New Canaan FAS Plans Music Year In Five G. A. R. District
New Canaan sees the New Canaan FAS outline five music events for the year to support the community orchestra. The executive board met at Myra Valentine’s home and discussed a December food sale to fund scholarships and expenses. Members include Ruth Chita, Miss Child, Avitlam T. Wead, Mrs. Stephen G. Hoyt, and others. professor George Gregory of the University of Texas was mentioned as a donor.
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New Canaan
Mae
Commun‘dty Orchestra Association
Mies Myra Valentine
Erenips
Ilss
Ruth Chita
Au Presidlent
Sitha
Nies Waurys
Pyere
Miss Child
Ena Yuengling
Avitlam T. Wead
Stephen GB
Hoyt
Canton jCratchsle Nnc
Ay der Flan Shutes
Lemons Shawn
Andrew J. Gregory
Min Sport Avenue
Twig
George Gregory
Englsh
University, of Texas
jAuatla
Texas
University Fund
Loo Star
Ferrera
Mala
Samual T. Worris Pos . A
Charles Surcov
Tsrat Wood
Washington
Community notices and social events in Devon and Seaches area
A jumble of local notices describes society meetings at Andrews' Guild and Wald’s gathering, a charity dance planned at a Pow family venue, and plans for a Worthy cause fundraiser. It mentions the Putney turnpike visit, a new pet wedding at Hen of Are, G Dixon, and Crown of Nangaruck Gardens ready for possession. A Walnut Beach Night Dance at Mrs Davis’s home features a Southern Beach Shoreday attendance and a humorous luncheon recounted by Mrs Davis.
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Pial
Alin
Societ Fur
Union Ehuren
Io. Andrews' Guild
Eea
Fevennig Paquet
Timily
Putney
Dheir
James Slevet
Silve
He aMigrita Beach Chapel
Are
Dixon
Literel Avenue
Wedneally
Liesone
William
Crown of Nangaruck Gardens
Mra Jenni
Kahle
Pring Street
Walnut Beach
Fire Rages Through Danbury Destroys Two Stores
A blaze on Keeler Street in Danbury heavily damaged two stores and affected a third building. Officials estimate total damage at 420,000 and note one building may have been wrecked by an overheated stove. Fire spread to adjacent structures as crews battled the flames this morning, with casualties and other losses still being assessed.
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Keeler Street
Aix
Norwalk Couple to Deserve Goth Wedding Day
Special to the Metegram reports Mr and Mrs Seth Avery of Norwalk celebrate their sixty first wedding anniversary with family and friends. The long marriage began years ago in The Gathers. Their son and daughters, plus grandchildren, plan a family gathering at the parental home tomorrow.
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Norwalk
RWAUK
Suv
Seth A Avery
Y Avenue
Seradstelet
Lomnorrew
Oyfrrmyadty
Maphy
Shumford
Wes Beer
S. Avery
Ave
Josepho Chorharnt
Age Fies Simpson
Lorie Tivekes
Putrental
Herbert K Smith to Address Civic Club of Redding
Herbert K Smith plans to speak before the Civic Club of Redding in an evening event. The Women’s Civil club has arranged a talk by Torbay Josox Smith on the World’s Fair, while other locals attend gatherings and social functions through the week.
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Herbert K. Smith
Civic Club OF
Redding
Nsedding
Christ Enuren
Civils Club
Torbay Josox Smith
Une
Diey Shahae
Bator
Mita
Norwalk
Louie
Cam- Iidge
AL Greetus UY
Une Wihletle Association of the Sautacd
Jameson Daeinke Wis
Gape
Laskouanh
Lusek
Baseball
Cage
Lych
Paine Anm
Rayford
Daniel S. Sassfard
Monroe News Highlights At Southford And Local Events
Fragmented local notes recount visits by Myf vid Mes and Miss Veulah Uris, with references to Stes wits pars weil a Wu under he eat at Pas Wittes. Mentions of Miss Roviere Mati wortine te of Phe Viawe seloud and a public gathering near Monroe, including Shiner Tne Monroe and Starline COVERTUIY.
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Myf
Uhiciies Artiss
South
Ford
Veulah Uris
Stes Wits
Weil
Pas Wittes
Groel
Roviere
Orsiniah
Bhulth
Bale Stevens
Starline
Monroe
Tray Wayne
Rene
Minstrel Show Plans Revealed Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmentary notes describe a minstrel program with scattered details about rehearsals and performances. Names and places are obscured, but references to Wing WAU Red and local figures hint at a regional event. The readable words suggest a rehearsed act facing uncertainty and public interest in a forthcoming show.
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Watrulss
JetSpeed
Nine Children Rise From Mrs Rungee’s Household Fame
Mrs Pauline Rungee raised a large brood of nine who achieved prominence in professions and music. Her sons and daughters pursued Yale, law, engineering, and the arts, with several becoming noted musicians, professors, and business figures. The family, based in Wheeling West Virginia, includes connections to Yale and local civic roles.
