Wilton Women to Raise Money for Library Support
Wilton women plan a tea garden on the Congregational church lawn to support the town library. Tea with toast marmalade cake ice cream will be served 2 to 6 p.m. July 29 through August 3, with the Junior Christian Endeavor society running the affair. Tourists residents and friends are welcome.
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Wilton
Thebrary
Congregational Centurel
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
The
Congregational Church
Thomas Nolan
Morrissey
Harry Jennings
Wilton Garage
George
Miss Campbell
New York
Dr. Green
Montclair
N. J
United Hospital Foundation of
M. Hollister
Amherst College
Carroll Hollister
Duly in 155th Infantry Promoted to Corporal
Duly, son of Mr and Mrs J Duly of Church Street, promoted to corporal in Company D 155th Infantry, stationed at Camp MacArthur Texas. He enlisted after the United States entered the war and expects to go to France soon. He formerly worked at the Singer plant and left to serve with the "boys over there."
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Duly
J. Duly
Church Street
1Bbth
Guainp MacArthur
Wico
Tes
Daly
Germany
Army Fife
France
Singer Manufacturing
Selectman Lally Declares Streets Unfixable This Year
Stratford news notes that Selectman James Lally visits every street weekly to assess needs and says only 87,000 can be spent on roads this year. He cautions that not all streets can be fixed immediately without a larger budget or tax increases.
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Stratford
James Lally
Ally
Okenuck
Church Street
Beardsley
Peach Lake
Danbury
Peach Jake
Wnnting
Smith Silver Company
Tenea Avenue
Mollister Irhts
Dnrea
Joayonie
Niantic
Dealiatt
Ford
AMS
Jiares
Cantiii Ve
Pawses
North
Warel
Noriwall James 1
Promvost
Lakenan Place
Massachusetts
Road built through Neck Creek creates Lordship access
STRATICORD reports July 22 that Neck Creek, long a town boundary feature between Briatford and Lordship, is being filled in to form a solid drive. A wide strip has replaced a flimsy ford, creating a road from the town center to Lordship, improving transit despite tides and surrounding waterways.
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Straticord
Briatford
Lordship Park
Iccmian Dames
Neck Creek
Housatonic
Wridgeport
Cocoanut Oil in Birt's Head Wash Promotes Hair Health
The article extols coconut oil as a long known remedy for the hair and scalp. It notes coconut oil is an ingredient in Birt's Head Wash and aids in shampooing by absorbing into the scalp. The formulation also includes egg white glyceral salicylic acid and refined soap addressing dandruff itching and hair loss.
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Birt
Titt
Mi-o-na quick relief for indigestion and stomach distress
Money back offer promotes Mi-o-na tablets for quick relief from sour stomach belching heartburn and foul breath. Claims-fast results within days with premeal or postmeal use and includes cosmetic benefits. Players encourage purchase from leading druggists with money back guarantee.
Plain Coconut Oil Soap for Hair Cleaning
An old notice advises using refined coconut oil instead of commercial soaps. It claims alkali in many soaps dries scalp and makes hair brittle, while pure coconut oil cleans thoroughly, rinses cleanly, leaves hair soft and manageable, and is inexpensive for family use. The ad promotes coconut oil from drugstores as a superior option.
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Main St. Duttans
Main St
Main &i
Hartford
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Metail
Gold Clothes
Main and
Gold Streets
Golde Clothes Shop
Main Street
Corner Gold
the Electric Shop
Broad Street
Apex Electric
United Illuminating CO
Broad ST
Telephone Barnum
Conlin & Green
Elm ST
Barnum
Land Army
Jaywa
FP. M. Hollister
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
M. T. Church
Cannon Hall
Prairies
van Dyk
Sie van Dyk
Golden Ill
Joho
David Greenbaum
Congress St
Main
155Th Infantry
Chevans
Corporal J. Duly
Selectman
Lally
Aicen
Edwin
Choadwin
Marher
Norwalk
Story Cross College
Tani
Pletissure
Miri
Leresink
The Smith=Murray Co
Jess Main
Jay Fairfield Ave
Jersey
Accessori Nation Dept
Bridgeport
Water Street
State ST
Williams
Fort Jefferson
Nanning, Ave
Gem
Toorerr
Port Jefferson
James W. Gerard
Gerard
Mr. Gerard
Parloo
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