Milford Slogans Contest Prize Sparks Local Chamber Plans
Milford Chamber of Commerce reports progress on sign erection park plans and shorefront police patrol funding. Slogan contest receives many entries as judges prize a five dollar gold cash award. officers and committees discuss insurance rate talks with the New England Insurance Exchange and public works projects across Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Electmen
Milford Green
Hishy Poperty
West Malin
Kerry and
River Streets
Arthur B. Clark
J. D. Brown, Jr
Board of Finance
D. c. Dorrothy
Omar W. Platt
Sudge J. D Brown, Jr
George J. Smith
Danbury Fireworks Factory Worker Hurt in Boiler Room Accident
Amond Joudy of Danbury Fur company was admitted to Danbury hospital after an iron bar fell from a boiler during cleaning in the River street factory boiler room. He suffered a probable skull fracture from the head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Amond Joudy
Danbury Fur Company
Danbury Hospital
River Street
Warden Faces Arrest Over Public Beach Fence Dispute
In Woodmont over a disputed fence along Beach Avenue, Borough officials and landowner William Hayes clash after a four foot fence to shield private property was removed by order of the Board of Burgesses led by Warden EH Green. Hayes seeks 18 feet of sidewalk area in exchange for a deed to borough, insisting the fence protects his property and is not spiteful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Borough of
Woodmont
Green
William Hayes
New Haven
Hayes
Anchorage
O¢ Beach Avenue
Board of Burgesses
Warren W. E. Green
Yale and Towne association names officers
The Yale and Towne Industrial association yesterday elected officers in Stamford. President James Manning from the efficiency department. vice president Miss E Pecks from the library department. treasurer Miss M Kindricks. secretary J B Chalmers, educational committee chair. Vice chairs include C Lamard and J H Bodwell. inspirational chair J F Bodwell. recreational chair O Trey. vice chair ATeren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Yale and Towne Industrial Association
James Manning
E. Peck
Library Department
M. Kindricks
J. B. Chalmers
C. Lampard
J. H. Bodwell
C. F B. Amick
O. Trey
AT. Teren
Fairfield Masonic Members to Form Club in Town Center
Fairfield plans a Masonic club for local lodge members with rooms in the town center to serve as a fraternal meeting place. Over 200 Fairfield Masons reside locally, with many affiliated with Bridgeport and Westport lodges. Further details to be announced.
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Fairfield
Bridgeport
Westport
Ansonia Woman Fined Five Dollars For Breach Of Peace
In Ansonia authorities charged Mrs. Bedinsky with breach of peace after a domestic dispute on Front street. Judge Munger fined her $5 and costs while discharging Mr. Bedinsky, noting the wife as the aggressor in the incident. The fine was paid from the family treasury and order restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Front Street
Stanley Bedinsky
Bedinsky
Mr. Bedinsky
Easton Sets Voter Session for One Day Only
Easton town clerk and Board of Selectmen will meet from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the clerk’s office. Only residents on the approved list may vote. Eligible new voters can participate in the October 5 town election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Board of Selectmen
Carolina
Clarence Andrews
Jane Dillon
South Carolina
Grange
Easton Grange
Grange Hall
Bridgeport
Chester Hull
Jlelen Marsh
Florence Kay
Harry Escott
Fred Candee
