Milford Grand List Jump Seen At 3 Million
Milford April 17 Special figures from head assessor Tran fel A Mulholland show town grand total property valuations will reach about 24 000 000 an increase of around 3 000 000 from last year The new Connecticut Light and Power plant at Devon accounts for 2 300 000 of the rise with other gains from new buildings and higher values in various property classes Non Resident and Resident totals broken out with many named property types and penalties listed Fire board announces officials and district boundaries plus church and social notices fill the rest of the item
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Milford
Tranfel A. Mulholland
Felo Tx
Connecticut Light and Power Coommany
Devon
Fire Board
Local Board of Fire Commissioners
Focal Department
Lewis F Stowe
F .Warren Burne
Ernest I. Cox
Joseph Cavanough
Chemical Company No
Myrtle Beach
Counteer Department
Fort Trumbull Beach
Woodmont
Engine No
Chemical No
Hose No
Carl E. Griswold
St Mary's Church
New Haven Avenue
William J. Fuegensta
Frederick 8. Gorham
A L Giles
Siven
St Peter's
God's Kingdom
Gome
W. L. Pelle
New York City
International Mibhe Students Association
Devon Improvement Association
Bridgeport Avenue
Friendship Sewing Circle
Halsey Sorrell
Center Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fire Committee Reviews 12 Petitions During City Tour
The Fire committee of the Common Council toured the city and examined twelve petitions for fuel and auto service facilities. Names include Nowa Gustavson with a gasoline station at Fairfield Avenue and Courtland Street, Mrs Joseph Taylor for a seven car rear garage at 4613 Maplewood Avenue, and others seeking gasoline stations, repair shops, frames for porches, and public garages at various streets such as Colorado Avenue Madison Avenue and East Main Street.
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The
Common Council
Nowa
Andrew Gustavson
D. W. Osborne
Fairfield Avenue
Courtland Street
Joseph Taylor
Maplewood Avenue
Rank Tischfre
Colorado Avenue
Irving I. Goldbein
Parrott Avenue
K of P Observe 29th Anniversary in Westport
About 50 members and guests of Rapetuck Lodge No. 58 Knights of Pythias observed their 29th anniversary with a meeting and banquet in the Fable building. A turkey dinner was served by the Eastern Star.
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Westport
Rapetuck Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Eastern Star
Daniel Burr Bradley
Grand Lodge
Fred M. Parsons
Seymour
Arthur F Mitchell
Hartford
Emanuel Cave
Bridgeport
John J. Ryan
Tate Halen Buckeley Taylor
Willam L. Taylor
Taylor Place
Channing P Harrin
Fiiar W. Anderson
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Fible
Pioneer Tlock and Ladder Company
Spring Hill
Jerry Dolan
Patrollman Harvey Allen
Police Department
Cabaret singer fined as kidnapper in New York case
On April 17 Mrs Edna McLaughlin a cabaret singer described by Magistrate Simpson as a victim of prohibition was held in 10000 bail for the Grand Jury on a charge of kidnapping three year old Ellen Mahoney last Sunday. She said she had been drinking heavily and thought the child was lost.
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New York
Edna McLauglin
Simpson
Grand Jury
Ellen Mahoney
Chicago's Ponzi Given Prison Term
Raymond J. Bischoff known as Ponzi in Chicago was convicted of swindling hundreds in stock manipulation schemes. He was sentenced today to serve one to ten years in prison, with most victims in the stock yards district.
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Chicago
Raymond J. Bischoff
Stock Yards
Fire destroys Window Glass plant at Grapton West Virginia
Grapton West Virginia April 1 a blaze wiped out the Window Glass company plant early today with an undetermined origin and an estimated loss of 368000. Fire crews battled the flames through the morning. No injuries were reported.
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Grapton
W Va
Window Uass Company
Tmlay
Midnight Ride Remembered 1775 Across The Nation
A 1775 anniversary reflection marks Paul Revere and the "second lamp" warning that sparked a new nation. The excerpt honors Lexington and Concord as shared heritage and questions why Americans should not celebrate as a united republic.
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Garcia
Paul Revere
Lexington and
Concord
Women’s low shoes unique styles main floor rear
Unique women’s low shoes offer varied leathers and striking combinations. Tan calf and patent step-in pumps nine dollars, strap pumps seven fifty, apricot kid and patent strap pumps nine dollars, grey kid and patent step-in pumps seven fifty, tan calf and dark brown strap pumps eight fifty, blond satin buckle strap pumps seven fifty, plus additional new styles. Main floor rear.
Fine full cut shirts at two dollars each
Full cut men's shirts priced at $2 on the main floor front. Shirts are well made with neckbands and include fine broadcloth and woven striped rayon options in delicate colors. Strong value notes emphasize appearance and comfort.
Toilet goods sale list from local shop catalog
Prophylactic tooth brushes vary by bristle softness three row soft medium and hard special price 2c. Squibb s tooth paste 35c. Djerkiss talcum powder rose and white special 19c. Woodbury s facial soap 17c. Three for 50c. Wildroot Cocoanut oil shampoo small size 25c. Qdorono small 29c medium 48c. Rubber sponges two sizes 25c 35c and 50c.
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Squibb
Woodbury’s
Balbriggan sport dress Offered at $12.50
A splendid utility dress for sport wear or business use. It washes like balbriggan underwear and comes in colors including cocoa, yellow, Kashia and green with contrasting trim on blouse and skirt for $12.50. A ecohol floor rear.
Novelty cuff kid gloves and handkerchiefs on sale
Novelty cuff kid gloves with embroidered backs in beaver blond and white priced at 2.95. Main floor offers women's silk handkerchiefs in pongee with drawn thread at 25c. Men silk handkerchiefs in pongee plain but good quality at 75c.
Children's Lisle Socks with Fancy Tops
Advertises children's lisle socks in white mercerised lisle with decorative tops. Sizes 4 to 7% offered at 25% discount price.
Golden Book magazine out today and ahead of time
The magazine announces its early availability with some of the world’s best stories by renowned writers. Last month’s demand sold out again despite increased orders. Price listed at 25e.
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Golden Book Magazine
Out Today
Bargains in Girls Coats on Second Floor
Bargains in girls coats offered for 5.95 and 6.95. For girls from 6 to 16 lovely soft coating in attractive variations with silk stitched braids or tailored panels, well lined at 6.95. Similar styles for 2 to 6 year olds at 5.95. Second floor rear.
New umbrella cover service announces limited time offer
Limited time orders invite customers to have new covers fitted on umbrellas with pricing based on cover quality. Samples shown include fine quality chamois finish suitable for infant wear or women's undergarments, with a 36 inch width.
Reducing Corsets Offer at Special Sale
Advertisement notes fine rubber corsets priced at 2.95 with silk covered reducing corsets featuring brocade stripping, broad front steel with hooks, extra long hip, and two pairs of hose supporters. Available sizes 24 to 36 with special pricing at aan PZ.ua.
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Store Ad Highlights Stockings and Footwear for All
Womens stockings in varied textures and colors with prices around $1.95. New challies 36 inches wide offered at 17 cents per yard. Men's oxfords in tan calf or black with rubber heels priced $5 to $6. Boys and youths oxfords available in tan calf with leather soles and rubber heels. Main floor merchandise and arrivals noted.
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