Exclusive Inn Waiter Arrested for Selling liquor
Milford November 26 Randolph Poindexter, waiter at the Blue Boy Inn, Woodmont, was arrested Sunday evening by local police as part of a raid on an exclusive hostelry. He is charged with selling liquor without a license and was bound over on a $390 bond for appearance in Town Court on December 3. Other cases included Guy Garaventa charged with liquor without a permit, Henry Cooper of Twin Tavern, and three others whose dates were continued. A laundryman reported a burglary of his shop and a van was found stolen with $3 missing. Trooper markers and other proceedings were addressed, with several cases continued for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Randolph Poindexer
Blue Boy
Newdraven Avenue
Woodmont
Npt
Guy Garaventa
Tome
J. D. G Brown, Jr
Henry Cooper
Judge Brown
Edwin Williams
Homis BcCarthy
Catherine ‘Riese
Garaventa
Charley Long
Buckingham Avenue
Kora? Starr
Far View Beach
Joseph Sarpulis
Orningsidey Road
Devon Residents Lose Library Room Request
Special to the Dévon notes a Board of Education refusal to permit library use of a vacant room. Citing space needs, the board rescinded tentative approval after construction showed four rooms needed for school purposes. Local efforts to reopen the library plan continued with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Board
Devon
North
Board of Education
C. O. Slathans
Miiteriai
Severki
Dudge Omar W. Pai
Tie Board
Norwalk Woman Granted Custody of Child by Court
Mrs Lowise Southworth of Norwalk has secured custody of her daughter Constance from a Massachusetts court and will reside in Riverest Massachusetts with her son Cates Armstrong until the case is ret ted. The decision requires the mother to remain within the court’s jurisdiction to prevent the father from reclaiming the child, with plans for an absolute divorce and permanent custody following further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalis
Lowise Southworth
Suse
Boston
Constance
Wwe
New
Riverest
Mass
Cates Armstrong
Lexpenta
Norwalk
Southwort
Bern
Stuart
South Worth
Massachusetts Court
Southworth
Norwalk Man Seeks Goat-Proof Roofing
Norwalk Nov 2 Special to the Telegram Master Bob Me Teng a seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Tent of Newtown archive is the proud possessor of a flock of billies which he tends over the place through the lap in the vue lite of his home The goats have caused trouble as their appetites grew they began eating rows ing Mr Tenasy a large real estate developer installed water proof and fireproof roofing on the top and side of the building but the goats ate away part of the roofing revealing a safety issue and prompting a request for goat proofing measures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Bob- Me Teng
Myamt
Robert MM
Newtown
Myr
Tenasy
Big Ron
Gonis
Tendig & Fout-Pravk Vn AE
Rloty
Rygte
Stratford High school contract okayed for signature
Judge Comey reviews the Stratford Board of Education contract with Frank Irving Cooper Corp for the new Stratford High school at 250000. The Boston Hartford architect firm is to finalize signing, with the secretary authorized to sign if no revision is needed. The Hartford Courant notes Cooper’s long career and past projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
William E. Comey
Stratford Board of Education
Frank Irving Cooper Corportion
Boston
Martford
Stratford High School
Cooper
Board of Education
Jimny Wooster Mont
Comey
Frank Ieving Cooper Corporation
Weaver High School
Hartford
Hother
Strattora School
Chengy
Main Street
Brown, Thomson & Co
Alleghany County Court House
Pittsburgh
America
George Westinghouse
Fairfield Club Meeting Reports Women’s Issues and Local Events
