New Corporation Takes Over Plant of Ez Walk Co
March 27 report notes a moderate stock market with few issues immune to pressure. Buyers pushed favorites up one to three points while less popular shares fell, as investors reduced public interest and bearish sentiment extended. Volume reached 775000 shares, with partial recoveries from chain store and merchandising issues amid short covering and low priced purchases. Several railroad earnings reports showed gains, while copper and general market ignored increased foreclosure inquiry.
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Acme
Tomather Wau Aing
Sapsdary
Ois
Selson
Western Rail
Cake Stabilization Tip From Kitchen Note
A brief kitchen tip suggests adding Btule corn starch to flour to help keep cakes from sinking. The source highlights a practical baking adjustment to improve rise and texture in standard cake recipes.
Mrs Dungan Receives Gifts From Club Dinner Sendoff
Mrs Julia Dungan retiring president of the Business and Profession Women’s club plans a New York home. Members honored her with a feather week end cap and a warm dinner. Lea Townsend spoke while Miss Ida Campbell and others performed. An exhibition of photos followed by dancing and cards marked the open house hosted by several members.
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Julia Dungan
Business and Professions
New York
Rab Vick Barber
Alice Ikeosh
Adna Boller
Daylight Saving Starts April 30 Across States
Factories, schools and city officials follow the change in railroad schedules as the Manufacturers Association orders members to notify workers to set clocks ahead one hour. Massachusetts and New York City adopt the system by law and vote. Acting Mayor Hulbert announced the start date to align with statewide daylight saving plans.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Massachusetts
New York City
Board of Aldermen
Hulbert
Connecticut Jews Plan Victory Conference New England
An unprecedented Connecticut Jewish gathering is set for April 2 at Hotel Bond Heartine to celebrate the Victory Conference and the Jewish Relief Drive. State leaders will present a $150,000 check on behalf of Connecticut Jews as part of a relief fund nearing the half million dollar mark. Plans will outline pledge handling and collection across cities, with chairmen and committees coordinating the effort.
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Connecticut
Charles H. Stapiro
Chainmean
Jacob Caplin
Isaac M. Altman
Joint Distribution Committee
Uoon
Resnco Diva
Rach City
Dorothea Jorth's Aluminum Shower in New York
A aluminum shower honored Miss Dorothea A. Jorth of New York City at Mrs Th Belinder's Fairview Avenue home. The event welcomed Dorothea, former Bridgenort resident, to become the bride of Slourd B. Swanson of 2160 Fairfield Avenue. A pleasing program followed by a buffet luncheon featured many guests and local friends from musical circles.
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Dorothea A. Jorth
New York City
Mra
Belinder
Gee
Fairfisid Avenue
Miss Jorth
Bridgenort
Mualcal
Meide
Slourd B. Swanson Son
Sirs. & Swanson
Fairfield Avenue
A. Olson
Charles Anderson
Eric Anderson
Elton Almgren
G. Almeren
Hi i Bolder
C._ ‘Bjerlin
A. Carlson
H. Forsberg
J. Flather
A. Geyer
C. Johanson
E. Johnson
A. Johnson
D. Kalstron F. Olson
V. Traut
F. Sandatrom
Rk.sutherland
Esther Thilin
Mits’ Mabol Wahiquict
Woman's Aid plans meetings and speaker events
The Woman's Auxiliary of the D. wil hold a Tuesday night meeting at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Tr wn Davis of Ong Seats Arrest. Rector's Aid of Calvary Episcopal church will hold its fourth Lenten tea Wednesday from 4 to 6 at Mrs. Arthur Stwevey's 194 Jewett avenue. Hostesses Mrs. Russell Cone and Mrs. R. A. Peck. Emily Newell Blaine of the National Democratic Organization will speak at the Democratic Alliance event at Stratfield hotel Friday April 7, with Caroline Ruutz Rees of Greenwich providing. Mrs. Frank H. Riley will handle reservations at 717 Coleman Street.
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Trwnog Davis
Calvary Episcopal Church
Arthur Stwevey
Jewett Avenue
Irs
Russell Cone
R. A. Peck
Emily Newell Blain
National “Democrativc Woman'a
Democratic Alvance
Stratefield Hotel
Caroline Ruutz-Rees
Greenwich
Frank H. Riley
Coleman Street
Cleopatra’s secret cleansing ritual for beauty
In Egypt Cleopatra’s daily beauty routine used palm and olive oils after bathing. The famed queen maintained her looks with this gentle cleansing method, a practice recommended today for its stimulating cleansing effect and enduring allure.
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Egypt
Cleopatra
Fairfield Pupils Fall To Subint As Vaccination Delayed
Fairfield March 27. Health officer Laurence E Poole planned vaccinations for high school pupils but premature school closure announcements caused poor turnout with only about six present. He stated the closures were church announced and not authorized by him. A voluntary vaccination effort began at St Thomas parochial school with 100 children inoculated. No new cases. six total, all recovering.
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Fairfield
Spe- Iclai
St. Thomas
Fatis
Shipping reflects better business conditions here
Ridresart's harbor shows gradual improvement in trade as over two million feet of lumber and about 10,000 tons of hard and soft coal tonnage move to local dealers. Other firms report barge shipments of bituminous coal, lumber from the west coast, and ongoing unloading at Park City and Burritt Lumber docks.
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Ridresart
Ionasaya
United: Imminating Company
Textila Mts. Company
American Tube and Stamping Company
Remington -Rms Company
Olwynuc
Norfolk
Crane
Eddy
Calogel
Gertler
Northern
Wessland Lumber Co
West Coast
New York
Park City
Burritt
Milford Town Votes Down Veterans Memorial Plan
Milford residents reject the Board of Finance proposal to fund a Soldiers Memorial with a tax subscription. Debate centers on highway improvements and a new bridge approach, with selectmen to decide bid location. Old firehouse at Walnut Beach slated for abandonment following the vote.
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Milvort
Myereh
Ai eTlckens
Milford
Board of Finance
Hom Fay
Poe
J Dn
Brown
Seit
Atfar Highway
Bridiee Way
Twidgeport
Nansatick
Warmanter
Ligne
Calverley
Sitaan Lake
Arthur T. G'Reeta
Ahenia Sawler Wheeler
Walnut Beach
Protest Over Pay Raises For Stratford Teachers
Albright claims teachers earn 1.67 an hour in Stratford while the board notes three months annual idle time. The Education board president supports a 100 increase for qualified teachers, boosting payroll by about 6000 and prompting five new hires next year as freshman enrollment climbs amid 45 seniors graduating. Council votes and municipal reports follow including fire department timing, county deputies approval, and district road name changes in Honeyspot. A Knights of Columbus exam, a council note, and a garble remark about a leaking kettle closing the piece.
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Southwest End _ improvement association
Roosevelt
Pershing Avenue
Garibaldi Y Avenue
Robert Turney
Ferry Boulevard
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