Stratfield Peace to Be Preserves Obstacle Removed
Stratfield fire department and Stratfield Community chorus resolved a long standing space conflict at Community hall. Lower floor will be Fireman's hall and upper floor Community hall. Upcoming public meetings include Stratfield PTA and Men’s Club at Stratfield Baptist church with plans for new season and thrift talk.
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Jfire Department
Stratfield Community Chorus
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Eink Gmeetpg
Fire Department
Aié
Stembers
Fireman's
Fire
Clarence R. Hall
Fred E. Lacey
Parent-Teacher Association
Stratfield Men’s Club
Stratfield Baptist Church
Howard Speer
Brokerexe
Thrift
Herbert Strout
Edward Pease
Women’s Christian Temperance Union set 1925 convention in Los Angeles
Chicago November 20 The next national convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be held in Los Angeles in September 1925 the executive committee announced today Boston Niagara Falls New York and two other cities had also bid for the gathering
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Chicago
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Los Angeles
Boston
Niagara Falls
New York
Ilson Praised by Business Men in Delegates Letter
A committee of business and professional men released the text of a letter urging Republican delegates at the state convention to support John Q. Tilson for Senate. The letter lauds his district work, fidelity, and influence in Washington, and argues Connecticut and the administration need him in the Senate. Signers include John Goss, H. Wales Lines, Lucius A. Whiton, and Franklin Farrel.
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New Haven
John ‘Q. Tilson
Congress
Washington
Mr.Tilson
Connecticut
Senate
John Goss
Waterbury
Lines
Meriden
Lucius A. Whiton
New London
Franklin
Farrel
Ir. Angsonta
Hoover Backs Stay in Pooling Cabinet Avoids Exit
Washington Nov 20 Casco cited Press Secretary Hoover has decided to remain in the Cabinet despite pressure from business groups. President Coolidge urged his stay and Hoover informed the President of his decision to stay. He joined the original 1921 cabinet and accepted the commerce portfolio after assurances of a free hand to reorganize. He aims to complete the program already begun.
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Washington
Cassocited
Hoover
Hig
President Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Coolidge
Marding
Honor Woman Who Defeated British at Kings Mountain
A Shelby letter to the Boston Globe highlights Mary Patton of Fowder Branch Tennessee as the patriot whose powder mill supplied 600 pounds of powder aiding Col Sevier and Campbell in the Kings Mountain battle. Ferguson was killed and the mountain campaign turned the Revolutionary War tide. Her memory is to be honored at Kings Mountain North Carolina this month with Mrs S E B Goforth of Shelby as guest of honor.
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Kings Mountain
Ferguson
Spartanburs
Boston Globe
Mary Patton
Fowder Branch
Tenn
Shelby, N
Sevier
Shelby
Campbell
England
Britain
Mary Melechen
Colonies
John Patton
America
Ireland
Mary
Mrs. Patton
Tennessee
Buffalo Creek
Carter County
Powder Branch
Mrs Patton
Namnd Foreyton
Cally
Col Sevier
Sae
North Carolina
Mary ‘Patton
Fashionable hats go on sale at five dollars
A promotional note markets a large collection of hats offered at five dollars with makers price concessions. It highlights sport wear Mattewan velours in season shades once eight fifty, plus metallics silks and satins. Most hats are from ten dollar lines with a minimum eight fifty, urging readers to choose now.
Sensation stockings offer 2 for price of 1 sale
Quality stockings attract many buyers for personal use and gifts. The ad promotes two pairs for slightly more than one, highlighting mostly fine first quality stock but notes a single lot with imperfects. Stockings for women, socks for men, and stockings for children are advertised.
Women's stockings sale with varied fibers and colors
Wholesale hosiery listing describes women's stockings in silk, lisle, wool, and cashmere with multiple finishes and colors. Pairs include thigh and full fashion styles in black, nude, French nude, taupe, champagne, and beiges. Regulated prices range from 1 to 4 dollars per pair.
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Omen
Paige
Airdale
Stouuk & i
New department for added service opens at Cannon St entry
A new department for added service offers fruits and nuts of choice sorts in a handy section just inside the lower Cannon Street door. The department promises good value for Thanksgiving with items priced the usual Howland way. Main floor rear.
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Cannon St
Riot of color in printed silks
Splendid for the tunic blouse the new dress not for scarfs. Lovely floral ideas patterns that combine stripes and flowers tiny distinctive patterns all over flowered designs and plaid silks of unsurpassed quality at this low price. 40 inches wide two ninety five per yard. Third floor Front.
Candle Wick Bed Spreads Embroidered Patterns
Bright factory style ad states full size bed spreads with blue or pink embroidery on white heavy unbleached muslin or all white. Special low price five dollars. Located on the third floor center.
Attractive ribbon novelties and lingerie pins sale list
A classified style listing describes attractive ribbon novelties all boxed and made of ribbons and ribbon flowers. Lingerie pin sets priced from 20 to 25 cents. Satchets and handkerchief cases range from 80 cents to 1.50 dollars. Garters 75 cents to 2.25 dollars per pair. Shoe trees 75 cents and one dollar per pair. Ribbon vanities offered at 50, 75 cents. Moin dour.
Three Day Fur Sale Offers Big Value in Coats
A three day fur sale features fine fur coats with strong value. Featured items include coats priced at 110 dollars from a 225 dollar tag, showcasing significant savings for shoppers.
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Ilson
Goss and Lines
Brussels
Associated Press
Red Star
Uner Belgenland
Whh
Antwerp
Scheldt
People’s Savings Bank
Main Street
Poolidge
Bridgeport
Howland
Venter
Y Goudy
Moin Dour
Toyland
Coats
Syed
Ooney
Coats Ree
Sunts
her—Hudson
Skunk Collins
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