Water Extension Sought by Devon Property Owners
Residents of Naugatuck Gardens appeal to Milford and New Raven Water companies for a main extension to their district to ensure fire protection and utility services. Fire board has placed hydrants on Kent Street and near Mondo farm. officials cite expense as barrier. Community pressures rise as dry conditions persist and local social events plan fall activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlford
Qnee
Naugatuck Gardens
Devon
Newavon
Nathan Fenn
Milford Water Company
New Raven Water Company
Water Company
Fire Board
Naugatuch Gardens
I West Avenue
Itent Street
Fire Board Mediately
Kent Street
Mondo Farm
Anaita
Enta
Rite Board
Facal Tree Department
Gheralcal Company No. Company No
Ola Gave Lane
Chemical Company No. 5
Andersot Avenue
Chemical Company No
Milford Reservoir
Chemical Compa
Morningside Road
Sach
Mitford
Prospect Beach
Tri
Andy Warn
Woodicont
John A. Wall
Wawley
Ieenan
Bilford
Derby Man Hospitalized With Skull Fracture After Accident
A Derby man remains in critical condition after a skull fracture from a fall when he was thrown from a vehicle into a ditch. The incident occurred south of Derby junction near the wedding of Miss Id Alecabs daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. McCabe. Dr Edward G attended and plans indicate a morning ceremony at 10 o clock. The bridal party includes Miss Tele V and Miss Harv Tarrott as bridesmaids with Dr Herr rl and Mr Stetiucker as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AleCabs
M. McCabe
Edward G
Telen V
Harv’ Tarrott
Meriden
Ann Reilly
Bernard
Herr Rl
New Heven
Stetiucker
Wate
Community Notices and Socials in Long Hill Will area
Local readers report a busy schedule with Ladies Aid sales to raise funds for December, a chicken dinner and sale program, and a bus provided for attendees. Upcoming events include a November 6 meeting at Mrs Theodore Anton’s home, a Masquerade dance recap with 128 tickets sold, and a firehouse dance planned for Saturday. Notables include visits to Spring felt, Mass, and residents moving to Tong Will, with several community members hosting guests and attending gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Sherman
Fliner Joyce
Bridgeport
Herbert Joyce
Stepney
Kenneth Wilkinson
Stratford
Melvilla
Pearl
Katherine
Devon
Walter Hawley
George Griffin
Banford Beach
J. B. Hand
Theodore Anton
Wilbur Selleck
Ramil Lacknan
Thorton Blakeman
Son
Sterling
Norma
Randal John Wilkinson
Edwin Tripp
Charles
Randall
Sosie
Heome
Ray Jacas
Linn
Abbott
Margaret
Louis
Ruth
Springfelt
Mass
Richardson
Long Will
Fire House
Charles G. Downs
Bean
Howard Beers
Huntington
Paul Blaig
Monroe
Tong
Coolidgs Club
Ung
Hild
George Clarke
George Pras Bugens
Malcolm
Aliss Dlerteve
Maud Sadler
Wuntin
Former Danbury Pastor Leads King of England Wanbgory
Tele gram Services reports the Venerable Joan Milbank D D formerly of St James Episcopal Danbury has been named chaplain to Windsor Castle by King Edward VII. Milbank, native of England and nephew of Sir Frederich Milbank, left Danbury for Windsor after serving Epiphany chapel on White Street and St James research. He later joined an English war regiment as a chaplain and returned to England after World War I. Milbank and his wife sailed for England a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanbgory
Joan
Milbank
D. D
England
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Detbury
Windsor Castle
White Street
Danbury
Wreehold
N. J
Goon
Theroops
Danbury Plans First Institute for Rural Teachers
More than 200 teachers from Bethel Newtown Hastings Monroe New Fairfield Stony Brook Weston Wilton Brookfield Redding and Danbury will attend the Tems Inscinans at Danbury Normal School Tuesday. The event marks the first institute of its kind conducted by Danbury schools for surrounding towns. The program includes monographs and a 2:30 p.m. oral and English session with Russell, Smylos presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belesgram Service
Bethel
Newtown
Haston
Monroe
New Falfield
Stumbull
Weston
Wilton
Brookfield
Redding
Danbury
The
du Normal School
T He
Roth
Russell
Danbury Boy Sails for Spain from New York
Danbury youth, a member of the banking staff, sails from New York for Spain aboard a transport ship. He is the son of an editor and has studied at the University of Porto before entering the business world with a New World corporation that operates branches abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury Boy
Spain
m_ Ser
Danbur
New Yo Lancastria
Cherbourg
Prence
Polite letter restores original train schedule in Milford
