Milford Plans Transportation For Millard Pupils
Milford boards plan free bus transport for Millard High and Grammar pupils from outside the one and a half mile limit. After state board approval the district will close two elementary schools and move to a town wide transport system starting early next year using Connecticut company buses and trolleys.
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Milford
Rigel
Flowence Inc
Selecl
William ‘T. Trost
Mullard High
Millard
Wheelers
Huntington Ball and Masquerade Draw Crowd
Huntington Fire Company annual ball drew a large crowd though fewer in costume than in past years. Isabelle Anskartis of Shelton won best female costume while Hattie Warth was noted for a humorous male costume. The event cleared over 80 dollars for the company.
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Martha Washington
Worton
Witard Nicholas
Huntington
George H. Penny
George Haight Penny
Tupton Street
Hiders Browing, Welch, Davies, Dixon and Crutenberg
Church of Jesus Christ, Latter May Saints
Springfield
Mass
New Haven
Hartford
George Judson
Ammons
Joseph Mintz
Elmont
George Mints
Manspeth
George C, Penny Jr
St. Albans
L. I
Jack Penny
Washington Penny
Brooklyn
Percy KK. Card
Vivien Carlson
Stratford
Freda Hylen
Kenneth Card
James Nicholas
Flameland
Nichola Avenue
Jnuun Neveras
Joseph Neveras
Hridgeport
Sophia Neveras
Fairfield
Peter Neveras
Mohegan Street
Pretty wedding in Trumbull ties two families
Miss Wilma Swanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Axel Swanson of White Plain Street wed Harold Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson in a ceremony at the bride’s home in Trumbull on October 3. Rev William F White officiated with Rev Me Anderson assisting as autumn decorations framed the arch. The bride wore white satin with orange blossoms and carried white bridal roses. her attendant Maude Swanson wore pink cerise and carried silver bead.
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Hlvy Lane
Peterson
Alice Howard
Raye
Harry Howard
Bridgeport
John L. Beach
Richard
Watertown
Mary Beach
Brids
Trumbull
Wilma Swanson
Axel Swhinson
White Plain Street
Harold Peterson
Robert Peterson
Me. Anderson
Mathererg
Mystery Bundle Clue Falls Flat in Stamford Harbor
In Stamford on Oct 12 a bundle tossed into the harbor at Water Street caused local alarm, but police learned it was simply old clothes discarded by the owner. A nearby resident’s fear prompted a brief canal-side investigation that ended quietly.
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Stamford
Water Street
Canal
Fairfield County Grange to Confer Sixth Degree in Danbury
Local readers join Fairfield County Pomona Grange in Concourse Hall Danbury for a special meeting Thursday. The morning degree conferral will precede the afternoon sixth degree by state officers. Fortland Me may host the seventh degree in November during the National Grange session. Nearby residents and visitors attend, with multiple local names noted among those involved or present at the Danbury event and related activities.
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New Fairfield
Anning
Fairfield County
Concoruia Hall
Danbury
Fortlani
Natural Grange
Aly
Stanley Peck
Mara Peck
Myrne Carpenter
Clarence Rasmussen
Levi Peck
Polono Grange
HiNcrest Wall
Grookfield
Briets
Mes
Alfred Ituffles
Pembroke
Stacy Johnson
Last Greenwich
R. I
Waite Biwell
Marion
Madelyn Bierce
Pawling
Arthur Disbrow
Lewis Lisbrew
Harry Moocy
Jennie Post
Georges Nevius
Nevins
Monroe Whist event entertains Monroe Fire Auxiliary crowd
Oct 12 report from Monroe notes a College Whist evening hosted by the Women's Auxiliary of the Monroe Fire Company. Despite bad weather, many guests attended from New York to Virginia, with floral decorations praised. Bishop Livewste and several local societies planned upcoming events, and residents hosted visitors and attended church functions while noting several social gatherings and snippers.
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Monroe Fire Company
Seom Hudgeport
Charen
Sk Uggs
Sanday
Ehurch
Frank Bearestoy
Jaw TV
Cliford Porulliaen
Maughter Exvanor
New York
Mowe
Suhoe Bane
Bildenort
Gwen
Mery
Salon
Ernest Proudinen
Eo Waller
Mameton
Virghda
Mies
Halt Walew
Hridgepare
Carrie Flilister
West Taverns
Deank J. Whales
Merete
Wooster
Dred
Uith
Suiday
Brooklyn Area News Briefs Reflect Local Events and Visits
A September Republican gathering by the Republican women of Tredding is planned at the Mark Twain Library in Brookfield. Local social and political notices include visits from Mrs. Clarence Bristol and relatives in New Haven, trips to Cape Cod and Providence, a Democratic caucus at Town Hall, and visits by New York friends. The Mite Box social at the Curtis home raised about thirty dollars for the home missionary apportionment, while Rev. Mr. Scott of Yale discussed Oklahoma missionary work. Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hawley are on a motor trip, with other visitors noted at the Murphy home.
