Milford Devon Bank Moves to Modern Milford Home
The Devon Bank relocates to new quarters on Bridgeport Avenue in Milford with mahogany interior and enhanced lighting. Milford Post American Legion officers were elected for the coming year, with plans to attend the department officers installation at the New Haven Lawn Club on November 2. Other notices include the Acken Sh Tribe of Redmen meeting November 3 and a growing sectional membership contest.
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Milford
Devon Bank
Eade Bock
Bridgeport Avenue
Burton L. Wright
Henry Webbie
Alfred E. Gould
George 8. Clark
J. Burton Smith
B. M. Doyle
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Arthur W. End
Werner B. Gutenberg
Richard EB. Wil- Mage
F. Glendon Hall
Henry R. Whitford
William T. Hoyt
Edward J.ties
Ing
Ernest Huber
Clark B. Stowr
Thomas L. Lowe
D. J. Scannell
Arthur L. Nash
American Legion
Harvey B. Brow
Arthur L. Baldwin
C. Homer Pulver
James E. Coaner
Sterling E. Ulrich
Russell H. Norris
J. Maynard Miller
W. T. Doolittle
W. 8. Fischer
Howard Treat
Edward B. Brotherton
Clarence J. Flatt
Roker
Houghkirk
Carl J. Nimra
James F Tooker
George A. Stevens
Department
Legion and State Auxiliary
New Haven Lawn Club
Earle F. Richards
Department of Connecticut
Edward E. Spafford
New York
48 Hour Test For Getting Up Nights
Test promises relief for bladder weakness backache and night awakenings. Claims quick results in 48 hours with a money back guarantee and satisfaction promise. Includes bold claims of improved sleep and vitality without risk.
Local notices and social events from Guilford area
Walnut Beach leads a three section contest with Milford and Devon, wrapping up in January. Bay View’s Happy-go-Lucky Whist club hosts Mrs Goodspeed on November 3 promising “Thunder and Lightning.” Milford Hospital drives run Thursday and Friday in all Milford schools seeking home goods. Notables: Mrs. Susan Platt returns to Boston for YWCA Domestic Science studies after Yale-Dartmouth game trip. Community briefs cover DAR and Legion activities, church services, reading circle, and local promotions of residents George Payne and Mrs. Cattle Payne.
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Milford
Devon
Walnut Beach
Bay View
W. H. Goodspeed
Milesfield Ave
Howard Smith
Broadstreet
David Meade
Guilford
Smith
Susan Platt
Boston
Y. W. C. A. School of Domestic Science
Yale
Services Set at Congregational Church in New Fairfield
New Fairfield November 2 Special Correspondent announces services at Congregational church Sunday at 11 o'clock with Rov. Fret R. Bunker of Wilton as principal speaker, a former Africa missionary. Various locals and visitors from Poughkeepsie Pembroke and Nutley attend or visit relatives in the area.
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New Fairfield
Congregational Church
R. Bunker
Wilton
Bunker
Africa
William Pugsley
Frank Pugsley
Poughkeepsie
Rrs
Irving Gerow
Julia Lane
Xow Hartford
Myrtle Carpenter
Levi Peck
Pembroke
White Plains
Oakley Pugsley
Eli J. Peck
Arthur Disbrow
Fitchard Carpentier
N.Y
George Lane
Nutley
New Jersey
Daniel R
Stanley Peek
John 8
Thornhill
Brookfield
Charles D. Ferris
Newtown
Memorial needed in France says Fairfield speaker
Fairfield CT November 2 Attny Philo Calhoun Bridgeport told Fairfield Luncheon Club that Connecticut should erect a more representative memorial in France than the present horse and drinking fountain design He discussed the Paris American Legion convention praising its calm effective conduct and the Legion’s pilgrim spirit in visiting graves and cemeteries across France and Belgium
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Fairfield
Connecticut
Calhoun
American Legion
Paris
Stomach Gas Gone Adlerika Tale From Portland Reader
A reader reports relief from long standing indigestion and gas after Adlerika. Claims include restored appetite, happier marriage, and notable cleansing of the intestinal tract after treatment. Endorsed by doctors and linked to reduced bacteria and improved digestion. Sold by thousands of druggists.
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Adlerika
Palmer M. Olson
Portland
Longtime Luncheon Club Member Returns to Roger Ludlowe Alumni Event
A luncheon guest who had been away for years returned and was welcomed at the meeting, now residing in North Carolina. He is a Roger Ludlowe High School graduate and president of its alumni association. The town plans to send two delegates to the New England conference in Springfield on November 17 and 18. First Selectman Frederick A. Burr outlined items for tomorrow night’s town meeting at the high school. Judge Wakeman, head of the fire protection committee, said the panel will have its report ready for voters. A protest grows over abandoning a historic road connected to Unquown Road and Mill River, with townspeople opposing loss of town rights and potential property purchases by Simon Bradley to safeguard his land from trespass.
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North Carolina
Roger Ludlowe High
New England
Springfield
First
Frederick A. Burr
Roger Ludlowe High School
Judge Wakeman
Board of Selectmen
Mil River
Benjamin Franklin
Post Office Department
Mill Tiver
Simon
Bradley
Board of Finance
Newtown Developments End Route Questions with New Signs
Newtown residents see four concrete post signs directing traffic to Providence Hartford Waterbury New Haven Bridgeport and Bethel. The signs aim to cut daily directional questions and prevent stops near the Main street intersection. Federation meets at Newtown Congregational church. women exchange ideas and lunch. Board of Assessors closes sworn tax list filing with penalties. John H. Keane may return to assist, drawing on his long service and local Lake Zoar knowledge.
