Bridgeport Man Fined For Hunting Out Of Season
Newtown November 17. Bridgeport man Weage fined 10 dollars plus 22.50 costs by Justice Carthy for hunting during the closed season. His wife objected to costs but paid after a court insisting full payment. Weage, with his brother John, tied up a game warden during arrest. John is still at large. Trappers Titus Hubbell and Repko earned suspended fines of 10 dollars and costs 11.81 each for trapping during closed season.
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Newtown
Weank
Weage
Hurral “Avenue
Bridgespar
Costa
Justice P. HH
Wir
Wreage
A. J. Willamson
Bridgeport
Guard
John Weags
Ward
Yarden
Frank Weage
John Weage
Washington Avenue
H. Gannon
Elphraim Yoster
New Fairfield
Augustua Beebe
Danbury
Ridgeport Man Held For Superior Court
Stamford November 17 Abraham Galpern of Hamilton Avenue Bridgeport held in ball of 1000 for trial at the superior court on a day of delaying the Hauer jay. Galpern was cited here last week for violation of local ordinance. Police say case involved whiskey and five cent rain alcohol. He offered no defense this morning.
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Stamford
Abraham Galpern
Tamilton Avenue
Bridgeport
Tuperor
Galpern
Grand Officers of Eastern Star Plan Monroe Visit
Grand officers of Eastern Star plan a Monroe visitation with meetings at the Masonic Temple. The annual election of officers was held at Grange Harmony with new officers named including Master Alexander Sinds and Overseer Alice P. Curtiss. A community supper at St Peter's Church raised 290.35 dollars, with Elizabeth Hurd winning 230.80.
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Granage
Alexander Sinds
Alice P. Curtiss
Minnie Lacey
A. D. Jacot
Benjamin Hurd
Edward H. Curtiss
Edwards L. Beardsley
Edith Lucas
Edward S. Cure Liss
Ceres
Nellie F. Burt
Hansine Re
Samuel B. Hurd
St. Peter's Church
Elizabeth Hurd
Congregational Church
Theodore Beardsley
Arthur Barre
Milfa
Town Hall
Nowell
Wim Street
Clarence Burr
Massachusetts corrections chief suspended for misconduct
Major H. McDade deputy master of Deer Island House of Correction suspended for conduct unbecoming an officer. Mayor Car will announce the action, citing charges including improper housing use of silver among inmates, recklessness, and violence.
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Boston Mass
H. McDade
House of Correction
Deer Island
Sanford Bates
Acr
Carwill Ha Cadestad
Waylad
Stitch-in-Time Club Wins County 4-H Cup at Longhill
The Stitch-in-Time club, in its second year, won the Detmorest Sutton Memorial Cup from the Pairfield County Farm Bureau for best overall 4-H club performance. With 14 members, the group posted strong attendance, completed a sensible program including military and nursing instruction, and exhibited at Danbury Fair and Hartford displays. Their work included Demonstration Team efforts, regular judging, and an Achievement Day. Leaders note continued growth and possible formation of a third club as members progress.
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Longhill
Detmorest Sutton
Mra
George Griffin
Mra. Pay Lncas
Qood
Air
Hartford
Wartford
Camp Wall
Athear Cluts
Lone Hill
Leen
Mira Arlene Hubbel
Krom
Toucey's Hall
James Own
Woodmont
Tashun
Norwalk storekeeper appeals fine over gambling machine
Carl Adams, lunch room operator near the White Fridge in Rowayton, appeals a $40 fine after Judge George T. Vosburgh found him guilty of keeping a gambling machine in his establishment. The case, delayed while similar rulings from New Haven and Hartford were awaited, centered on whether mint sales negated renewal with each coin. Prosecutor said Adams was not the true defendant as he merely ran the machine. Adams claimed he was told to keep it. Parents’ complaints about children spending money on the device helped prompt the arrest.
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Norbwais
Carl Adams
Rowayton
George Tl. Vosburgh
New Haven
Blartford
Pantit Connery
Adams
Cramer Flegeman
Danbury Considers Reopening Rural Little Red Schools
Danbury moves to reopen its rural Little Red schools after parents in Slains Plaist and Embroke districts pressed for country schools to resume. despite superintendent Watson's opposition, the board voted to study the issue with transport to the city paused until a November meeting.
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Danbury
Little Red
Ives
Frenk KK. Watson
J Board
Kent Kent Republican Auction Delegates and Local Events
Kent Conn November 17 Delegates Howard Giddings and Dr W M Barnum were named to attend Canaan and Hartford to nominate a Republican Senator for the unexpired term. The Wena Chapter 29 O B S held a meeting with invitations from Stella Chapter Danbury. Various church, PTA, and social activities were noted, plus a football win over Wallingford and a Kent HS trip to Hartford with visits to the Capitol and Art Gallery.
Court upholds Veterans Bureau compensation rates
Supreme Court rules V A compensation ratings set by the Veterans Bureau director are final except when shown to be arbitrary or not supported by facts. Bam Shehein’s challenge to a Michigan Eastern District ruling was denied.