Charles Turney
Bridgeport Hospital
Allene Wilkes
Long Beach
Long Island
Fire Island
Ciara Tarbell
Titusville
Robert F. Davis
Millard Randall
Charles Wakelee
Stratford
Martha Edwards
Bronson Woodhull
Elmer Andrews
Jessie Fargo
Fred Turney
New Rochelle
New York
John Z. Mellen
John Stollman
Darien Chickens Quell Glass In Storrs Contest
In the Storrs laying contest week forty one Meadowedge Farm White Leghorns from Sterling Junction Mass led yet again as J C Patton of Charlotte NC posted the weekly high with 52 eggs. The total for the week reached 3958 eggs yielding over forty percent and the grand total to date 192409 eggs. Several pens tied for third with 47 eggs while four pens shared fourth with 46 eggs reflecting steady competition among White Leghorns Wyandottes Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Reds across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Meadowedge Farm
Sterling Junction
Mass
J. C. Patton
Charlotte
N. C
Ellen Day Ranken
Huntington
L.1
H. B. Spangler
Matawan
N. J
Davidson Bros. Upton
Maass
Kelso post Civil War veterans host Woodbridge picnic
In New Haven county on Woodbridge road the 10 remaining Kelso Post Civil War veterans led by Commander Henry Spencer hosted a joint outing with the Song of Veterans and Women’s Relief corps at the Clark farm. Attendees traveled by bus from Seymour center for a day of yarns, a noon dinner honoring Civil War soldiers, and afternoon sports and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spencer
Kellose
Grand Army of the Republi
Irah Clark
Woodbridge Road
Women's Relief Corps
New Haven
Seymour Center
Clark Farm
G. A. R. Men
Sons of Veterans
G. A. Tt
Westport Man Bound Over On Auto Theft Charges
William Siderak of New York waived examination in Westport town court and is bound over to the Superior court under $3,000 bond on auto theft charges tied to an alleged ring. Cars stolen in June from Salisbury Maryland Stanton Delaware Newark Delaware and Stamford were recovered. other gang leaders remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
William Siderak
New York City
River Street
Bridgeport
John F. Godillot
Sidorak
Edward Bows
Cross Highway
Irving Mansell
Mansell
Azainet Bowe
Bowe
Bowen
Mancell
Ring
Salsbury
Stanton
Newark
Dela
Stamford
Danbury Lawyer Arron Bates Funeral Saturday
The funeral for Arron Bates will be held Saturday at 2:30 PM from 56 Belforth Avenue with Rev. A. C. Coburn of St. James Episcopal church officiating. The Danbury Bar association will attend in a body. Internment is in Wooster cemetery. Bates was a longtime Danbury lawyer who retired two years ago. he is survived by his wife, a daughter Monisa Bates of Danbury, and a son Captain A Bates Jr. of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Arron Bates
Belforth Avenue
A. C. Coburn
St. James Episcopal Church
Danbury Bar Association
Wooster
Bates
Danbury Bar Asso~ciation
Monisa Bates
Captain A. Bates, Jr
New York City
Stamford Dealer Fined for Simple Assault in Noroton Case
Stamford automobile dealer Specald Jacob Helfant was fined 26 dollars and costs by Justice St. John of New Canaan on a simple assault charge. Miss Grace McAllister accused him of drugging and taking her for a ride, with the incident linked to New Canaan jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Specald Jacob Helfant
Grace McAlliser
Noroton
Justice St. John of
New Canaan
Helfant
Miss MacAllister
Dorothy Raven Towne
Joseph Meredith Towne
Towne
MacAllister
New Canaan Hat Making Class Arranges Sessions
