Hungarian Aid Delegates Hold Secret Session
The Hungarian Aid Association of America met in secret yesterday at a central City venue with about 1000 members present. The session covered election of officers, annual reports, by law changes and financial matters showing 1924 receipts of 303 71177 and disbursements of 212 38611 leaving a balance of 96325 66. The local chapter was formed in 1460.
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A'D Association of America
State Street
Elavendita Ora
Associat Ans
Stamford will appeal filed over probating Webb estate
In Stamford April 24 a special appeal is filed in the Superior Court contesting admission to probate of the will of Mrs Ann T Webb of Stamford. The challenger, Bis Aladva Wo Muenzer, claims the will bequeathed the entire estate to her husband, who has since died. A separate appeal contests the will of Fan ne C Loung of New Canaan executed three days before her death, leaving the estate to her sister Let Harrison Henry LaFricun of Georges Island and Mildred Meada as New Rochelle contestants allege fomentary impalpacity.
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Ann T Web
Webb
Fanne C Loung
New Canaan
Harrison Henry LaFricun
Jourg Island
Mildred Meada
New Rochelle
King Boris of Bulgaria Held in Sofia Castle
News despatches from Berlgrade report King Boris II of Bulgaria is imprisoned in his Sofia palace by order of General Lazareff. Nationalist party objects to Boris II request for Premier Taankofé to resign to permit formation of a coalition cabinet.
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Auto insurance plan favored by public safety committee
Hartford April 24 Telegram staff report says the Roads and Hinges committee supports a compulsory auto insurance scheme under which motorists identified as reckless could post a bond or obtain insurance. The committee has not formally acted, but sentiment favors the insurance plan over a flat rate license fee.
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Shelton Child Dies as Scarlet Fever Strikes Family
In Shelton on April 24 Amy Wailsor seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Wilson died at New Haven General Hospital from scarlet fever. The family of five were ill with the disease four other children Pearl Alberta John Amy were treated at home then hospitalize. Amy died before an operation could be performed. Funeral services for Amy were held privately this afternoon at Stapleton's funeral parlors and burial followed at Long Hill Cemetery Trumbull.
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Albert Wilson
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Wilson Pearl
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Long Hil
Trumbull
Neptune Calls 38 City Youths to Navy Today
Bridgeport resumes new enlistments as Chief Quartermaster James Walsh opens the recruiting office at Broad Street Post Office. Thirty eight youths aged seventeen with parental consent await enlistment for six years, with training at Newport.
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Stamford Board Asked To Approve $2,000,000 Bond Issue
A special committee at a Stamford meeting urged the Board of Finance to approve a $2,000,000 bond issue for land and new or expanded school buildings. The group seeks speedy bids on the bonds and discusses law reducing bonded indebtedness. The building committee proposed architects and names were listed as part of the effort.
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Covert Whitaker
Gileame Ud
Hourres
Ilea
Vermonters Meet Dine and Dancers at Vermont Club Event
Over a hundred Vermonters attended a dinner and entertainment at the Vermont club old night in the week, with brief speeches by Clinton Carpenter, Judge John Dillion, and President Trench. The Aeolian Trio Nell Tetanus, Mabel Rerson, and Ethel Phillipe Arthur Allin gave recitals and Mattis Goat and Anna Triggins sang. Local committees guided the event as old-time square dancing and a rain march featured among the program.
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Clinton Carpenter
John Dillon
Kidndge Trencb
Cub
Tetanus Nell
Mabel Rerson
Ethel Phillipe
Arthur Allin
Mattis Goat
Anna Triggins
Alan
Rominittees
Dodlawin
Nelson
Mig
Bo King
OW A Miller
Kosiot Lathe
Ernest McCleaty
Howland Shoes Offer Comfort and Style for Men
Men find comfort and style in Howland shoes with a varied assortment. Medium and broad toe oxfords available in tan or black calf, priced from five to nine dollars. Also many handsome high shoes at the same prices. Main floor rear.
Ensemble bordered silks 54 in wide at $6.75
The readable passage describes ensemble bordered silks 54 inches wide priced at $6.75. It highlights coloring and design, affordability for dress length, and the fashionable bordered mode with some silks showing narrow edge borders suitable for necks and sleeves. The note emphasizes fine quality boosting value at the stated price.
Stylish coats at special price twenty two fifty
More stylish coats at special price 22.50. Lovely suede cloth and fine twills in rich black satin. Tailored exquisitely with plain or velvet collars, braid trims, or fur bandings. Linings of crepe de chine in harmonious or contrasting colors. All sizes available. each coat an outstanding value. second floor rear.
Nemo Corsets at Special Price in Clearance
Nemo corsets are discounted to 2.45 dollars as makers discontinue these models to make way for new ones. The offer includes all fine, new merchandise that normally sells for much more, presenting a chance for women to try Nemo with grace and comfort.
Stunning hats offered at special price of $2
Stylish Tagals and Milan hats in large medium and small sizes in many shades including black. Hats with notable style and value far above the price. Located on the second floor at the front.
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Milan
Handkerchiefs of Sheer Colored Swiss
Handkerchiefs of sheer colored swiss with Venice lace corner and edge in orchid blue rose yellow green grey and white. Priced at 29 cents.
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Venice
Porch frocks of broadcloth offered in blue rose and green
Simple gowns in fine broadcloth feature decorative embroidered fronts in contrast colors. Suited for porch or home wear, they combine style and ease with comfort and a small price. Available at $3.95.
Rayon and cotton crepe blouse ensembles sale
The ad lists blouse ensembles of rayon and cotton crepe for 5.95 with an overblouse and pleated skirt on an under waist. Colors include gold grey rose and blue. Described as an ideal school dress for the young miss. md floor center.
Novelty cuff gloves on display in oak and fawn
Novelty cuff gloves of chamoisette priced at 1 dollar feature embroidered backs and cuffs. Shown in mode with oak and fawn colors mid display on the main floor center.
One Dollar Hoover Club Offer Promises Short Home Stay
An advertising pitch promotes Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Club with a humorous line about a Hoover staying home for a few days. It urges immediate joining before an offer ends Thursday night at 6 PM.
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Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Club
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