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Atwood
Yale
Atwood and Atwood
Robert C. Stoddard
Milford
New Haven
Baldwin
Herman Mendreehowka
Shoreham
Myrtle Beach
Canada
Wildermere Beach
Ammar
Connecticut Company
State Board of Education
Society of the Mary Taylor M
Aris
Board of Polices Commissioners
Wiliam A. Ford
J. Burton Smith
Lawrences Yy Gallagher
Bay View
Lown
Charles H. Barren
Woodpat
Tavagera
Board of Finance
Finance Board
Cannes
Kannin
Canadian Woods
Bellet Corp
George van Horn
Hemiquartere
C. Hall Thia
William T. Hoyt
Jeasel
Hiigeport Avenue
Devon
Broad Street
A. L. Giles
River Street
Queenshire Store, Inc
Louis H. Bradley
Bradley Art Shop
Gifford Riyder
Milford Police Artment
Milford Police Association
Woodcut Lodge
George van Horn Camp
Sons of Veterans
Vivid Wir
Lewis Browe
Enxine House No. 2
Fort Trumbull
Alica Ressler
Elmhurst
Muford
Mary Alice
Bester W. Atwood
Watertown
Rescler
Molford
Oberlin College
Jd, Brown
W. Galvin
New York
Rockl
Cosis
Galvin
Charles Sattig
State Highway Department
Gulf and
Cherry Streets
Gurgene Gabranell
Ansonia
Central Grammar School
Boy Scouts of America
Primo , Busso
William Graham
James Lockwood
Charles Neonan
Fnest Tibbatle
Police Department
C. S. Douglass
M. B. Fowler
Henry Galbronner
Arthur Harris
James Dorsey
Wilbur Chase
Woodmont Lodge
Lucan Platt
Sex Side Avenue
Weat Paint
Liieutenant Cox
Miss Platt
Corps of Cadets
Holmes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Winthrop Smith
Miami
Alvin Co. Smith
Florida
Raymond HE. Brock
St. Louis
Missouri
Laurel Beach
W. E. Jarvis
Les Iie Arnold
Houston
Texas
Chester Rowley
Will N. Butrick
Orange
Nat Uonal Health Association
Buffalo
Studdler Hotel
Mess
Grace Rowley
Milford High Schootl
Platt's Market
Mica Woris Stormont
Penn Street
Mallev
Cornwall
Miss Stormont
Hetty B. Cooper
Sliver Sands
Konistrenty Panttowheez
Cooper
East Broadway
Walter Gregory
Mount Vernon
F. 2. Mager
Pine Tree Farm
the Gulf
Charles Bachman
White Piaina
James C. Platt
H.C. Huss
FE. A. Reeves
Waterford
Connecticut
FE. W. Putney
Fortress Monroe
Virginia
New York City
Walter Ervis
Kenslen Cemete N.Y
Helene Y. Putney
Delphian Society
Board of Education
Milford High School
Fred W. Lyon
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Miles Beard
Mra
Herbert Fowler
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelpha
the American Legion
Farmill River Grange
First Congregational Church
East Derby
Brownie West
Willam F. Nemetz
Ripton Street
Philadelphia
Becqui
Betsy Hoss Flag Memorial Association
Mere
William FF. Nemetz
Riptol Street
Andrew von Werder
Derby
Henryff. Kempf
Church Street
Frank Olmstead
Five Corner
Ethel M. Beardstey
Mohegan My
Herbert Ledger
White Hills
Bar Harbor
Maine
James Curis
White Till
Danbury Fair
Harold Thompson
Clarke
Beardsley
Gladys Shelton
Frida
Huntington
Willan Jones
Philip Stone
la Crosse Wis
Wousden
Alfred Clayton
Hronxdale
George Boehm
Cedar Cliff Farm
Farmill Street
Cedar Cliff
Rod and Gun Club
Ralph Daniels
Joseph Aurillio
Floyd Weaver
Bridgeport
Nalslungs
Marmail
River Grange
Huntington School
Charles W. Galdspink
Brookfield
Repubican
Tredding
Mark Twain
Clarence Bristol
E. J.beard
Cape Cod
Providence
R. J
Democratic Caucus
General Assembly
Justices of the Peace
Town Hall
John Miller
Uttle
Albert
Frank Fields
Charles S. Wiliams
John Gamber
Oliver H. Munroe
John 8. Thornhill
Irrederick
Curtis
Mr. Scott
Oklahoma
Henry B. Hawley
John Gavigan
di |Gavigan
Stamford
Ge Hague
Brooklyn
N. Y
Daniel Murphy
Dirigible Forced Down at Lakehurst Airport
The new J-3 naval dirigible was forced to land at Lakehurst Naval Air Station after one engine stalled and another misfired. The emergency landing left no injuries and no damage to the craft or field.
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Lakehurst
Naval Air Station Field
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George Fricke
Albert Fricke
William, Bertine
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Evelyn French
Long Hill
Herbert Walker
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Monroe
Phillips
Ethelind TG. Munroe
New Hampton
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