and W H Watrous. Frank Gimeo 67 died after brief illness at 148 Housatonic avenue Derby resident 16 years employed by Derby Gas company survived by wife and one daughter. James Donnelly of St Marys Brigade Football left for New York for operation at John Mammon s hospital. Edward McEnerney visiting Derby before returning to New Jersey. Joseph Healy U S Navy visiting brother Frank Healey Derby avenue. Mrs Adelbert Phillips and Miss Dorothy Phillips Meriden returned home after visit with Mr and Mrs Witsle. Katherine Fairchild returned home after stay with relatives. Harry Charttin of Boston was in Derby on business.
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Derby
Blakeman Triple Link Club
Odd Fellow's
Main Street
Percy’ Thompson
Shelton Chamber of Commerce
Ares
Henry S. Whealer
Bertrand 0. DeForest
Clarence EB. Wheeldon
Board of Governors
Stewart W. Hinman
Walter H. DeForest
James Donnelly
St. Mary’s Brigade
New York
John Mammon’s Hospital
Edward McEnerney
South America
New Jersey
Joseph Healy
U. S. Navy
Frank Healey
Derby Avenue
Adelbert Phillips
Dorothy Phillips
Meriden
Witsle
Katherine Fairchild
Harry Charttin
Boston
Golden Wedding Celebration for Ansonia Couple
Ansonia observes the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Bush at their Tremont Street home. Relatives and friends from New York and Massachusetts attended a flower decorated event with a Bluell orchestra, gifts of gold and china, and a large lit wedding cake.
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Ansonia
Servier
George J. Bush
Tremont Street
New York
Massachusetts
Citi
Bluell Orchestra
Fteatrice Doncourt
Yale School of Music
Prentice Funeral Draws Hartford Notables For Last Tribute
The funeral of former Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors Chief Justice Samuel C. Prentice was held at Asylum Hill Congregational Church in Hartford with honorary bearers including Chief Justice George W. Wheeler and Justice John K. Beach. Sessions of the Hartford courts were omitted. burial followed at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Hartford
Samuel C.prentice
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Asylum Hill
Congregational Church
Prentice
Gillett Street
Wills H. Butler
Supreme ‘Court
Bridgeport
George W. Wheeler
John K. Beagh
Hartford County
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
John Calvin
Godard
Salisbury
Board of Park
Brentice
Houghton Buikley
Charles W. Pase
Lucius B. Barbour
Charles W. Grows
Heywood H. Whaples
John’ A. Ingersall
Pes
Butler
Frentica
Yale
Hartford Public Library
Templeton
Simon HW. Baldwin
New Haven
Polish Resident Found Dead in Shelton Bedroom
Joseph Pryor a well known Polish resident died suddenly in his Shelton home at 10 Maple Street. Medical examiner blamed heart failure. Pryor born in Bonbraw Poland in 1868 came to the United States about 16 years ago and lived with relatives in Shelton. He is survived by a brother Frank Pryor and a daughter Mrs Mary Siewczyk in Tarnow Poland along with several nieces and nephews in Shelton. The day’s items include church fair plans, school meeting notices, and local society updates.
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Shelton
Joseph Pryor
Maple Street
Mr. Pryor
Gould
Bonbraw
Poland
Frank Pryor
Ignatz Kaminall
Europa
Mary Siewczyk
Tarnow
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ronald Wagner
Elm Street
Affair Folle Grocery Booth
al Pultem
M. Minor
Helline
Hollingsworth
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
George Shelton
Dan Nichols
Ledger
Spear
Rhenbenz
Stolo
Bridgeport
Preacher Association of Faggette
Young
Elizabeth Smith
Edward Smith
Howe
William Sheehy, Jr
Ir. Parlate’s Hospital
George Rice
Jr. Parlate’s Hospital
Robert Sehailey
Richmond Hill
Norwalk Brush Fire at Liberty Square Threatens Nearby Buildings
A brush and weed fire at Liberty square drew Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company. A stiff breeze from the shore pushed flames toward nearby structures but the blaze was checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soewalis
Liberty Square
Mayflower Hook and Older Company
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound hair darkener
An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener that covers gray from the comb or brush. It claims to leave no visible trace, restore a youthful lustre, and improve appearance after several applications. It notes availability in drug stores and highlights ease of use.
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Wyeth
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Peoples’ General Committee
Gency
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Pyramid Pre
Occupy
Real Paradise
U. S
Thompson
Derby Triple Link Club
Norwalk
Ansorin High
Norwalk 4G
Hag
Aitheach Augonia
Prentice Funeral
Etter
A &P
Bekar
American Coffee Corporation
Younbin
McGee Coal CO
Adul
James TiaAsen
Forbes St. Rochester
Jin
Hindles Drug Stores
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