Milford News social dances and community notices
The Sons of Plymouth announce an informal dance on Thursday April 8 at the town hall with committee members Charlton Clark Stewart White and Raymond Parmelee in charge. Miss Bernice Nettleton’s pupils perform The Play Goers on Friday April 16 in the First Church chapel under the W C A patronage. Easter music plans include Bullard's Resurrection with Yale musicians assisting. Births deaths and appointments are reported along with local social events and a thunderstorm last night.
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Sons of Plymouth
Charleton Clark
Stewart White
Raymond Parmelee
Bernice Nettleton
Goers
Helen Blake
Josephine Clark
Irene Comer
Stratford
Plymouth
Bullard
William Haesche
Yale School of Music
Raymond Culver
Fred Allen
Yale
Bond tangling and memorial building plan discussed
Devon Charles Budzen was in Brooklm as a lay desecate to the Methodist conference. Mrs Sarah Miller of New Jersey visits daughter Mrs C. E. Griswold of Seaside avenue. G Frank Smith recovered from a recent illness and is about again. Town considering bonds disposal and a memorial building for veterans. A town meeting likely next week to address these issues and market attractiveness. Dr Jones from Nashville to speak April 25 at town hall. Visiting Nurse association annual meeting set for 9 in town hall. volunteers urged.
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Charles
Wyatt
Railroad Avenue Baptist Church
Jones
Colored Baptist Conference
Town Hall
Nashville, Tenn
Brief notes on birds at Liberty and European rail history
In one season 8,060 dead birds were found at the Statue of Liberty base. The text notes confusion in southeastern Europe from trains not returning once sent out. It mentions bonds of the Irish Republic being sold in the United States and the House of Commons urging the U.S. government’s attention to the matter.
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Southeastern
Europe
United States
House of Commons
Obituary notices from a Connecticut town page
Miss Nellie Clark daughter of Mary Ellen and the late Henry Clark died yesterday at the family home after a brief illness of pneumonia. She worked as a weaver for Salt Textile Co and belonged to Berean Memorial church. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. William Larson died yesterday at his parents’ home after a protracted illness. A carpenter who served with the 102nd Ambulance Co overseas, he is survived by his parents and two sisters Anna and Augusta. Funeral at 2:29 p.m. at the parental home with Rev. Olson officiating. Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Carl Walter Tillmanns 10 son of Carl W and Amelia O Tillmanns of Colorado Avenue died yesterday after an appendicitis operation. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the family home with Rev. Hal T. Kearns conducting. Burial in Park cemetery. Samuel Martine funeral held privately. Rev. L. R. Sheffield officiated. burial in Union cemetery Stratford. Frederick Datichy died Sunday after a brief illness. funeral at 2 o’clock today at 48 Sedgwick Street with Rev. Alexander Alison Jr. officiating. burial in Park cemetery. Mrs Antoinette L. Rebstock funeral held at Walker Banks mortuary chapel. burial in Lakeview cemetery. Ethel Lena Gerry wife of William H. Gerry died Wednesday in West Mansfield Mass. funeral held at 2 o’clock at the Baker mortuary chapel. burial in Park cemetery. Hunters report many rabbits but suspicion they were killed by the cold.
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Dennis Sullivan
Middletown
Eugene
Milford
Edward
Winsted
Mary Conklin
Bridgeport
Ford Undertaking
St Mary's Church
St Mary's
Nellie Clark
Mary Ellen
Henry Clark
Pembroke Street
The
Salt Textile Co
Berean Memorial Church
Incy Clark
Lakeview Cemetery
William Larson
102Nd Ambulance Co
Alex Larson
Bell Street
Anna
Augusta Larson
Olson
Summerfield
M. E Chuch
Wil
Burns
Carl W. Tilmanns
Carl Walter Tillmanns
Carl W
Amelia O. Tillmanns
Colorado Avenue
Hal T. Kearns
Universalist Church
Frederick Datichy
Ofelock
Sedgwick Street
Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Park Cemetery
Antoinette L. Rebstock
Walker & Banks
Pairfield Avenue
Gerald H. Beard
Park Street Congregational Church
Fisher L. Gerry
Ethel Lena Gerry
William H. Gerry
West Mansfield
Mass
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
W. A. Dalton
Calvary Baptist Church
John Dixon
Albert Brown
Michael Pryor
J. Knott
Merritt declines public debate on shop committee plan
Walter Gordon Merritt attorney for the National Manufacturers Association declines to debate Sam Lavit in Bridgeport. He will consider a future debate only if held in Labor Hall with limited attendance and one disinterested reporter. Lodge No 20 challenges him for a public debate. Lodge No 80 pushes for a private format and Merritt refuses.
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Walter Gordon
Merritt
National Manufacturers Association
Sam Lavit
Bridgeport
United Church Forum
Savit
Labor Hall
Lodge No. 80
Danderine Ad Promises Hair Rescue and Dandruff Cure
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cure to stop hair loss and remove dandruff. It claims a small bottle at low cost will renew scalp health, with thicker brighter hair after several applications. The copy uses promotional language and generic endorsements.
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Elm St
Tee
the Home Products Co
Hallam Street
Barnum
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Milford News
George Kuher
Gertrude Holloway
Hite
Marion
Brooklyn
B. B. Holloway
Edgewood Park
Earl Adams
Arthur B. Clark
Katherine Brand
Elizabeth Crafts
Oberlin College Association
Hotel Biltmore
New York
Fred Roberts
New Haven
Epworth League
Alethea Circle
Newton Harrison
Fort Trumbull Beach
Philip N. Harrison
G. Whitfield Simonson
Mary Taylor M. EB
Hanson Place
M. HE
Devon
G. Frank Smith
Margaret Humphreys
New Jersey
Visiting Nurse Association
Bedell Stores
Elm Street
Paris
Bedell
Urs
Sameel Martine
Samuel Martine
IL. R. Sheffield
Long Hill
Union Cemetery
Taree No. 1
Rossis
Squire’s
Mohican Creamery
Swift
California
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Finnan
I Swift
Pride
Mohican
Elie Ane
Vicks VN
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