Newtown High School Class Holds Reunion in 1917
Newtown March 29. A reunion of the class of 1917 was held at the high school with 1918 seniors in attendance. The program included songs, recitations, piano solos, and speeches led by classmates and teachers. Commencement speakers announced for the class included Miss Alice Houlihan and Miss Millicent Cavannugh.
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Newtown
Blanche Gilbert
Dora Strisik
Ruth Tilson
Aileen Houlihan
Mildred Stevens
Louis Bedat
Clarence Skill
America
Christine Corbett
Ethel Haris
Aunt Tabetha
Mabel Huntly
Pauli Smith
Robert
Richard Botsford
Donald Wvstr
Danne Stiff
Patrick Henry
Justine Houlihand
Dorothy Strisik
Ethel Harris
Alice Houlihan
Millicent Cavannugh
Donald Wright
Dorothy James
Martin Troy
Botsford
Shelton
Alice Keller
Charles Donlon
Tincie Sam
Admondie
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Mary Donlon
Sandy Hook
Congregational Church
Bridgeport
Herbert Coger
Charlotte Minor
Stratford Plans Public Entertainment Censorship and Easter Services
Stratford votes to appoint Selectman James Lally as censor of public entertainments permitting charged events. The town also schedules regular meetings on the first and third Wednesdays. Easter services are outlined with Holy Communion, sermons, and youth activities at the Congregational and Methodist churches, plus a Tercentenary course and Syrian Armenian relief gifts. Local residents visit from Detroit and Boston while bowling league teams and Judson Place homes are noted.
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Stratford
Arthur Gibbons
France
James Lally
Lally
Selectman's Office
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Ernest,c. Carpenter
E. C. Carpenter
Christ
Ruth
Marion Bland
Detroit
Elpha Silliman
Warwick Avenue
Thomas Moore
Albert Mills
Boston
Edmund Judson
Peddie Institute
New Jersey
Judson Place
Bawes
Delaney
Pearson
Hall
Crate
Poe
Lewis
Pickering
le Luce
Stanton
Thibault
SO. A
Master
C. Weitrich
Feo Hlonsinger
H. Deitrich
Dunn
Nelson
Alexander
Xu Kelley
Strong
TS Kearney
Loftus
Zipf
Barrows
Daniels
Shunney
Conners
Jones
Ae Ta Burritt
Ts Greiner
Hegelheimer
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Income Tax Office to Close at Five This Afternoon
The Federal Income Tax Office in this city will close at 3 oclock this afternoon and no in person returns can be made after that hour. Mail postmarks dated before midnight April 1 will be accepted. Taxpayers have rushed to file, but many subjects may still be unfiled. Katherine Witpatrick and Mary McGuinne assisted at the tax office this week. A local factory sent a check covering taxes paid by its employees.
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Ikatherine Witpatrick
Mary McGuinne
Ta Omee
Topit Fm & In
Younl
Income Tas
Easter Hat Styles And Spring Arrivals
Easter time fashion notes from Hafid department store. Women urged to keep a bright appearance with wide brim hats in black and white, ostrich feather accents, hats with matching bags and parasols. Describes colors like purple emerald and army blue with floral trims and wreaths. Second floor.
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Hafid
America
Special Attractions in Children's Wear
New Department on the second floor features spring coats and jaunty garments for ages 6 to 14, priced from 6.50 to 25.00. Gay French plaids with white pique collars, cuffs, belts and pockets, items from 1.50 to 8.50 for special little frocks, including white ruffled organdie at 8.50.
Birds Seek Baths on Gray Stone Pedestals
The Birds will be looking for baths for resting travelers during migration. Baths described as gray or gray green stone fit lawns or gardens, with pedestals priced from 6.50 to 17.75 and without pedestals 2.75 to 5.25, plus a Millinery Section featuring Easter hats, dresses, and party wear for girls.
Glove and Shoe Sale Highlights From Main Floor Display
The feature list promotes French Gloves from $2.35 to $3.25 and washable chamoi settes at $1.00 with silk gloves from 65 cents to $1.50. Easter shoes for women and children include Hi cut lace boots and pumps priced from $7.00 to $12.00, plus spats in felt and broadcloth. Also offered are children's footwear in numerous leathers and a new cross stitch design pillow and scarf centers with accessories like luncheon cloths and doilies. Knitting needles in National colors complete the display on the main floor.
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Russia
Specials in the Picture Gallery Closeout Sale
A sale offers Thompson colored photo prints in mahogany frames of colonial interiors and exteriors, patriotic pictures with Betsy Ross and early flags, Thompson canvas oil paintings in gilt frames, and framed scenic views. Also offered are tea strainers silverplated with gold linings, sugar trays, lemon forks, napkin rings, tinted casters, and toast racks on the main floor north aisle.
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Thompson
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Betsy Ross
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