Local notes and city life from unknown town events
A crowded item list covers purchases from a Mathushek piano to farmland sales and a town hall painting query. It notes family visits, a cousin in Bad Village, a nurse attending to a sick relative, and local residents like Mr. ABE Cramer and Justice Bills. Also mentions a grand jury drawing, lodge elections, and a dog incident with Victor Nelson. A Bermuda letter reports Gov Wilson’s three engagements before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny J. Lord
Mathushek
Brion Adeline Clark
Bad Village
Iverna Beardalelton
Banars
Stanley Winans
Mra
Ansonia
Abe
Cramer
Bridgeport
Justice Bills
Hard Fase
Simber
H Wheerler
Edward L. Burt
Mr. Hard Aid
Robert Sinclair
Ty Victor Nelson
Gov. Wilson
Bermuda
New York Sun
New York
Washington
Princeton
Trenton
Public utilities hearing on Sharon water supply
Sharon Conn December hearing held by the public utilities commission to hear residents petition for water improvements amid claims of inadequate supply poor water quality and high rates. The hearing is expected to last several days. Hartford Helmas Carterued taxi driver was jailed six months after killing August Hartsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon, Conn
Public Utilities Commission
Hartford
Helmas Carterued
August Hartsman
Howland's Ad Promises Big News for Men
Howland's clothing store teases readers with a Christmas gift idea and claims of substantial news since opening. The ad invites customers to page 2 to read the details and promises the message is simple to understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Howland Clothing Store
B. H. S. Notes and Senior Play Plans
The A A appeals for money to cover debts of about one hundred dollars meet deaf ears as the association seeks funds for basketball. Charles McElroy has a holiday job at Jackson's book store. The senior chemistry class features Kenneth Christie and Harold Wise as comedians. Two seniors earned German class vacations, and the senior play printing committee is set with John Comley chairing. Rehearsals for leading roles are underway and a general rehearsal is planned. A mass meeting may be held for chorus members with Mr. Simonds speaking on a familiar topic. Tickets for the basketball game can be obtained from any committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
John Comley
McMahon
Fennell
Messrs
Adams
Morgan
Lashar
Amsel
Schwartz
Silverstone
Flace
Harlem
Santa Claus
St. Nick
East Side
West Side
Fraulein
Marley
General Theological Seminary
Clement Moore
Finance Committee OKs near 50000 in bills
The Common Council finance committee met last evening and approved about 50,000 in bills. The Loftus Dugan and Gillis contract for Fairfield avenue work is paid, with the firm receiving 4769.18 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Common Council
Oneill
Loftus, Dugan and Gillis
Fairfield Avenue
Noted Pianist Szmowska Featured at Lyric Concert
Distinguished Polish pianist Mme Szmowska appeared at the Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club concert in the Lyric, delivering works of the old masters to a large audience. Her program included readings and sketches of great composers between pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Szmowska
Lyric
Musterole Back Pain Relief Ad
Quick relief for back ache sore joints and muscle pain using Musterole an oil of mustard ointment. Leaves a comforting feel without blistering and also promoted for bronchial conditions and colds of the chest. Available in 25c 50c jars and hospital size 2 50. Testimonials from users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Mereland
Ohio
J. BE. West
Catawba Tsland, Ohio
Christmas Activities at the Branch and Social Evening
The report invites all to a Friday December 13 social with tableaux and songs from December magazines and refreshments. It notes Christmas activities at the Branch next week with junior groups hosting parties, games, stories, and a noon musical program including carols mamafolia and a Friday Christmas party with a 10 cent grab gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Street
M. C. Branch
J. M. C. Braach
New York Wholesale Market Prices For Butter Eggs Hay And More
A listing of wholesale market prices across dairy fruits poultry vegetables and nuts in New York. Butter eggs hay and straw prices range from 30 to 38 cents per unit while apples pears and various fruits sell between 1.50 and 6 dollars per bag or box. Poultry and game quotes cover live fowls chickens turkeys ducks geese and squabs with dressed poultry and other meats noted. Vegetables include potatoes onions cabbage cauliflower celery mushrooms squash turnips and tomatoes with price bands by grade and lot. Nuts honey and other produce complete the slate with pricing for hickory nuts black walnuts butternuts and clover honey products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennery
Hubbardson
Bellfieur
King
Winecap
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Greening
Russet
Pears
Kieffer
Clairgeau
d'Anjou
Dauchesse
Lawrence
Winter Nellis
Bermuda
Long Island
Commission suspends proposed export rates on oil products
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended until March 321 proposed export rates of 16 1/2 cents per 100 pounds on oil cake oil meal screenings and flaxseed over the Missouri Pacific railway from St Paul Minnesota to gulf ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minn
Gulf Ports
Christmas Comes Alive At Window Of Toys and Wonder
A Harlem toy-shop window draws crowds as Christmas magic spreads from fairy tale dreams to hopeful gestures. Neighbors from crowded tenements watch, dream, and share the spectacle, while parents struggle with poverty yet glimpse festive possibility in the season’s glow.
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Roosevelt and
Jane Addams
Chicago
Wissner Pianos
Wissner
Monroe
William W. Shelton
Washington Lodge
George S. Hawley
Cornwall
Southern Society
Stanton
Commercial Club of
Sharon
B. H. S. Notes
Charles McElroy
Jackson’s
Kenneth Christie
Harold Wise
Simonds
Heard
Armex
W. CG. A
N.Y
Commission
Adams Express Company
Roddy
Third Avenue
Pete
New York Evening Post
Rupert Coulter
Robert Collyerly
Robert Cullvert
Scott
Abit
Ies Lam
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