Milford News reports Train No 83 west bound resumed Sunday stop at Milford after A D Beers of Wheelers travel letter prompted officials to reinstate a weekly Sunday halt. The restored service benefits Milford Bridgport and New York travelers, with the first Sunday stop made yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford
Teleram
New Haven Railroad
Milford
Itr
A. D. Beera
Wheelers
Beers
Philadelphia
Bridgsport
New York
Iuropean
Reuss
Imelda McCarthy
the Tindens
Europe
Bias McCarthy
Cherbourg
France
Herbert Hartley
Miss McCarthy
McCarthy
Justina Macarthy
Brittany
Hallowe'en
Milford Arms
the & N.el PT. Company of
New Haven
Butsford’s Hall
Star-by-the Sea
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Colonial Inn
Prospect Beach
Milford Rotary Club
Many Activities Scheduled Tonight in Fairfield
Fairfield residents face a busy evening with church meetings and youth programs at the First Church of Christ and St. Pauls chute. planned events include Women's Auxiliary reports, a recital by pupils, a Young Peoples class gathering, and Legion hall meetings. A Republican rally with speakers Cay Beardaley and Eleanor Melick is set for Thursday evening. Proceeds aid local organizations and bus funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Church of Christ
John Ff
Topia Wa
John Grant
Catherine
Macleod
Lot pAnions
Women's
St. Pauls
George Alfred Smith
Legion Hall
Hallowe'en
Ala Societu
Nfield
Rs Couns Uy Club
Wakaman Mammorism
Southport
Southport Girl Scouts
Southpor
Marga
Pequot. Yacht Club
Cay ‘Beardaley
S. Eleanor Melick
F Pennsylvania
Stratfisid B Department
Horse Dies After Collision With Auto On Sport Hill
A horse on Sport Hill near Stratfield was struck by a car driven by Kochis. The horse had to be shot due to injuries. Charles Groshell, head lacerations, was taken to emergency hospital and later to St. Vincent's in serious but improving condition. Special Deputy John Fuller arrested Kochis for reckless driving on $2,000 bail. A second arrest followed at the scene for endangering lives. The horse was to be brought to the dawn court Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straer
Charles Groshell
George
Kachis
Quer
Stratfield Road
Hightoshell
Gouth
Groshell
Knight
Gaston
St. Vincent’s’ Hospital
John Fuller
Stratfield
Rochie
Reckess
Ansonia Firemen Battle Chimney Blaze in Tough Run
Ansonia firemen fought a difficult chimney fire, laying several lines of hose after hinges and overheated bits failed. A rally followed with remarks by union leaders and local officials as community concerns on national and state problems were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Hatching a Conspiracy in a Folk Tale Scene
A fragmentary 19th century vignette shows a girl asking for help to hatch eggs and a man offering a hen to aid. The incomplete dialogue hints at plans and cooperation as characters discuss nesting and playfully plot a shared task.
Derby Scouts Visit Yale Brown Game
Scouts from Housatonic and the football squad were guests of Yale at the Yale Brown game. They entered via portal 21 and sat in the Housatonic Council section wearing their uniforms. The annual guest appearance is part of a campaign series by local Republicans, with G. G. B. Rally and state officials on speaking duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DERBY
YALE
Housatonic Comeil
Foc Bal
Yale-Brown
Portal 21
Housatonie Council
Pahotti Vandingte Forry
State
Gan
Halloween Party Enjoyed by Easton Juniors
The Junior Upworth League of Lee Methodist church held a Halloween party at the Methodist hall with costume fun, prizes for funny faces and best costume, and a program of recitations and songs led by Dorothy and Barbara Marsh. Refreshments followed as plans for upcoming church events were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upworth League
Lee Methodist Church
Methodist Hall
Dorothy Marsh
Barbara Marsh
Elona
Liaiowe
Alan Wheeler
Leddy Bear
Lorraine Seeley
Levin Cranelli
John McCallum
Jack Horner
Jceho Marsh
Mays
Visiting Nurse Association report shows commendable work
Newtown notes the Visiting Nurse association’s year end report through October 1924. Totals include 527 visits, 315 obstetrical and postnatal cases, 89 child hygiene visits, 20 deaths, and 12 special Mansfield Training cases. Public health efforts included maternal care leaflets, films, and local health activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Teéleen Bicklothe
Chile
Social Service
Mansfield Training School
Community Workberg
Mise Finkle
Max
Chimmelmans
Huntingtown
Shelton
Mise Tymon
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Hartford
Clark
Blackman Theatre
Numrons
Danbury
Ima
Democratic Party
Town Hall
Charles Morris
Warnes
Mra
Charles G. Morris
Anober
Morris
Democratic Committee
Simeon Pease
Bridgeport
Oscar Pitzschiler
Congress of the
United States
Connecticut
Frank B. Brandegee
