Milford Board Hears West Shore Demands For Roadside Upgrades
Delegations from Myrtle Beach and nearby West Shore sections appear before Milford Board of Finance in first hearings seeking improvements. Residents push for a $1.5 million sewage system, a concrete road, street lights, and better garbage service, with multiple beach associations presenting requests for traffic officers, grading, drainage, and enhanced police protection.
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Milford
Myrtle Beach
West Shore
Board of Financi
Devon
Laurel Beach
Fort Trumbull Beach
Cedar Beach
Silver Beach
Dissley Republican Club
Sho
Myrtle Beach Improvements Association
Walnut Beach Improvement Association
Third District Club
First Selectman
Harry M Merwin
John Toomey
Norman Buckingham
Frank Brotherton
Frederick M. Clark
Morton P Tibbais
Albert Stowe
Anna Nettleton
A. H. Flood
Walter E Smith
Frank S. Wargo
Devon Improvement Association
O'Hara
Littledale
Laurel Beach Road
Sunset Avenue
Kay Avenue
Miller Avenue
Shalvey
J. R. Brudge
Andrews Avenue
High Street
James Stiville
Stanley Kennis
Harrison Avenue
Myrtle Beach Chapel
Giasaberg
Brookdale Avenue
Broadway
Louis Snyder
van Avenue
Glassberg
Naugatuck Avenue
East Broadway
Platt Street
Harrison Street
Davis
James Mosher
Maple Avenue
Cedar Street
Vincent Clark
Littleha
Cosspools
Johnson
Aren
Snyder
East Shore
Taylor Library Association
Visiting Nurse Association
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Buzetti
Crotona Ate. N
Buzzett
Mark Fowler
New York
Buzzetti
Children Sing Folk Ballads at Outdoor Fairfield Theatre
The Greenfield Hill chorus of about twenty children performed outdoors on Indian Oven Hill in Greenfield Hill. Dressed in dark blue overalls with red trim and yellow ribbons, the group presented songs from America and the Hopi harvest rite with carefully crafted masks and costumes.
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Fairfield
Greenfield Hill
Indian Oven Hill
John Gutterson
Derek Richardson
Frances Gutterson
Cameron Clark
Jean Lawson
Charlotte Binger
Charles Richardson
Lowell Palmer
Patsey Lou Palmer
Rosalynde Palmer
Noyes Spelman
Dorothy Spelman
Caroline Spelman
Kate Rennell
Harriet Millett
Daphne Richardson
Billy Wheeler
Jeanne Walser
John Stanford
Madeleine Daly
Carleton H. Palmer
Columbia
Ap- Banchian
South
West
Dians
Carleton H. Palmier
Tube
Primer
H. H Rennell
Paul Daly
Patriots Will Progress Says Rogers At Connecticut Dinner
Ernest K. Rogers president general of the Sons of the American Revolution told about 70 members of the A. E. R. and D. A. R. in Connecticut that patriotic work will advance. He recalled his wartime service on the U S Army exemption board and said he spoke goodbye to 1800 men leaving for service. He praised Bridgeport as a city of patriots and noted the presence of Tr. Sprague and Mrs. Parrott at the event.
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Fellowship Society of Orange
Clifford Treat
Orange
Charles Fowler ‘Treat
Gaines
Memorial Chapter House
Broad Street
N. M. Pond
Freelove Baldwin Stow
Carl Griswold
Mule
Briers
Methodist Chuch
Mienday
Whch
Fred Hungtvford
Pr. W.tls
Patte
Allaembers
Herbert Baldwin
Milford
Brantford Point
Brooklyn
Dennis Duncan
Duncan
Arthur Dennis Smith
Darina, Place
William Donnelley
Paul Sweeney
East Orange
N. J
Charles R. Treat, Jr
Robert
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Irving Whittier
Washington, D. C
Edwin C. Rowley
Ae Bons
Daughters of the
Connecticut
Ernest KE. Rogers
The
National Order
D. A
Champ’s Farm
Rogers
U. S. Army
Maurice L. Cheney
Harold M. Sturges
le Grand Sturges
New Jbondon
New London
Bridgeport
Charles H. Sprague
State Order of the
State Society
Henry R. Parrott
Two Killed When Airplane Crashes In Memphis
Albert W. Biggs twenty three of Memphis and Lieutenant Tarkey McFarland of the 106th aerial squadron Nashville were killed when the craft dive bombed into the ground near Armstrong field on the outskirts of Memphis. Biggs had purchased the airplane in Nashville yesterday and McFarland was acting as instructor teaching Biggs to fly at the time of the crash.
