Milford Drive for Smileage Books Fundraiser
The Smileage campaign continues with sales of books through the secretary and local residents. J He Mott bought the former store site on Gulf Street, while others in town report Naval Reserve members and local workers pursuing opportunities and community events. A planned Italian garden restaurant at Walnut Beach and a Liberty Theatre five cent admission note add to a busy local scene as measles and whooping cough remain concerns.
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Milford
S. N. Oviate
C. L. Baldwin
J. He Mott
Gulf Street
Fritz Dumrarese
U. Ss. Naval Reserve
Dumraese
Columbia University
Officers Training School
Annapolis
Ala
J. Hy
Davis
Courge
East Broadway
Myrtle Beach
Camp Devens
Ayer
Liberty Theatre
Daniel Doris
iRivercliff
Housatonic
Harold Gottsesen
James H. ‘Bullivan
Housatonic Shipbuilding Company
Stratford
Jack Cowan
Critfed States Naval
Bennonhurst
Stephen Bou
Camp Upton
Camp Jackson
South Carolina
Vwew
Michael Arzenze
Gul
Walnut Beach
Broadway
Moxley Brothers
Fen
Arthur J. Montagne
Wallingford
Edith Nettleton
Cherry Street
Franklin Jones
Gut Street
Noroton
Jones
Florida
Ernest Wielstram
Washington
Beatrice McLoughlin
Brookemy
L Speurs
Central Avenue
Harry C. CO. Miles
Connecticut Pomological Society
fFligh School
Charles Rogers
Wheelers Farms
Sunshine Society
Realty Record Shows Increase of Activity in Deeds
Realty record notes rising deed activity including warranty deeds and quit claim deeds. Transactions involve buyers such as Joseph Hurlburt Vasilios Zorazy Max Urevitz and Adolph Sherman with properties on Maplewood Hough Park Wheeler Slough Ridge Main Beechmont Fremont streets and new owners Moody Langyel Lengyel Taylor Lewis and others.
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Joseph
Hurlburt
Jalilan M. Wita
Maplewood Avenue
Vasilios J. Zorazy
Max
Int
Orth
Keary Street
Mortgave
Max Ghurevity
Vasilios Yoray
Hough Avenue
Llian ML
Bernard Matita
Tophine
Chim Deed
Emini’ & Brownson
Owen Keenan
Wate Weenan
Park Street
Estell Gerber
Stephen
Katie Lengyel
Normerly
Ridge Avenue
Matthias T. Taylor
Mary Taylor
Main Street
Bessie V. Meyers
William F
Neliie C. Lewis
Beechmont Avenue
Matthias Taylor
Mary I. Taylor
Margaret I. Taylor
Ul Ton Street
Compensation excess in rail bill sparks Senate clash
Washington February 14 Senator minimus argues the rail road bill pays $200 million too much for government use of roads under control. The debate follows breakfast fare notes and a list of local events including pinochle at Arctic engine house and matches among Sons of Veterans Royal Arcanum Red Men Knights of Columbus and Wheel Club.
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Washington
Administration
Rimmins
Senate
Arctic
Sons of Veterans
Fort Trumbull Beach
Arctic Fingine Companys
S. Royal Arciunum
Red Men
Knights of Columbus
Wheel Club
Patent Medicine Cure for Mean Disposition Quoted
By P. L. Crosby. If there were a patent medicine that would cure 2 mean disposition we know some men who ought to take about a million bottles.
Newtown Grange to Install Newly Elected Officers
Newtown Grange will install newly elected officers at its next meeting on Tuesday Feb 26 at the granage hall. An apt of town speaker will attend and all members are urged to attend.
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Newtown
Pohtatuck Grange
Granage Hall
Liberty Chorus
St. Mary's Hall
Sandy Hook
Robert Gannon
Bridgeport
Mary
Catherine
Lynch
Patrick Lynch
Berkshire
Wern Blake
Michael Blake
Margaret
Anna Cavanaugh
Thomas Cavanaugh
Boulevard
NM. H. & Girls’ Military Corps
Doris Downs
William Toughan
New York
Virginia, Houlihan
Danbury
George A. Northrop
Ienry Hunt
Court of Common Pleas
Ice gorge breaks near Brownsville and Parkers Landing Pa
Ice gorges on the Monogahela near Brownsville and on the Allegheny near Parkers Landing broke almost simultaneously this afternoon. River men predict both gorges will reach the Ohio River around early tomorrow, potentially widening the river’s flow hazards.
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Pittsburgh
Monogahela River
Brownsville
Allegheny River
Parkers Tanding
Ohio River
The Cost Of Woman In The Christian Herald View
A study of gender roles from a Christian Herald perspective argues that modern women seek more than a rib and that men must offer earnest effort. It contends women demand temper, discipline, and restraint to cultivate love faith and trust, framing woman as a blessing.
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Adam
Aniora
Womanlke
Adan
Manniften
Christian Herald
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society Plans Concert
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society plans a Sunday February 17 concert and dance at the State Street Casino to welcome local soldiers on furlough. Proceeds will aid needy city families while a large number of packages for Jewish troops abroad are planned and distributed. Mrs J W Zeigler chairs with prominent ladies assisting.
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State Street Casino
Lite
Aid Society
J. W. Zeigler
Farmers of Greens Farms to Hold Annual Meeting
The Greens Farms Farmers club will hold its annual meeting at the home of President William H Burr on Wednesday evening February 20. Reports and election of officers will be the order of business. Agent Bevan of the Fairfield County Packers Bureau may attend and address the meeting.
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Farmers of Greens Farms
Greensarms
Gireens Farmsarmers Club
William H. Burr
Bevan
Fairfield County Pacrns Biurewu
Save Four Cents Here Four Cents There
A sales pitch urges readers to follow simple daily savings to accumulate funds by week’s end. Van Dyk offers tips to cut small expenses and build surprising savings through steady buying choices.
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van Dyk
Delightful Spring Hats On Display At Low Prices
Warm sun and melting snow usher in spring as hat styles flourish. Straw satin crepe and other materials appear in bright blues reds sand shades browns. Hats boast graceful diverse shapes with military alert feel and surprisingly low prices, many at five dollars and up. Located on second floor.
Spring dresses in silk at special price
Behold spring dresses described in beauteous silk tones from dull gray to deep black. Prices advertised at 16 50 with options in crepe de chine taffeta satin Georgette combinations. Dress styles include tunic pleated bustles and square or pointed silhouettes.
Home furnishings offer fresh styles for spring
As days lengthen home owners seek new fittings. The ad touts tapestries, portieres, couch covers, drapery fabrics, burlap screens, cedar chests, ottomans, and rugs with prices from $1.50 to $18.50, promising easy transformations and a new, brighter atmosphere for living spaces.
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America
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