Fairfield November 26 Special to the Telegram Mrs Leonidas Denla spoke on women’s issues to the Orient at a Southport Current event social. Hostesses included Mrs Conrad Buckingham Mrs Richard D Hatch Miss Annie Guilvert Mrs Walter Pastora Mrs William Middlebrook and Mrs Geerst Thieicke. Upcoming Southport Current events include a December 3 lecture by Eunice Av of Springfield in Wakeman Memorial hall and a December 4 Stratfield Parent-Teacher Association meeting on manual arts led by Miss Sterling. Also noted were a card party at First Selectman Frederick A Burr’s home, the Jim Greenfield Country Club annual days dance, a St Monica School fundraiser in Thomas Hall, and the George Alfred Seath American Legion post preparations for annual elections next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman Memorial Hall
Eunice Av
Springfield
Stratfield Paroni- Teacher Association
Miss Sterling
Mra
A. W. Rees
RB. Naramore
John W. Moore
Harme of
First Selectman
Frederick AL Burr
Jim Greenfield Country Club
Monica Sthole
George Alfred Seaith Post
American Legion
Shereman Hall
Venir
Bridgeport Firm Sues Norwalk Iron Co
Norwalk Iron Works, Inc. faces an $800 claim from American Hardware Stores Inc. The case involves a dispute over a billed amount of $776.04. Proceedings were noted in Norwalk with a Special Telegram report from November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Sues Norwalk Iron CO
Norwalk
Norwalk Iron Works, Inc
Kgulnet
Che aAmerican Hardware Stores Inc
Easton Festal Night Observes Holiday With Pranksgiving
Easton plans a festiv night on November 2 with a grand event at the Tal grange. A lecture program features Mrs Arthur Wheeler and Miss Regina Steuck among others. talent includes orchestra, recitations, debates, and papers on reading and examinations. Birthday surprise party honors Herbert Wright with gifts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bilbine
Afary Tornes
Mise Lud Plecka
Carl Silliman
Mave] Nichols
Joseph Mill
Regina Steucck
Mary Jennngs
Sonlat
Irvin Folsrayds
Masonls Hall
Bridgeport
Gurr Nichels
Amarinh Mullette
Troi
Misa
Bertha Banks
Salio Mallets
Trumbuilt
Maliotte Sanford
Cutteard Moe
Orange
Robert Krom
Elmer Andrews
Krom
Kingston
N.Y
Willard Gillette
Jamlix
Everett Fillan
Westport
J. Arthur Sherwood
Joisford
Locay
Herbert Wright
Weight
Herbert Iris
Twuntington
Harold Wright
Longs Hil
Moe
H. Smith
Kasles Nichols
Robert Davis
Millard Randall
Misa Irma Nichols
Leonard Tingley
John Logan
Springfields
Mas
Freda Stillman
Bruno Bartastk
Ivent Bartesikx
Wiss Mary Rochie
Grange Hat Contest Promises Ridiculous Prize
Fairfield Telegram reports a Grange meeting on December to feature a debate on a promised topic and an emergency meal program. The centerpiece is a hat contest awarding a prize for the most ridiculous hat, with Mrs Torr and Mrs Banks among those speaking on the debate topic and refreshments overseen by Mrs Winehostay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Fairfield
Graentied Grange
Torr
Fred Banks
Clarnece Banks
Abel Lyon
Wight
Cho
Harmony Grange Meeting Highlights Health and Song
The Monroe Harmony Grange held its last regular meeting last week with discussion of health problems and singing, followed by a dinner. A forthcoming social will be hosted at Arane Mes home under Thamony Grange auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monhor
Harmony Grange
Robert ‘Sinclair Helsted
Govern Drothers
Slaters
Serreve
Phyen
Arane Mes
Artur Coriss
Thamony Grange
Danbury Man Arrested Four Times on Wife and Children Charge
Hal Beardsley of Danbury was arrested previously for abusing his wife and children. He posted $600 bonds twice and surrendered again, receiving a sentence today. This marks his fourth arrest on a similar charge, with family support allowing earlier releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Hal Beardsley
Hig
Beardstey
Bridgaport
Lot
Heeney’s Case Postponed in Westport Court
In Westport Court Judge Joseph Adams postponed Heene y s case after incidents linked to a motor lantern pac k and a road incident in New Rochelle. Heeney of Stratford charged with illegal lanterns and assault on John Enablin and Donal McDonald. Enablin injured, McDonald held for hospital care. Allocations included reduced bail and suspended sentence for John Trezecki for traffic offenses. Other cases for Jack Burte and Claude Gorlsor postponed to December 3 due to scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Casey Nobel
