Knights of Columbus Campaign Energized by Messages
Congratulatory messages pour into Knights of Columbus headquarters at New Haven praising wartime committees. Recreation buildings at camps are rushed to completion as dedication weeks are highlighted. The clergy and committee members study and renew zeal to push the work toward a definite, satisfactory conclusion.
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Columbus
New Traven
Jathers
Seerlio
Danbury Bank Directors Elected Amid Death of Judge Hough
Danbury City National Bank elected William C Gilbert to fill the vacancy created by Judge J A Houghs death as directors were re elected. Alfred M Wildman was named bank president for the thirtieth year. The list of directors includes A N Wildman M T Chilling Robert McLean P W Becker Charles A Mattesy Arthur J Tweedey Brant L H Lee and William C Gilbert. In other items daily notices report a wrecking train in Waterbury delaying Central New England traffic, a coal car derailment at Meeker Brothers factory, and local residents including Harold W L Rickert returning to duty. Registrars Henry N Fanton and John W Dunlavey took oath for two years. The Opportunity Club elected officers and Miss Mary E Brennan was noted for making 180 nurse calls this past month for the Visiting Nurse Association. A Knights of Columbus War Committee note describes camp recreation buildings aiding morale and a letter from a South Carolina camp praising their work.
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Danbury
Dan, LI
William C. Gilbert
The
City National Bank
J. A. Hough
A. N. Wildman
M. T. Chilling
Robert McLean
Pius W Becker
Charles A. Mattesy
Arthur J. Tweedey
Brant LH. Lee
Charles 5
Peek
William C. Cilbert
Atom Nneeling
Vesterday
Alfred WN. Widmand
Waterbury
Dykeman's
Trafic
New iSngeland Road
New York
McLean Hospital
James O'Hara
Totel Cleveland Cafe
Florida
Royal Poncana
Palm Beach
My. O'Hara
Edward McStay
Harold WL. Rickert
27Th Co
Long Island Sound Coast Defense
Fort Wright
George Rickert
Orchard Street
Henry N. Fanton
John W. Dunlavey
Tanton
Frank T. Benedict
Arthur G. Krom
Joseph T. ‘Whittlesey
K. of C. War Committee
Treaven
Knights
South Carolina
T. Folger
Test Regiment
Wadsworth
Nolan
C. Club House
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Gray Hair Darkening
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy home remedy to darken gray hair. Apply to strands with a sponge or brush, claiming final results after a couple of uses. The copy stresses natural look and youthful appearance and notes it is not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
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