Woman to Supply as Minister for Greenfield Church
Pathifield Oct 1 Tele gram Service Rev B S Winchester pastor of Greenfield Congregational church and Mrs Wine er left for Chicago to attend the fiftieth anniversary of Winnetka Congregational church where he served years ago Miss Mariamy of the Tome Missionary society will fill the pulpit Sunday at Trinity church led by Rev William Schroeder Parish life notes a Hallowe en party for Sunday school and a rummage sale at St Andrew's Black Rock proceeds to a building fund Christchurch quartet performed at St Andrew's Parish Yacht Club Southport committee to select boats postponed for ten days and received details on newer hull types.
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Tida
Cange Tste Tables Guild
Trinity Beh WI
Nera
Cha Church
Angie
St. Andrew’s Church
Black Rock
Willam Schroeder
Christchurch
Pariot Yacht Club
Southport
Engagement announced for Harriet Doling of England
Greenwich telegram reports Mr and Mrs William Morrell of Indian Harbor Cheshire announce the engagement of their daughter Harriet to Victor Doling of Wants England. No wedding date set.
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Greenwich
William Morrell
Indian Harbor
Cheeimwich
Harriet
Victor Doling
John T. ‘Polins
Wants
England
Quick Way to End Sore Throat Ad
An old advertisement touts Kojene as a fast sore throat remedy. It claims two or three gargles before bed will reduce inflammation and destroy germs, promising quick results and a money back offer from Kin sella’s Drug Store.
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Kinsella's
Jessie Wythe Weds Richard Truesdell
Miss Jessie Wythe daughter of George D Whyte of this city married Richard Truesdell son of Tenon F Truesdell of Sumnerville at the home of the bride’s sister Mr and Mrs HL Dary. The ceremony was by Carl T Wilhelm. They will reside at 2 Edgewood after December 5.
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Whyte
Orchard Straut
George D. Whyte
Richard Truesdell
Ighland Svernue
Tenon Fl. Truesdell
Summerville
Orchard Sr
Truesuell
Edgewood
Truesdell
Derby E Exchange
The
N. H. Telephone Company
Frank P. Willer
Railroad Economy Cuts Living Costs Since 1920
Five eastern railway officials released an analysis noting efficient railroad operation has reduced living costs since 1920. They say transit times were cut, lowering raw material stocks for manufacturers and reducing wholesale and retail inventories, easing product distribution and unemployment.
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New York
Eastern Railway
Yale audience urged to practice peace over talk
Rev. Charles Merrill of New York urged Yale students to align actions with peaceful ideals. He warned that most of the nation’s energy supports war prep while wishing for lasting peace, calling for active support of the League of Nations to ensure universal, enduring peace.
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New Havin
Charles Merr
New York City
Yale University
Merrill
America
League of Nations
Derby to Host New Gas Station Parking Lot Site
At a special meeting the Derby board of aldermen considered a request to erect a gasoline station on the public parking ground at the corner of Yosabet and Third streets. Dr Royal Pinney cited ownership and the plan to release city limits after 90 days. Architect Denby described plans. entrance would face the street and officials weighed the site’s use for parking versus the station.
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Derby
Board of Aldermen
Yosabet and
Third Street
Royal Pinney
Hirlsdison
John Tarantino
Washinton Street
Smith
Denby
English sparrow resists government pest control tests
A historical report notes the English sparrow showing endurance during a government pest control experiment.Despite mistreatment and strong chemicals, the birds survived, illustrating the futility of eradicating the species with the tested methods.
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Hardy
Burglary Report From Fragmented OCR Line
A damaged OCR fragment reports a back door entry by a burglar. Readable words indicate a break in occurred hours ago with unclear specifics on timing and location.
Norwalk Officers Form One Army Plan Sector Organize
Norwalk officers formed a Norwalk chapter of the One Army Plan Association at a meeting yesterday. Major Powers explained the group aims to promote patriotism, defend national traditions, and strengthen comradeship among U S military officers. Sectors exist in Hartford New Haven Bridgeport Stamford.
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Norwalk
Ocn
Eles
Association of the Army At
United States
Dela
Powers
Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Stamford
Maj E. Fi. Powers
Cap Anson F. Keeler
Frederick C
Stephen
Joseph Sloman
John Keogh
Wilam Franklin Bishop
Weagh Chainnan
J . Ritehis
Wa .S. Elousing
Joseph W
Lockhart
Edmund Preece
Bishop
Cutreer
Teachers to Meet Here on Friday Says Curran Speaker
The Connecticut State Teachers association Bridgeport section schedules a fall meeting with multiple sessions in Bridgeport Wartford New Haven and New London. Commissioners Curran Thomas and Wallis headline talks on immigration world education and education function. Miss Slattery’s talk subject to be announced later.
