Fairfield hunting halted near beach district urged by residents
A petition was filed with Fairfield police seeking to ban hunting between Post Road and Fairfield Beach. Residents plan to post properties to deter trespass as officials scrutinize the dangerous area now populated with homes. A sanctuary plan for Mill Hill and posted roadsides aims to protect wildlife while organizers include Dever Warner and local volunteers.
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Fairfield
Pairfield
DeVer H Warner
Penfield Road
Post Road
Fairfield Beach
Mill Hill
Bropson Avenue
Cedar Road
Mull Hall Road
Mill Hill Terrace
T Dever Woner
Benjamin & S
James Cratheley
Shei
Mra
Arai Sherwood
Aceo H Shemmar
Shay William Vankirk
Buciignam
A Davis Gerald S
Easton fire company to hold masquerade dance
Easton Fire Company will host a masquerade dance at the Easton fire house on October 29 with an orchestra, three costume prizes, and refreshments. The event is under the auspices of the Easton Volunteer Fire Company, and the public is invited.
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Easton
Local Social Notes From Broad River And Bridgeport
Sunday visits and dinners highlight a series of social calls. Families from Huntington Hamdon Bridgeport Bayside Stratford and Norwalk gathered at homes including the Whit whey Decker Bibbins Fisher and Jen nings households. Reverend Warren attended a ministerial meeting at Stratfield hotel in Bridgeport.
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Loren Whitwhey
Mar} Decker
Broad River
Norwall
Evelyn Kent
Dorothy Vanstone
Shuberts Theater
New Haven
Ean Vanity M
Herbert Ferris
Dorothy Kenneth and
Curtis
Huntington
Herbert . Wright
Anna Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Hold
Oliver
Misa
Carrie Marsh
Eugene Fisher
Hamdon
Alexander Monnier
Ruth
Harold Storges
Elizabeth Shanneen
Bridgeport
Stanley
William McCauley
Stanley Bibb
Vincent Ketcham
James
Joan
Stratford
Adama
IMS
Willard S Gqlette
Howard B Warren
Stratfield Hotel
Meining
Trumbull Community Club Plans Harvest Supper Meeting
The Woman’s Community Club in Trumbull will hold a short business meeting Thursday afternoon while members prepare for the Harvest Supper at the Fire House from 6 to 8 pm. Mr and Mrs Charles Ehrhart have moved to Bridgeport after living on New Road.
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First Church of Christ
Tester H White
Mil Plain Avenue
Bridgeport
Arthur Deyo
G Smith
A Saunders
S S
Bulkie
Emma Wakeman
Eunola Club
Child Memoril
Center Street
Womens Guild of the First Church of Christ
Equare and Compaas Club
Easton
Lee M E
Ladies Aid Society
Rey
Horace
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church
Howard B Warren
Chester A
Hull
C & Dickerson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Summerfield ME
Arthur Sherwood
Leroy Wheeler
Alan
John Sherwood
Julia Hawley
Erwin Edwards
Sherwood
Willard S Gillette Sterling
Edward Gillette
George B Beers
Commen of Agriculture
Philo Platt
Newtown
Katherine Holroyd
Joshua Kent
Stephen Tingley
Hartford
Leban
Herbert W Wright
Theodore
Eugene B Norton
Roosevelt
New York
Julia Nagy
Fort
Misa Mary Peto
Keogh
Ark
James Gordon
Trumbull
Womans Community Club
Charles Ehrhart
Frank Millers
New Road
Trumbull Grange
Trumpbull Grange
the Grange
Frank Blakeman
Housatonic Grange
Fanfield County
Pomona Grange
Willis Arndt
Arthur Curtis
Harmony Grange
Harriet Beard
Merwin Bur
Leon Baker
Fairfield County
Pomona
Anne White
Harold White
Saybrook
W F White
Roberts
Bridgeport Hospital
Savacay
Robert T French
New York City
G EB French
Clarence Walker
Evest
J. Vv Butt
Howard Beach
Harold Beach
Ruth Ward
Bear Mountain
Lillian Brinsmade
Brookfield Ballot approves school support and auction plan
At an adjourned town meeting Henry B Hawley was chosen moderator and William J Beehle clerk. Reports were approved. highway funds set. 14000 allocated for school support. Selectmen may borrow to cover expenses until 1027 tax collection. Whiscot er Hill school building to be sold at public auction. district children travel to Center school. Tax vote postponed to March meeting.
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Brookfield
Henry B Hawley
William J Beehle
Stratford Driver Fined 433 In Town Court
Stratford, Oct 18 Special One of the heaviest fines in Stratford town court history was imposed on Joseph Sacerba of Bear View Avenue Bridgeport. Judge Henry C Harford fined 432 and costs on five motor vehicle violations including driving while license suspended and operating under the influence. Sacerba appealed under bonds of 1 000 as the docket of eleven cases was disposed. Other defendants faced assorted charges with mixed outcomes.
