Taunton District Man Hale and Hearty at 90
Samuel B. Camp of Taunton district celebrated his ninetieth birthday on Thursday. He remains active on the farm and attends town business. Red Cross benefit lawn party set for July 4 at the town hall with unveiling of the honor roll, speech by Rev. W. B. Lusk, Liberty chorus, and dancing to band music. Auction at the home of the late Miss Caroline Skidmore drew attendees from multiple towns and featured antique furniture.
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Newtown
Samuel B. Camp
Taunton
Camp
John Carlson
Leonard Taylor
Detroit
Michigan
Red Cross
W. B. Lusk
Hidgefield
France
Liberty Chorus
Weill
Caroline Skidmore
Bridgeport
Bethel
Danbury
Waterbury
Brookfield
New Haven
William Hurley
Derby
Thomas Leary
Walnut Tree Hills
Newtown ‘Muxiliary
GE. B. Allen
Thomas Brew
Sandy Hook
Chamber Adopts Resolution On Better Roads
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce board approved a resolution urging federal and state action for a wartime highway program. It cites the Chamber of Commerce United States War Convention and calls for centralized federal authority to set highway policy, stressing rail, road, and water routes' cooperation for munition and supply transport. A separate note mentions an ice cream and cake sale at Trinity Church lawn Friday July 1 hosted by the Girls Friendly Society with war bread and cake by the Home Economics class.
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Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Atlantic City
Trinity
Ehuveh
Girls’ Friendly Society
Former Fairfield Health Officer Gassed in Action
FATRETELD June 28 Special Dr William Nagle former Fairfield health officer and now a lieutenant with the 102nd Ambulance company has been gassed and is in a hospital recovering from the effects. A letter dated 3 reports he is getting along well. War Rally Tuesday in Sherman Hall features J A Welles and J B Thwing. War Savings drive ends with broad pledges. Registration Day noted. Red Cross notes describe need for more garments and welcoming films for fundraiser. Local civic notices include choir, church events, and a member of the legal milnsory board advising on questionnaires.
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Fatreteld
William , Nagle
Pairfield
102Nd Ambulance
New England
Tere
Naglea
Sherman Bell
Marine Avenue
Japiin A. Welles Dagring
British Ambiiance Corps
7. B. Thwing
M.C
Fairfield Liberty Chorus
Tiaeon Wakeman
Ariost i
Wairfield
Southport
Ceveal
Indward VW
Phelan
Wiliam Ti. Glover
Wuthering
Edward %. Tarlton
Helen G. Vidlman
Judd
Alfred H. Terry
Henry WW. Renneh
John HH. Anckinghan
Edwin TB. Inslis
Barbara Jennings
J. Walter Perry
James H. Brown
Touis Curtis
Andrew BR. Huntington
J. Wells Curtis
Stratfhield
Arthur L. Johnson
Alihs Plain
Walter M. Redfield
Greenfield Hill
Marlon Dunham
St. Thomas' Parish
Joseph Burlinson
Catherine Curran
Hugh Tole
Kate Whalen
C. Flanagan
Aliss Jaret Burgin
Tessie Burgin
Alice Harrigan
Harbert Smith
Vaiaid Red Cross
Fairfield Comfort Club
Red Cross
Jenny Glover
Heradaysariers
Church Street
Sherman Hall
Fed Cross
Francis M. Bushman
Marguerite Snow
National Headquarters
Pnairfield
Arthur Mille
Mill Plain Road
Summer Services at First Presbyterian Church Opening
Summer services at First Presbyterian run through the season with a modified schedule. Morning worship 11 to 12, evening lawn services 7:30 to 8:30, open air when possible. Pastor Alexander Alison will lead and new members will join. Red Cross work continues with auxiliary meetings daily and weekly.
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First Presbyterian
Bible Sonnel
Ida. m
Manac
Alexander Alison
Maine
Myrtle Avenue
State Street
Gymnastine
Elmer S. Joyce
Red Cross
Prespeterian Auxiliary
Idondars
Ano
Patriotic Pictures At First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church hosts patriotic moving pictures tomorrow at 8 pm with Pastor George M. Crown speaking on The Birth and Growth of Independence. Morning service at 10 includes National Ideals and wartime demonstrations. Midweek True Patriotism discussion planned for Wednesday night. crowd expected despite the national holiday. A farmer notes labor shortages and new table manners among hired men.
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George M. Crown
Bathing Shoes For Comfort And Style On Main Floor
Bathers are offered soft easy shoes with elk sole high cut styles in green purple white and black designs plus correcled and cook soled pumps with ankle straps. Colors include blue green white red and yellow trimming with white or black noted for girls and children sizes 6 to 9 priced from 90e to 1.50.
Charming White Dresses for Little Girls
Advertises new white dresses for girls aged 6 to 14 in voile organdy and net. Describes styles with yokes, smocking, embroidery, lace and lace trims, bolero and collar details, and prices from 2.40 to 4.50. Mentions fresh arrivals and decorative finishes, suitable for young girls.
Extra value dresses bloom in summer styles and organdies
Beautiful gowns showcase light cool fabrics with medium price appeal. Two models feature deep ruffles or fine tucks with Vallace edging in white, pink, and blue at 13 50 dollars. Light lawn dresses with open and broken plaids in harmonious colors attract shoppers, skirts trimmed with bias ruffles and sports models with smart trim. Second floor.
Oxford Shoes On Sale For Men This Saturday
Oxford news for men offers three special oxford tie styles on Saturday. Black velour calf oxfords in English last with leather sole, black vies kid blucher oxford ties, and patent leather blucher with roomy full toe. Each $5. Main floor rear.
My Four Years in Germany price reduced
Ambassador Gerard recounts events in Berlin and Germany before the war. The narrative is lively and informative, previously sold at 2. Now arrived and ready at Main floor rear for 75 cents.
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Germany
Gerard
Berlin
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Lowland
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Alen
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