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Newtown
State Highway Department
Providence
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
Bridgeport
Bethel
Highway Department
Main Street
Federation
Newtown Congregational Church
Newtown Board of Assessors
John H. Keane
Board of Assessors
Heeane
Lake Zoar
Trumbull Social And Vital Notices Reported
Local families host relatives from Brooklyn Bridgeport and Norwalk. Olive Meyers visits Beverly Meyers. Mrs. Christie hosts a birthday dinner. Library visit by Long Hill pupils. town clerk records September marriages births and deaths including Farrar Petits Griffith Wegrzypp Paul.
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Trumbull
Associated Press
George Wynns
Wynns
Brooklyn N
Olive Meyers
Bridgeport
Beverly Meyers
Albert H. Christie
Christie
Norwalk
Ida M. Hazard
Monroe Center
L. Wells
Craig
B. Iva Evans
Chicago
Albert E. Louiey
Long Hill School
Morgan
Snyder
Nichols Memorial Library
Cora E. Beach
EB Richard Edwards
L. Radelitte
George H. Kaechele
Charlotte
Hanson
Arthur L. Staples
Anna T. Smith
Eugene Donald Farrar
Samuei Farrar
Michael Frank Petits
Frank Petits
Denths
Mary E. Griffith
Long Hill
Nichols Club elects Mrs Barton director of play
At a reorganization of Nichola Dramatic Club Mrs George W Barth was elected director of The Lucky Break to be staged soon replacing Sydney R Stapley who resigned. Cast changes will be made by Mrs Barton, likely few, as announced today.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Guild
Gertrude Peet
Trinity Episcopal _church
Charles Abercrombie
Ergin Stickles
St. John's Episcopal Church
Bridgeport
Endeavor Circle
Ladies' Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nichols Methodist Church
Supper Committee Sets Up Fashion Show and Candy Booth
The Supper Committee chaired by Mrs L A Nothnngie plans an entertainment and Fashion display after supper. An evening fashion show will feature 15 hats and costumes. Women are gathering original creations from city closets for the event Thursday evening. The Ladies Aid Society met with Miss Antic Paorteous Tuesday afternoon.
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L. A. Nothnngie
Lewis Christie
Frank Reed
J. Johnson
Edith Fairchild
George McClellan
Candy Booth
Harry Judd
A. Abercrombie
Ed Johnson
Lames’ Aid Society
Antic Paorteous
Masquerade Canoe Event Planned in Monroe Hall
Monroe on November 2 notes a masquerade canoe at Town hall Saturday evening under Lady Martha Chapter 0 B S with prizes for costumes. The Congregational Church studies host a play with tableaux and music and refreshments. Church ladies plan a chicken pie supper for November 17 and Stepney Methodist cooks a November 11 supper. Nan Huntley visits her father and attends a teachers convention in Bridgeport. Delegates from Monroe Congregational attend Strathford mid year meeting.
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Nan Huntley
South Glastonbury
Bridgeport
Walter Homan
Robert Sinclair
Edward Curtiss
Girl, 6, Dies as Result of Hallowe'en Burns
In Waterville Maine on November 2 a six year old girl Jeneva Hamlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Hamlin of Fairfield died from burns after her dress caught fire from a jack o lantern while playing with a friend. Her mother received severe burns while trying to extinguish the flames.
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Waterville
Maine
Associated Press
Jeneva
Carol Hamlin
Fairfield
Brookfield Wedding: Anna Carlson and Eric Gustafson
In Brookfield on Saturday evening Rev Archie Hook officiated at the Congregational parsonage wedding of Anna Carlson of Bridgewater to Erle Gustafson of Brookfield. The couple, both mentioned with family ties, plan to reside on Grove Street in New Milford after a wedding trip. Also noted are local social visits, a teachers convention in Bridgeport, and a fractured leg of Mary Tomascek who was treated at New Milford hospital.
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Brookfield
Archie Hook
Anna Caerleon
Bridgewater
Albert Carlson
Erle Gustafson
Matilda Gustafson
Gertrude F. Gustafson
Frank Johnson
New Milford
Bridgeport
Leonard A. Taylor
Charlotte C. Thornhill
John
Thorn- Ame
William I, Tibbais
Berkely
Calif
Milford
Stratford
Mary Tomascek
John Tomascek
Long Meadow Hill
New Milford Hospital
Coat thieves fouled in Torrington theft attempt
Two men tried to steal a Hudson seal plush coat from the Stewart shop in Torrington. Mrs. Benjamin Robinson, proprietor’s wife, seized the coat, thwarting the theft as the pair fled the city in a Connecticut-registered car.
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Torrington
Associated Press
Stewart
Benjamin Robinson
Connecticut
Keeping Young With Olive Tablets
A vintage health ad claims aging stems from sluggish bowels and liver toxins. Dr Edwards, Ohio physician, invented Olive Tablets as a non calomel liver bowels tonic. The olive colored pills are advertised as effective at toning the liver and cleansing the system, priced 15c 30c and 60c.
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Hyer
Edwards
Ohio
One Skinny Man Gained 28 Pounds McCoy's Tablets Ad
An Atlantic City reader touts McCoy's Tablets as a flesh producer. The ad claims quick improvement in hollow cheeks and weak health, promising a 5 pound gain or more or money back after purchasing six 60 cent boxes or two 1 dollar boxes. It urges readers to ask for McCoy's Tablets at any drug store.
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Atlantic City
McCoy
America
Jn Ady
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