Trumbull Community News Highlights and Crossings Review
Trumbull week features whist club at Reynolds home and moved families on Bridgertown relocation. Harvest supper by Community Club draws many locals and out-of-town guests. Public utilities inspect railroad crossings and recommend one red-lighted crossing south of Trumbull Station. Town Clerk Burton serves on Bridgeport jury. School attendance praised with October roll call across Center School rooms. Upcoming card party by Woman's Community Club at Gustave Knecher home noted.
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Frederick Reynolds
Henry Ware
David Wittamore
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O. B. Burton
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Trumbull Station
Long Will
Ietten
Center School
Miss Linley
John Banas
Carlton Bolin
Alvert Greytak
Bernard Halapin
Abert Kamm
Theodore Knecht
Ariton Monsanto
Harry Parks
James Sears
Helen Bernachl
Margaret Cureau
Carmela D'Amico
Jacine French
Bertha Heneygh
Frances Langiin
Margrete
Dorothy Meyer
Mary Mizek
Ne'lre
Robert Knecht
Cyril Herenacki
Richard Christie
Francis Cunanne
Cedric Gulion
Edward White
Elsie Bolin
Grete’ Bratz
Catherine D'Amico
Marjorie Hiavacek
Marie LaRreque
Stella Molehan
Vivian Wheeler
Dorothy Whitlock
Annie Imrof
Ruth Knecht
Ruth May
Evelyn Welie
Fred Komm
Andrew Kresak
Arthur Ward
Elmore Wheeler
George Wilkinson
Ray- Mong Zabel
Votan Baltovich
Fanale D'Amico
Dorothy Fernald
Mary Chan
Evelyn Mabie
Josephine Marie Schatz
Caroline Irma Smith
Olive Smith
Lillian Zismann
Mrs Davis
Jack Ler
Michael Osedach
Herbert Cannon
Harriet May
Amelia Boinay
Monroe Company Adds Signal Number to Fire Alarm
Monroe Company votes to add number 12 to the fire alarm signals for out of town alerts. Mr and Mrs Frank Hadden move to Portchester on Tuesday. Entertainment planned at Stepney fire house Saturday for St Stephens church with local and out of town entertainment. Miss Ida Tyrrell of Stepney involved in a fundraiser. News notes on residents and social events in West Willington and nearby towns.
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Monroe
Nery
Monroe Company
Frank Hadden
Portchester
George Tiress
Stamfordt
Edward Curtiss
Stepney
St Stephens Church
Loral
Ida Tyrrell
Tinekn Ey
Bridgenn
Lenech Penardely
Roger
West Willington
Boston Star Hospital
Wallinafund
Lady Mar
Solan Bo Wiates
Walter Proudman
Edith Proudman
Mass L. Udith Wales
Bridgeport
Ernest Proudman
I ¥Ampton
Misa F
Foot troubles traced to ancient sculpture and sandals
A forthcoming Antiquarian report argues foot problems are not modern. Ancient statues from Egypt, Assyria, Greece and Rome show toes deformities linked to sandal design and a single thong between the big and second toes. The study notes flat feet in some statues but denies widespread fallen arches as authentic.
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Hamey
Tyne
Champagne bath tub hijackers seize ship Elma
Prohibition agents seized the Keap Warehouse in New York, holding six million dollars in liquor in America’s largest bonded facility. Indictments name 18 men linked to marine bootlegging and hijacking as federal court ties Walter Weider to the Elma case, where hijackers staged a Broadway bath tub party before Coast Guard destroyer Manning halted the vessel off Cape Hatteras.
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Prohibition
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Walter Weider
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New Haven Man Leaps To Death On City Building
Louis Holtzer a 45 year old resident of 40 Orange Terrace West Haven jumped from the roof of the Chamber of Commerce building on Church Street near Elm in New Haven today. He fell about 76 feet striking the skylight and was killed instantly. Police and relatives were notified and inquiries into his motive began.
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New Haven
Louis Holtzer
Orange Terrace
West Haven
Chamber of Commerce
Church Street
Elm
Holtzer
Black Cat and Fall Put Man in Hospital
Danabury reports 56 year old Johnson, head farmer at the Curws School for Boys in Brookfield Center, encountered a black cat that startled him. He attempted to rescue the cat from a tree, but slipped or fell 15 feet to the ground, fracturing his pelvis and suffering possible internal injuries. He is under observation at Danbury Hospital.
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Danabury
R Johnson
Curws School For Boys
Brookfield Center
Enane
Johnson
Idolensen
Danbury Hospital
Easton community notes on church events and socials
In Easton on November 5, the Ladies Aid annual chicken supper raised 825.94 from 248 servings. Rev Howard B Warren plans sermons on imitators of God and a patriotic Sunday School service for Armistice Day. A World Service pageant rehearsal is set for November 21. Local clubs hold meetings, a Four and Twenty Whist party hosts guests, and honors lists appear for Bridgeport High students. A Grange meeting is announced and a Hastern Volunteer Fire Company dance features a kerneled corn guessing prize.
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Epworth League
Lee M. BF
Howard L. Shaff
Stey
Frederick Bunker
Wilton
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church
Grange Hall
Erwin Edwards
Howard Silliman
Chester Hull
Clarence Jennings
Fred Marsh
Robert Marsh
Arthur Wheeler
Leroy Wheeler
Charles Silman
Willard Gillette
Marjorie Jennings
Hilzabeth Smith
Clarence Andrews
Bridgeport High School
Natalie Marsh
Helen Bilash
Mary Urban
Minnie Smith
Kenneth Logan
Academy School
Easton Grange
Hastern Volunteer Fire Company
Local Events Highlight Newtown Community Activities
Special Farm Bureau meeting at Hopewell school house drew about twenty women led by Mrs. Horace A. Smith with Miss Helen Clark present for an upholstering demonstration. A sausage and pancake supper at Congregational church parlors drew 150 guests, with Mrs. Griffin of Bridgeport and Mr. Walsh of Danbury offering cooking demonstrations. Pohtatuck Grange to elect officers November 9 with a program on Patriotism. Thanksgiving meeting on November 23 includes recitations, discussions on sales tax, and musical and surprise numbers. Hawley High girls and boys basketball teams to face Alumni at Hawley gym Friday night. local teams show solid preparation.
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Newtown
Farm Bureau
Hopewell
Horace A. Smith
Helen Cark
Mildred Anam
Congregational Church
Federated Workers
First Congregational Church
Griffin
Bridgeport
Walsh
Danbury
Pohtatack Grange
Raymond L. Halil
Mary Iairchild
Hawley High School
Hawley
Ten New York Congressmen Pledge Anti-Day Vote
Ten of New York state's 43 congressmen said they would follow the prohibition refer endum and vote to repeal or modify the Volstead Act. All but James M. Mead of Buffalo are from New York City. Names include John J. Kirdrad Emanuel Keller Annin S Pratt Samuel Lickstein John J. OConnor Sel Flo Royal H Wetler Anthony Griffin and Franke Otser.
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New York State
New York Herald-' Puen
James M. Mead
Buffalo
New York City
John J. Kirdrad
Emanuel Celler
Annin S. Pratt
Samuel Lickstein
John J
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