Easton Farm Sold Quietly Amid Town Meeting Pinch
Nov 19 update from Easton Center reports Staples Mund trustees authorized by 1921 act to sell trust land south of Easton Farm. Purchasers named as Hank and Anna Pavitch. Income designated for Mrs. George Marsh home, with meeting plans and Grange events noted. Local names include Artin Steucek, Templeton, Nancy Main, Norma Main, Helen Marsh, Louise Ward, and William Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haston
Staples Mund
Ty W. Osborn
Iverson
Easton
Center
Ifonk
Anna
Pavitck
George Marsh
Walter Briggs
Artin Steucek
Haston Center
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Templeton
Sport Hill
Nancy Main
Norma Main
Ebert Marsh
Stanley Bibtins
George B. Gregory
Wase
Bridgeport
Helen Marsh
F Danbury’ Normal School
Grange
Ebston Grangery
E *Nome
Sor William Howard
Her Center
Newtown Fire Warden Charges Drop After Fine
John Weage of Bridgeport pleaded guilty to hunting during a closed season near Tol Gate Hill in Newtown. He was fined 0 with costs totaling 28.79 by Justice P. McCarthy. charges of rooting without a license, breach of peace, and resisting an officer were dismissed due to his cooperative stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Olsengram’ Services
John ‘Weage
Widgeport
G. Hard Jr
Ecape
John Weage
P. Mnon
Parker House
P. McCarthy
Rant E. Finch
State Normal Training School
Danbury
Ening
E. ‘Ward Ireland
Ie Club
Upt
iBeefsteak Club
North America
Woodbury
Curtis Hote
Alison P. Smith
Henry G. Ty
Charles F. Cavanaugh
McGrawzen
Cure for eczema in three weeks with Cuticura products
A Maine woman reports her daughter suffered severe eczema on arms and forearms, with itching burning and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about three weeks, she could resume work, and after two boxes of ointment with soap the skin healed. signed Mrs. Ida L. Brown, Oakland Maine, December 6 1924. The ad promotes Cuticura for daily cleansing and occasional ointment touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Maple St
Oakland
Maine
Mati
Addresa
Forty Minute Parking Adopted in New Canaan
New Canaan authorities enact a forty minute parking limit on Railroad avenues between Main Street and South Avenue from eight in the morning to six in the evening and no standing on the West Side of Main Street opposite East Avenue. Exemptions include time needed for discharging passengers or loading materials. Violators face reprimand on first offense and fines up to twenty five dollars for each subsequent violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
Hag
Agtarwood
Railroad Avenue
Main Street
Phajl
Bethel Fathers Dine with Sons in Masonic Hall
Bethel news reports the annual father and son event at the Masonic lodge hall on Center Street under Eureka lodge. Highlights include speakers from Greenwood Chapter and local community figures, plus related notes on a benefit picture show, Ladies Aid Christmas sale, and local property assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Clifford ‘Streaman
Watertown
Streaman
John
Carroll
Greenwood Avenue
Walter
Three Rivers
Quebec
Augist Lemke
Hast Street
Bethel
Miss Menton Weds Francis Henamara in Ansonia Church
Miss Sadie Eloise Menton wed John Henry McNamara at the Church of the Assumption in Ansonia. Rev Joseph Synnett led the ceremony and Nuptial Mass with organist Rena McCormick and soprano Alice Sheehan. Attendants included Grace Cecelia Lynch and best man William E McNamara. The couple, after a reception at the bride’s home, will reside at 60 Elm Street after a honeymoon to Point Comfort Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Church of the Assumption
Sadie Eloise Menton
Julia A. Menton
Fim Street
John
Henry’ McNamara
Francis McNamara
Grove Street
Joseph Synnett
Father Synnett
Rena V. McCormick
Misa Grace Cecelia Lynch
William E. McNamara
Grom
Peelea
Hard Travelling In Wilton Forces Scouts 10 Disband
Wilton November 19. The older girls group of the Wilton Girl Scouts disbands for the winter months due to long travel to central meetings and harsh traveling conditions. Meetings resume in the spring. The final meeting is Monday at the Congregational church with Rev. Frederick R. Bunker lecturing on The Glacier National Park followed by a focal hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Congregational Church
