Fairfield Town Plans Sidewalk Along New Post Road
Fairfield Nov 11 A special observance of Armistice Day closes schools and banks while offices and many businesses adjust hours. A state sidewalk project along the Post road on Bitot street is under discussion by the board of selectmen and road commissioner, with funding to come from town funds or abutting property owners. Community events include meetings of local clubs, church activities, a Red Cross drive, and parishes planning budgets and canvasses.
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Fairfield
Fourfield
Fairfield Town
Fairfield County Republican Women's Organization
Gertrude JeHiffe Perry
Southport
Greenfield Congregational Church
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Father Coleman
The
Knights of Columbus
St Thomas' School Hall
Ladies’ Social Club
Airs
William Nichols
Hickory Hil
Board of Selectmen
Post Road
Bitot Street
Selectmen
Woman's Guild
First Church of Christ
Red Cross
Redl
Rot
St Pauls Tpiscopal Church
Sunaa
Young People’s
Congregational Church
Henry Sturges
Guidara
Man fears wife and brother died in flood
Frank J Nagle appealed to police in Haverhill Mass to locate his wife Dolena Nagle and his brother Leslie who left November 8 by car for Westville Quebec to visit their father. He fears they may have been swept away in Vermont flood since their route would pass through the affected area.
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Haverhill
Mass
Associated Press
Frank J Nagle
Dolena Nagle
Leslie
Westville
Quebec
Nagle
Vermont
Stratford Armistice Day Supper Highlighted by Legion Dinner
Stratford marks Armistice Day with halted offices and schools, a Sterling Memorial Hall program by the American Legion Auxiliary, speakers including Senator Wheeler and Col. Delacour, and a Taps salute. Red Cross roll call plans surface amid flood relief notes while high school activities feature a Masquerade, sewing projects, and rehearsal for Kathleen.
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Stratford
Sterling Memorial Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Anderson-Dunn-Rochiss Post
American Legion
Charles EF. Wheeler
Rex Delacour
Lexion Post
Stratford Center
Harold F. DeLacour
The
American Redress
New England
Redross
DeLacour
Hood
Red Cross
Mmost
Paul Goodell
Helen Eckle
George
Martha Washington
M Ses Smith Martin
Kathleen
Washington
Robert Kramer
Marjorie Wooley
Burrie Case Continued Bonds Fixed At 5000
Burrie, known as Beatty, is jailed on embezzlement charges from his time as district manager for the New England Oil and Refining Company. His case was continued with bonds set at 6000, as events inform residents of delays in the court process and related proceedings. The report notes community notices and local social events alongside the legal update.
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D Andrus
Lenox Avenue
New Hampshire
David Burrie
Beatty
New Hi
Candy Peanut Squares Molasses Mint Mixture
Candy peanut squares and molasses mint mixture appear among edible items. Fresh stuffed dates are noted. The compact listing suggests a local markets display or recipe card style assortment with traditional sweets.
Women’s Winter Coats Emphasize Smartness and Practicality
Women seek coats that are smart durable and practical for the season. The text notes most choose a single coat for winter and highlights fabrics like broadcloths bolivias suede finished cloths and imported mixtures with long haired furs used lavishly. Excellent values are offered.
Ombre Frocks Return with Crepe Dresses and Draped Styles
The article showcases the Ombre theme in a newer line of frocks featuring crepe dresses that illustrate the ombre effect. It notes plain colored frocks for informal wear, draped fronts, wide girdles, and sheer woolens as economical options for business wear, plus straight tailored and two piece modes for youth.
Heid-Knit Overcoats at Howland's Bridgeport
Howland's in Bridgeport advertises Heid-Knit Overcoats made from heavy knitted fabric that resists wrinkling and weather, plus two trouser suits made to specified materials. The store touts single and double breasted coats in brown gray and blue cheviots and offers a $40 soft hat with a raw edge on the main floor.
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Bridgeport
Howland’s
American Retailers Association
Clearance sale on hats featuring varied felts and velvets
Hat shop offers a clearance on smart hats with prices from $3.95 to $12.75. Highlights include tailored felts at $5 and $7.50 Velours and felts in colors and shapes, Soleil and Velvet models at $6.95 to $12.75, showcasing exceptional value and contour fit styles.
Crepe de Chine Scarves Add Color to Winter Coats
Fashion note highlights special three dollar Crepe de Chine plain and figured Crepe de Chine Georgette scarves. Described as gay colors wrapped around the throat to brighten dark toned winter coats. Includes details on fabric varieties and styling ideas.
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de Chine
Georgette
Queen Quality Air-O Pedic Shoes Sale Adds New Models
Saturday sale introduces smart new Queen Quality Air-O Pedic shoes and other updated models grouped for quick clearance. SG and 7.50 dollar pricing highlighted.
Coat Sweaters Feature Brushed Wool Comfort
Brushed wool coats and sweaters offer warmth and soft texture. High coats with pockets provide practical style, combining comfort and utility for cool weather wear.
Gloves for Mother and Daughter in Winter Brown
Gloves for mother and daughter feature fleece lined capeskin in brown tones to match winter ensembles. Prices range from $1.50 to $2.95 with styles including duplex sewn pull-on gloves and fine kid gloves with French cuffs in cocoa, chamois, gray, black and white.
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Fifth Avenue
Junior fur coats and frocks for girls ages 12 to 17
Full length youthful models in Caracal Pony and Beaverette furs with fox shawl collars. Dresses and frocks priced from 16.50 to 45, featuring velour wool crepe and satin in one and two piece styles. Sizes 12 to 17 years, with belts and collars offered, department two.
All Rubber Aprons And Underwear On Main Floor Sale
Advertises rubber aprons in medium and large, priced 50 to 75 cents, Vaile step-ins plain or trimmed, rubberized bloomers and silk covered step-ins, top bloomers at $1, elastic belts 25 to 75 cents, screen belts 50 cents to 0 cents, all on the Main Floor.
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Vaile
Men's Gray Suede-Soft Gloves with Black Stitch
A description of gray suede gloves noted for visual appeal and comfort. Finishing touches include black stitching on the back. Marketed as a Main Floor item labeled Fient.
Men’s Hosiery for Cooler Weather Ad
Men’s hosiery advice notes that cotton and wool blends are preferred for cooler weather with brown mixtures creating pleasing effects on the Main Floor Front.
Comet Pajamas Offer Durable Rayon Buttoned PJs
Men s Comet Pajamas feature Comet Flannel full cut pajamas with rayon frog fasteners. Describes pleasant weight suitable for immediate or later wear. Bain Fieor Front appears as a brand note or typo within the readable text.
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Comet
Celanese introduces washable ties at a new low price
Celanese unveils a line of permanent make ties marketed as very new and washable. Prices listed at one dollar and fifty cents with Malt Floor Front as a likely source or brand reference.
Overcoats for boys and youths in wool blends
The boy department advertises wool blend overcoats sized for ages 11 to 15, in gray brown and tan. Double breasted and box models praised for school wear, with prices from 8.95 to 12.75.
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