Fireman Dunn Dismissed After On Duty Intoxication Hearing
After an executive session the fire board fired John Dunn assistant engineer of No 6 Engine for intoxication absence without leave and abusive language Dunn aged 49 of 408 Connecticut Avenue had 12 years service and previously faced on duty intoxication charges. The board warned Duns case sets precedent and adopted a resolution to suspend or dismiss officers and retain sobriety standards across the department.
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Christmas Swindler Preys On Merchants Warned
Police warn merchants about a con artist dubbed The Christmas Swindler who uses forged Bank of Commerce checks with genuine bank letters to cash payments. He is described as 40 to 45 years old, six feet tall, about 186 pounds, dark, smooth shaved, and disarmingly courteous.
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Shrine band to perform next Monday in uniforms
A local event announces the Shrine band will perform next Monday with new uniforms for the members. Details on time and location are limited in the fragment.
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Toyland opens Saturday with holiday toys for boys
Ridgeport store announces Saturday December 1 1916 opening hours through Christmas. Toys include railroad trains that delight, skill games, cannons, steel construction sets, typewriters, electric engines and other lively items for boys and girls.
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Weather Outlook: Generally Fair Tonight and Friday
The forecast promises generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with moderate shifting winds. No precipitation is expected and temperatures will remain mild.
Fashionable warm furs for stylish protection
Women can stay warm and chic with a range of furs and scarves. The collection includes black fox, blue fox, red fox, silver lynx, black lynx, skunk, wolf, badger, and seal scarves with prices from 10 to 50 dollars. Capes such as the Moline are offered.
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Silk knitted silk underwear offers comfort and durability
The advertisement extols knitted silk garments for comfort and endurance with prices from $1 to $5, listing combinations such as envelope chemises and bloomers in pink or white, plus lisle bodies and vests. It promotes a playful scene about children dressing up while noting a sale in the front basement.
Bowling Alley for the Home Brings Fun to Family Rooms
A compact table top bowling alley spins around so players stay seated in a circle. Learn to knock down pins with a simple trick as a full family game costs $5 and is advertised for basement use.
Striking Stockings and Fashion Accessories on Sale
A detailed catalog of stockings offers striped and dotted silk, colored silk, and lisle options in various weights and finishes. Prices range from 25 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents per pair, with baby and girls stockings also listed. Also advertised are cowhide handbags styled like walrus hide and leather-trimmed, plus a holiday basket idea with Howeo tea and grape juice.
Lace Trimmed Brassieres and Boudoir Accessories on Second Floor
Brassieres with lace embroidery in multiple necklines and full-figure cuts advertised from 50c to 2. Special long-waisted models up to size 50 priced at 1 to 1.50. Lace boudoir caps slips camisoles and silk petticoats also listed with prices from 59c to 6. Second floor display noted.
DuBarry Ivory Goods Arrive In Limited American Stock
After weeks of anticipation DuBarry brushes mirrors and vanity pieces arrive in American ivory. Limited supply prompts quick purchase of hair brushes trays and mirrors with prices from 75 cents to $3.50. Also advertised golf clubs and bags with exchange option and basement location.