Red Cross Motor Unit Coming to Fairfield Soon
Fairfield forms a Red Cross motor unit with Mrs. William B. Glover as chairwoman. Mothers of Fairfield boys in army or navy invited to a meeting at Mrs. Henry Glover’s on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Marie Coverdale to speak on women’s volunteer service in London. A food demonstration at Sherman hall showcased potato as a diet and future demonstrations planned. News notes urge Fairfield residents to join the Fairfield County Park bureau and outline Home Guard and Women’s Land Army plans.
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Comfort
Henry
Glover
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Navy
Marie Coverdale
London
American Woman Volunteer Service
Red Cross
William BB. Glover
Henry H. Rennel
Southport
Church Street
Sherman Hall
Fairfield Home Economics Committee
Elizabeth Angell
Farm Bureau
William 5. Glover
Fairfield County Park Bureau
Home Guard
Marine Avenue
Women's Land Army
Hyomei Breathe It To Beat Catarrh Quick Relief
A promotional advertisement touts Hyomei as a fast remedy for catarrh, urging readers to buy from their druggist an outfit and simply breathe the antiseptic preparation to kill germs, soothe inflamed membranes, and prevent progress to consumption.
Garden club meeting postponed to following Tuesday
The Garden club monthly meeting drawn for tomorrow afternoon has been postponed to the following Tuesday. Speakers W. H. Burr and Nellis H. Sherwood will address the gathering under the Home Economics committee auspices. A large attendance is expected.
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Garden Club
Toomorrow
W. H. Burr
Nellis H. Sherwood
Newtown Woman Injured in a Road Accident
Newtown, March 11 Special A Newtown woman Mrs Herbert Coger of Botsford and her sister Mrs Birdsye Sniffen of Sandy Hook were injured when a large auto truck frightened their horse. Mrs Coger fractured her arm in two places. She was taken to her sister’s home and a physician treated her. Also noted: town meeting adjourned to raise taxes for 1917 1918. various local court and social items. messages on peat uses and other obituaries and notices.
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Berkshire
Herbert Coger
Botsford
Birdsye Sniffen
Sandy Hook
Jacob Block
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Block
Rosina Leavey
May Jigan
May Jordan
Bridgeport
Helen Keane
New
Stratford Holds War Drive Meetings and Stamps Sale
Stratford March 11 Special. Women’s Foreign Missionary society of the Congregational church meets at Packard hall at 3 30 this afternoon with Mrs Emily L Curtis of New Haven presenting the New Conquest program adopted by Home and Foreign Missionary boards for war work. Annual bank offering to be made. Yesterday the town started a big thrift stamps drive in schools, about 800 dollars worth purchased so far. High school classes reported many pupils buying stamps, but the town quota of 500 dollars remains unmet. A Smileage campaign continues to raise funds for soldiers at camps, with a one dollar book of 20 coupons granting movies. Books available at local stores and Stratford Trust Co. The Stratford fire department plans a dance at Red Men’s hall on April 4 with Speidel’s orchestra. John Osborn, Nate Osborn, Harry Flood and William Lockwood from Camp Devens visited town. Henry Wells, on four day furlough, is home from a southern camp. Lynn W Wilson of Bridgeport will speak at a patriotic rally at Putney chapel this evening on Why America Is at War, starting at 8. A special St Johns lodge meeting at 7 30 tonight in the lodge room on the town hall’s third floor. Camp Fire Girls of the Congregational church met yesterday at Packard hall. Stratford express and light trucking ad appears at end with contact.
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New Haven
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Stratford Trust Company
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Speidel
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Nate Osborn
Harry Flood
William Lockwood
Camp
America
St. John’s Lodge
A. F
A. M
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Town Hall
Camp Fire Girls
Jaca
F. Smith
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Faneuil Hall’s Birth and Fire in Boston History
Pet er Faneuil, a Huguenot merchant, erected Faneuil Hall in 1742 and gifted it to Boston. The original structure burned in 1761 and was rebuilt in 1764. In revolutionary eras it hosted frequent political meetings earning the nickname Cradle of American Liberty.
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Faneuil
Peter Faneuil
Boston
What to Eat for Indigestion Says Dyspepsia Advice
Medical advice claims most stomach troubles come from excess hydrochloric acid. It recommends Bisurated Magnesia as a safe antacid taken with meals, plus dietary tweaks, to neutralize acid and aid digestion without enzymes or laxatives. Sold at Liggett's Riker Drug Store and other druggists.
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Riker Drug Store
Druggis
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