Waterbury Alarmed by Glass in Food
Waterbury reports glass discovered in bread and other edible items with larger shards up to an eighth of an inch. Bey ond Bros bakery and Crown Confectionery Co may reopen under police supervision while the city investigates glass found in meat and cream cans. The entire detective force is at work as reports of glass in candy lessen.
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Beyond Bros
2Crown Confectionery Co
Celasa
Jeandy
Hindenburg Says Victory Can't Be Taken Away
London April 5 The cantenta in the last few months has convinced us that the victory which we require to ensure Germany's political and economic future cannot now be taken from us said Field Marshal Von Hindenburg in a telegram to the Sea Chamber of Commerce quoted by Amsterdam dispatch to Central News We must suffer still for a short time the present anxieties in order to insure our good future
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London
Cantenta
Germany
Marshal von Nindenburg
Sea Chamber of Commerce
Amsterdam
Deported British Captain Fraud Suspect Held on Island
Percy Seymour Dea Willoughby, recently jailed in Boston for forgery after posing as a British army captain, has been taken to Illis island to await deportation.
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Boston
Percy Seymour Dea Willoughby
Illis Island
Glass in bread traced to East Side bakery
Reports state bread containing glass particles traced to an East Side bakery where 47 of 119 employees are enemy aliens. District Attorney Martin of Bronx County disclosed the origin of the complaint. Additional bread and baked goods containing binds were reported to police across all five boroughs.
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New York
Martin
Bronx County
Draft Plan Seeks Broad Revision of Draft Class One A
Washington reports a drastic draft plan to reform class one and lower groups, redirecting idle men into useful work. The proposal would revoke deferments for those not in production and push enforcement through local boards to mobilize labor for essential industries.
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Washington
Wilson
Provost Marshal General's Office
Department of Labor
Pravost
Gen“El
No Arrests in Hanging by Mob
Reported lynching of Robert Prager in Collinsville Illinois. mob disarmed, shunned by authorities, and the surrounding fallout spurred calls for drastic federal laws against disloyal acts. Paragraph notes Prager’s German origin and escape through Maryville before capture.
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Washiington
Robert P. Wrager
Collinsville
White House
Congress
Resignations at Hillside Home Prompt Shakeup in Charity Board
Hillside home officials have disappeared from their posts as the board of charities replaces leadership. It is believed the resignations of Angus P. Thorne and others were forced by the board. Superintendent Roswell denies complaints about management and awaits new appointments at the commissioners meeting April 22.
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Hillside
Board of Charities
Hillside Home
Roswell
Charities
Angus FP
Thorne
A. Brill
Charles H. van Dorn
Third Liberty Loan drive sparks national patriotic mobilization
Washington reports Enthusiastic preparations sweep the nation for the third Liberty loan as presidents and cabinet members urge citizens to invest. McAdoo Gregory and other officials vow every dollar and sacrifice will aid soldiers and defend freedom. Public celebrations and loans offices activate nationwide with trips by Wilson and Daniels to headline events.
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Treasury
America
Gregory
Ry Houston
Department of Agriculture
Burleson
Germany
Wilken
Redfiet
Department of Commerce
Amari
Henrefary Wilson
Department of Labor
Washington
Pericles
Bentines
Abelit
Morrow Agen Oa
Manediy
Wihisen
Traltimore
Philadelphia
Alar Shall
St. Louis
Daniels
Cleveland
Liberty
Howand Entrances on Main Street and Fairfield Avenue
Entrances at Howand locations on Main Street Fairfield Avenue and Cannons Street are noted in a short item. The piece lists access points and nearby landmarks, indicating safety and access concerns without detailing construction timelines or official statements.
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Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannons Street
Rare silk dress skirts in stock for sale
A shopper reports a fresh stock of rare rich silk skirts in assorted colors and patterns. The items, valued between 13.50 and 20 dollars, are offered at 9.75 dollars. Skirts include Pussy Willow satin foulard Khaki kool tafetta with bright plaids and stripes. Ready Saturday on the second floor.
Young folks heatherbloom petticoats offered in patterns
New and excellent petticoats cut on slender lines for young folks. Made of heatherbloom and in pretty flowered patterns and pleasing colors. They have enough substance to make the skirt hang with true grace. Available in sizes 30, 32 and 84-81 to 2.
Knitting Classes Extend One Week at Armory
Free knitting lessons continue for one more week on the third floor. Learn the best ways to knit socks sweaters and scarves with expert instruction. Ample yarns in khaki gray and bright colors available for learners.
Beautifying trims for lingerie and apparel on offer
Fine Georgette crepe in shades for evening or day wear plus flowered designs. Silk tulle 73 inch width in rich evening tones. Cambrie and Torohon cotton laces in wide patterns. Embroidered edges in Swiss cambrie with beaded finishes. Saby flouncing with embroidered miffle and eyelet designs center aisle, rear.
Military coats for boys with matching Clover hats
Military coats for boys available in khaki with belt and trench back. Sizes from 2 1 2 to 10 priced at 6.50. Clover hats in middy sailor and aviation styles offered at 1.50 and 2. Front basement.
Waists Offered At Sale By Silk Waist Maker
Collection from a waist maker features crepe de chine and Georgette silk waists in yellow pink white with lace embroidery and tailored finishes. Normally priced at 4 dollars, they go on sale Saturday for 2 dollars and 85 cents.
Men's Shoes Offer True Value From Vici Kid Classics
Ads promote Vici kid shoes for men with light, tough and easy wear. Blucher model features broad toe and welted sole with rubber heel, priced around $7 to $8. Ground Grippers advised for flat feet, noting comfort for many men along Near Pairfield avenue.
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Pairfield Avenue
Silk look socks for fussy men near Manin street door
Fiber silk socks offered in all colors at 50e. Appeals to men who want the look of silk without the price. Describes availability near Manin street door and notes stylish color options.
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Manin Street
Rich brown stockings and Union suits advertised in 50c items
An advertisement touts rich brown stockings at 50c and light weight Lisle items, praising fit and finish. Also mentions special white stockings for girls and fine cotton Union suits for women, with lace trimming options and soft cotton textures.
Shoes and gloves display in main floor sale
Typical gloves for immediate wear come in three kinds with rich colors as well as white and black. Shoes for women include dark tan kidskin laced with French heel and calfskin styles, plus camouflage spats. Main floor rear displays advertise prices and styles for a ready-to-wear wardrobe refresh.
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