Fairfield Expert on Faculty of Health Institute
Fairfield health officer Dr L E K Poole leads Connecticut health figures joining the New England Health Institute in Portland May 4 9. The program features 82 lectures with many health professionals including Osborn Whoslow Stockwell Shea Ingraham Keator Schenk Swingle Lang A J Langford Fox Ferrell Draper Meaker Le T E Columbia Burnet Schroder Frisbie and others.
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Fairfield
Faculty OF Health Institute
L. EK. Poole
Fairfeld
Connecticut
Lst of Nations
New England Health Institute
Portland
United States Public Health Bervica
New England
State’ Health Departments
Schools of Public Health
Yate
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Stanley H. Osborn
State Department of Health
Hartford
A. Whoslow
Yale School of Medicine
William Mf. Stockwell
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Cedarcrest
Daniel F. Shea
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Connecticut State Health Department
A. Elizabeth Ingraham
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Connecticut Department of Health
Misa Maude Keator
State Board of Education
Frederick PP. Schenk
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Cinical
Norwich Sate
W. W. Swingle
Yale University
New Haven
A. J. Langa
National Heath Council
New Yorkiss
Elizabeth Fox
Amerran Red Cross
John A. Ferrell
International Hearth Board
Wiliam F. Draper
U. S. Public Health Service
Stanleigh TR. Meaker
D. D
New York State Department of Education
Earle
T.e
Columbia University
Walter M. Burnet
Mae C. Schroder
Bureau of Diagnostic Laboratories
New York
Frisbie
Bureau of Chenistry
Joint meeting on parish house at Fairfield Church
A joint meeting of the church and Ecclesiastical Society of the First Church of Christ is called for Wednesday night to discuss recommendations on the proposed parish house.
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Fairfield Church
Lay Vo Paget Opens London Shop
Lay Vo Paget, whose ihict the Pines of Wiles sponsored, opened a shop in London.
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Paget
Wiles
London
Dawes Praises Women at World’s Fair in Chicago
Vice President Charles G. Dawes urged support for the first women’s world’s fair, praising Chicago organizers and noting the event’s self-sustaining success. He highlighted women’s professional and civic achievements, thanked key organizers, and referenced a group of women doctors evaluating hundreds of girls for a health prize.
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Dawes
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Medtt McCormick
Helen M. Bennett
Child Welfare Department
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
Crossword Puzzle Word Fill and Clues Pack
A long list of crossword clues and partial answers ranging across beverage rules speech insects old forms emittance light Latin cities antiday pronouns sunshade abbreviations languages and many more including names places and objects. The jumble reads like a catalog of definitions from a puzzle page with entries about clergy titles currencies and geography.
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Michigan
Indian War Survivor Dies in New York at 81
Brigadier-General George Pennington Borden retired I S A died at his New York home at age 81. Officers say he was one of the few survivors of the Indian wars after the Civil War. He served forty years in active service and was retired in 1907.
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New York
George Pennington Borden
Borden
Sidewalks for country roads urged by Stoeckel in report
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Stoeckel urges future highway planning to include sidewalks especially in outlying areas where none exist. He notes rising automobile numbers and safety gains from straightening curves and removing obstructions. All motor vehicle funds to be used for highway improvements per state law.
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Stoeckel
Trumbull
Motor Vehicle Department
Connecticut
Stoecker
State Motor Vehicle Department
Deeds Filed For Mahoney Botsford Estate Sale
Newtown April 26 Special Elizabeth L Keating administratrix of Bridget T Mahoney estate says realty sold to Joseph Arreghini and Elida Arreghini of Bridgeport. Deeds filed at town clerk. Property includes house structures and nine acres at Botsford. Mrs J Miller and sons Warren and Gordon of New York guests of Frederick N Shepard at Newtown Country Club. John Corbett moves from South Center to Taunton district. Town Clerk Oscar Pitzschler reports 103 resident fishing licenses issued. anglers note good speckled trout catches. May 1 last day to register dogs without $1 penalty. few have registered. Borough Clerk Mrs Charles F Beardsley and husband visited son in New Haven.