Miss Helen Clark will conduct a hat making class on September 9 at 10 am at Mrs. Tunney’s Cherry Street home. On October 15, Miss Mildred Annan will teach hat trimming at the same location. All women of the town are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
Helen Clark
Farm Bureau
Thomas Tunney
Cherry Street
Mildred Annan
Connecticut Agricultural Collage Extension Service
Storr’s
Columbus Day Observance and Public Hearings Planned
The town holds the Columbus Day observance on October 12 with an evening dance at Riverside avenue society hall to raise funds for the public saving. a public hearing Friday night in Town hall before the Board of Finance will review the fiscal year budget and department estimates for taxpayer approval or pruning. A dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Bruno Arecudi of Sanganutack at Washington avenue tea house is planned for Sunday afternoon September 27, hosted by Frank Cribari, Rocco Arane and Morris Nepolitano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor M. BE
Friuy
Milford DeMolay
Maronic Temple
William Fyfe
Silby Carroll
C. IE Mueller
Novay
Bridgeport Chanmiponship eMolay
H. Mathews
Milford High School
Billy Weeden
Chapin Don Mathews
Art Lkjso
Fr. Aweible
Chuby Cox
East Broadway
Myrtle Beach
Tuaurel Beach Improvement Assoription
Stanley Street
Socety
Riverside Avenue
Puikiing
Town Hall
Board of Finance
Bruno Arecudi
Sangatuck
Washington Avenue
Europe
Frank Cribari
Rocco @arane
Morris Nepolitano
Stratford Manager Hunter Sees Opposition as Constructive
Stratford retiring town manager R H Hunter urges welcoming strong opposition at polls under the council manager plan. He leaves for the west after four years, praising consensus building and noting opposition can sharpen governance. Council Chairman Sammis lauds Hunter’s foresight in Short Beach plans and a new town hall site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
R. H. Hunter
West
Iman
Donald Sammig
Hunter
Short Beach
Hunter Bag
Charles B. Wheeler
Stratford Town Rers
Sammis
Novel discussion at Pohtatuck Grange meeting
Newtown Sept 17 special report. Pohtatuck Grange plans a meeting on Sept 2 with Lecturer Raymond L. Hall to discuss which type of person is most useful in a community. Frank H. Johnston will present a paper on New England education. Readings by Miss Mary E. Hoyt and Frank Platt accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Pohtatuck Grange
Raymond L. Hall
New England
Frank H. Johnston
Mary E. Hoyt
Frank Platt
Paul V. Wavanaugh
Hermann N. Nemann
Roosevelt
G. Herbert Ekins
Newtown Congregational Church
Theodora Roosevelt
United States
Gerda Anderson
Bethlehem
Visiting Nurse Association
Miss Anderson
Hilean Finkle
Haarlem Oil Promises Kidney Relief and Pain Reduction
An advertisement touts Bed Mi Haarlem Oil as a quick remedy for weakened kidneys. It claims direct action on irritated kidneys, easing sensation, frequent urination, swollen joints, and rheumatic pain. The offer promises guaranteed relief or money back, with a price of 50 omta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
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Chamber of Commerce
Iiford Shore
William A. Rose
Rose
Finance Board
eMden
Milford Beaches
Beard
David J. Green
William M. O'Hara
Caldwell
New England Insurance Exchange of
Boston
Milford Shore
Louis E. Guyott
Fire Company
Ted
Chemical Company No. 5
Robert Dixon
Fred Green
Meutennant
David McKenzie
Peter Correll
Charles Watrona
W.E. Greene
Hiram Greer
Trubee J. Dudittie
Charles Bryan
John Gendall
Adolph Ielwix
MecKendly
Sorrell
Captain Dixon
Center Street
Lixon
Mulford
Delphian society + RB
Loral Teau
Yale University
Prigs
Willard
Burr
Watney Matthews