Josephe Adams
Chursa
New York
New Rochelle
Frank Vin
Frank Heeney
Stratford
Joseph Adams
Heeney
John Enablin
Bridgeporth
Donal McDonald
Waterbury
Nor
Mauer
Jack Burte
Parker Avenue
Stanford
Claude Gorlsor
Teankdinavvenue
N.Y. Werg
Iteratron
Milford Society Women to Give Charity Dance
Milford society women plan a winter charity dance at Town Hall on Friday evening under the Friday Afternoon Bridge club, with 500 invitations issued and many out of town guests expected. Funds will aid Milford charities, including the Visiting Nurse Association and the Milford Hospital Building Fund, with notable patrons and local leaders listed among organizers and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Lund
I A Smith
George L Stan- Cecil
Sheldon Boaseth
Augusus Cuzno
Vfazyy M. Merwin
Misa Tomnlo Merwin
Ton. Cheney
J. Brown
Roger Stoddsod
James DP. Merrick
Mee
B. McCarthy
Robert Mager
M's
OT Fisehes
Cline J
Ityde
S Pu . Snyder
Alfred Phoebus
Cliffor Cirtatine Wane
Dehn Z. Tiowes
Alice Titsaslar
J. T. Mathewson
Ja F. P. Gasket
Miet A. Patterson
AT Gould
Jaren Tl Burens
Parking Fine for Driving with Lights Off Reported
Paired news item from Pairepusssd details a Town Court action this morning. Clarence R. Ralfin of Nerwalls was fined $15 after admitting to parking an automobile without lights on Churchill road and was arrested by Special Deputy George Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laiweh
Lin
Nerwalls
Clarence R. Ralfin
Ignis
Churchill Road
Ile
Shove George Thayer
Father Pliny Cooney Receives Improvement After Illness
Greenwich November 26 Rev Pliny Cooney curate of St Marys church Greenwich is reported improving after a severe illness from pneumonia. Reports say his condition has shown slight improvement with careful progress noted by medical staff though full recovery remains in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Pliny Cooney
St. Mary's Church
Dinker
Hemtor Aly
Two Injured In Auto Accident On Ridgefield Road
Union Services and town churches plan a Thanksgiving service led by Rev Hugh Shields. The Ridgefield area report details a collision on Ridgefield Road injuring Mrs Henry Wiedner and her young son John. Mrs Wiedner suffers a severe nerve shock and a broken finger while the boy sustains minor injuries. The piece notes Ridgebury’s isolation, local church history, and upcoming sermons by Shields along with broader community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringevield
Henry Weidner
John
Deovouty
Bumbay
Wlednen
Mra
Wiednew
Union Servicr
Methodist Church
Atlock
Hugh Shields
Conrressadlamat Church
Iegelary Congregational Church
Ridgefield
Riso
Ridgebury
Wile Woods
Hudson Valley
Wwllé Woods
Tudgebury
Duybury City
Hoenambeau
Florence WW. Barr
Danbury
Misa Faustina Jr
Mary H. Rockwell
New York City
Mrs Schumm Dies At Trumbull Home At 84
Mrs Fredvieisa Sehamn, wife of Frederick Sehamn, died at her home in Trumbull. She was in her 84th year and had long been in frail health. Funeral arrangements were pending with local coroner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Fire Co
Fredvieisa Sehamn
Prederhul
Sehamn
Sehurmiy
Angult
Bavi
Weatsho
Piliexonace
Uy Robern
Trhorbirn and Son
Robert Hive
Gsiests Et Aitid Aus
Tidwaeg Poreter
Bridgeno
Lordship Sunday Services at Lordship School
In Lordship Nevada services are announced for Sunday at the Lordship Sunday school. Dr Mole UC will speak, with other speakers and offerings noted. Mrs Tuning and Mr Belia are mentioned among attendees as residents plan to attend in Tilp county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordshim
Lordshiy
Mole UC
Daust
Che
Scott
Seth Veyivh
Ottider
Buanese
Verbie Fine Company
Willais Budge
Weather and Society Notes in Weston Area Brief
A fragmented notice from Weston reports weather updates for Friday evening and community events. It mentions LaGrange and a sermon gathering, with unclear references to applications and a local engineer. The readable items point to routine local happenings and civic scheduling amid garbled OCR.