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Memphis
Tenn
Sept. T
Associated Press
Albert W. Biggs
Tarkey McFarland
106Th Aerial Squadron
Nashville
Armstrong Field
Biggs
McFarland
Girl injured after push by playmate on city sidewalk
Six year old Alice Peterson of 226 South Avenue was pushed by a playmate yesterday afternoon. She fell and sustained a deep laceration over the right eye. An ambulance arrived and Dr. A Semmartine stitched the wound.
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Alice Peterson
South Avenue
Dr. A Semmartine
Local Knollwood News and Real Estate Shares
Natalie reports on Knollwood developments including William A Nichols house sale to Reginald D Hudler and new homes visible around Stratfield Tollaoine Hill. She notes interior decorators Paul Ricker and stylish trends from D M Reads and Meigs Co. Golf coats and Home Pride bread feature in daily life.
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Knollwood
William A. Nichols
Stratfield
Tollaoine Hill Roads
Nichols
Reginald D. Hudler
The
Parrott Varnish Company
Hudler
Lane
Mt. Vernon
White Mountains
Meigs and Co
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Devon Area
Ogden Street
S Stanley
Third Avenue
Four
J. Byrne
Stanley
Tle Beach
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Pihel Poth Miller
L Parish
Seasee Avenue
Mull Street
Lies Street
Scande
Seaside Averue
Cilassberg
Beath Center
Fire Boards
Kavanaugh
Police Board
Lawrence W. Myers
Chester Street
Allston
Massachusetts
Hyman Greenberg
East 22Nd Street
Robert C. Stoddard
Greenberg
Wilfred Hamel
Dwight Street
Holyoke
May
Milford-New Haven
Stoddard
Chris Peterson
Park Street
West Haven
Harry McMahon
Atlantic Street
Stamford
Polceman von Hacht
McMahon
John Kennedy
S. Street
Northwest
Washington
D. C
Kennedy
Clarence Douglass
Douglass
Turnpike
Alpert
Henderson Street
Paterson
New Jersey
Atte Eurth
Tee Street
Inev Boettcher
Florence Meyer
New York City
Fort Trumbull
Agnes Griswold
John Ives
Phillips
Maine
Rowe
Mitford
Bmilior High School
Mis J A Birkin
Oak. Avenue
Canada
G. B. Knollmeyer
St. Peter's Church
Center Brunswick
Ilbert Tullock
Grove Beach
Clinton
Catherine Hood
Chilldren
the Grove
Carrington
Charles Pullman
Edna Clark
Harmony Street
Morris Abbott
Kinich Terrace
Boston
Della Gutterson
Vineland
Rowley Home
Boston Post Road
J. Edward Newton
Westville
Cleveland Avenue
Milford Bfore
George Gyrears
Joseph Mondo
Naugatuck Gardens
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Norwalk, Connecticut
Andrew J. Graham
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
South Norwalk Methodist Church
West Avenue, So
Norwalk
D.S. T
A. R
Army
Girl
Alex. N. Cook
Natureopathic
State Street
Natalie
Mother Bab
Loewich and Co
Bank St
South Africa
Thos Cook
Parta
Old Battery Road
Black Rock Point
Harold
Dudley M. Morris
W. Gerald Bryant
de Veree Warner
Hilltop Road
Black Rock Harbor
Fayeweather's
Black Rock
Bridgeport Lights
Lordship Shore
Ash Creek
Fairfield Beach
Sasco Hill
K. W. McNeill
Paul Ricker
Damien Roche, Jr
Colonitreat~dence
Post Road
Annie Jennings
Ricker
Fair Acres
Rowland Road
Aaron Burr
Thaddeus
Sesson
D. M. Read
Borck
Stevens
Home Pride
Burck
Crawford Laundry
Newway
Glenwood Cooking School
Florence Gray
Glenwood Home Service Department
Robertshaw
Angel
Gray
Glenwood
the Gas Appliance Exchange Inc
Main St
GAS Company
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