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Pauline Rungee
Six Men Caught In Milford Raid And A Woman Fined
A Milford raid resulted in six men and a woman being arrested. Catherine Aly of West arene led to charges for operating without a license. Judge J D Brows fined the woman and suspended part of her sentence after costs. The six men named include Gordon Me une Steven Lyons Phones Gre lant Christopher Melangalin Benjamin Guest and Siyder Stee. Benjamin Giese posted a bond of 16 dollars. the woman paid 4 dollars for disorderly conduct. Morita of Orange was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to months in jail for transportation of illegal goods. Formaldehyde involvement noted in the case.
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Milwoimd
Catherine Aly
West Arene
Seroma
Pledusa
Unk Wien
J.D
Bar Wuase
Man Sentenced to Six Months for Drunk Driving
Sev Vanblay of The Telegrand was sentenced to six months in jail for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The case, noted as the first offense, was appealed but upheld under the applicable law.
Farmers Call Bridgeport to Abolish License Fee
A letter from Westport farmers argues Bridgeport should drop the $50 license fee for selling produce. They complain about taxation compared with other towns and urge action to improve market access, immigration laws, and fair pricing. They claim Bridgeport taxes raise costs while markets in New York and nearby cities offer better returns.
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Bridgeport
Prades
Tran
Herbert Jaren
Westport
Gonneellout
Europe
Hartsford
New Haven
Uralge
Park
New York
Auleidal
Bridie
Conminion Council
Demaniea
Beldgepart
Stiela
Father Son Banquet I in Westport Tomorrow
A local Father Son Banquet is slated for Wednesday night in Westport. The event will feature speaker Jim Nolan and several community leaders, with plans to honor fathers and sons and encourage family bonding. Reservations are expected from many families and club members.
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Westport
Brookfield Names New Deputy Sheriff Alpheus A. Loker
In Brookfield, Alpheus A. Loker is appointed deputy sheriff, announced by Synwon Porse. Loker previously ran a store in the town and has long resided in Brookfield. the appointment follows approval by the Brookfield Republican committee.
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Brookfield
Wanbury
Alpheus A. Loker
Synwon Porse
Abe Baker
Pepin
BrodkWekl
Brapkield Repub
Gonirit
Mincin'y-New
Wiltayd
Nuimbay
Yeurs
Danbury K of C Celebrates 35th Year Anniversary
Danbury K of C marks 35 years with a November 12 event inviting members from Danbury New Milford Newtown and Ridgefield councils. The paving council began November 14 1888 with twenty members now over 200. A new home in Hethel is noted and speaker Grand Worthy Knight J Mulgan of Whompsen ville is slated to speak.
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Vatin
Danbury
New Milford
Newtown and
Ridge Eld
Westere J. Mulgan
Easton Noy and Grange Friday Eve Event at Loy Bre
Easton Noy opens the Loy Bre Grange program on Wednesday evening November 14 at 7:00. The entertainment committee presents speakers and scholars, with supper and a variety of performances including a comedy form, music, and art displays by local families and volunteers.
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Theae
Speons
Grange
Uringe
Loy Bre
Ana Rinnan
Mary, Parney
Tees
Gina Sreneex
Robert Kletduat
Karlen Lat
Aivera Ciletoo
Leery
Dale
Via Jishraw
Arthiay
Whevller
Mey
Chmidl
Robert Marah
Charasve Prasninis
Jerren Manks
Stes
Jund Mrone
Canith
Tattaty
Suidlay Wirseweod, and Enarteniie
Paisideania
Dekeraen
Georg
Euvdta
Pras Pines
Mss
Potter to Address Milford Chamber
The Milford Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular November meeting at Odd Fellows' Hall on Tuesday evening November 13 at six o'clock. J F Porter, supervisor at the Hiblpepert and Milford civilian of the Connecticut Campaty, a Laurel Mead resident, will address the members on Better Transportation.
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Milford
Miler Chamber of Commerce
Paganla
Odd Fellows
Hij
J. F. Porter
Hiblpepert
Connecticut Campaty
Laurel Mead
Westport youths bound over on $10,000 bonds
Westport youths Michael Prackup and Theodores Sabinski were bound over to the December term of Criminal Superior Court at Bridgeport on statutory assault charges. They waived examination after being arrested November 2 and confessing to the planned attack on a Truth Malin, 14, daughter of Mrs Willem Mann. They wore Halloween masks during the assault and were remanded to Belugeport jail in lieu of bonds. A third youth was named in the plan but did not participate. outcome as witness remains to be seen.
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TPORT
Enuer
Maaening
Michael Prackup
Theodoré Sabiski
Crminal Superior Cour
Bridgeport
Truth Malin
Willem Mann
Wrogsshighway Road
Bieh School
Belugeport
Prackup
Alexander Delanty
Sint
Frank Virelli
Toe F. Carroll
Hit
Death Claims Old Newtown Citizen in 87th Year
Edwin Booth of Newtown died at his home in Sandy Mook aged 87 after a prolonged illness. He is survived by a son Gains Booth of Oxford and two daughters, with services planned at Mrs. Kivu Peek’s residence. Burial will follow at Berkshire.
