Walton's Mary Russell to Be First Woman Selectman Candidate
Mary Russell of Wilton was nominated by the Republican committee to become the town's first woman selectman. The article chronicles her public service, community work with the Red Cross and Veterans housing study, her family, and her campaign efforts including election-day activities and roles with the League of Women Voters.
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Scotsman Turns Weaver Teaches Sterling House Pupils
John Ferguson, once a dour man facing ill health, embraced weaving on doctor’s advice. He built his own loom after studying library volumes, learned the craft, and evolved into a national authority. Now teaching weaving at Sterling House in Stratford, he enters a second season as instructor for the Community Chest Agency.
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Miniature waist cinches spark new fashion trend
Warner Brothers introduced the six inch Warner Cinch waist diminisher to back up the miniature corset craze, praised as comfortable and effective by publicity chief Ann Ketchum. Critics like Jack Hollar of La Resista oppose extra constriction, while industry data show rising foundation wear sales and growing teenage adoption, with broader approval from grandmothers and older women.
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Native trees and shrubs attract birds, Bartlett expert says
O W Spicer of Bartlett Tree Expert Co advises homeowners to plant berry bearing shrubs and trees to lure native birds back to yards. He names American elder barberry American hazelnut bayberry black chokeberry gray dogwood mountain ash Nannyberry snowberry winterberry and notes mountain ash and mulberry are ornamental and attract birds. Flowering crabapples also offer fruit for bird food until hard freezes in fall.
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