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Washington
Unifea Starna
Roveau
Covria
Buveen
Fra Denision
Cnaa
Bam Shehein
Sonebt
Sunday School Party and Local Notes in Huntington
Huntington Nov 1. Mrs Sharles Gallspink and Mrs Frederick Cawthra hosted the Congregational church primary department party in the Lecture room with Muriel Pergon Irene Emory Corinne Worden Bertha Parkins Kenneth Perley and others enjoying games and refreshments. A car theft at Derby was recovered in Black Rock. Town notes mention Nellie Upton of Chattanooga visiting Tennis and a whist for painting the rectory proceeds. A surprise airplane visit to Mrs George Quick in Pomiret and social visits abound among locals including Miss Maud Vanderberg and Mr and Mrs Charles Goldspink. The Whites Hills Improvement Society set to meet and a mumps case at the Griggs residence.
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Huntington
Sharles Gallspink
Frederick Cawthra
The
Congregational Church
Muriel Petergon
Irene Emory
Corinne Worden
Bertha Parkins
Kenneth Perley
Francis Fitzpatrick
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Louis Emory
Bert Emory
Charles Millard
Wesley Millard
Ronard Parkins
Lueck
Frederick Eyvitts
Shelton Avenue
Shelton
Derby
Solomon Chapter of
Masony
Black Rook
Olin C. Shelton
Nellie Upton
Chattanooga
Frank Wooster
Church Street
St. Paul’s Church
Oward
Whites Hills
Baptist Church
George Quick
Pomiret
Boston
New York
Maud Vanderberg
Brooklyn
John Arundell
Isinglass Street
Charles Goldspink
Walnut Tree Fill Street
Edward M. ‘Beardsley
Monroe
Niles Shelton
Cyrus Shelton
Oxford
Olin Shelton
Nichols Avenue
Thomas F. McGuire
Hard Street
Dridge
Port
Newtown
Herbert
Olm¢S
Trving Griggs
Hages
Theodore Kruager
John Wesolowski
Huntington Street
John Dillon
Earl Street
Mere
C. Edward Perley
State Congress of Moters
Eltot
Waterpury
Alexander Webster
Snotton
Michael J. Wesolowski
Ridgefield Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Sheldon L. Squier of New Haven visited cousin Miss Marton T. Nash on Friday. J. Walter Brundage of New York weekended with his parents in Byron Park. Mr and Mrs Howard D. Smith spent Sunday with the Crossmans in Ridgewood, traveling by motor. A Pilgrim Lodge dance at the Town Hall drew a good crowd, proceeds funding a new Odd Fellows hall on Marin Street. Ridgefield notes cover a New Milford High School game, an Aldea field lineup, a Ladies Aid Society Christmas sale setup, Riptecoral church lectures, and a joint service planned by local churches with Rev. Wilmer P. Lord.
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Ridgefield
Sheldon L. Squier
New Haven
Marton T. Nash
J. Walter Brundage
New York City
Tred UT. Brundage
Byron Park
Howard D. Smith
Llewellyn H. Crossman
Ridgewood
New Milford
Aaton Stevens
Newtown
Aldea
Onm
J. Bacchicchi
L Meeler
Ons
TU. Anderson
F. Romenix
Lner
N Gerbont
O. Sunt
Gray
Ves
Bridgenor
Derember
Coneress
Ladies' Aid
Ehuyel
Jennie Molmes
Cateonat Street
Stuart T. Tveon
New York
Tysan
Tate
Thamesett
St. Stephan's
Ehurch
Wilmer P
Milford Board Opens Bids Monday for Fort Trumbull Fire House
Milford Nov 17 residents await approval of funds for a new Fort Trumbull Beach fire station to replace the shack. The Board of Fire Committees will open bids Monday at 8 15 p m for a bungalow style station with paid quarters and a space for a city service truck. Estimated cost 87 000 the project aims to protect summer residents and will start after contracts are let with completion targeted in three months.
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Milford
Fort Trumbull Beach
Board of Fire
Hye Board
Fort Crumpull
Aest
Fie
Wart Trumbull
Community meeting and church event schedule with groups
In Maw TT Oty, a three day series begins with a forum at the Catalin Community House on Washington Avenue. The program includes a men s athletic event and the Stratfield Parent-Teacher Association hosts a meeting at Stratfield Baptist Church on Friday night.
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Catalin Comunity House
Washington
Ayana
Stratfield Baptist Church
Greenwich Woman Hurt in Crash Improves
Greenwich November 17 Mrs Katherine Rawn Casura wife of Ruwiph Gd Coburn vice president Peatant Cereal company injured in an automobile accident Sunday reported slightly improved today. The cases against Coburn and Alexander Kuensucky arrested after their cars collided were continued this morning. Bonds of 4000 each were set for Coburn but furnished by Chester Colby son of Rear Admiral Chester Colby
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Greenwich
Katherine Rawn
Casura
Ruwiph
Coburn
Peatant Cereal Company
Alexander Kuensucky
Chester Colby
Fairfield Bazaar Month Sparks Community Fundraisers
Nov 17 Fairfield announces a month of bazaars organized by local groups. The First Church of Christ Women’s Guild hosts an afternoon bazaar, with rival events at Black Rock and St Paul’s Church. Other sales run by the Women’s Society and Legion posts, plus a Boy Scout fair at Wakeman Memorial, aim to raise funds for schools and convents.
