Ferguson Named New U S Chamber Head
Homer L. Ferguson has been elected president of the United States Chamber of Commerce. He serves as president and general manager of Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. of Newport News Virginia. Born March 6 1873 in Waynesboro Virginia he is a Naval Academy and Glasgow University graduate.
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Homer L. Ferguson
United States Chamber of Commerce
Newport News, Shipbuilding, and Dry Dock Company
Newport News
Virginia
Waynesboro, C
United States Naval Academy
Glasgow University
Scotland
Mcillwain to Address Chamber of Commerce Luncheon
George E Meishwein former European observer and member of the Employers' Industrial Commission will speak at the Stratfield luncheon today. His topic English Industrial Conditions with Relation to American Industry promises insights from months in Europe and a report crucial to U S industry.
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George E. Meishwein
Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield
Melllwain
Europe
Employers’ Industrial Commission of the
United States
Department of Labor
Cupid Gathering in the June Harvest Marriages
Yesterday registrars issued marriage licenses to several couples. Louis Korff of 100 Lorraine Street plans to wed Jennie Gurran of New Haven. Albert Beck of 110 Lee Avenue to Trene Cath of 361 State Street. Harold Merwin of Easton aims for Agnes M. Hickes of 1176 Park Avenue. Joseph Balogh a butcher of 588 Botswick Avenue to Annie Szule Timothy G Howard of 519 Pembroke Street to Rose Burkhardt Beardsley Street. Raymond Porter of 683 Colorado Avenue to Arville L Mansfield Bridgeport.
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Louis Korff
Lorraine Street
Jénnié' Gurran
New Haven
Albert Beck
Lee Avenue
Trene
Cath
State Street
Harold Merwin
Easton
Agnes M. Hickes
Park Avenue
Joseph Balogh
Botswick Avenue
Annie Szule
Timothy
G. Howard
Pembroke Street
Rose Burkhardt
Beardsley Street
Raymond, Porter
Colorado Avenue
Arville L
Mansfield
Bridgeport
Conde RAISES Funds to Pay Taxi Fare
Man who lists the Waldorf Astoria as his home may be allowed to restitute taxi fare he allegedly tried to evade. Judge Wilder ruled in City Court that Conde, aided by attorney George F. Mara, secured funds from New York sources, quickly amassing ample money.
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Swits. C. Corde
Waldorf Hotel
New York
Wilder
George F. Mara
Conde
Carrie Smith Arraigned in City Court Over Robbery Claim
Carrie Smith was arraigned in City court yesterday on a claim she took eight dollars and a $55 check from Mewheal Redden, a barge hand on the Blue Rock. The case was continued until this morning by Judge Wilder.
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Carrie ‘Smith
Stamford Man Sues Autoist Who Hit Son
Harry Grabsky of Stamford sues George W Beadle in Common Pleas for $1000 on behalf of his son Solomon claiming injury from Beadles machine driven by Beadles son. Also Henry Booth sues to clear title against Mary B Melroy widow of Harry A Melroy over Main Street Woodside Avenue corner property once mortgaged to McElroy brothers.
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Harry Grabsky
Stamford
Common Pleas Court
Solomon
George W. Beadle
Plaintife
Beadle
Henry PD. Booth
Woodside Avenue
North End
Superior Court
Mary B. Melroy
Harry A.” Melroy
He J
William H. Coffin
McElroy Brothers
File 20000 Suit. Hawkins and Bro. sue Baer Bros.
John Hawkins and Bro of New York sue Baer Bros of New York and Stamford to recover 20000 dollars. Plaintiffs allege a financial claim and seek legal remedy. The brief notice identifies the parties and the suit amount in a condensed summons style.
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John Hawkins .& Bro
New York
Baer Bros
Stamford
Memorial Day apparel sale promises dressy white outfits
The store invites shoppers to Memorial Day needs and pleasures with a wide display of seasonable white dresses for young women and girls, white shoes, gloves, stockings, and undergarments. It highlights cheerful service and a full assortment of pretty articles.
How Handsome White Shoes Inspire Fashion Choice
A lively description extols white shoes matching white frocks and trim sports skirts with a collection on display. Prices range from 5 to 85 dollars for linen, buckskin, canvas, and nubuck options including pumps, oxfords, and boots, with a note that the main floor rear offers the selection.
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Neolin
Get into the Game at Howland Store Deals
The Howland store promotes a sports and hobby sale with golf balls tennis balls croquet sets and baseball gear at special prices. Lions bicycles with Federal tires are advertised at 35 dollars along with Kodaks and films. The store promises quick photo development and small charges for processing.
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Howland
Wright & Ditson
Lion
Federal
Morrow
Books Worth Reading At Bridgeport Main Floor Sale
Readers are urged to explore human and stirring tales from Salvation Army stories in France to maritime adventures. Featuring titles by Evangeline Booth, Grace L Hill, Rider Haggard, Ben Ames Williams and H. G. Wells priced from $1.50 to $1.60. Main floor rear displays these wartime and adventure books for eager readers.
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The
Salvation Army
Evangeline Booth
Grace L Hill
Colorful dress adornments in white organdy and lace
Colorful beauty for dress. New white attire of Meni Day and suit already serving. Fluffy organdy fabrics in dainty hues and pure white, ruffled or lace trimmed. Net and Wallace vestees mingle with organdy and filet, roll collars, various price ranges from $1 to $5. Center aisle, front.
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Wallace
Silken gloves and three piece union suits featured
Glove lines boasting snow white silk and double finger tips priced at 1 and 30 cents for children with similar styles. Three piece union suits described as light slim fit and comfortable priced at 1 and 1 25 with pink and white variations noted. Enthusiastic reports from women who tried the goods.
Silk Hosiery and Stockings Sale Prices
Rich beautiful silk hosiery priced at 2.29 featuring lustrous pure silk from top to top with deep hem and double heel. Also available white or black at 2.25. Fiber silk stockings white or black priced at 0.75. Girls cotton stockings white black or cordogan at 0.50. Baby socks white with colorful patterns 0.25 to 0.50. Left aisle rear.
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He. Stout Shoman
EX Cable
Conn
Mhur
NEW U. S. Chamber OF Commerce
Homer
L. Ferguson
Cupid
Man
Waldorf- Astoria
Carrie Smith
Geo. W. Beadle
Salvation ‘Army
France
Jan Hay
Ben Ames Williams
Rider Haggard
H G Wells
Charming In Pink
Beautiful
Howland Dry Goods CO
Liberty
Victory
Charles Schwartz
Warner
Fairfield Ave
Combrission “United BO
Rtybc War Savings & Thift
Waveu
Ain Street
Wood Ave
A. J. Palmer
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