Fairfield Nominees Listed by Both Parties for Town Election
Fairfield notes party slate for town election on October 4. Republicans and Democrats name candidates for Assessor, Board of Belief, First and Second Selectman, Town offices, boards, and ballots. Local court actions include fines for breach of peace and parking violations, plus building permits and community events such as Legion meetings and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Edgar Banka
Howard Gray
Fred E. Northrop
Board of Belief
Chas. A. Wyrtren
Wm. Sherwood
First Selectman
Fred A. Burr
William London
Second Selectman
Stanley M. Hull
Wm. O’dwyer
Funi Luin
Switzer
William
Bunn
James Smith
Hanford W. Lyon
Gustave Wehrle
Registrar
Louis Swestewski
Old Stratfield Road
Clarence RK. Hall
Frank E. Butler
Brookview Avenues
Rudompa Costella
Merose Lane
Walter Ronald
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
Sheilff Costello
Francis Reister
Everitt Costello
Community church joint meeting and parish supper plans
Friends and associates of the UAC Warner note a joint meeting of the Young People's society of the First Church of Christ with Screecy Lea at Greenfield Congregational church Sunday evening. Fairfield youth will meet Rev John R Scott. Women of the First Church plan a parish supper Wednesday evening. Grasmere PTA discussed fall and winter yearson. Roger Ludlowe High football trains daily on Roger Sherman Field Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ludlowe High School
Roger Sherman Athletic
Center Street
New Gage Hats Range From Five To Ten Dollars
The Gage hat line showcases felts and velours in fall shades like greens, claret, toast, and sand with unique shapes. Stores promise a complete collection priced between five and ten dollars, urging customers to try them on for lasting satisfaction.
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Gage
Duc
Geraldine Farrar Due at Ridgefield
New York on September 17 AP reports opera star Geraldine Farrar returned from Germany praising the reception there and noting no future plans beyond visiting Ridgefield Connecticut with her father Sidney D. Farrar. She recalled Berlin’s anniversary of her debut and mentioned present day flappers as the "flappers of today."
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New York
Gerontine Farrar
Germany
Berlin
Asn
Milas Farrar
Miss Farrar
Stitch-in- Time Club members win at Hartford State Fair
Long Hill residents report premium awards for second year work by Stitch-in-Time Workers Clothing Club with Janet Smith taking first and Ruth Kellogg second, plus a third for a home hemmed patch. Plans announced for a 4H Club Fair October 1–2 at the Long Hill Firehouse to showcase exhibits within ten miles.
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Long Hill
Workers Clothing Club
Hartford
Janet, Smith
Ruth Kellogg
Janet Smith
Long Hil
Albert Smith, Sr
Ees
Frank Fobes
Brooklyn, I
Monroe Monroe News Highlights At National Insurance Meet
Monroe residents William J. Baird and another delegate attend the National Insurance Convention in Atlantic City representing Fidelity Insurance Company. Local fundraising urged for Masonie Hospital at Wallingford with donations due by Sept 24 and delivery on Sept 25 during Chand Master’s Day observance. Several town residents plan visits to New York and Los Angeles, while others host and visit family and attend conventions in New Haven and Bridgeport. carpenters repair a home damaged by July fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wiliam J. Baird
Som Donald
Atlantic City
Fidelity Insurance Company
Masonie Hospital
Walingford
Lad Jartha
Mrabbe Damm
Masonic
Masons
Eastern Star
Charles W. Deane
New York
Ivana
Lundy Port
Los Angeles
California
Martha Stevens
Bridge
Miriam Wales
Fred Trimile
Misa Ruth Trimble
Brooklyn
Samuel B. Burd
William J .Baird
Irs
Pawine Cosel
Gertrude Mortimer
New Haven
Silver Sands
Edwin Shelton
Arthur W. Smith
Theodore Veardgley
Elmer Joyce
Bridgeport
Charles Peet
Herbert Joyce
Fall Frocks for Madame at 25 dollars
Frocks that are a joy to own and wear form the wardrobe foundation for autumn. Rich satins Georgettes and satin blends in jungle greens claret navy and black. Silhouettes are youthful modern priced at 25 dollars. Second floor.
