Danbury Hat Manufacturer’s Daughter Weds New York Bride
In Danbury on Oct 14 a wedding united John B. Melajan, son of Harry McLachlan, with Mrs. McLachlan, and Miss Adlea Scanlan of West 73rd Street New York City at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament New York. The couple’s reception followed at the Ambassador Hotel garden before a party including many Danbury and New York guests. They will reside in Danbury after a wedding trip to Havana. The groom works with his father in the Danbury hat business. the bride attended Trinity College Washington.
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Danbury
Spo
John B. Mela Jan
Harey McLachlan
McLachlan
Adlea Scanlan
West
Peel
New York City
Phi
Church of the Blessed Sacrement
New York
Leo Ryan
Too Tribe
Marrige
James P. Scanlan
MelLach- Tan
Rena
Mr. McLachlan
Harry Mclachlan, Jr
Clifton A. Wrist
James Becker
John Hanlon
1Ward Smith
Norwalk
Ge Sullivan
Salem Mass
Ambassador Hotel
Zuo
Nwali
Mrs Alanson Heushton Returns Home After Visit
London dispatch reports Mrs Alanson Heushton wife of the ambassador sailed for New York aboard the Georges Washington to visit the United States. They plan a brief visit before returning home.
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London
Oet
Alanson
Heushton
Hes Amory
New York
Ahoost
United Ktates Nestern
Georges Washinston
Miller declines University of Washington presidency
Seattle Oct 14 AP Stephen S. Miller educational director of the American Institute of Banking today declined the presidency of the University of Washington. The post was offered by regents after they granted President Henry Suzzallo an indefinite leave of absence following Suzzallo's refusal to resign. Miller was formerly dean of the College of Business Administration at the university.
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Seattle
Stephen S. Miller
American Institute of Banking
University of Washington
Henry Suzgallo
Surasllo
Miller
College of Business Administration
University
Navy Monument Site Chosen by France
Paris October 14. Brest has been chosen as the French port for an American Navy World War monument. It will be erected on a high terrace overlooking the harbor where most American expeditionary forces landed and departed.
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Paris
Brest
Byelyn Chellborg Sings Here at Music Study Club
The Music study club presents Byelyn Chellborg a lyric soprano at Mrs. Frederick Rhodes home Rocklawn Park October 1. She shows a beautiful voice with repertoire including English and German pieces from Whittier to Kroahms and Rost. The program features songs such as When Love is Kind and The Winds in the Sea along with selections by various composers.
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Music Study Club
Byelyn Hellbore
Frederick Rhodes
Rocklawn Park
Whelbors
Ollows
Eng
Woman 76 Among New Voters In Yesterday’s Primary
Avery of Grove street, a houseworker born in Groton, became one of 123 women to vote yesterday in the Pitth district. She is the oldest elector and marks 259 total Tandy voters recorded by selectmen and town clerks. The eldest man to vote was tenedikt Sterving, German born engineer at 845 Center street, who had not voted before. Rev. James J. O Connell and Mrs Elizaeth K Marshall appeared before the sel Mrs. Elizaeth K. Marshall, wood place, wife of Dr. Chester C. Marshall, pastor of the First Aleth odist church, Also made a ruler.
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Sterving
Germany
James J. O'Conner
St. Mary's Church
Elizaeth K. Marshall
Wood Place
Chester C. Marshall
First
Miss Young Bride of Edward J. Horan
A wedding at St. Patrick's on October 11 united Miss Mary Young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young of 162 Frank Street with Edward Joseph Horan son of Mr. and Mrs. Horan of Waterbury. Rev Charles Hovey officiated. The bride wore an orchid chiffon gown with matching accessories and a bouquet of bride's roses. Sister Miss Helen Young served as maid of honor. bridesmaids wore nile green and pale yellow chiffons. Best man was Robert Young. ushers included John Micket William Burra and George Luddy. The ceremony featured I Promise Me and I Love You Truly. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple planned a wedding trip before settling at 164 Frank Street.
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Moony Omerica
St. Patrick’s Bar
Charles Hovey
Len Mar Young
Robert Young
Prank Streeta
Joseph Horan
An Aire
Frank Jloran
Waterfury
Mhel Youngs
Killarney
Margaret i Horan
Irobert Young
Newark N. J
John Micket
Wiliam Burra
George Luddy
Waterbury
Alrs. Horan
New Engineer Named on Danbury Division Railways
In New Haven on October 14 Curti a division was promoted today to engineer for the Danbury division of the New York New Haven and Hartford railways. The position was vacated by the death of G. D. Perkins.