Fairfield High School paper to publish December 73
Fairfield High school pupils will publish a school paper on December 73 with editor in chief Alice Winghaster and staff including Marion Churchill as literary editor, Frayda Bullard as business editor, Frances Hutherinson as alumna editor, Lorraine Marst as office, Lars Whittaker as news, and Chloe Buckingham as circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epaire
the Telega
Fairfield High School
Ree
Chef
Alice Winghaster
Marion Churchill
Frayda Bullard
Aliborivty
Frances Hutherinson
Auldette Dattornary
Lorraine Marst
Lars Whittaker
Chole Buckingham
Darenger
Yunuly Adeiser
Miss Hall
Norwalk Court Holds Session With Numerous Fines
In Norwalk City Court this forenoon Thea Wauer and others faced fines for theft of glass from a hat factory and related offenses Susie Johnson and Suspects like George Hyon were fined for intoxication breach of peace and resisting officers Several defendants including Mrs Hamilton Edward Hamilton John Pivgerald and John Cullen received various penalties as part of a full session with multiple charges and costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meholi Paleune
Ay Yexingon
Costa
Eve Pang
Ast Norwalk
Falenne
Susie Johnson
Ervous Curtus
George Hyon
Mt d
Olelk
Lengyel
Sumis
Anne Hamilton
Water Street
Jta
Hamilton
Ant
Edward Hamilton
Ion
Walston
Breaak
John Pivgerald
Intoxtes Uon
John Cullen
Lewis Sagan
Howard Bogardus
Bridgeport Truck Driver Fined for Reckless Driving
STAMPORT Nov 26 iSpecially the Telegrams Samuel Abbott of Bridgeport was fined 50 and costs in City Court after pleading guilty to reckless driving endangering school pupils near a Wilbi Nordor. He drove his motor tram fast and caused danger. DeAngelo of Port Choice was fined 190 and costs for attempting to create weapons during a collection dispute. two brothers allegedly restrained him and a revolver was found in his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamport
Samuel Abbott
Ueidgeport
Abbott
Wil Bi Nordor
Paul DeAngelo
Port Choice
Staipfor
Costa
Flo
Stamford
Dominetuk
Raphael Franc
Deangelo
Father Sues Daughter for Damages in Local Court
In Superior Court, a Stamford man claims his daughter beat him during a visit to her home, alleging assault and injuries including an ankle damage. He seeks damages from Klara and Marek, with details indicating a domestic dispute and allegations of threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eins
Marek
Stamford
William Mikos
Bridgenort
Sunerior
Mikasa
Suymifarg
Utherites Ment Enhitted Roys Hewelags Living Pictures
Brookfield Florida residents discuss plan for Living Pictures at Roy's Hewelags as part of Curriss School event. The Sunday school library at St Pauls church will be replenished after a monthly meeting at Town Hall. Mrs Whitney and children travel to New York for winter. Mr Whitney ill with fever at Tambury Hospital for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Curtiss Kehool
Eric Evaning
St. Paul's
Ynoralne
New York
Egbert
Whitney
New Milford
Mary Montrom
Tanbury Rospital
Insula
Miller
Hgeua
Mars
Miter's
Acre
Prantl
Fans Dalune Hive
Senator Platts Parents Golden Wedding Noted in Newtown
Special to the Veiегians reports Senator Philo Platt and wife Mary Platt celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home with their son present. The couple are active in banking and local agriculture circles. Mr Platt formerly on the state board of agriculture and a trustee at Newtown Savings Bank. The piece notes wedding guests, local happenings, and a cold night with cars frozen on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewtown
Veiegians
Thera E. Platt
Russell
Henry. Russell
Southbury
Plate
Theis Son
Philo Platt
Platt White
Stanre
Ageulture
Newtown Savings Bank
Plath
Mary Ruasail
Piett
Fonavey Philo T. Platt
Wits
Devon Bank and Trust 60 Opens Its New Quarters
Devon Nov 29 Special to The Telegrams The Devon Bank and Trust Company's reorganization committee has secured an empty store opposite the Baldwin home on Beidgenort avenue and will remodel it for banking. The opening of the bank for business is expected soon with no delay. The Ladies' Aid Society of Devon Mason church plans its annual sale and fair for December 5 with tea room and entertainment. Mrs Nery Web is chairman of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Devon Bank
