Coat Sweaters Come In Bridgeport At Low Prices
Coat sweaters are advertised with wide selection and low prices due to large bulk buying. Men’s sweaters range from 59 cents to 4 dollars 95 cents, children's 98 cents to 1 dollar 98, girls 49 to 1 dollar 98, boys 59 cents to 2 dollars 98, ladies 98 cents to 4 dollars 98, plus ladies cardigan vests 49 and 98 cents. Also outing flannel nightgowns in fast color materials with full patterns priced 49 to 98 cents regular and 75 to 98 cents extra sizes 38 or 75?
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Bridgeport
Greek Minister Schlismans to Depart Washington
Greek Minister to the United States Mr Schlismans bids farewell to President Wilson in Washington as he retires from his post after serving abroad. The farewell meeting occurred on December 7 and marked the end of his tenure in the capital.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mr. Schlismans
Inquest Begins Into Store Attack Death
Hartford Conn December case opens as coroner A Herman presides over a private hearing. Thirty two witnesses summoned, hearings expected to last two days. Mary G Dunlap funeral held for wife of George W Dunlap at M J Gannon parlors. Rev Murphy officiated at St Michael's cemetery burial with bearers John Dailey Georges W Wheelie George J Caulfield and John Dunlap.
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New
Hartford
Genn
Litchfield County
Herman
Mary, G. Dunlap
Mary G. Dunlap
George W.dunlap
M. J. Gannon
Feather J. JF. Murphy
St. Michael's Cemetery
John Dailey
Georges W. Wheelie
George J.] Caulfield
John Dunlap
Wolff's Shirt Shop Opens Auspiciously
Wolf's Shirt Shop at 47 Main street opened Saturday with new counters displays and fitting rooms to serve Christmas shoppers. The store offers poplin repp oxford and Russian cord fabrics plus silks madras crepe linen and fine batiste. Women’s gifts and ready mades are emphasized as the chain grows from New York to other cities.
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Wolf's Shirt
Main Street
Oxford
Madras
New York
New Haven
Gridgeport
Railroad men favor federation of unions in New Haven
About 300 employees from New Haven and Central New England railroads met in the Grand Opera House and approved a joint union system uniting five organizations the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Firemen and HAZIMEN the Order of Railroad Conductors the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers. A two-thirds vote in each group is required, with ballots showing strong support. the plan aims to speed a federation by year’s end and has seen related movements on Delaware and Hudson Long Island Erie and others.
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New Haven
New Haven Road
New England Road
Grand Opera House
Joint Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhod
Delaware and Hudson
Long Island
Erie
Charles W. Stratton
A. E. Patterson
Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers
Patterson
The
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Jersey Central
Reading
Erie_railroads
Scranton
Mr. Patterson
Era
Manion
San Francisco
Order of Telegraphers
Pacific Coast
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
E. C. Terry
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Terry
Mr. Grifing
Bangor
Aroostook
Griffing
D. and H
G@ EK, Wark
Manitoba
Canada
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
G. H. Sines
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
New Rochelle
United States
Lines
Brotherhood of
Co-Operative
T. M. Pierson
Castle Square
New York
C. F. Lehman
Jamaica
L. 1
Long Island Railroad
A. A. Leonard
Ff S. Evans
Locomotive Engineers
Nor 1Slass
Tom M. Walker
Dorchester
Mags
Pan Able
John L. Rowe
Trainmen
Bridgeport
Woll
W. Merrill
Faiiroad
Roxbury
Mass
L. J. Ross
Auburn
Special town meeting warned on Mills Hill and bridges
The Newtown selectmen warn a special town meeting for Wednesday afternoon December BS 1914 at the town hall to rescind the prior vote delaying Mills Hill bridge action and to decide on repairing the Hanover bridge near the Shepaug railroad, or to accept bids for raising and grading approaches to Mile Hill bridge. Grave bridge conditions prompted this urgent session.
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Newtown
Hill ‘Bridge
Hanover
Shepaug
Mile Hill
Beecher
Hartford
Sidney W. Clarke
A. A. Banks
Frank J. Gale
Gordon ‘Gale
Esra J. Johnson
Johnson
James Cameriletti
Norwalk
Anie Lambach
Elizabeth Weldon
James Hughes
Brooklyn
Christopher. Weldon
Weldon
Currituck
Bridgeport
Iseport High
Bertha Summers
Virginia Hou“han
Amy Bantle
May Jordan
Anna Greenblatt
Leyi C. Morris
Howell Wright
Cleveland
Ohio
Morris
Sugar Street
Barnhill
Mortimer Smith
Izing
T. Nettleton
Io- Real Bank
Pitzschler
Velvet Hats and Feathers on Sale at Reduced Prices
A sale announcement highlights black velvet hats with ostrich bands and plumes plus varied trimmings. Many goods offered at half price or less, with some items priced well below usual values.
New Common Council Slated With Eight New Members
The city announces a call to order for the new common council by Mayor Wilson at 8 pm with eight new members to receive flowers and gifts. Members listed include Carr, Lewis, Blakeslee, Toole, Harrigan, Roswell, Winterbury, Caldwell. council makeup shows party lines and key appointments. Alderman Miller to resign. Blakeslee to be elected in his place. MacFayden tapped for president. Men’s League at South Congregational church hosts a 7 pm meeting with two speakers from UMC and Torrington.
