Fairfield Town Meetings Move to New Auditorium
News notes report Fairfield town meetings, famed for fiery debates, will be held in the new spacious auditorium after the Town House renovation. The 200 seat assembly will host voters as needed, with offices and public buildings updated. Also noted are arrests by Monterescle police, Legion delegation to Waterbury convention, and residents Catherine Hurley and George Linderson returning from trips.
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Fairfield
Uden
Yespera Jay
Monterescle
Arthur Bennett
Edward HicCarth F
Turner’s Falls
Mass
Bennett McCarthy
Charles
HE Brooks
Newark
Yale
Fairrfield
American Legion
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Waterbury
Fairfield J
John P Johnson
George W. Anderson
Roger C Mthota
Harold M. Stursess
Catherirne
Francie Hurley
New York
Frank Wodds
Bronson Road
George Linderson
John Johnson
Christaveson
Middle West
Skeleton Found While Berry Picking Near Kernan Quarry
Three men from Huckenback, South Orange, J Sepe, Anthony Kibbis, and Anthony Studulas, discovered a man’s skeleton in the Orange mountains near Kernan quarry while berry picking. Medical officials say the body had been dead for at least a year and a heavy can lay nearby.
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South Orange
J. Sepe- 3
Anthony Kibbis
Anthony Stdulas
Huckengack
Perros
Orange Mountains
Kernan
Skelaton
Well Known Derby Woman Dies From Shock
Derby Sept 3 Mrs Toseph B Ganaty of Maple avenue died yesterday from a morning shock. She had a prior shock three years ago and was active in the Ladies auxiliary A O H mac ibees and the Queens Daughters. Survived by husband and son William. Funeral Monday at St Marys Church. Also notices of local social and court events follow with various denizens traveling or returning from trips and vacations. Derby playground closes with exercises.
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Derby
Toseph B. Ganaty
Maple Avenue
St. Mary's Church
William
Henry Colwell
St Mary's Church
School Vacation Runs For Officials As Plants Get Ready
As public schools close, the district ramps up for a fall term. Departments repair and modernize buildings, prep heating systems, and stock vast supplies. The purchasing office under John Wynkoop orders millions in items, with 80 percent bought domestically in Bridgeport. Departments report attendance, transfers, and renovations while coal stock is readied for winter use.
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America
Board of Education
John Wynkoop
Willie
Wille
Bridgeport
Tnibentationery and General Supply Division
Prada
Milford Yacht Club to Hold Labor Day Races
Milford Sept 3 The Milford Yacht Club to observe Labor Day with open house for members and guests. Morning power boat races and afternoon sail boat races, plus racing entertainment and refreshments. Seven to eight power entrants and four to five sail entries expected. Club plans to stay open until mid October with regular events continuing.
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Milford
Courga Wik
Vacationists Return Home From Shelton trip
George Riordan of Yonkers visits Mrs. B. H. Goo in Shelton for two days. Miss Etta Ful of New Haven guests Mrs. B. S. Hall. Mrs. Lewis Booth retires after a Long Island visit. Miss Mary Gilman, former Aleh teacher, to teach in Hackensack High School. Peter Christensen and wife to return home after visiting relatives in Denmark. Florence Leonard returns from Rockville via Nantucket. Mr. and Mrs. Watter S. Randall return from Nantucket. Miss Tenzamine Ward and Mrs. Ward back from Branford. Miss Lydia Ferry, Hillside Avenue, to begin teaching duties west. Oberlin College graduate.
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Shelton
George Riordan
Yonkers
B. H. Goo
Myrtle Avenue
Peter Christensen
Denmark
Misa Florence Teonard
Rockwile
Edith Breckenridge
Watter S. Randall
Cavan Avenue
Nantucket Island
Tenzamine Ward
J. =. Ward
Hia City
Branford
Lydia Ferry
Hillside Avenue
Perry
Oberlin College
Man Kills Self as Family Awaits Church Visit
Four days after moving into New Henry, 58 year old David A Kennett shot himself through the right temple. His wife and son, waiting to go to church, were present and may have reason for the act. The family had moved from Williamstown, Va., last Thursday.
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Mibbletows
New Henry
David A. Kennett
Shareh
Po Reeson
Alsact
Williamatown
Ansonia Couple Honored On 20th Anniversary
Ansonia notes a 20th anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs James Fleming at their Beaver Street home with about 30 guests. The event included a trip to Savin Rock for a shore dinner and exchanges of gifts from local police and company staff.
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James Fleming
Beaver Street
Savin
Rock
Sept
Obituary notices for Buchanan Slattery and Croft in Milford area
Funeral services are set for Carrie Olive Buchanan of Milford with services at George J. Smith and Son mortuary chapel and Myst Congregational church led by Rev. Briggs and others. She is survived by her husband and two daughters. Also noted are the funeral plans for May G. Slattery of Stratford and Alfred Croft, 62, bookkeeper, with services in Stratford and burial in St Michael's cemetery.
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Mra
Carrie Olive Buchanan
Milford
Wits
Jonn
Mrs. Buchanan
Sumner
Mr. Sumner
First Congregational
Women's Relief Corps
Crawfordssville
Ind
C. Slattery
May G. Slattery
Mary
G. Duffy
Providence
R. i
West Broad Street
Stratford
St. James’ Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Mildred
Eleanor Win Pell
Margaret Duffy
Frank Daly
Democrats to name delegates from Long Hill area
Long Hill Democrats caucus is set for Wednesday at 3 o clock in Town Hall with Town Chairman Harry S. Platt announcing the delegate selection for Democratic conventions and the town ticket. Other items note Firemen Plan Dance and School Board Meet with related meetings at the Town hall.
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Long Hill
Wall
Harry S. Platt
Ha Stepney
Long Hill Fire Company
Social Week End Guests Mentioned In Brooklyn and Fordham
Miss Ethel Cabon of Brooklyn spent the week end with Miss Cathering Foley of 42 Ford Place. Miss E N French of Long Hill returned to her home after two weeks with her cousin Miss Amelia M Kone of Fordham New York.
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Frank Petergon
New York
Hame
Bel-Air
Ira Hoye
John Larkin
New Rochelle
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Melvina Fignola
Pond Point
Robert, Prynn
Sadie Berman
J. Rosenwald
Bridgeport
Chicago
Ethel Cabon
Brooklyn
Cathering Foley
Ford Place
E. N. French
Long Hill
Amelia M. Kone
Fordham
Richard Smith Indianapolis News editor dies at 64
Richard Smith managing editor of the Indianapolis News for 15 years and former Associated Press staffer died at his home early today at age 64. He is survived by his widow.
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Richard Smith
Indianapolis
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Indianapolis News
Associates Press
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Relief Found From Stomach Trouble
Mrs Alberta Schappa of Newsraven Conn credits Tanlac with curing her long standing stomach trouble and weight loss after two years of indigestion and poor diet. She reports regaining ten pounds in two months and endorses Tanlac as restoring stomach health and boosting the whole body. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Alberta, Schappa
Lynns St. Newsraven
Conn
Schappa
Ayar
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