Trust Company
Baldwin
Beidgenort Avenue
Waizutiog
Tlo
Umattiehneat
Dacanan
Tagateerial Myte Syongibliity
Priunizadion Conmundee
Ehuren
Thudell
Nery Web
Uie
Evening social at Wand home features local players
The Trumbull club gathered Thursday at ALY and Mrs Ernest Wand's home for a social with AHS and Ales. Albert Mround and Ward led high scores. Albert 12 and Linley among top players. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Charles Ensign and Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, with plans for Thanksgiving visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
ALY
Ernest Wand
Albert
Samved Ward
Charles Ensign
Mrader Reynolds
Bure
Howard S
Gharton SS
Benen
Linley Hels
Nathan Enaigni
Magshin Wyoming
Leday Furtough
Charles P. Enalgyaw
John Uindes
Wistow
Ata
oRvest
Mary Banett
Thin Wewle
Danbury Elks Install Home Radio Recalling Sets
Danbury lodge Elks install radio receiving sets in the homes of members confined by sickness. The lodge members in the float lodge take this means after bringing chairs to the bedside of sick members. Once the illness passes, the sets will be removed and used in another member’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Danbury Lodge
Elke
Alnessia
Wedge Organ Dedication at Long Hill Church
The Epworth league of the M. F. church hosted a pleasant evening led by Ms Walker with many attendees. A large audience gathered Sunday as the fine new organ was dedicated in memory of the late Nestor E. Wedge, donor of the church site and organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweels
M. F. Church Waaver
Ms Walker
Edna Green
Dorothy Jennings
Dorly Mahoney
Dorothy Seek
Margaret Abbot Myrtie Griffin
Erna Sherwood
Annie Sherwood
Geelen French
and Mears
Andrew Sherwood
Willian Sherwood
Kenneth Sherman
Samuel Seeley
George Enwarda
Whitney
Davia Walker
Bob
Bert Walker
Nestor E. Wedge
Wedge
Walter Radcliffe
Kenneth Wikinson
le Gabler
L. W. Sherman
Lilian Heaton
W. Radelff
Charles Radcliffe
L. W Sherman
L. BE. Abbot
Ny Whitney
L. B. Abbott
Henry
Westport Library hosts author talk and December plans
Westport trustees invite the public to spend an hour with books and author on December 3 with Columbia professor Har ringa I. Steeves discussing The Tendencies of Modern Fiction. The library will open Sundays 1 to 9 pm in December for reading room use, and a children's reading room is planned 3:30 to 4:15 with Miss Grimmer supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Harringa I. Steeves
Columbia University
Ther
Crawford
New London College
John Crawford
Weacam
Harry
Goalsell
Dawa
Ware
Merstetten
Joseph Adams
Arate
Rose O' Neil
New York City
Hes
Campo Beach
Che Library
Children’s Bool
Bridgeport
Danbury
Norwalk
Alice FL Hurlex
John Hurtes
Westport Standard
Former Hartford Postmaster to Speak at Danbury Lodge
Joseph M. Lawlor, former Hartford postmaster and past exalted ruler of the Elks, will headline the annual Lodge of Sorrow in Danbury next Sunday afternoon at the Empresas theater. The event marks a public memorial service by the Danbury lodge after years of limited access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Joseph M. Lawlor
Hartford
The
Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
de Lela
Danbury Lodge
Empresas
Danbury Card Receipts From World Trip Sender
Kenneth Leach, a local Swan operative aboard the steamship Or roiia alates, reports plans to return home around Christmas after a world voyage. Cards received in Danbury indicate arrival via Port Said Egypt, with Leach testing in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Kenneth Leach
Orroiia
Howe
Port Said
Egypt
Young Leach
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Platt
Brown
NEW Stratford School
Easton
Monroe
Krablin
Milford Society
Father Pliny Cogwey
Ridgefield Road
Henry Wiedner
Union Services
Weston
Ingaly LaGrange
Avery
Miteheil
Rie
Brookfield
Senator Platts
Thieves
Grange Play
Hawley High School
Hawley School
Leget
Town Hall
Polhtatuck Grange
Jon C. Geers
Queen Street
Robert I. Bradley
Laat Nisht
Devon Bank and Trust
Danbury Elks
Long Hll
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