Fairfielders demand electric lights for station and platforms
Fairfield residents and commuters loudly urge the New Haven railroad to install electric lighting at the town station and platform areas, criticizing the outdated oil lamps and dangerous cracks in darkened walkways. A Red Men smoker Thursday features Dempsey Carpenter fight pictures, boxing, and strength exhibitions, with plans inviting all men to attend. The high school plans plays and dances, while local notices include hospital news for Teddy Fabryk and a Casson visit, plus several property warranty deeds and small classified listings.
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Red Men
Ben Plotkins
Fairfield Magen Supply Co
Ladies Of Charity Meet In Hunting Street Nurses' Home
The Ladies of Charity of St, Vnn cent de Paul will hold a regular meeting Wednesday December 14 in the Nurses' home on Hunting Street. Mrs Emmett S Beardsley of 61 Pome Street has returned home after visiting Hartford with her cousin Miss Abbie Elwood. The Wednesday Workers of the United Church will meet Tuesday at 1 o'clock for an all day sewing session. Luncheon will be served at 3:30 after which Dr John Bresna Raw will speak on The Modern Hospital. Miss Elizabeth Cox of Brookview Avenue is in New York City for several days. Miss Helen F Hoyd, Visiting Nurse Association superintendent, who will move to Mansfield Ohio soon, attended a dinner at the Algonquin Club with a large group of guests. Mrs Harry Walsh of 28 Worth Street will host a whist party for the Women's Auxiliary of the Y tomorrow evening. Miss Helen Lombard, president of the Fifth District Democratic Women's Club, has scheduled a business meeting for tomorrow evening at 208 Wood Avenue. All members are asked to attend. Advertise In The Times.
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Ladies of Charity of St. Vnncent de Paul
Nurses
Hunting Street
Emmett S. Beardsley
Pome Street
Hartford
Abbie Elwood
Workers of the United Church
John Bresna Raw
Helen F. Hoyd
Visiting Nurse Association
Mansfield
Ohio
Algonquin Club
Marion
Donaldson
Florence Barrett
Mary J. McGuinness
Catherine A. Tuite
Nell Alexander
Sara Milligan
Janet Ottley
Victoria Larmour
Rose Kiehl
Lola Bennett
Carelyn Sheehan
Maria Bates
William Steinke
J. A.rushing, Jr
H. V. Langzotte
Thomas Mason
George Warren
Helen Lombard
Fifth District
Democratic Women's Club
Wood Avenue
Wide selection of purses and bags on sale
A Christmas plum pudding of shopping bags and purses, with 26 styles at one price and 30 at the second price. Active dealer sold season-end stock at dropped prices, offering long-handled bags, mirrors, dovetyn, and fashionable colors. Limited stock urged shoppers to choose soon.
Smokers gift ideas across a wide range of goods
A lengthy catalog lists ash trays in china brass and mahogany finishes along with complete smoker sets priced from two to fifteen dollars. Jars for tobacco and cigars, cigarette holders, smoker stands, and portable comforts are described, followed by kitchen and hearth items such as fireless cookers fireplace sets and irons. Fourth floor display notes indicate a broad gift assortment for Father and Mother.
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China
Bright scarfs and quiet neckwear for all occasions
A finish assortment of scarfs in silk tricote, angora, and knitted wool plus organza and lace collared sets in varied colors. Gloves in gray white black and natural tones, kid options at $1.85 to $3.50. Handkerchiefs in solid colors with white borders, 15 to 25 cents, and all linen versions at 1.20 to 0.50. Second and third floors feature baby booties, gloves, and fine serge fabric at $2.00.
Women's and Children's Umbrellas and Winter Wear Ads
An ad describes silk umbrellas with pretty handles in blue red or green and blue black covers with light durable frames priced five dollars for women and two dollars for children. It also touts bloomers and petticoats in soft wool jersey and genuine tub silks in various colors with launderable fabrics. Located on the second and third floors of a department store.
Mahogany and lacquered tray lineup for sideboards
A historic classifieds item offers solid mahogany trays in various shapes and sizes priced from three to eight dollars. Mahogany finish oval and oblong options list from three to five dollars, plus reed trays and lacquered Japan trays priced around three to five dollars.
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Japan
Embroidered lace lingerie and matching slippers on sale
Beautiful hand embroidered lingerie and gowns described with varied patterns and fit. Slipon nainsock gowns range from $2.50 to $3.50, chemises and corset covers priced around $2.50 to $3.75. Slippers include suede, felt, and beaded moccasins in multiple colors, offering warmth and comfort.
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Marwin Marshall
John Belden
George Vorees
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Fred Waldron
Hikannah Parsons
Whadford Horton
Tom Dearborn
Clyde Buckingham
Magistrate
John Jennings
Sinon Meekins
Paul Cleland
the Constable
Nan Sherwood
Goodwife Dearbor
Eloise Vibart
Betty
Florence Fox
Goodwife Parsons
Constance Bousquet
Experience
Ruth Wells
Louise
Miss Honicker
College of New Rochelle
Legion Hall
Teddy Fabryk
102Nd Machine Gun Company
Allington
New Haven
Teddy
Feld
Best Hospital
Thomes Casson
Thomas Murphy
Casson
Simon Pease
Charles Hull
Bréart
Bitke Toth
Francia P. Golesky
Henry Sensee
Gam Leginsky
Mary Tropsa
Bridgeport
John Rosman
Andrew
Mary Jakob
Burr Road
Mary Jacob
John Roman
Fairfeld
Frank Talley
J. W. Steeves
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Adolph Guttman
I. Klein
Fair- Mem
Mary Veres
Hirabeth Sizensky
E. W. Grove
Elizabeth Cox
Brookview Avenue
New York City
Harry Walsh
Worth Street
Women's Auxiliary
The
the Times
Price
Serge
Jersey Bloomers
Howland Dry Goods CO
Chamber of Commerce
Copenhagen
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