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Tsland
Augustes O. Thomas
Maine
Frederick A Wahis
Correction City of News
Mias Mangare? Slattery
National
Curran
Thomas
Wallis
Miss Slattery
Poster charges Al Smith plans to knife Davis
New York October 4 Foster speaking for his Workers' party campaign denounced Robert M. La Follette as guilty of unprincipled trade. He claimed La Follette agreed to hand over Progressive and Socialist votes to Smith in return for Smith stabbing Davis and shifting Tammany votes to Wisconsin Senator La Follette.
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New York
Foster
Workers’ Party
Robert M. la Follette
al Smith
Taminany
Socialist Party
Smith
Davis
Wisconsin
Galgutta Chief Signs War on Bullies as Calcutta Crime Drops
The Calcutta police report for 1928 shows 14,000 fewer crimes than in 1822, praising Chief Tegari for his campaign against professional bullies and violent rogues. Pressure on criminals eased after streets were closed briefly and authorities pursued deportation to deter crime, with witnesses increasingly willing to cooperate.
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Calcutta
New & American
Tegari
New Commissionsy
Egort
Liis
Calouset
Leeward
Ita Leight
Per
Calcnlta
Khilafat
Congress
Aiyone
Greenwich Girl Married in Evening Wedding
Miss Charlotte Wilmot daughter of William A Wilmot of Riverside wed Otto Alpinus son of Mr and Mrs Charles Alpinus of Greenwich at the bride’s home last evening at 6 o’clock Rev Dr Frank A Hlemmer officiated A reception followed The bride works for Crucible Steel in New York and Mr Albinus for Fulham Trust He is noted as an athlete with local and minor league baseball experience The couple will live in Greenwich after their honeymoon.
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Greenwich
Charlotte Wilmot
William A. Wilmot
Riverside
Otto Alpinus
Charles Alpinus
Frank A. Hlemmer
First Presbyterian Church
Crucibie Steel Company
New York
My. Albinus
Fuluam Trust Company
Paal
Large sum made at flower show in Greenwich
About $2,500 was realized from the flower fruit and vegetable show held by the M C A under Fairfield and Westchester Bicultural Society and the Greenwich Garden Sub. Greenwich hospital and Tintted hospital Fort Chester New York will each receive about $1,000. Mrs H Turant Cheever chaired the committee. In the ticket contest Mrs Herbert Thomas, Joha llss and James Howley won the boys first and second prizes.
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Greenwich
Fairfield and Westchester Bnicultural Society
Riverside
Rye Garden
Greenwich Hospital
Fort Chester
New York
H. Turant Cheever
Debutante Winners Named For Girls Prizes at Academy Event
Miss Sathlesa De Brun and Misa Katherine Merritt won first and second prizes for the girls. The awards were 310 and six gold pieces. John Bilis, age 12, set a sales record for tickets. He attends Pdekskill Academy.
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Sathlesa DeBrun
Misa Katherine Merritt
John Bilis
Pdekskill Academy
Port Chester Girl Weds Greenwich Man
Miss Pegey Whret of Port Chester New York married Leonard Whelan of Greenwich at Plains New York on June 73. Whelan is a member of the Greenwich real estate firm and has long been active with the local Boys Club. The bride served with the Steiger Schiter in New York.
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Greenwich
Get
Pegey Whret
Port Chester
New York
Leonard Whelan
Joseph A. Whelan
Northfield Street
Plains
Benham Estate Claims to Be Heard at County Building
Contested claims against the estate of the late Frank Neil Benham, former First National Bank assistant cashier fatally injured in a January 27 automobile crash, will be reviewed by an investigating committee this afternoon in the County Courthouse. Estate valued around 50 000 with claims totaling 480 00. committee includes Charles Canfield as chairman, George Woods, Richard Swain, and Mrs. Margaret Baker of Fairfield.
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Frank Neil Benham
First National Bank
County Court House
Charles 8. Canfield
George HH. ‘Woods
Richard Swain
Margaret Baker
Fairfield
Benham car wreck claim in pasture sparks cattle grazing danger
The owner asserts that glass from the Benham automobile wrecked in her pasture has created a dangerous grazing area for cattle. She claims $90 in damages and states the claim was made at the commission's first meeting two weeks ago.
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Benham Automobile
Commission
Ferguson wishes success to Wyoming governor nominee
Miriam Ferguson, a Democrat from Texas, sent a message of congratulation to Nellie Taylor Ross on her gubernatorial nomination in Wyoming. Ferguson expressed sympathy for Ross's loss of her husband and praised her talents and the people of Wyoming for supporting her rise to the position.
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Miriam Ferguson
Texas
Ant
Mra
Nellie Taylor Ross
Demadgs
Eratte
Wyoming
Tness
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