Danderine claims hair benefits for New York woman
Adra Adams of 220 Last 17th Street says Danderine keeps her hair soft shiny and manageable with monthly shampoos. The ad touts dandruff removal restoring natural color and luster while keeping a bobbed style in place and claiming all drug stores carry 35 cent bottles.
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Manhattan
Shea Adra Adams
New York City
Hves
Last 17Th Street
Janderine
Dandroft
Danderine
Camphorole Promises Quick Relief for Chest Colds
An old advert claims Camphorole soothes inflamed membranes and heals throat and chest irritation. It purports to ease coughing, bronchial discomfort, and catarrhal symptoms with a two wave action, promising rapid relief for cold and throat issues.
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Dent Bess
Waterbury Elects District Delegates at Republican Meeting
Waterbury voters elected delegates to the Republican state convention. From the city at large: Addison A. Ashburn, Dr. A T Gilyard, Mrs. Baral B Larson, Mary F Franklin. 11th district: Edward W Goss, Fred A Packard. 16th district: ex mayor W H Sandland, Charles De Bishop. State Central committee picks: 15th district EB W Ciosa, Mrs A L Hauerwas. 16th district W H Sandland, Mrs Laura Dutton.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Addison A. Ashburn
A. T. Gilyard
W. Ciosa
A L. Hauerwas
W. H. Sandland
Laura Dutton
Sarah Larson
Fred Packard
E. W. Goss
A. T. Gliyard
W. H. Sandlund
Charles de Bishop
Brainard Named to Republican Body
East Haven March 22 Lieut-Governor J Edwin Brainard and Mrs Clara S Coker of East Haven were reelected to the Republican state central committee by the 12th district senatorial convention The Marsden Republicans from Madison were refused recognition Representatives Burton Hull and Geo Down were seated The convention upheld the seating of Down 13 to 9 The body chose Colonel Robert O Eaton and Theodore Sucher as delegates at large Norton says steps will be taken to test legality of the Madison town committee election and counsel has been retained
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East Haven
Associated Press
J. Edwin Brainard
Republican State Central Committee
Clara 5
Coker
Marsden Republicans
Madison
Burton Hull
Geone Down
Robert O. Eaton
Theodore Sucher
Raymond Norton
Healy and Alcorn Reelected to Republican State Central Committee
Hartford March 22 By Associated Press Frank E Healy Windsor Locks and Isabel Alcorn Enfield were reelected to the Republican state central committee from the seventh district with no opposition. Former Senator A T Pastison of Simsbury chaired the caucus with Howard Alcorn of Suffield as secretary. Delegates to the convention included Senator Samuel R Spencer and Isabel Alcorn. Howard Alcorn was elected vice president and J E Wehring East Windsor to the permanent organization committee.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locks
Isabel Alcorn
Enfield
Repub-ican
A. T. Pastison
Simsbury
Howard Alcorn
Suffield
William Hyland Jr. Enfield
C. F P. Ward
East Windsor
Milo Griffin
East Granby
Samuel R. Spencer
J. E. Wehring
Wil Mam Hyland Jr
Edward Bromace
Buckingham and Clark chosen in 32d district
Senator McLean Buckingham of Watertown and George C. Clark of Plymouth were chosen delegates from the 32nd Senatorial district to the Republican state convention at a Curtis House meeting. A.W. Mitchell of Woodbury and Mrs. C. B. Emery of Terryville were named to the State Central Committee with Seeley of Washington nominated as vice president.
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Woodbury
Associated Press
McLean Buckingham
Watertown
George C. Clark
Plymouth
Curtis House
A.W. Mitchell
C. B. Emery
Terryville
State Central Committee
Ford Seeley
Washington
Danbury G O P Names Sturdevant Chairman
Danbury Republican Town committee, elected at caucus last Monday, organized yesterday with Elijah Sturdevant elected chairman. Nicholas Judd resigned as member. A H Allingham named secretary and treasurer, replacing Judd. City tax collector and ex serviceman Allingham is a Legionnaire. The committee then met with Republican county leader Harry A Mackenzie.
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Danbury
Republican Town Committee
Elijah Sturdevant
Nicholas Judd
Wan
A. H. Allingham
Harry A. Mackenzie
Middletown Elects GOP State Delegates
Middletown voters chose delegates at large from the 33rd Senatorial district today. Senator Wallace R Pierson of Cromwell and Richard Fagan won seats, with Wilson Reynolds and Mrs Clau dine Maitland elected to the Republican State Central commit.
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Middletown
Associated Press
Wallace R Pierson
Cromwell
Richard
Fagan
Wilson & Reynolds
Claudine Maitland
Ansonia Names G. O. P. Convention Delegates
Ansonia on March 22 by Associated Press reports Frank A. Waters of Middletary chairman of the 17th Senatorial District committee and Mrs. G. E. Matthies of Seymour as vice chairman were chosen for the Republican State Central committee at the district convention. Delegates elected to the state convention include Frank Gates of Derby and Otto F. G. Spoeker of Seymour.
