Westport Sophomores Essay Contest At Staples High
Westport High sophomores held an essay contest during opening exercises at Staples High. Evelyn Viclat spoke on The Last Of The Light Brigade, John Mazzanovich described campfire methods, and Alice Rosenoush spoke about Americanism. The Westport Public Library received Theodore Roosevelt works and an atlas for class review ahead of exams next week. Local sports notes update Staples basketball prospects and tennis court status. Community notices include church luncheon, summer visitors, and local club meetings.
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Westport
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Staples High
Evelyn Viclat
Grigade
John Mazzanovich
Alice Rosenoush E
Westport Public Library
Theodore Roosevelt
Isha Beattie
Connecticut
Tennnis
St. Agnes Sud
Christ Church
Edgar Dunham, Jr
Edgar, Jr
Nutley New Jersey
Old Mill
Compo Beach
G. W Alger
New York City
Bridge Street
Clus
Wills
Jones
Lancoln Street
State Guards
Saugatuck Congregational Church
Women's Town Improvement Association
Judge Booth Rules for Two Defendants in Common Pleas
Judge J R Booth in Common Pleas ruled for two defendants L Greenberg of Norway and William L Low of Norwal. Greenberg sued Louis Tonkus for commissions claiming a customer purchase. court found Greenberg not a regular broker and the customer came through friendship. The court also ruled Low’s commission claim invalid and the Sip remains property of George T Gifford.
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J. R. Booth
Common Pleas Court
L. Greenberg
Norway
Louis Tonkus
Thet Town
Tonkus
W.liam L Low
Norwal
George T Gifford
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Have to Go
An advertisement for a tonic claiming to relieve kidney and bladder troubles. The message warns symptoms like frequent urination, sediment in urine, and backache may respond to the remedy after a doctor’s prescription, touting a drugstore network and first-bottle refunds.
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Cured Her Rheumatism Advertisement Notice
Mrs TS Mars of 908 Eas ot 28 B-153, Poomington Wisconsin, claims relief from rheumatism after terrible suffering. Readers are invited to write her at the address to learn more and obtain guidance before publication.
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TS Mars
Poomington
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Rotary Club Honors Wolfe With Jeweled Watch Token
Members of the Bridgeport Rotary honored Mémund S Wolfe president for two years at a Tuesday meeting with a jeweled Rotary watch top as a token of appreciation for his service. George C. Waldo Jr. Wolfe’s successor spoke on behalf of the club and praised his leadership during its early days.
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Rotary Arb of
Bridgeport
Mémund S Wolfe
George C. Waldo Jr
Indiana Senator May Speak at E O Feld Day
Republican state field day in Bridgeport plans for July 29 with Senator James B. Watson of Indiana as a leading speaker. Committee aims to announce arrangements at Friday night meeting. talks with other prominent figures continue. Event seeks broad participation from Republican clubs citywide as part of the early campaign buildup.
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James B. Watson
Indiana
Republican Club
Stratford
Union Avenues
Watson
Bridgeport
Hicd
Caliber Board Finishes Study Of Field Guns
Washington June 7 The army studied postwar artillery needs tracing the 1918 caliber board findings. It recommends light, medium, and heavy guns with ranges up to 15,000 yards for divisions and up to 18,000 yards for medium batteries, noting French and American pieces as substitutes amid production limits. The report warns the infantry role remains primary, while gun volumes and types must align with postwar plans.
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Caliber Board
Douglas Haig
Somme
Ypres
Ciuher
Uss
Army
National Guard
Tieng
Calbre Board
Unis
Yuan
Naroy Tollard
State official praises local health division for ice cream control
C Howard Dunbar head of the sanitation division received a letter from Thomas Holt of the State Board of Health commending the local department’s work over the past year. The drive to curb ice cream manufacture and sale during summer involves the Health and Police departments reviewing huckster permits and directing applicants accordingly. City records show 22 ice cream manufacturers and 15 hucksters in the city.
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C. Howard Dunbar
Board of Health
Thomas Holt
State Board of Health
Focal
Heal
Pace Department
Summer stock alert on 95c union suits and Howco juice
Bulk buys allow 95 cent union suits with comfort focused features such as tapered ribbed waistband reinforced neckline and large sizes 34 to 46. Also promoted is Howco Concord grape juice bottled for us at a small price. Includes matching nainsock outfits for boys and girls with bloomers, priced 75 cents per item and 8.20 per case.
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Cotton dresses promise comfort and easy care in dainty styles
A sale feature highlights cotton dresses described as cool and comfortable to wear, sheer and dainty with organdy trim options and embroidery. Prices range from about 8.50 to 19.50, with various models including ginghams, pongee, and linen styles in regular and extra sizes.
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