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Danbury
New Haven
Curti
New York, New Haven
Hartford
G. D. Perkins
Jews Plan Hebrew College for Bridgeport
A meeting of Jewish young men will discuss founding a Hebrew college in Bridgeport at 8 PM Monday in North End Talmud Torah. Organizers include Louis Goldfield and Abe Weisberg. Rabbi Brody, a Hebrew scholar, will speak on Hebrew language and Old Testament education. All interested Jewish residents are invited. entertainment will follow.
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North End
Talmud ‘Torah
Charies Street
Rabbinical Elity
Louis Goldfield
Abe Weisberg
Israel Th. Enow
Charles Snow
Aston Goldman
Tharold Wrie@berg
Sydney
Jane Wroily
Brody
POTATO CROP TO BE LARGER THIS YEAR
WAK UPFIELD Mass Oct 14 AP This year's potato crop will be six e percent greater than the potato harvest of 1925 but will be 13.8 per cent below the five year average of production according to revised estimates issued today by the United States Department of Agriculture Adverse weather conditions in the north central late crop potato states in the past month caused a slight decline in the expected production The prospect it was added was for a strong marked and good prices The condition of the crop on October 1 indicated a production of 469,821,000 bushels or 2.99 per capita as compared with 2.82 last year and the five year average of 3.55 The New England crop gained 3.7 per cent during September to a forecast of 44,172,000 bushels which in per cent more than last year s harvest but short of the five year average by 4.3 per cent Maine is the outstanding leader of all areas with 2 present forecast for a crop of 35,545,000 bushels as compared with 37,170,000 in 1925 and the average of 34,790,000
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Wak
Mass
United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Maine
Ares
New Orleans Man Appointed to Shipping Board
Washington October 14 AP B K Smith of New Orleans was appointed by President Coolidge today a member of the Shipping board to succeed J A Walsh who resigned.
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Washington
Oet
AP B. K. Smith
New Orleans
Coolidge
Shipping Board
J. A. Walsh
Births and Adoptions From Streets and Avenues
Vital statistics list numerous births at addresses across towns with dates in October. Entries name parents, street addresses, and newborns including several daughters and sons with varied surnames and locales. Some lines appear garbled but retain the essential birth record format.
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N.Y
Alice Scanlan
John B. McLachlan
New York Church
France
Chetney Center
Cheney
NOBLE
the Handy Shop, Inc. Cleansers — Dyers
Sain Streets
Margaret Doyle
Wood Avenue Bar
FEM Street
Radford B. Smith Co
Elm Street
Byelyn Chellborg
Watts
Kroahms
Southern
Hong
Ronald
Mr. Curran
MISS
Young Bride
Edward J. Horan
Seth Thomas
Reid
Todd Jewelers
Main ST
Bridgeport
Conn
Hebrew College For
Vital Statistics
Walter
Mary Jamiski Stilman
Alb
Pauline Vrosky
Atlantic Street
James
Edith Platt
Ormin Street
John
Minnie Sherman
Harbor Road
Southport
Dean
Cito
Myrtle Busghart
Freeman Street
Stratford
Arthur and
Doeluein Blair
Tiurel Court
Ralph and
Marie Carraffielle
Adam Street
October
Elward
Ruth Wescha
Dever Street
Andrew
Anna Banas
Bell Street
Denitazo
Vaslzwa Balami
Union Avenue
John and
Helen Carlson
Taft Avenue
Fred and
Helen Sonstrom
Parallel Street
Ruman
Ella Abligren
Malin Street
Fred
Esie Dana
Denver Avenue
Arthur
Martha Dritenbas
Vine Street
William and
Anna McDonald
Jaqoes
Amelia Sullivan
Catherine Street
Loretta Kronenberg
Ogden Street
Robert and
Margaret Fox
Terkshire Avenue
Cusie Malgky
Sheriston Street
Jamed A
Nasta Nasta
Clinton Avenue
Anna Kowalanek
Bunnell Street
Marrinzes
Tohn Anderson
Tot Wiesen
Edna Davis
Piteflein Avenue
Ceorge Wirlsipough
Sylvan Street
Ruth Laron
Dophir Street
Bam Miller
Mekin
Avenne Gud
Chassie Levine
Ieneh Stepet
Joseph Milotki
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Vasila
Autre Avenue
Fampell S
Blabon
George W. Blabon Company
Philadelphia
America
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State St
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