Frederick R., Bunker
Natonal Park
Bory
Anxiety Ends As Boatmen Return After Big Storm
Westport reports relief as two boatmen, Lydia Allen and Adam Sibiskie, return from a Huntington voyage after a deadly storm. They reached Huntington safely, with families relieved by the absence of mishap. Nearby, the Fairfield County Farm Bureau plans a land clearing and ditching demonstration by Agricultural Engineer FW Kajpe, while school groups report epidemic checks and quarantine measures in effect at Bedford School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Huntington
Fairfield
Weston
Kajpe
Connecticut Agriculural College
Bridge Street
Parent- Teachers’ Association of
Alec’ V
Jaspes
Wiliam R
Munson
Tex
Es. Knowlton
Bedford’ ‘School
Great Marsh Development Company
W. R. Keeler
Helland
Sally Marhall
Violet Ise
Lilian
Doke
Lian O'Dell
Caroline
Lehn
Dorothy ‘Lyon
Mary Alice
Shroyer
Frances: McDonall
Will
Kitty Gordon
Kitty Gordon,’ Esther Johnson, Dorothy Dovaher
Alvida Smith
Mary Chichisell
Dorothy Wakeman
Elizabeth, Lockwood
Anna Korgnick
Leonard H. Gault
Edward B. ‘Bradley
Evergreen Heights
Hmil
Ethel K. Dennett
Misa Marie
Miller
New Haven
William, Carrol
Waterbury
Albert Plimpton
Stratford
Anton B. Walati
Maplewood Avenue
Arthur Myer
Spicer Road
Greeny Farms
Monroe Fire Company to stage western Nevada play at Town Hall
Monroe residents report visiting kin in Bridgeport and Greenwich while the Monroe Fire Company and local ladies prepare a Western style play titled Nevada at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening November 20 with dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Bradford Hawley
Bridgeport
Nevada
Milford Trust to sell park site to bank for town plan
Milford Board of Directors voted to accept Milford Trust Company offer to purchase the Main and Cherry streets lot chosen for the Robert Treat Memorial park. The bank will hold the property until the town can buy it, releasing chamber funds for other uses. The Plymouth Church may acquire the tract if the town declines park expansion. Plans for a large New York firm’s Milford factory and a chamber office were discussed, with Hoyt authorized to represent the chamber. An open winter meeting is set for December 9 with speakers to be announced.
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Milford
Milford Chambber’ of
Commerce
Milford Trust Company
Orner of Weet “Main
Robert “‘Frest
Newark
Ithe Board of Finance
Plymouth ’Hoeclesiastical Society
Wigby
Doga
Plymouth’ Church
New York
Arhica
Destroud
Whitlam Z. Hoyt
Chamber
Hoyt
Chamber of Commerce
Hottsatonic River
Maze
New-York
Joe
L Otter
National Council of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Whist social success and community notes at Huntington
The Chi Rho club held a successful whist event with twenty players and prizes for nearly all. Prize winners included Mrs Barry Brownson for first, Miss Pannie Cook for a gem of honey, Rev M Hilton and James Loyerin for cabbages, Albert Gook for a towel, Felix Wesolowski for an ash tray, Herbert Ferrin for turnips, and Miss Mabel Palmer for a consolation plate. Also mentions residents visiting, a fire near destruction aided by neighbors, cider mill delays, and a Health Board talk on child hygiene at Hotel Hiron with moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
The
Chi Rho Lub
Episcopal
Curch
Barry Brownson
Pannie Cook
Rev. M. Hilton
James Loyerin
Albert Gook
Felix Wesolowski
Herbert Ferrin
Misa Mabel Palmer
Mrs Youngs
New Haven
Daniel B. Bhelton
Gilbert Brooks
Anna Brooks
Huntington Fire Co
Alice .Graves
Knapp
Bridgeport
John Wesolewski
Henry O
L. Tate
George ‘Penny
Ripton Street
Warren Hubbett
White Hill
Ohio
Deway
Hubtell
Jamaica
Charles Penny
Emma McManus
William Penny
Brooklyn
C. Edward Perley
Ireland
State Board of Health
Hiron
Waterbury
Congress of Mothers
Norwalk Man Sues For 300 In Civil Action
