Newtown Firemen Visit Hawleyville Housewarming
Nearly 20 members of the Newtown Hook and Ladder Company attended Hawleyville Fire Company’s new fire headquarters in Hawleyville on Tuesday night. Chief William Upham and Hawleyville members hosted, with First Assistant Chief John A. Carlson leading Newtown guests. An evening of dining, old time music, and square dancing followed a guided tour of the building’s heated motor room and modern kitchen. Judge P H McCarthy expressed thanks as guests departed.
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Newtown
Woy
Newtown Hook and Ladder Company
Hawleyville Fire Company
Hawleyville
William 4. Upham
Veteran Newstern Organization
William A. Upham
Elliot M. Peck
Stewart Hawleyville
Newtown Firemen
Upham
Hhs
P. H. McCarthy
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Letters from women across the country praise Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after long illness. Mrs. Bertha Meachan of Lansing Michigan reports relief and renewed energy, while Mrs. Marie K Williams of Ketchikan Alaska says she can do housework again. For over fifty years the root and herb remedy has been used and recommended.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Bertha Meachan
N. Penn. Ave
Lansing
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie K. Williams
Ketchikan
Alaska
Michigan
Maine
Oregon
Connecticut
California
Newtown Hall Hosts Social and Honors Local Officials
A roomy stage and a 40 by 60 foot main room hosted social events with guests including Dr Waldo o F Desmond and Selectman Hictore M Peck. Chief Patrick H Gannon of the Newtown Hook and Ladder company received a large flower basket from members. Ell O Myrth and Northrop organized the gift. State policemen manned Matin street during a statewide campaign on defective equipment. Local groups held Thanksgiving events and noted several residents visiting from New York City and New Haven. A motorist on Church Hill nearly overturned, leaving road marks. another car lightly damaged a flag pole. Borough Clerk Beardsley and Angus Joy were summoned for jury duty in Bridgeport Civil Superior Court.
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Mmin
Waldo O F. Desmond
Selectman
Hictore M. Peck
Newtown Hook and Ladder Company
John Carleon
Edward S. Pi Zechier
Allison P. Smith
P. A. McCarthy
William A. Honan
George B. Beer& Co
Herber Beers
Paul V. Cavanaugh
FL McMahon
John J. Keating
Michael J. Keating
Patrick F. Keating
Raymond Keating
Anthony Amaros
William Ready
Charles ™. Cavanaugh
Henry Johnson
Patrick H. Gannon
Gannon
Alline P. 3Myth
John J. Northrop
Northrop
Ginnon
Ridgefield Barracks
Matin Street
Ar Ion
Robert T. Hurley
Pohtatuck Mange
Ella Fairfild
Willis F. Arndt
Pohttatuck Grange
Fairfield County
Pomona Grange
Elliott H. Platt
Pohtatuck Grange
Eliott H. Platt
Charles PF. Beardsley
Main Street
Ives Lake
New York City
Gansby
Carence L. Beardsley
New Haven
Paut J. Beardsley
Geraldine N. Cutler
Cience Olmstead
Ernestine Visny
Hawley High School
New S
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Newtown
Ralph O'Rourke
Far Rockaway
N. Y
M. K. Donahue
Edward 8. Pitzscher
Church Hill
Danbury
Main Wreet
Charles F. Beardsley
Mainstreet
Angus T. Joy
Board of Reef
Civil Superior Court
Bridgeport
Coon Sees Connors As His Successor
Dr. William Hall Coon retires as health officer on November 30 and says Dr. Thomas A. Connors, head of the communicable disease division, will likely be named his successor. He adds Connors is a good man and would carry on current policies, though not all will agree. During the interim, Connors serves as ranking official, with a department shakeup expected after the new health officer is appointed.
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William Hall Coon
Thomas A. Connors
Health Department
Connors
Coon
Dr. Connors
They
Bridgeport
Health Board
Coast Guardsmen Lost In Open Boat Off Oregon Coast
In a fierce storm near the Columbia River mouth, Captain Herman Windbeck and five Willapa Bay Coast Guard men drifted from their lightship after a line parted. Rescue craft from Cape Disappointment and Point Adams searched amid mountainous seas as a Coast Guard cutter airdropped aid.
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Astoria
Ore
Associated Press
Coast Guard
Herman Windbeck
Willapa Bay
Ralph Lee
Aine Jondson
North Cove
Wash
Willaps Bay
Cape Disappointment
Windbeck
Snowhomish
Neah Bay
Wrek
State Police Crack Down on Cars with Defective Lights
Ridgefield patrols target drivers with broken or missing tail and head lights and other faults. Names include Doris C. Shuster of Glenbrook and Joseph Knoebler of Belleville, with many listed under bonds or releases.
Obituary notices from Easton area church and cemetery services
Funeral notices for Mary Hill of Easton, Robert Henry Jones, Plenty Keitt, Clara L Knopf, John Y McLevy, Mary Soukup Beamer, Loren Carr, Mrs Mary A Spohn, Cornelius Brolley, Samuel S Dimond, Michael Gall, H D Newman, and John Demko detail services, burial grounds, ages, and residences across local cemeteries and churches.
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Mary
Edward Hill
Easton
Moyday
Henry
Bishop's Mortuary Chapel
Pairfield Avenue
Center Street
Robert Henry Jones
Staples Street
Lakeview Cersiery
Mr. Jones
Frank Soukup
Charles Beamer
Laurel Avenue
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Michael's
Mary A. Merritt Spohn
Eugene Merritt
Reed Street
Milford
Charles
Eugene
Susie McGee
Niantic
Nellie DeWolff
Greenwich
John Brown
North Avenue
Ford Undertaking
River Street
Mitford
Park Cemetery
Cornelius Brolley
Funeral
McKeon, Brown and Adley
Feilfield Avenue
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Samuel S. Dimond
Samuel
Dimond
Norwich
Conn
Pari Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Michael Gall
Sheridan Street
St. John’s Greek Catholic Church
Helen
Wilma
Margaret
Mia
H. D. Newman
Andrew
Royal Neighbors of
America
George F. Allen
Robert McDowell
Stephen Sakash
C. F. Graft
John Katrinix
Stephen Adzima
John Demko
King’s Highway
Fairfield Avenue
Fairfield
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Olah
St. Stephen's Church
Ford Model A to debut December 2 in multiple nations
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co officials reveal the new car named Model A will be publicly shown in the United States, Canada and England on Friday December 2. A Ford review of world business conditions accompanies the announcement.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Press
Ford
Ford Motor Company
United States
Canada
England
Henry Ford
Gas kills mother and four children in Pennsylvania home
MAUCH CHUNK PA Nov 24 A P report says Mary Uetsura 45 and her four children aged 9 months to 15 years were found dead from coal gas at their New Columbus home. A fifth child is in critical condition at Coasdale hospital.
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Mauch Chunk
Associated Press
Mary Uetsura
New Columbus
Here
Coasdale Hospital
Beware Germs In Bathtubs Scrubbing Advice
Soap and water alone does not sterilize bathtubs. Sylpha-Nathol in the cleaning water makes the tub germ proof and easier to clean. Use the same solution for other bathroom fixtures and buy Sylpha-Nathol at all dealers.
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Carrie Soden
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Bridgeport Hospital
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Cornelius Broley
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