Rum Row Tragedy After Assault On Pellegrene Ship
A shipboard conflict on the Pellegrene, anchored off No Man's Land two miles south, left a crewman mortally wounded after a row with a super-cargo named Creek. The assailant fled on the vessel Cherie, while the wounded sailor, Rath, was taken ashore for hospital care under guard from the destroyer Jouett, with Coast Guard and Boston base alerted for capture if possible.
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New Londo
Pellegrene
Enani Danett
Prenehrum Siip
Jouett
Rat
Marine Hospital
Roth
Rum
Toth
Vineyard Haven
Merit
Petle
Coast Guard
Boston
No Man‘s Land
Lone Wolf case closed by state ten plead insanity
Boston April 19 witnesses testified at Charles Street jail in the Janey FE Walters case the so called Lone Wolf on charges of robbery and breaking and entering. Walters entered their apartment January 21 bound and robbed them before fleeing.
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Boston
Statia
Wise Todd
Janey FE
Walters
Wolf
Apartanenia
Back Bay
Boston editor Leon Paton dies after fall at home
Funeral services were held for Leon B. Paton, Boston Globe golf editor, who died from injuries after a fall from a flow at his Boston apartment. Delegations from numerous golf clubs attended as F. L. Owens presided. Burial planned at Molten Cemetery.
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Grenier Fe
New England Golf Cnds
Atelaft
Leon B. Paton Wolf
Lie Boston Te
Boston
F. L
Olive Tablets and the Liver Claim Reflected in Ad Patter
An old advertisement style piece touts Olive Tablets as a remedy for “liver” ills and digestive complaints. It argues the product clears intermittent indigestion and feelings of sluggishness by cleansing the liver, claiming better mood and higher vitality after use.
New Haven Man Appointed Marine Superintendent
New Haven man F. A. a works produc agor appointed superintendent of the New Haven and Hartford fleet of tugs floats and steamers in New York harbor. FW Jones resigns. Formerly with the shipbuilding company as supervisor of shipping and vessel construction.
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New Haven
Tartfort
New York
Tod
FW Jones
Farmerly
Shipbuilding Company
Seventeen Appeals Filed for April Term Criminal Court
Notices of appeal from lower county courts have been filed for the April term of the Criminal Court of Common Pleas opening April 21. The list includes Walter Birmingham and Charles Dobkowski of Bridgeport, Theresa Allen of Greenwich, Angelo Stavola of Stratford and others with fines, jail terms, or liquor-law violations noted.
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Tarin W. Willis
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Criminal Common Pleas Court
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Telfeat
Superior
Common Pleas
Court of Comon Pleas
Fist of Appeal
Walter Birmingham
Bridgeport
Chester Fi. Blackman
Iman
Charles Dobkowski
Martin Cantore
Stamford
Carmela DeRosa
Fairfield Deys
John Fitzgerald
Norwalk
State Farm
Unkard
Douglas Tuford
Morris Sandhausford
Angelo Stavola
Stratford
Rhode Island Fishing Season Suspended Amid Drought
Governor Poirier signed a measure authorizing the suspension of hunting and fishing seasons during drought. The action, approved by the General Assembly, could close the fishing season to conserve resources. Local implications and exact dates await further proclamation.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Poirier
General Assembly
Reap Home Harvest Tells Ice Men
Springfield dispatch reports Smith of Chicago, secretary of the National Association of New Industries, urging Massachusetts dealers to resist protectionist measures. He warns competition will become incidental only with free trade and rapid progress, arguing for service over restraint. Bernest A Swift and others from Boston named in attendance as officers.
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Mass
Smith
Chicago
National Association of Dew Industries
Tod Te Massachusetta
Amities Fur Service
Bernest
Swift
Ead
Boson
Wes Sidert
Eine
Bernnett
Boston
Crotary
Tick
Washar
Bevaney Trary to Que Misa Desaney Halts
The text describes Bevaney facing possible retirement amid rivalry and a recent suspension. It notes uncertain future for competing athletes and references the Millrosa A. A. group and Devine’s defeats. The piece hints at lingering doubt over a comeback or exit from the sport.
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Misa
Mtoe
Millrosa A. A
Easter Fashion: Masters of Fine Suit Craft
A nostalgic note extols expert tailors in stylish Easter attire. It praises masters of fabric and craft, promising finely finished suits for young men. The piece highlights tailoring skill and quality as key to refined style this season.
Kuppenheimer Suits and Hats Offered at Howland
Kuppenheimer clothes marketed as an investment in appearance with suits priced from 35 to 50 dollars and top coats 24.50 to 40. Emerson hats in new colors at 3.50, Berg hats at 5 dollars, and Stetson hats at 7 dollars. Main thor, rear.