Roast Beef Supper and Card Party at Grange in Redding
Redding November 17. Roast beef supper at the Grange Hall under the auspieces of West Jen of Christ Church parish. Supper at six o clock followed by cards and dancing. Woman's Auxiliary will hold a all day meeting at Mrs Emory P Sanford home. Local society notes include whist club first meet at Ridgewood, Bridgeport demonstrator at the telephone exchange, a car accident on Saturday near Nichols residence leaving five bruised but not seriously injured. Names include Mrs Shaw Miss Betty Shaw Pierpont Adams Arthur McCollar Mr and Mrs RB Bradley Nash.
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New Haven
Francis Murphy
New Britain
St. Rose's Church
Paul Chacko
Morris D. Biers
Main Street
Edward I. Bingman
Warner Brothers
Newtown
Trinity Guild
Emory P. Sanford
Ridgewold
William Hayek
Bridgeport
Buck
Redding
New Jersey
Shaw
Betty Shaw
Fierpont Adams
Jesse BP. Sanford
Arthur
Kenneth M'Collar
P. Bradley
Bradt Nash
Harry Bracken
Mabel Nichols
Nichols
Charles Curtis
Mary Shefferd
Beatrice. Black
Southport
Samual Co. Shaw
Pierpont Adams
Yale University
Dlizabeth Miss
Mary Metre
Bidgeport
Overlook
Boy Dies After Rifle Accident near Penn Yan
Nov 17 Donald Marrow a 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Marrow of this village died in the hospital from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He was shot yesterday while playing with several companions. The playmates were not held responsible.
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Penn Yan.n
Donald Marrow
Douglas Marrow
Vilace
Andorn
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Newtown Justice
Hunter ‘Lough
Ridgeport
Eastern Star Plan
Monro
Ady Martha Chapter
Masonic Temple
OMNIS
Ray Huntly
Leon
John Burr
Kenneth
Lawrence Burr
Now Even
Webb Woods
Z. G. Woods
Starley Blebins
Haston
Arthur Curtiss
Seymour Johnson
Mervin
Johnson
Massachusetts
Correction House
Longhill Club
Norwalk
Kent
Helen Bass Anderton
In. Andrews Fiscopal
James W. Biasker
Mary Hapsone
Amy Bridge
Africa
Any Bridgeman
Cowles
American Mission Board
Wadnaslay
Harry ©. Taylor
Kensington
Mary Hatch
Andrew Maine
Charles Spooner
Wayne Burwell
Chifard Spooner
North Eastern University
Bn New Haven
Charies T. Chase
Alrs
Chase
S.o.er
Shane
Brewster
N.Y
Harriett, Gregory
Miss Strom
Waerbury
Mas Gregory
Misa Keir
Keir
South Main Street
James Gregory
Warten
Meriden
Knagp Place
A. L. Williams
John Chase
Hong
Essex
David Templeton
Waterbury
James Garker
Frederick
Howard ‘Giddings
Betty
Giddings Slater
Senn
Dover Plain
Parent-Teacher Association
Center School House
Ralph W. Ti
Joseph Kerr
Nanbury
Veterans Bureau Compensation Rate High Court
Milford Board
Be Pefar’s Guild
WW. A. Society
First Congregational Church
Wilcox Memorial
Benauet
Sons of Plymouth
Plymouth Church
Thurvary
Plymouth Ecclesiastical Snciety
Ofice of Welter
MM. Irving
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Walter M. Irving
River Street
H'gby
Milford” Atmopagn
Milord Arms
Bernie Tommers
Yale
Milford Prep
Wwilenx
Bratchurch
Mufard Cremitic Club
Strang
Baward T. Cambedean
Ronamer
Ablata Ig
Domine Club
Botstard’s
Walnut Beach
Peeistrars of
Woters
Fred M. Smith
J. Carence Meter
Wong
Sehasl Wounsrator Smith
Fairfield
Church of Christ
Women’s Guild
Black Rock
Bret Thames
Alfred Smith
Araetoan Theeson
Auxildry
Legion Hall
Teese
Southmort GirtScouts
Wakeman’ Memorial
Bazrar
B. W. Pickett
Ang
Albers Lavery
A. W. Perry
J. N. Hutchinson
H. G. Knoderer
Rand
Deliontessen
M's
Grzenfle Grange
Middle Street
Mary
Judea
Jonathan Grout
Jenny
Testis
Todos
Grout
Michael Tucarelo
Mein Street
Ameas
Arthur J. Rennes
H. 8
Thayer
Silvermine
New Canaan
Ayeastad
Teaver
Nothaw
Grange
Robert HH
Bridgerart
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