Norwalk November 19 John Kovacs filed a civil action against Steve Kéckes seeking 300 to recover on a bill. The case will be tried at the first December session of the Gly Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Tele‘gram Service
John Kovacs
Steve Kéckes
Gly Court
New Canaan Book Talk Open Meeting Monday Afternoon
A delightful afternoon is promised at the New Canaan Library when Mrs. Joseph Noyes of Stamford will discuss new books and good Christmas gifts. Tea will follow. Rush Taggart adds 40 volumes on world history. Also notes on local society, church talks, and Grange officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Joseph Noyes
Stamford
Noyes
Garden Club
Rush Taggart
Louise Barmett
South Avenue
Pennsylvania
W. F. K. Hall
W. G. Wood
Women's League of the Congregational Church
Heyward Davia
Mt. Kisco
Lake, Waccabue
Bilverming Road
Agen
New Canaan
Anna Ruth
Howard Hoyt
Ceres
Potngetta Club
Davenport Ha‘tal
First
George. T. Smith
WC Wood
Fairfield Pupils Use First Period for Club Affairs
Fairfield men and women at Roger Ludlowe High School engage in a wide range of clubs during the first period from 8:60 to 9:30. Arts and Crafts, Latin, Spanish, Freshman Forum, French, Social Service, Current Events, Dramatic, Science Club, and Slide Rule Club foster learning, teamwork, and town service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairfield
Gram’ Sérvice
Roger Ludlowe
Mualc
Serylea
Cratte
Belence
Community Club Derby Opens Basketball Season November 28
Derby Nov 19. The Community Club basketball season opens Friday November 28 at Gould Armory with the Reesla Girls from New Haven. Under coach Bin Dick the team has trained hard with a strict diet and daily program to boost speed and strength, aiming for top state rankings. After the game, dancing will follow. Other local notes mention Dr John G Benson speaking at the Community Forum service, and updates on residents traveling or returning from trips and other local changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould Armory
Reesla
New Haven
Derby Methodist Church
John G. Benson
Danby
O. Nickerson
Ohio
Nickerson
Clark
H. ©. Cook Company
Ansonia
George Knorr
Derby
Boston
C.R. Dubin Department -Atere
Contoveooky N. IT
John McCarthy
Washington, D. C
Hargington- Farr
Elizabeth
N. J
Misa
Catherine McGraw
North Hempstead
J. Smith
Egg Yield Rises in Week at Storrs Poultry Contest
In Storrs Connecticut during the second week of the vying contest the egg production jumped, totaling 3 219 eggs from fourteen hundred pullets. Leading pens across varieties include White Rocks from Rankin New York and White Wyandottes from Matteson Davisville Rhode Island. Meadowedge Farm Junction Mass and Mount Hope Farm Williams town Mass also ranked highly with 83 to 100 eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs, Conn
Hanson
Leghor
Corvaills
Ore
Rushie
Sunny
Aide Farm
Pleasant Valley
N, Y
Meadowedge Farm
Etering
Junction
Masa
William A. Ells
Warwick
Thomas HK. Matteson
D Visville
R. T
Bo. Gastonbury
Conn
Mount Hope Farm
Williamstown
Mass
Mil Ted
White Rocks
Ranken
Lll
N.Y
Matthews
Wilmington
Del
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Rome
Staples
Hunter
Bethel Fathers
Masonic Hall
Miss Menton
Francis Henamara
Allen and Silbiskie
Bank
Town Park
Memorial ‘Parky
Fowler Sonne
B.land
Liberty
Plinouth’ Congregational Church
St. Peter's Church
Wnl
Farish House
Hartford
Bong
Charles
Wertman
Charter Oak
Robert F
Robert F. ‘Gadd
William M. Malt
Thomas. F. 'Shaffer
George
H’ Tucker
George Hi. Stoughton
Stater'Federation of Luls
America
Charles E. Graft
Robert C. Stoddard
Mras. George. J. Smith
Monet Spancer
Mias B. Mildred Ford
Charles F. Beamstey
Mi Street
Delphian’ Society
Milford High School
George H. Palpin
Taylor Memorial
Galins
Board’ of Fire Commissioners
Eason
Fox
Indian River Grange
Knights of Columbia Hall
Man Sues
Roger
Ludlowe ‘High
Stee Bale
Willam Falion
Ruth B. Ball
Eoup
Storrs
White
Thomas H. Matteson
Deville
R. Pine
A. Bika
Rat
Davisville
Red
Island Reds
Pinecrest Orchards
Gro Mess
Treadwell
Apenser
Mitchel
Wallingford
Corn
Willams, Town
Meadowbrook Yar
Atari Junction
Studebaker
Sudan
F. L. Mills Company
Fairfield Ave
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