Southport Girls Collect Books for War Library
Southport March 19 special report describes the Pathfinder Girls offering to call on homes to collect books for the war library. Desired items include poetry essays philosophy war literature foreign language works and recent European travel and history titles. The Pequot library will ensure surplus books are sent to where they are most needed.
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Southport
Pathfinder Girls
Brent
Pequot Library
Lavents Club
Wakeman “Memorial
Harbor Road
John Sloeckbower
Southern New England Telephone Exchange
Nic Street
Slockbower
Anna Nichols
Samuel Nichols
The
Post
Anne Bulkley
Main Street
Mother Cox
Milford
Edythe J. Taylor
Osborn Place
Mary Lafferty
Sprunte Street
John Ryan
New York
Liberty Chorus
J. Nelson Hutchinson
Henry H. Rennell
Mapie Street
Bris
Frederick S. Roscoe
King’s Daughters
Spruce Street
Louis Curtis
New Haven
E. J. Wells Curtis
Pequot Avenue
Stratford War Pictures Series Promised for Town
Stratford on March 19 features a mix of local news notes. The Stratford Investors' discess ion has changed its name to Simifoni Realty and will be incorporated with George Allose Ta as officer. a general insurance and real estate business will run. A United States Boys Working Reserve recruitment pamphlet outlines service for ages 16 to 24 with parental consent, plus Connecticut Junior Agricultural Volunteers for ages 14 to 16.
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Stratford
Stratford Investors’ Discession
Simifoni Realty Company
George Vallo
W. W. Habbell
Thadjots Sherwood
George Bateman
We Uw
Kuobbell
United States
Jreserve
Connecticut Junior Agricultural Volunteers
Thennecticut
Holcomb
Uncle Sam
Cnl
Center
Fisher
Tuadies’ Aid Society
Congregational’ Church
Packard Hall
All Indies
Arthur Knapp
Charles Wagner
Jascob
Annie Pekar
Seymour Street
Connecticut Company
Committee On Public Information
Red Men's Hall
Liberty Chorus
Sergt
Arthur Gibbons
Mission League of the Concremational Church
Nancy
Edward Bland
Tetroit
Charles Silliman
Jordson Place
Republican Club
I. Vic
Wells
Treland
Ae RY
Neudle
Tilisen
Barret
VT Leibgott
Ol O'Dell
Taeports
Ae Oh Heiser
Cammers
Cocheral
Restrain Merger of Two Oldest Norwich Churches
Norwich March 19 The proposals to merge Broadways and Second Wong churches faced court action as opponents obtained restraining order in superior court to halt further merger steps. Petitioners say the merger represents only a minority of the congregation. The case will be heard in April as two pastors previously urged frequent communion to maintain the congregation.
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Norwich
Broadwasy Ane
Heeand Chiweh
Gardiner Greene
Lasmorrow
Ayil
Refuse to Pay State Money for Sheep Dogs Killed
Stratford March 18 Commissioner of Domestic Animals James M M Whittlesey refused to authorize payment by the state to Lafayette Snn Main of North Stonington for sheep alleged killed by dogs. Main claimed all his sheep died 18 missing and three wounded by dogs seeking 3245 inages from the tower of Ledgerel. Commissioner Whittlesey noted Main has collected 4000 from the state in the last 100s and cited prior year refusals for cattle losses due to starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startford
James MM. Whittlesey
Lafayette Snn
Main
North Stonington
Tower of Ledgerel
Whittlesey
Mai
Factory Workers Held for Metal Thefts
Waterbury based workers Mareth Jr Aaron and Gracehinn Vaccharelli charged with theft of more than 700 pounds of copper from the Trandolph Clowes Co. bound over to the superior court by Judge John P. Metrath. Evidence shows the copper was hidden in a Bank street garage.
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Waterbury
Mareth Jr
Aaron Wid Gracehinn Vaccharelli
Trandolph-Clowes Co
John PP. Metrath
Bank Street
Norwalk Man Enlists in Coast Artillery Corps
Norwalk resident Custardine Teed aged 18 of 24 Chapel Street Norwalk enlisted in the Coast Artillery Corps of the United States Army yesterday at the local recruiting station 15 Fairfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Enests
Custardine Teed
Chapel Street
Coast Artillery Corps
United States Army
Tairfield Avenue
Very Handsome Chiffon Voiles in Stripes and Dots
An advertisement describes chiffon voiles in striped floral and dotted designs plus combinations of dots with stripes and plaids. The items are priced at 18 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Ambassadors and Crowded Washington Embassies Seen
Fragmentary remarks discuss the difficulty of finding quarters in Washington and the challenge of presenting as the new ambassador to the Russian embassy. The overheard exchange highlights crowded offices and the awkwardness of formal introductions in diplomatic circles.
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Washington
Wudeo
Chaise
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Ivery
BAYER
U.S
Main St
Dillon’s
Hartfor
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Milimeys
Milady
Star Press
Sexvice
Barrett Company
Erwin M. Jennings Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Autocar Motor Truck
Autocar Co
Ardmore, Fa
Ordeis
Haminatis
Cilosseing
Indianapolis
Ate Adoo
Interstate Commerce
Harbard
Detroit
Smith
Murray Co
Ave. Bridgeports
Aceae Bleyd
Madras
Post’s
Smith-Murray Co
Genasco
Trinidad Lake
Wheeler
Howes CO
Brikecport
Enasco
Service Watches
Waltham “Saulaki
Duchles
Wapcid
Purley
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street Arcade
Wat
American Dyeing & Cleaning CO
Cannon Street
Opto Schuze & Som
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