Matthews Jr
Sterbert White
Waterbury
Volney Matthews
I Kiang
Yale and Towne Names Association Officers
Fairfield 630
Current Events Club
Social Service Club
Dramatic Club
Orchestra
Science Club
The
Athletic Association
Margaret Leach
Mary Northrop
Raymond Beach
Thomas Davis
Paul Goodrich
Rose Vicerelli
Thomas Flanagan
Hugh Tole
Tom Davis
Viola Nichols
Mabel Richards
Harry Gallagher
Roger Wakeman
Elsie Buckley
Winifred Smith
Arthur Randall
American Legion
Hireet Road
John M. Donaldson
George Alfred Sith
Service Club
Woman's Guild
First Church of Christ
John Forsyth
Wilbur F. Deming
Ahmednagar
India
Infield Quartet
Joe Hulses
WEAF
Bronx Armory
John H. Grant
Hartford Theological Seminary
Raymond C. Brooks
Pomona College
California
Darnhy Toulse
Willam
Edgar
Caroline Gouwse
Stung- Dlow Avenue
Prelyn Mary
Joseph
Annie Powers
Ming
S&s. M. Thorp
Adolf Aaron
Arpad Gerst
S. M
Thor Prosperity
Jiattie KH. Burnell
Bridgeport Savings Bank
G. C. Rodgers
Hattie BE Isunnell
Lenjimin J. Weinstein
G. ¢. Rodgers
Lautee Reme Cudmore
Alfredheim and Wife
Long Island Sound
Pine Creek
Frederick C. Kibitz
Clara BK. Hermann
Vine Creek
Marion W. Kibitz
Clara 13. Helm
Ping Creek
Mary Kovacs
Papa
Mama
West Side Bank
State Street
Rakoczy Avenue
Frank Kovacs
West Side
John Krause
Adolph Kaufman
Beach Farm
Suzanna Krause
Annie L. McNally
Bacon Wakeman
Grasmere
Louis Nagy
Nellie Cherry
Grasemere
Oscar 1 Olson
People's Savings Bank
Brookfield Heights
Charles W. Platt
Home Building and Loan Association
Ruth W. Platt
Home Building and Loans Association
Grasmere Heights
Charles J. Sutton
Fidelity Loan Corporation
C. M. Newman
Albert P. Weber
Alfred Heim
Louis Weils
Mechanics and Farmers' Saving Bank
Reef Road
Gertrude A. Kirschner
Elizabeth W. Schmitt
Maine Avenue
Maryi Posatowyirski
Japp Spooner
Margaret W. Feld
Spooner Avenue
Bacon
Joseph A. Wakeman
Frederick A. Parsons
Post Road
Southport
Natonal Bank
Lenox Park
Henry V. Wjowell
Ralph IL. Perry
Pennet Ave
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Thomas J. Nelson
Greenlawn Terrace
Steve Aimasy
Bridgepart
Ows
Ay Copany
Charles Wo Tlitter al
Tiras Mere Streights
Annie
Bucktey
Gertrude
Perry
Main Street
Martha G Daweon
John Dalling
Albert F. Weber
Oul
Clara B
Heim
Albert B. Weber
John Wrause
Hench Parm
Frank 3B
Taalley
John Simincko
Brookfield Theights
Michael Teshony
Andrew Vajany
Jets
Oakwood Park
Teshony
Katherine Vajanyi
Oakwood
Darien
Keewaydin Farms
White Wyandottes
Thomas HH. Matteson
Davisville
Caterlea Farm
Troy
Obed G. Knight
Bridgeton
R. L
Barred Rocks
Keewaydin Farm
Darien Conn
Merritt M Clark
Brookfield Center
Conn
Rk. W. Davig & Sons
Rockland
Rhode Island
Hart Horton
Farmingdale
N. H
Deerbrook Poultry Farm
Short Falls
Chapin
Longmeadow
DERBY
Cival Warren
Daniel Rankin
Greenwood Street
Springfield
Godillot
Braina
Rankin
Howard Baker
Greens Farms
Earl Hunter
Plantsville
Burial Hill
Shore Road
Andrew J. Crocel
Martin Wallace
Giovanni DiPozzo
TH Acaney
Republican Town Committee
Leon Hunt
George Darrow
Board of Assessors
Hunt
Trant, Downs and
Sunderland
GOP
Darrow
Evergreen Avenue
Gorham Avenue
Bridgeport Construction Company
State Street Bridge
Thin Sde 3
Shiniko
Stephen Shimka
Norwalk
Shimka
Bis
Shimko
Arthur Sperry
Saugatuck
Baya
Maly
Plam, Og-Ti
Mage Hall
Village Hall
George DeCost
Samuel P. Ferris
Lodge
Raymond Hall
Charles Crosby
Charles W. Bartow
East Avenue
Happy Bedford
Uncle Sam
Percival Wheeler
John Saplowize
Karl Brothers Garage
Canada
Wheeler
Willougaby Lake
D. R. Merrit
Middle West States
Re’tives
Milwaukee
Otto E. Schmidt
Lake Wacca- Luc
Michurch
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