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Adam Slerd
Rullrysd
Lynchgurg
Lynchburg
Florida
Monobile
Lang
Lara
Cherles White
Stanford
Old Newtown
Newtown
Edwin
Newtows
Boy Peek
Sandy Mook
Booth
Zour Alstriet
Hook
Gains
Oxford
Kivu Peek
Missy Vigie Stowe
Methodist Church
Barial
Mizy
West Street
Muerich
Sandy Flock
Atchison
Asdescordain Kearny
Thirty Danbury Men Get Liquor Refunds
A denser then sparse OCR fragment notes refunds issued to thirty Danbury men over liquor purchases. The garbled text mentions names and dates, with unclear connections to a prohibition context and individuals such as Meena Patel, but specifics are unreadable.
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Danbury
Committee Expresses Thanks To Public
A local committee extends thanks to the public for support at a recent event. The note mentions funds raised may total over 1100 dollars and references related reports and incomplete committee work. Bridgeport, Newtown, and Northrop are cited with social notices of gatherings and upcoming meetings at private homes.
Foreigner Concerns Highlight Wilton Meeting on Hospitals
Representative Mary Weaver of New Milford urged fewer luxurious public buildings and more hospitals for tubercular children at a Wilton GOP gathering. She noted two sanatoria in Meriden and Niantic with long waiting lists, criticized the state for delaying a psych hospital in New Haven, and warned that immigration may swell inmate numbers at humane institutions.
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Opinion Express
Mary Weaver
New Milford
Republican Cluba
Wilton
New Uninaan
Ridgetiolt
Ronue
Mra
Muvay
Ast
Merideg
Sand Niantic
iMere Iam
General ‘Assembly
New Haysa
Marnita Women
Mantle
Ahé
Ane
Selmad
Persetir
SOV
Lersy
Milford lecture and community events in Plymouth Church area
Milford notices announce a Plymouth Congregational sermon by Charlotte Hawking Brown of Palmer Memorial Institute on Monday at eight, with a free offering for the Palmer Institute. A rummage sale at Theron Farm, and a Mary Taylor circle yeast fair, plus a community luncheon, doll sale, and officer elections in Chemient ronpay. Captain Ernest Cox will be reassigned duties at a Chemical company event.
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Milford
Speedgl
Kayopha Girly Club
Plymouth Congregational
Plymouran
Charlotte Hawking Brown
Aliee Freeman Palmer Memorial Institute
Sedat N.C. Wile Gna
Brown
Kristhim
Amartya Tihraugh
Kuyopha Club
Palmer Memorial
Young Women’s Aid Society
Flrst Conarocational
Theron Farm
Ftver
Twa Melock
Alethex Circle
Mary Taylor M. BK
Preelove Baldwin Stow
Chaplern
AL BR
Lancheon
Theenmyvnal
D Hon
Mra
Menry C. Peek
Nes
Catherine Morris
Pon
Platt
Clifford Smile
Earl Adams
Cornelius Slowe
Jennie Merwin
Sean Buckingham
Frank Quinby
Clifford Clark
Atrx
Ehureh
Erivay
Devos
Ernest Cox
Chen Commary
No. 4
Milford Five
Cox
Tingle House
Gene Bersersan Alsin
Chemical Rempeny
Catai Cox
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Bridgeport Telegram
Farm Bureau
NEW Canaan Fas
Orchestra Association
Miss
Ferris Post
Devon and Seaches
Seth D
Avery
Stamford
Tyeland
Ranees Shelly
Abe Avery
Tewayaan
N. FaYe
Rende
Romana Cehityes
Delightfutieniis
Vetitity
Axrother Mensphel
Teles
AIG Dunes
Pew Republians
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Inter
Aangusuts Hungee
Brovidtad
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Yale Law School
Voonwich Lodge
Jie
Atocla
Ladie
Northfield
Sewiniury
Morenge Criterion
West Virginia
Juvenna Coerry
Wheeling
Juah Sherman
Proor Charles Vy
Yale Usadient
Boston
Nite Music School
J. Rungee
Yale Sheffield
Jarre
Sin Dien
Cal
Ra Wio
Sheldon FB. Minor
Gawarselch ' Benjamin
Rungee
Bradvary
Yale Music
Sahoo
Rhett Aunwyy
Wider
Anita
Ybulinty
Hyery Tunzer
Yale
Sorbonne
Ts Mo
Menion
Rongee
Julia S. Sherman
Augustus Rungee
Clarence Rungee
Elizabeth Rungee
William C. Rungee
Greenwich
Edward Rungee
Lillian Schlipp
Benjamin Rungee
Harry C. Rungee
Trumbull
Wise Fase Mieonald
Mawaday
John Holwig
Drobinson
New
Herbert Rees
Fairfield County
Shelton
Westpory
Cate
Lore
Danbury K. OF C
Easton
Woukenian
Famgy
Westport Court
Dante
Bertel
Loual
Meena Patel
Pears
Evansol
J. Arthur Shiwood
John, Nopthrop
Lauter Aid Society
Joseph Jacobs
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