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Wilsom
William P. Carr
Henry A. Lewis
R. N. Blakeslee
John F. Toole
Daniel P. Harrigan
Andrew R. Roswell
Republic
Hiram
I. Winterbury
Kepublican
John Y. Caldwell
Tewifth
Joseph H. Stags
Malcolm
MacFayden
Thomas McHugh
Ralph 5. Broderick
Dantel . Walker
Frank J. Clancy
Robert W. Blakeslee
Masuritz Olson
Republians
John H. Casey
Willam J
Eo Democrats
Frederick Delaney
John B. Coughlin
SphSioh Ee Meariben
William E. Primfise
Wenzel G. Steigler
William, R. Kearns
Oliver C. Cole
Hiram Winterburn
Vincent 5. Whitney
John Y. Coldwell
Paul L. Miller
Robert NM. Blakeslee
Malcolm MacFayden
Wilbur F. Hendrick Page
William Lounsbury
Williqgm J. Morsn
James H. Rooney
Thomas Hungerford Page
Men's League of the South Congregational Church
G. NM. McDonald
Harry J. Wylie
Torrington Men's Club
Home Doctor Cures Rheumatism and Coughs With Home Formulas
A set of home remedies claims to cure rheumatism by mixing Toris compound with syrup of Sarsaparilla in whiskey, and to treat coughs with Globe Pine Compound and glycerine in whiskey. It promotes Calocide for foot sores and suggests purchasing from drug stores, attributed to Medical Formula Laboratories, Dayton, Ohio.
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U. S
Medical Formula Laboratories
Dayton
Boundary Reestablishment Sought on Stratford Street
A petition from Broad Street property owners requests reestablishing the Stratford Street boundary. The board of selectmen scheduled a hearing at town hall at 8 p m. Numerous church and social events are noted, including meetings, sales, lectures, and charity activities in town, with several officers elected for local organizations.
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Stratford
Broad Street
Elm Street
Housatonic River
Board of Selectmen
Lewis F. Judson
Giovanni Vozzella
Ladies'y Altar Society
St. James' R
Red Man's Hall
Wiliam McGrath
John McQuillan
Mary McGrath
Annie Ahearn
Frank Moran
Nellie London
J. McQuillan
Rosalie Sexton
T. Byatt
Young
Parochial Society of Christ Episcopal Church
Irwin
Congregational Church
Sunny
South Lands
Great Southwest
Azala
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Emma Allen
Howard Curtis
Obituaries for Evelina Feledi and Chester Griffin
Evelina Feledi died at 1977 Malin street after a short illness with private funeral. Chester W Griffin funeral held at 229 Thorme street with Rev Simpson officiating and W O W delegation. burial at Lakeview cemetery. Rev Thomas G Denchfield funeral from Stepney Stepney Baptist churches. burial at Stepney cemetery. Anthony Regan funeral from 6 Oak street to St Augustine's church with high mass. burial at St Michael's cemetery. Arthur Randall funeral attended by many relatives and friends.
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Evelina Fpedell
Evelina
Evelo
Tina Feledi
Malin Street
Anthony Regan
Oak Street
St. Augustine’s R. C
Edward W Murphy
George Barnes
P. J. Cosgrove
Christopher Fenton
James Sheehy
Joseph McCarthy
William Henderson
St. , Michael's Cemetery
Arthur Randall
Arthur Ran
Obituary for Local Resident with Cemetery Burial
A funeral was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the deceased's late home at 107 Fremont Street. Rev. John R.B. Brown of the First Baptist Church and Rev. J. Lafitter of the Christ Episcopal Church officiated. Floral tributes surrounded the bier. Pallbearers were Farnum Fox, Wallace Taylor, George Curt, Roland Whipple, George Mills, and C. P. Coe. A delegation from Arcana Lodge No. 1 attended. Burial followed at Mountain Grove Cemetery.
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Thomas G. Denchfield
Stepney Baptist Church
Stepney
Frank Rideout
Second Baptist Church
George W. Nicholson
First Baptist Church
Stratfield
Fremont Street
John RB. Brown
J."g. Lafitter
Christ Hipiocopal Church
Farnum Fox
Wallace Taylor
George Curt
Roland Whipple
George Mills
C. P. Coe
Arcanum Lodge
First Woman Smoker Mary Frith Mall Cut-Purse
The first European woman to smoke tobacco was Mary Frith known as Mall Cut-Purse born 1565. She cut purses while wearing men's clothes and led highway robbery later aiding the Cavalier cause and helping the needy. She lived to about eighty and bequeathed funds for merrymaking at her funeral.
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Mary Frith
Nicotine
Lyautey the French General and Morrocan conquest
General Hubert Lyautey, at sixty one, famed as Morroco’s governor and France’s celebrated military strategist, has influenced European war conduct and led Moroccan conquest. A member of the French Academy, he helped shape colonial campaigns including Madagascar, while his Moroccan post remains pivotal to France’s North African positions.
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French Republic
Hubert Lyautey
Morroces
France
Ig Republiane
Trantey
Morocco
Belgium
Lyanutey
Lyautey
Nancy
Gen
Lyautley
French Academy
Henry, Houssaye
Medagascar
Africa
Mediterranean
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Abi
Main St
Ieers
Ace
Wolff
Don Juan Isidro Jiminizs
Santo Domininc
Richard R. Levin
Chicago
Maude M. Gress
Heresif
West Virginia
Chewi#t Court of Appeals
Parkersburg
Federation OF Unions
Reck & Son
E.H. Dillon & CO
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Common Council
City Hall
Toni
Moran
Minasty
Klooney
Sunbury
Regulrars
Strtford Street
Boudary
Broad Stree
Selectien
Chester W. Griffin
Thorme Street
Rev. Simpson
City Mission
John C. Puthill
Lakeview Cemetery
Anthony. Regan
Smith-Nurray CO
Axminster
Bissel’s
National
Smith-Murray
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
P. C
Jewelers & Opticians
Gen. Lyautey
Justus Rosenwald
Sears
Roebwek Co
Order
Congress
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