Parents to Appeal to State Board for School Bus
Fairfield November 11 residents of the Pine Creek Beach section petitioned the town school committee for school transportation for their children and were denied. Attorney William A. Kinsella said the appeal will be filed with the State Department of Education. Also, Commissioner William Craik ordered a uniform sidewalk along the Worth side of the Post road at Fairfield Center between Sanford Avenue and Miller Avenue after a hearing. Property owner William McGarry objected, saying the sidewalk would burden his blacksmith shop, and Craik ordered the work to proceed.
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Pine Creek Peach
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Ana
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Pine Creek Beach
William Craik
Worth
Post Road
Fairfield Center
Sanford Avenue
Miller Avenue
Town Hall
Wilam McGarry
Endorsement for New Haven Surgical Co. trusses
A prominent man credits relief to a properly fitted truss from the New Haven Surgical Co at 158 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport. The ad urges caution with improper fitters, touts expert staff, free examinations, and no obligation visits to seek relief from rupture.
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Essiesa
New Haven Surgical Co
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
Bridgeport
The
Face Disfigurement Healed by Sinel Ointment Claim
A Kalispell reader shares a testimonial from Elkin E. Berry about using Sinel ointment to cure a pimples and blackheads outbreak on his face. He washed daily and applied the salve, noting improvement within weeks and keeping Rasinol on hand for future use.
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Third Ave
Try This For Rheumatic Agony and Swellings
For many years Joint-Fase has been used in every state to ease sore joints and muscles. In bicycle races it is the remedy for quick relief of overworked muscles. 4 by Hindle Drug Stores and drugs sister everywhere.
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Hindle Drug Stores
Sista
Fairfield News Briefs Include Court Actions And Red Cross Drive
Several local items from Fairfield and surrounding areas note court actions. Youmats of Winsted received a release while Stinker of Southport was ordered to pay weekly support and placed under a bond. Meyers of Bridgeport fined for operating without proper registration. The Fairfield Red Cross opens its annual roll call with Mrs. Winchester directing volunteers in multiple towns and planning for Thanksgiving close. Upcoming events include a mite demonstration at Stanley David’s farm, a Knights of Columbus meeting, Greenfield Hill Grange session, and a Greenfield HAL church chicken supper. School enumeration shows 4359 pupils, with district breakdowns and increases from last year. The Golden Rule dinner for Near East Relief is set for November 19 at American Legion hall, with committees named and program plans underway.
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Jean Youmats
Winsted
Orville W. Holmes
Cobb
Encoline
Mill Plain Road
Fairfield
Youmatz
Farfields
Steve Stinker
Kings Highway West
Southport
Newsupport
Clarence Meyers
Main Street
Bridgeport
Brooklawn Avenue
American Red Cross
B. S. Winchester
Fairfield Center
Greenfield Hii
Grasmere
Scratfila
Redding
Ackenash
Redmen
Milford
State of Connecticut
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Eunice Dennie Burr
Florence Benard
Frances Marsh
Charles Pond
D. A. R. Memorial
Indian River Grange
Redmen’s Hall
Walnut Beach
Beléford's Hall
Naugatuck Avenue
Warren Fields
Benny
St. Arnold
William Teeden
Gun Club
Botsford
Milford Public Health Association
Sportsmen Will Meet at Hartford
Hartford November 11 The biannual conference of sportsmen to discuss changes in state fish and game laws and recommendations to the legislature has been called for December 10 at the state capitol John W Titcomb superintendent of fish and game said the board of fisheries and game under whose auspices the meeting will be held has invited members of sportsmen clubs sportspersons not connected with organizations and anyone interested in the subject The conference will be informal and any person may suggest changes or additions to the game laws or furnish ideas to clarify the present situation
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Hartford
State Capitol
John W. Titcomb
Fish and Game
Board of Fisheries and Game
Dubls
Investment firm officials arrested in Boston case
Boston November 11 AP Samuel Gordon president of the Eagle Investment association Benjamin Stieman financial secretary and Jacob Flahman vice president indicted by Suffufl county grand jury on charges growing from shortages in an audit of the association s 200000 Gordon charged in 12 counts with larceny and 33 counts of forgery Stieman and Fishman charged with conspiracy to steal They surrendered Gordon had been jailed unable to obtain bail of 100000 set when held in lower court for grand jury
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Boston
AP Samuel Gordon
Eagle Investment — Association
Benjamin Stieman
Jacob Flahman
Graud
Tha Mt
Gordon
Stieman
Fishman
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Wing
Republican Club Gains New Rooms in Fecker Block
Milford Nov 11 The Third District Republican club votes to lease for a year the Fecker building at 5 Naugatuck Ave Pais area hall will host weekly meetings Social events and recreation planned Sundays and Saturdays also used for gatherings.
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Republican Club
Fecker Block
Elm City man admits thefts in New Haven court
Carl Henry Rieker, former manager of Wyle's Inc., pleaded guilty to eight counts of merchandise theft totaling 644.91 dollars in Superior Court New Haven. Police court allegations include a separate claim of about 20,000 pounds in glassware and china plus about 5,000 dollars cash. Sentence was deferred.
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Superior Court Today
Carl Henry Rieker
Wyle’s Inc
Paclice Court
Rieker
A. A. Auting
Armistice Day Observed Quietly in Newtown
Newtown marks Armistice Day with flags along Main street and a quiet memorial led by Trinity Church rector Dr. Gesner who tolled the bell at 11 and offered prayers for the fallen. Ex service men praised his concise service as fitting the day’s memory. Also notes describe Willam Atchison installing a septic tank and Hartford residents closing their Taylor avenue residence for winter. English coal strike context mentioned as a consumer-related aside.
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Main Street
France
Richmond H. Gesner
Trinity Church
Mr. Atchison
Percy Atchison
John F. Madiean
James Madizan
Hartford
Taylor Avenue
Polewyrd S
Blind Artisans Sale Promotes Home Work and Help
A sale of articles by The Blind offers full price to the makers on the main floor rear. It funds employment at home for older blind workers, aiding their support and comforts. Items include raffia work tea stands baskets hot dish mats aprons towels washcloths holders ironing board covers and more. Please attend to support blind people of yar State.
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Yar State
Furniture Size Prices From Historic Ad Fragment
A fragment lists large furniture sizes with prices: an 81 by 99 inch item priced at 1.85 and a 63 by 99 inch item priced at 1.65, indicating a sale or catalog listing for oversized canvases or fabrics.
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