Say Fellows Howlands Novelty Woolens Offer
Say Fellows Howlands announce new novelty woolens for boys ages 7 to 18. Coat two knickers and vest set in tan and grey priced at $12.50.
Women's New Gloves Slip-on Kid Gloves
Ladies fashion note announces tan bark pique sewn gloves priced at 3.75 dollars. Featured as the newest and most stylish option available on the main floor center display.
Fall Hat Styles and Special Prices at Main Floor
Men’s Fine Felts Special at 3.75 dollars with styles for fall including pearl grey bisque steel Byson zinc and nutria. Stetson hats in new styles and shades eight dollars Berg hats five dollars. Main Floor Rear.
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Stetson
Berg
New Fall Oxfords for Men of Taste
Smart new models in black and tan calf and Scotch grain oxfords offered in round toe styles. Prices are $8.50 for calf options and $7.50 for Scotch grain designs, highlighting comfort and style.
Nation Sale Ends Saturday At Six P. M
A lengthy advertisement outlines a nation sale ending Saturday at 6 PM. It lists numerous sewing goods and notions with regular and sale prices, including cottons, threads, needles, sewing machines, tapes, braids, elastic webbing, collars, snaps, pins, dressmaker pins, darning threads, lingerie fabrics, sanitary items, and household aprons, emphasizing bulk bargains and two for deals.
Madras Silk Stripe Cloths For Men At $2
Woven madras with silk stripes and fancy checks in blue or white offered as fine quality broads for men. Options include cloth with or without collar priced at two dollars.
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Madras
Handkerchiefs New dainty袭 Attractive sale item
Handkerchiefs New dainty attractive. Women's sport handkerchiefs 250 available. Women's white linen handkerchiefs with colored embroidered hemstitched border. Men's white linen handkerchiefs with colored border. Price 25 cents. Floor center.
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Wilsnap
Frice
Sik
Ain
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Democrat
Arthur J. Bennett
Edward Russell
George W. Larson
H. R. Elwood
John Hull
R. Perry
Steven Novakowics
Daniel Lonson
Legion
Arthur of Bennett
George Alfred Smith Post No. 74
Amercian Sealon
American Legion
A. Can Legion Hall
John B. Carpenter
H. R. Ewood
Francia Jordan
Nathan Rothman
Federal Street
William T. Burr
C. Miller
Windsor Street
James D. Brigeau
South Avenue
George Bonavia
Cornell Street
Nelson R. Pearson
Paul Everson
Chestnut Street
Otto , Schmidt
Iine Creek Road
Lindsey Brothers
Montauk Street
Sherman Hall
Catamount Street
Rimey
Burns
Leahy
Moran
Jack Leahy
George Everett Murphy
Thomas Murphy
Unquowa
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Board of Selectmen and Registrars of Voters
Pequot Yacht Club
Champ
Nevins Ship Yard
City Island
Nevada
Dever H. Warner
Royal
Crown
Tiowland
Untit
Geraldine Farrar
Ridgefield
Kellar Briggs
George Hutchinson
Raymond
Winifred Schroeder
B. A. Rowe
Benjamin
New Rochelle
N. Y
Louis Albert
Bridgeport Brass Co
Tashua
George Pearsall
Birmingham
England
Flenry Blatz
Clarice Radclife
Wesley
Edward Lee
Stepney
William Pecor
Bridgeport Hospital
Adams
Mass
Hoyt
Upper Long Hill
White Plains School
Long Hill School
Charles Hadl
New England
House
Utica
Charles Hall
M. FE. Charea
Howard Handall
Lynn HB. Abbott
Hanford Reach
Charles Liadley
Walter S. Radcliffe
Dandy New
Atwater Kent
White & Black
Joan J. Clark
Bening Sik
Milward
Prisco
Pew & Tor Lie
Clark
O. N. Tv
Sewin Hose
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