Fairfield Passes Half Way Mark in Third Loan Drive
Fairfield reports $47,200 subscribed toward its $82,900 Liberty loan quota in a meeting at Judge Bacon Wakeman's office. A town committee fosters the drive with Rev. Frank J. Carlson and others active. A public rally at Greenfield Hill Congregational Church is planned next Monday night with speakers Private Douglass and Mrs. Coverdale.
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Batafield
Liberty Loan
Bacon Wakeman
Fairfield
Greenfield Congregational Church
Frank J. Carlson
Marion Bunham
B. x Rod
Hairman
Greenfield Hill
Douglass
Mno
Marie Coverdale
Edward Jennings
Nor
Pine M. C
Dante
Greenfield Countrie
Youngsee Christian Association
Nip
YY. M. C. A. Orchestay
O Ae
Charles C. Saunders
Ar Deyo
Joseph Toth
Eben
Local notes from Fairfield area and rail tragedy update
A string of brief items from Fairfield area recounts a Wesleyan delegation visiting later this month, M C A baseball matches against Bridgeport High in Sherman's lot, and April 80 meeting of Fairfield county leaders at Stairfield Congregational church with supper and officer elections. Activities include YWCA and G A programs, orchestra rehearsals at Mrs Burr home, a 35-boy scouts group, and M G A baseball practice. A New York stock exchange ban on Liberty bonds precedes a Fairfield tragedy: an elderly man killed by an express train at Southport was buried today at Potter's field. officials fail to identify him.
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Burr
John Toth
Joseph Wakeman
James Fox
Wesleyan
Bridgeport High School
Sherman
Marine Avenue
Fairfield County Conference
Stairfield
G. A
YW. MM. C. AL
Willd
Pairfield
Southport
Potter's Field
Willan H. Donaldson
Fairfield
Bridgeport
War topics featured in ninth annual Chautauqua program
War topics form a large share of the ninth annual Chautauqua program to begin April evening in the High School assembly hall. Dr S Parkes Cadman Willard Scott Mary Boyle O Reilly and Douglas Wardrop headline talks on the present crisis and war fronts alongside four concerts and varied lectures.
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de. S. Parkes Cadman
Willard Scott
Mary Thoylesley
Cr. Douglas Wardrop
S. Darkes Cadman
Leeture
Christobal Whitney Isidder
Rene B. Weibourns
Schubert .Cale
Urs
Cole Williamson
Lory
Thouncey W. Hawkins
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Valeria TW. Darker
New York City
New Haven Marine Recruits Call Targets and Rules
Sergeant May of the Marine recruiting station at 19 Congress Avenue New Haven announces a push for 39 000 recruits for four years or wartime service Training will be at Paris Island Va and recruits may receive 30 to 75 dollars monthly depending on ability Draft age men must present exemption certificates and parental consent is not required for enlistment
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United States
May
Marine Corps
Congress Avenue
New Haven
Paris Island
Insurance Underwriters Hear Ethics Talk in Stratfield Meeting
Charles W. Leovil of Pittsburgh, chairman of the ethics committee of the National Association of Insurance Underwriters, spoke to a large gathering at the Stratfield. His address, Our Field of Ethics, drew keen interest from Connecticut Life Underwriters' members. C. E. Stockder is president, Ly man Rich of Waterbury is vice president, Elmer Tyron of New Haven second vice president, and Max Harstall serves as secretary and treasurer.
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Charles W. Leovil
Pittsburgh
National Asociation of
Stratfield
Connecticut “Life: Underwriters’ Association
Scovil
Connecticut Life: Underwriters Association
C. E. Stockder
Lyman Rich
Waterbury
Elmer Tyron
New Haven
Max Harstall
Tenement Fire Causes Smoke Fill at 702 East Main Street
A small blaze in a third floor tenement at 702 East Main Street caused smoke after tenants removed a stove and damaged wiring. Firefighters from box 614 responded after an alarm at 1:07 PM. no injuries or property damage were reported. The building is owned by John Reupher.
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t#& stove
East Main Street
Bacoming
John Reupher
What Are We Living For Text Reflections on Purpose
Pepper talks to GiVIs about purpose and the idea that life is serious business to be carried through with honor. The piece urges mature reflection on why we wake each morning and whether we live to give or to get, urging acts that brighten life rather than hoard them.
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Tocqueviie
Fife
All Wool Serge Mens Lisle Hoge Shoes and Shirts Sale
All Wool Serge Mens Lisle Hoge with reinforced double soles in black and many colors at 35 cts a pair on main floor. Shirts in the Waverly make finished with soft French cuffs at 1.35 each, regular 1.50, and in Metric make plain colors with separate collars to match, new styles at 2.50.
Fashion Fabrics and Books at Unclear Discount Prices
A mixed listing notes French All Wool Serge in many colors including Tight Navy and Taupe at 82, 00 with sales, plus mentions of books and writings such as The Business of War by Tsaae Marconson Over There with the Austrians by Caystain R. TWiehivnyvett and The Patriotic Cook Book. Several titles and prices are cited, with references to shelves on the third floor and various markdowns.
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Tsaae Marconson
Caystain R. Twiehivnyvett
Annae Sort
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Cour
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International Film Service
Haig
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Wall Street
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Gingham
Chambray
Taffeta
Serge and
Poplin
Mini
Boardman
Mary S. Watts
Benson
John
John Buchan
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