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Newtown
Mias
Elizabeth L. Keating
Bridget T. Mahoney
Joseph Arreghini
Elida Arreghini
Bridgeport
Hauge
Botsford
J. ©. Miller and
Warren and
Gordon
New York City
Charles F. Bearsley
Clarence R. Beardsley
New Haven
Miss Fanton Prize Speaker In Weston Schools
Weston April 28 special At the contest Friday at Norfield school Miss Helen Wanton at Good Hill school won best speaker and speller representing Weston at the county cane test in Newtown May 15 Alternate for speaking Miss Strang and for spelling Miss Wirth Two Lyons Plain and Good Hill pupils will also attend the Newtown contest The Congregational church Sunday school social Saturday night was well attended The Norfield Grange degree work Friday evening drew fifty four members two from Monroe and three visitors The funeral of Charles Wakeman 73 was well attended Rev Henry McCallum officiated Burial in Center Street Cemetery Maston He leaves wife one son William and a daughter Lilian The Norfield Thimble club will hold a whist Weston hall Thursday evening at 8 o clock standard time
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Weston
Norfield School
Helen Wanton
Good Hill School
Fanton
Newtown
Ath Strang
Plorence Wirth
Lyons Plaina
Good Tmhdi
Congregatio
Norfield Grange No. 146
Monroe
Lacus
Norfield Grange
Charles W. Wakeman
Henry McCallum
Aston
Weston Hall
Rainy Days Reminder Prompts Local Readiness
A Weather Bureau report notes about 130 rainy days annually in the region, roughly every third day. The piece urges preparedness and reminds readers that stores will supply umbrellas raincoats and rubbers when showers arrive.
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Wise Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Amateur photographers urged to use Howland photo service
Amateur photographers are invited to submit roll film packs for developing and printing at Howland photo service. Each step from developing to final print is carefully supervised to ensure the best finished picture. Developments priced by exposure and film size, prints offered at four to six cents. Fourth floor, front.
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Howland Photo
Rubber pants 25c in multiple sizes
Classified line offering rubber pants priced at 25 cents each in flesh white and natural colors, available in medium and large sizes.
Pillow slips and fabric trim items for sale
Classified listing notes pillow slips priced at 25c each and dotted Swiss or cross bar fabric trimmed with embroidery also at 25c. Includes brief description of textile items available.
Dolls Capes and Hood for Fair Sized Dolls
Advertisement notes pretty colored rubber capes with attached hoods for dolls priced at 25 cents each.
Play suits for tots ages two to six dollars line
Advertises khaki play suits sized two to six years in two piece sets with bloomers and middy. Square or round neck options priced at one dollar.
Bargain Hosiery Sale Lists Three Pairs for One Dollar
Slight imperfections noted in all wool cashmere or silk and wool stockings. Available sizes range from 4 to 6. Special offer includes three pairs for only one dollar.
Hand Made Dresses From The Howland Dry Goods Co
Hand made dresses of fine material with labels Made in France for The Howland Dry Goods Co. feature exquisite hand drawn work and hand worked scallops. Prices 7 c, 1, and 1 50. Second floor front.
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France
Howland Dry Goods Co
Child Health Week Begins With Wee Fashions at Babies' Own
Plans for Child Health Week are in place as the Babies' Own Section unveils a fairy world of wee fashions. Charming frocks and coats allow mothers to outfit babies attractively and economically. The display includes numerous items for baby comfort and health, along with a library of books on important maternal and child health topics.
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Visiting Nurse Association and Howland's Partner in Child Health Week
The Visiting Nurse Association cooperates with Howland's during Child Health Week. An attendant nurse will staff their booth each morning to weigh babies and showcase prenatal work. They instruct mothers on essential care for newborns and maternal health.
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Visiting Nurse Association
Howland’s
In Child Health Week
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Collera Weekly
Holland Hudson
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Philip P. Jacobs
National Tuberculosis Association
General Cumming
AT & Pubdle Health Service
Jinsly R. Willams
Fatirstweld
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School of Missions
Mrs. St Remembers
Eunoia Club
Yret Church
First Church of Christ
Young People's Society
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Arthur Wickcomb
Harosael Dry Goods Company
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Edward M. Brennan
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Black Rock
R. M. Wil
Begion Hall
Wy Town
Lenex Hh Movement Association
Michaels Church
Stratfield Men's Club
Baytist Church
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