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Emerson
Berg
Thor
Easter outfits for boys in stock at basement corner
Your boy's Easter outfit is here with a well stocked department offering coats vests and two pairs of trousers from 16.50 to 25 dollars. Reefers for ages 3 to 19 priced 8.50 to 11.50 and blue serge middy suits for ages 3 to 12 about 6 1/2 to 7.50. Blue serge caps match at 1.50. Basement front.
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Prince of Wales
Three Toilet Need Specials at Main Floor Prog
Squibb tooth paste 35c Kolynos 19c Pond's cream 23c large 45c Woodbury's soap 7c 3 for 50c Cuticura soup 18c Cutex items 25c 45c Prophylactic brushes 35c or 40c Fancy powder puffs 1c Roger Galet lipstick 20c Muni small 1e large 42c Coly s L Origan powder 69c Palm Olive soup 6 for 39c Cappy talcum 19c Main floor Prog
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Squibb’s
Kolynos
Pond
Woodbury’s
Roger & Galet
Coly
Tree girdles for comfort and beauty in one piece dress
Advertises tree girdles described as comfortable and beautifying. Mentions a smooth fitting back for a one piece dress with a long skirt, available in sizes 25 to 36 priced at 4.50. Includes a secondary address or maker note ending with “Second Aner, reas.”
Easter millinery and girls coats sale at $12.50
New Easter millinery and girls coats promoted at $12.50 for sizes 6 to 16 years. Coats described as Polaire cloth, fancy tweeds, and flannels with piping and buttons. Hats include bankoks silks novelty straws and hair hats priced from $4.95 to $15, claiming best values from leading designers.
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Polaire
Zebra welt oxfords and Milo sheen costumes on sale
Costume slips of Milo sheen and fluwi fabrics with pleated flounces and hip hems in jersey and tub silk in colors and sizes 36 to 44 for 2.95. Zebra welt oxfords in tan calf with broad toe and rubber heels priced 5.50. Crepe sole tan calf broad toe oxfords 5. Medium toe tan calf oxfords 4. Main floor rear of store.
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Jersey
Stockings and novelty chocolates offered on main floor
Silk women's stockings with rislé tops and full fashioned soles priced at $1.85 in black and other shades. Also delightful boxes of chocolates priced from 50 cents to $1.50 with novelty candies for children. Center display promises attractive presentation and custom box options.
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Joe Tor
Sudan
Easter Silk Ties at One Dollar at Main Avenue
Silk ties for Easter priced at one dollar dominate the display at Main Avenue store. Wide striped and checked silks plus silk and wool four in hands offer a varied selection for shoppers.
Children's rayon stockings and socks on sale
Listing of children's stockings and rayon socks in plain colors with white stripe cuffs and varied hues including black, rose and red. Ribbed rayon socks 7-8 length with beige and grey fancy tops. Located on the main floor.
Easter coats for every season shine in spring display
A broad showing of spring coats is featured with fabrics in fine shades and embroidery in silk braids. Many include silk braid bands or fur, offering tailored to versatile styles. Prices range from 25 to 95 dollars, with coats suited for many occasions.
Seasonal women's footwear at Main Moor store offer stylish pumps
Footwear in seasonal colors and fine leathers showcased by a long established shop. Sample prices include tan calf patent leather pumps with Cuban heels at 9 dollars and grey kid patent leather vamp pumps at 7.50 dollars.
Men’s oxfords in tan and black at five six dollars
Complete showing of tan or black feathered oxfords. Broad toe perforated tan calf oxfords five dollars. Medium toe stitched tan calf oxfords five dollars. Black calf oxfords with stitched quarter and medium toe five dollars. The Haig a snappy medium toe calf oxford in medium light shades six dollars.
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Rede
Lace Collar Sets and Jabot Accessories in Velvet Tones
Women’s neckwear collection features voile lace collars and cuff sets with jabot in orchid red and rose hues. Includes wide lace collars with jabot and ginds collar with jabot dice trimmed. Prices start at $1. Stat four, gener.
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Gener
Three Strand Pearl Necklaces For Sale
Three strand pearl necklaces priced at $1 each. Necklaces feature nickel silver and sterling clasps set with stones. described as artistically tinted by makers passionate about their craft.
Broadcloth Blouses Sold At Two Dollars On Second Floor
Readable sale note offers new blouses of broadcloth at two dollars each. Items described include white blouses with colored trim and embroidered collars, peach and blue versions with cuffs. Advertisement points to second floor center aisle.
Fancy socks offer 9 new shades at 75c a pair
Silk socks with lisle tops and soles in fancy colors feature stripes and checks and are priced at 75 cents. The listing mentions Matin floor and Trent as possible vendors or locations.
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