More Than 200 Former Soldiers Placed At Work
The X Service Men's Employment Bureau reports over 200 ex servicemen placed this month. Directed by Joseph Burns the program aids veterans by matching them with local factories for roles including carpenters helpers painters engineers machinists and fifty women. Eligible veterans may apply at 239 Fairfield Avenue offices.
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x-Service Men's Employment Bureau
Joseph Burns
Fomice
Fairfield Avenue
Sage Tea Darkens Hair Myth Promises From Old Remedies
Fragmentary ad style text touts Grandma’s sage tea with sulfur for darkening hair. Claims include easy home use and rapid results with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Several archaic spellings and promotional phrases appear, offering a beauty tip framed as a miracle cosmetic cure.
Machines Wrecked But None Injured In Crash
Stratford April 6. An automobile driven by L. P. Smith collided with another machine driven by Mildred Sexton on Stratford Avenue. The Smith car struck a telegraph pole but no injuries occurred to occupants. The Sexton car sustained front damage and a pedestrian was knocked by mud but escaped harm.
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Stratford
Ll. FP. Smith Gireet
Mildrad Sexton
Ratford
Sexton
Seton Police
Breuwlade
Gexton
Alderman Lavery Named by Mayor on Recreation Board
Alderman Willam J. Lavery was appointed to the Board of Recreation by Mayor Atwater to serve until his successor is named. The appointment fills the unexpired term of Anthony S. Ambrose who resigned, with Burdick still on the board. Vacancies persist from recent resignations and terms of commissioners plus the Education board representation.
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Willam J. Lavery
Board of Reorest
Atwater
Alfred W. Burdick
Alderatan Lavery
Aft
Burdick
Anthony S. Ambrose
the Bourg At
Willan Tiprace Day
Thomas J. Monge
Jama J. Lazars
Alfred Vera
Blon
Yant Georg
ANDS
Ste of
FoOvant
Nante
Anderman Park
Anl
Willeny R. Wabster
Bau Vaddon
Commissionera Y
Buriliek
Stratford Plans Strict Smallpox Vaccination Drive
Stratford officials, led by Dr. G F Lewis, announce aggressive vaccination orders for all pupils and unvaccinated residents amid one of the state’s worst smallpox outbreaks. Cases linked to Washington school prompt quarantine at Stratford High and broader vaccination across the town.
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Stratford
Aprielah
Vaudinalan Order
G. F. Lewis
Washington
Nichols Avenue
Garden Street
Igh
Lowig
Washington School
John
Buber
Lidsidp Avenue
Albvarta Moore
Broa Letomovantta
Lewis
Ford
Ani
Tr. Lewis
Washington, Garden Street
Ehols Avenue
Meiner
East
Tran
Sures
Trom
Stratford High School
Milford Twain Honored On Third Anniversary
Milford April 37 A pleasant surprise honored Mr and Mrs Edward Bett on their third wedding anniversary at their Fort Trumbull Beach home. Friends gathered for an evening of music and cards, with a 10 piece Pytex set presented to Mrs Seoik and several neighbors noted as guests.
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Edward Maher
Martin Finley
Weasley Sherman
A. GO. Gardger
Ott
Joan O'Mara
Mery
Martin Kurnemark
What Schuithlese
A. Fi Henley
King
Richard Paine
I Rosenwe's
Christopher Mc. Gough
A Willaams
Anna Mewes
Eugene Wadhams
Jr Aid LL
Wiliams
Westport Sales Rise With Spring Building Boom
Westport reports brisk land transfers along the Westport Purfield line near Sturresigh Way as buyers including John Macwhirter and Robert Mills Jr move on tracts around 1i acres. Property trades boast prices near 1000 dollars while locals note building activity expected to begin soon on several sites.
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Westport
Speria
Rave Bern
Toauny Reaty Sadona
Barnwell
Fair- Suld
Sturresighway
Purfield
John
Macwhirter
Poplar Piat
Ares Wert
Margaret Kernstock
Clingno Avenue
Robert Mills
Chauncey
Hanford
Danbury
Axe Strest
Georgetows
Sumwatuck
Fanny B. Han
Gilbert & Bennatt
Ford
Pany
Whitey
Bohrem
Local Developments Mix with Notables in Greens Farms News
Greens Farms reports mixed activity with M C G and A Edward T.adford returning home amid rebuild prospects at Hotel Square. Builders plan new Y G A at tows, while Belford acquires Salers t Hotel for a public project. Edwin Hoyt nears completion on Main Street, and survey work at Nash’s Curve enables materials for William Hl Arthur Co. of Stamford to begin. Sheriff cautions on unregistered vehicle with fines, and notable locals attend events and land deals including Solinioff and the Rose vig Road tract sale.
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M. CG
Edward T.adford
Greens Farms
Ureviden
Lome
Hotel Square Y
Bedford
Badlora
Belford
Salers T
Y. At
Tida
Edwin Hoyt
Norwalk
Main Street
James Godfrey
Nash's Curve
Wiliam Hl. Arthur Company
Stamford
Cornelius J. Vanderhoo
Palm Street
Newark
Clark Om
Joseph GS. Uvalt
Aa. T. Cutting
Sacqatuck
Lewihaven
Edward, Bolden
Westorr
van Wiek Brooka
Kings
Dr Abernethy to Address Laymen Missionary Meet
Dr William Abernethy of Washington D C will headline the Laymen's Missionary Movement Conference in Chicago May 3 and 4 to discuss rejuvenating the organizations activities. James L Barton of Boston and others including J C Acheson Herbert Johnson and W C Goleman will also attend as speakers and leaders.
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Chicago
Wiliam
Abernethy
Washington, D. C
Harding
Movement
Whll
Amering
Detroi
W. C. Goleman
Wichita
Mangas
Dismiss Suit Over Will Of David Bispham
New York April 11 Associated Press Surrogate dismissed today the suit against the will of David Bispham, famed baritone, brought by his wife and a daughter, ruling no undue influence proved. The contested will left a quarter of a $400,000 trust to Mrs Ten Eyck, and all remaining estates to Mrs Bispham and her daughter, with the trust beneficiary named.
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New York
Associated Press
David Bispham
Bar Tone
Wifow
Bispham
Suit Over Note Between Rappeport Group and Shay
William Rappeport and Brother sue James L. Shay in this city to recover on a note given by MS Garden in February and endorsed by Shay. The note was protested March 8 and plaintiffs seek 459 dollars in damages.
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William Rappeport
Guine James L. Shay
MS. Garden
Shay
Knitting Yarn Price Drop Noted in Ad
An old advertisement notes yarn at 28 cents per skein for regular 25 cent stock. White yarn shown suitable for hosiery and similar uses.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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United States
America
Neiws
Henry Ford
Verdun
China
Literary Digest
Marshal Foch
York
Sergeant York and His
Sam K. Cowan
Tennessee Mountains
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Fourth Avenue
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He Smith
Nes
Cretonnes
Smithe Murray
AM. Wheeler
Bridgeport
Blumer
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