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Stratford
Stratford Town Court
Joseph Secerba
Bearview Avenue
Bridgeport
Henry C Harford
Sacerba
Szcerba
Henry Harford
Lawrence Bucant
Grant Dickenson
Georgie Archenbault
Nolle
Stephen Fetchko
James Sullivan
Alex Weishee
Tred Carlson
Edward Sullivan
Sullivan
Walter Eklund
John Casey
Edward J. Hogan
Sterling Memorial Hall
Wilcoxson Avenue
Canaan Road
Henry Street
Lordship
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Therese Holmren
Jeremiah Cahil
Charles
James Gentile
Charlesiton Street
Charleton Street
Mary Irishd
Barnum Avenue
Patrick and
Mabel Jatson
Hawkins Street
Raynor
Nichols Avenas
William and
G Richardson
le Grand Place
Stratford Womens Bowling League
Hurd
R Atherton
Morey
W Walker
Toucey
Cooke
Sanborne
Baublitz
Wheeler
Bayles
W Atherton
Grandage
Goodell
Palme
Boweman
Meachen
Anderson, Dunn
Kochiss
American Legion of Stamford
Kochis Post
Bagaar
Lordship Parent-Teachers’ Association
Funeral for Mrs Lillian A Russell Held Today
Newtown Oct 18 Funeral services for Mrs Lillian A Russell seventy eight widow of Oscar Dikeman will be conducted at 3 pm today from Reacher Bennett and Lincoln funeral parlors 100 Broadway New Haven with the service hour changed from 9 to 3 oclock Mrs Dikeman a New Haven native daughter of the late Rufus and Mrs Ruth Russell was married to Oscar Dikeman who died in April 1926 and who had long been connected with the paper industry in New York City.
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Newtown
Epedta
Lillian A Russell
Oscar Dikeman
Reacher Bennett
Lincoln
Broadway
New Haven
Dikeman
Rufus Russell
That City
Oscar O’kermnan
New York City
Mre . Dikeman
Summer residents of Newtown reflect on loss at town election
Mrs Dikeman and her husband long stood in Newtown voting at the annual town election. Mrs Dikeman’s death follows her husband’s passing, and the community extends sympathy to her daughter Mrs Clifford Stoddard of Woodbridge. Dr Edward L Kingman reports milk supply is pure and safe after state lab testing.
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Newtown
Dikeman
Haad
Clifford Stoddard
Woodbridge
Edward L Kingman
State Laboratory
Hartford
Kingman
Milford Miss Rea Returns Home From Ireland
Milford daily notes Lilian Rea sailed home on the Caledonia from Milford after summer at the Wilford Fort Trumbull Beach. Enrolment of local schoolchildren continues with Fred M Smith and J McLean registrar of voters Reese Davis and Robert Aggrett assisting. Also reported are births, church fairs and DAR rummage sale, Old Timers night at Ackenash Red Men, and various visits and municipal notices.
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Milford
Lilian Rea
Wilford
Fort Trumbull Beach
Caledonia
Ireland
Rea
Milwaukee
Fred M Smith
J . McLean
Reese Davis
Robert A.ggrett
Karl Gartner
Cedar Street
St. Ann‘s Church
Harris Lawn
Bridgeport Avenue
Memorial Chapter House
Adelaide Vorhis Nas
Helen Cornell
Nyack
Hudson
New York
Catherine Hickox
Hivercliff Jn
Bristol
Miles
Ethel Gould
Philip Haugh
Moss Cottage
Great Neck Long Island
A Bennett
Hartford
George Bennett
Naugatuck Avenue
Claude Cook
Home Acres
Stamford
Stamford Hospital
M.D. Knox
Fairview Street
Howard Bertine and Son
Stockbridge
Mass
M & Gillingham
Great Barrington
Berkshire Hills
American Legion Auxiliary
George Weed
John Smith
Yale
New Haven
Union Chapel
Weadmont
John D. Atkins
King’s Romance Ring Sells For 83000 At Auction
A gold ring with an engraved back and a Queen Elizabeth portrait sold for about 83000. It is linked to the Earl of Essex and the royal circle, with tales of a promised wish in times of need, a tower imprisonment, and remorse by the Queen. A cyanite deposit in North Carolina is noted as a spark plug material.
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Queen Elizabeth
Earl of Essex
Essex
Tually
Countess of Nottingham
North Carolinas
California Fig Syrup promoted for stomach cleansing
Old fashioned advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe gentle liver and bowel cleansing for children and adults. It claims a coated tongue, listlessness, feverishness, and stomach upset improve within hours after a teaspoonful dose. The bottle carries directions for all ages and promises a chfeed, pleasant syrup.
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California
Chidren
Effert
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