Former state cop of Danbury weds secretly in July
DANBURY Oct. 26 gram service. John F Marsh, a former state officer in Danbury, announced his July 9 marriage to Marion Schmidt of Bethel New York. The ceremony in New York remained secret even to relatives. Marsh, a war veteran, served in the State Motor Vehicle department and later joined the police forces before resigning two years ago to run a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
John F .Marsh
Marion Schhmid
Bethel
New York
New
Murvsh
Reuvived
State
Te Police
Tne Restan
Norfield Aid society supper and program in Weston
The Norfield Aid society hosts a chicken supper for tenants Wednesday from 6 to 8 pm, followed by a short entertainment. Miss Florence Benks leads a fancy program with Mrs MBvadie and Sadie Bee assisting, Kenneth Bennett playing violin, and a discussion on child labor plus musical selections. Frederick Nichols departs for Detroit after a month with his mother Mrs Georgianna Nichols. Weston assessors G H Bradley Willem Wakes Ina and Charles Brock held sessions Wednesday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfield Aid Society
Florence Benks
O Mbvadiey
Sadie Bee
Macrine
Norfield Grange
Kenneth Bennett
Frederick Nichols
Detroit
Michigan
Nichols
Airs
Georgiannna Nichols
Wereton
G HH. Bradley
Willem Wakes
Ina
Charles Brock
Hobo Garb Wins Prize at Huntington Masque Event
The Huntington Masque Friday evening awarded grand prizes of 2300 each to Miss Agnes Kazo for the handsomest costume as a Persian girl with a turn-in comb and shawl accessories, and Willard Nicholas for the funniest setup rigged as a hobo. Over 80 dollars was collected at the door. The next dance is scheduled for November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Fire Company
Agnes Kazo
Willard Nicholas
Frederick FE. Cawthraway
Mizx
Sop
Me Neveras
Tuliatas
Mohegan Street
Bridgeport
Joseph ‘Ginger
Irs
Honey
Cc. Dyer
Paul Dyer
Barl Street
Ihen
Georges Chanklin
Putney
Samuel I. Greenberg
Shelton High School
Suess
Yale Bowl
Yale
Brown
George Arundel
Warren Hubbell
Ae Elsie Hubbell
North Shelton
Samual ’T. Greenberg
New York
Isaac Chaiklin
Lee Avene
Hattie Holmes
Isabelie Holmes
Stratford
Phillip Jones
Edythe Bowles
Sound View Avenue
Percy Cawthra
Frederick E. Cawthra
Richard Martin
Stephen Jlemak
Gong Hill
George Penny
Rinten Street
Priday
Local Town Meeting Promises Budget Hearing and Campaign Speakings
A town meeting was planned for tonight at Barramana Hall to discuss the proposed $406,000 short-term issue and town business. Candidates Harold Lowell and Vernon Morehouse, opposing WINS, Velen E. Lewis and Charles Wheeler, were set to speak earlier about the campaign pamphlet Brass Ta and its issues drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traifor Pamnaian
Harold Lowell
Vernon Morehouse
Velen E. Lewis
Charles? Wheeler
Barramana B
Lowell Morehouse
Ottis Town
State Policeman Weds Derby Girl At Church Wedding
State Policeman James Fin married Derby girl Grace Ennis in a church ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride wore a canton crepe gown with trim and a matching hat. best man Nelson of Springfield. A reception followed at the Ennis home and a brief wedding trip was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaserg
Policman
James Fin
Mreval Mera
James Ennis
Derby
R Acherald Aster
St. Gine
Ace x
Grace Ennis
Nelson
Springfield
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Long Hill
King OF England
Institute For Rural Teachers
J. Brown
Thomas Rock
Myre Beach
Robert N. Haye
Coates B. Wilson
Chester Whitney
Myrtle Beach
Arthur Johnson
Milford High School
Central Grammar School
Weed
James Sullivan
Elvés
Wii Brewster
William Teeden
Duay
DeRose Kelloge
Sallin Whitcomb
Wilver Mawkins
Reed Street
Fonday
A. Hhalow
Petrty
Plymouth Church and Ecclesiastical Society
Ansantuwuelo RK
AL Be
Masonic Temples
Rinay
Beatsia
Funbristrand
Congo Soaker
Michael i Mnnffeld
Union of America
Afend
Judge Moll Nso
Arthor Stewart
William Mdwards
Aptisk Church
Lome
Allan Anderson
Black Tock
Mond "Tridell
Locke Ste Ying
New 3
Easton
Grange
Greenfield
Trumbull
Norfield
Henry McCallura
Lee Methodist
Clarence Jennings
Ma Jennings
Pnesia
Simon F Bradtay
Nelson ‘Hutchison
Butoxl
Borathy
Lawrence Marsh
J. Seeley
Norton
Ap Marsh
Robert Price
Nouth
Congrees
Ann Ruman
Cecilia Acton
Joseph Jacoba Hes
Congregational Church of the Center
Alissa Plelon
To Mesday
Instituta
Ars
Edwane Gillette
Ee Bulkley
Creentidhd
Wilson
Smuia Linke
Nic Peese
Cloge
Renca
Tanning Rora Jenniins
Rd Gillette
Ats
Kaward Stephen Wil
Gillette
Raymund War Tard
J ‘Held
Li. D. Gilet
Parkened
Neot
Beatin
Ramage
Derby Gire
Che
Read Co
Cash Bargain
Cts
Gortons
Gorton
Goxtan-Pew Fisheries
Gloucester, Murs
Soe
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