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Ansonia
Associated Press
Frank A. Waters
Middietary
Senatorial District Committee
G. £. Matthies
Seymour
Republican State Central Committee
Frank Gates
Derby
Otto F. G. Spoeker
G O P Delegates Named in 19th and 20th Districts
Norwich March 22 Albert J Bailey and Mrs Frank Mitchell were renamed for the central state committee by the 19th senatorial district convention. In the 20th district George H Bradst and Mrs Maud P Manning Stonington were seated. Each convention chose delegates at large to the site convention. Alfred Hy Bingham son of United StatesSenator who had his home at Salemi will be a delegate.
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Norwich
Albert J. Bailey
Frank Mitchell
Central State Committee
George H. Bradst
Maud P. Manning
Stonington
Alfred Hy. Bingham
United States Semn
Salemi
Roll Call
Arthur F. Connor
Bridgeport
Miss Lester
Mayer Beiiens
Jeize
Burdick
Latre
Martin Eid Mics
Caroline T. Garlick
Distr
Torrison
Hartley
Peabody
Frank J
Miss Garlick
Willian Chew
Louie M. Emeneger
Ella . Fleck
George &, Hou
State Central Committee
Fred PR. Canfied
Fore A. McCurtigs
Thomas Connor
Gynch
Deing
Earle ©. Martin
Bartley
M.r. Tressureau
John ¥. Caldwell
Charlotte M. Kel
Mins Lealer
Newtown Woman Re-Elected to State Central Committee
In a peaceful convention of the Twenty fifth senatorial district nine towns united to re elect Mrs Edith W G Mitchell of Newtown to the State Central Committee. Deputies John H Hill and Charles E Wheeler led the slate with Hill as candidate for state committee and Mitchell to be retained. Committee roles were filled by Hattie Mix and Arthur J Hult among others, with remarks praising Mitchell’s return to health and service.
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Slate Central
Hill
Mitchell
Offic
Hattie Mix
Monroe
Arthur J. Hult
Trumbull
Wiliam P. Clark
Westport
Bates
George E. Hayes
Newtown
Helen E. Lewis
Stratford
Senator Wheeler
Joseph G. Shapiro
Shelton
Hayes
Lews
Wheeler
Alice B. Russ
Shapiro
Fairfield Cau
Distre
Him
Slite
Mix
Hull
Clark
Gore F. Sherwood
Sherwood
Bal Clark
Lewly
Mayen
Pitrfield
Lavery
Pickett
Burr
Bishop
Delacour
Mt Lewis
Keeling
Wallace
Easton
Marsh
Gregory
Beardsley
New Lewns
Platt
Heyes
Glover
Fage
Nettleton
Russ
Ward
Halt
Griffith
Weston
Atwater Relative Elected Director At Meriden Firm Board
Craig D Munson of Wallingford was elected to the board of the Holmes and Edwards company of Meriden, filling the vacancy left by Burgoyne Hamilton who resigned. Janes G Ludlum was reelected and several other directors were reaffirmed at yesterday's meeting, with adjournment to Meriden next Wednesday for further officers.
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Craig D. Munson
Wallingford
Fred Atwater
International Silverany of
Meriden
The
and Edwards Company
Mr. Munson
Burgoyne Hamilton
Hamilton
Janes G. Ludlum
Imanager
Holmes and Edwards Company
G O P Convention Profiles Town Chairman and Delegates
The article recounts a party convention where Burdick was elected town chairman for a two year term, Miss Lester as vice town chair, and various delegates and officers named for districts. It notes unanimous votes, roll calls, and the involvement of district leaders, with about 100 delegates attending.
Lynch Defeats Gorton in 14th District Fight
In New Haven on March 22 Associated Press reporting John P. Lynch of West Haven won the Republican convention for state central committeeman from the 14th Senatorial district. Lynch defeated Dr H Gorton of Naugatues and W St Woodruff of Milford with a test ballot and his selection became unanimous. Mrs Theresa Watson of West Haven was reelected to the committee.
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New Haven
Associated Press
John P. Lynch
West Haven
Br IL
Higganum elects two to GOP state meet
Higganum delegates Elwyn T. Chuck of Haddam and Miz Broest A. Jennings of Deep River were chosen as delegates to the Republican state convention. Miss Jennings also elected to the Central Committee.
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Higganum
G.O.P
Assaysin W Cotter
Margaret White
Exc
Hampton
Ielegates
Vail
Elwyn T. Chuk
Haddam
Miz. Broest A. Jennings
Deep River
Republican, Central Committee
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