New 1925 Columbias See Ocean of Color and Finish
The sale copy highlights narrow winding roads and close to home discoveries as new 1925 Columbias arrive. Finishes include Berkshire Blue and black with Berkshire Blue combos, inviting customers to come in and inspect.
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Columbia
London market trends show cautious week of gains
London on April 27 reported a steady improvement in stock market conditions over the past week. Opening was quiet, then firming as soundness and improving forecasts appeared. except for a few speculative sections, gains were modest. Public interest rose in several sectors while money demand remained tight.
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London
Tobicco
Johannesburg
Cider Sellers Fined in Stamford Court
Stamford April 27. In city court George Muldeilo of 9 Chapel Street and Cainio Teleera of 61 Liberty Street faced liquor law charges. Each was fined 200 dollars plus costs for selling cider of too high alcoholic content. Muldeilo’s fine was suspended. Teleera’s jail sentence was suspended.
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Stamford
George Muldeilo
Chapel Street
Cainio Teleera
Liberty Street
Muideilo
Telesco
Coca Cola declares dividends to stockholders
The Coca Cola company announced a quarterly dividend of 1.756 per share on 600000 shares of common stock and a semiannual dividend of 3.50 per share on preferred stock. Both dividends are payable July 1 to holders of record June 15.
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Atlanta
Coca Cola Company
Stamford Hold Up Leaves Masai Beaten and Robbed
Stamford reports Bartle Masai of 4b6 Atlantin Street held up near his home at midnight. He was assaulted and robbed of 40 dollars by three men who fled despite nearby residents' cries. Masai could not describe the assailants.
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Stamford
Bartle Masai
Atlantin Street
Congregationalists Meet in Holyoke May Conference
Massachusetts Congregational council announced to be held in Holyoke from May 1 to 20 with Rev Charles H. Williams of Jamaica Plain as moderator and Rev James G. Gilkey of Springfield delivering the conference sermon. A number of distinguished speakers are slated to attend.
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Holyoke
Mass
Massachusetts Congregational Council
Charles H. Williame
Jamaica Plain
James G. Gilkey
Springfield
Harding High Board Awards Most Contracts to Local Firms
The Warren Harding High School Board of Education awarded contracts totaling 19 248 75 for equipment at a special meeting. Three of four contracts went to Bridgeport firms or local affiliates, with material quality cited over price in three cases. Cooking apparatus went to Albert Pick and Company for 10 367 75, stage equipment to Lee-Lash Studios of New York, library equipment to Library Bureau via Bridgeport, and a refrigerator contract to Blatchley representing Frigidaire with lower bids from Kelvinator and Coldak. The board plans to meet Friday to award remaining equipment contracts.
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Warren Harding High School
Board of Education
Bridgeport
Albert Pick and Company
Pr Ce
Barth
Gas Appliance Exchange
Morandi-Proctor Company
Bramhall-Deane Company
du Parquet, Huot and Moncuse Company
Lee-Lash Studios
New York
New York Studion
Robert Dickie
Library Bureau
Yawman and Erbe Manufacturing Company
Harry Blatchley
Broadstreet
Frigidaire Company
Kelvinator Refrigerator Company
Coldak Company
Clifford B Wilson speaks at Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting
Clifford B. Wilson addressed the Raymond W. Harvin post Veterans of Foreign Wars on Americanization Day. Rev J W Davin gave the invocation and G A H members sang patriotic songs. Murray Cohen urged many post members and ex servicemen to join the parade escort from 189 State streets to open their convention. The parade, led by the post fife and drum corps, leaves Stratfield hotel at 7 30 p m for United church.
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Clifford B. Wilson
Raymond W. Harvin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. Davin
Murray Cohen
State Streets
Stratfield Hotel
Bo Ted
Fife and Drum Corpa
Post
United Church
Motorcycle Policeman Injured After Collision in Norwalk
In Norwalk on April 27, Policeman Charles Thorpe was thrown from his motorcycle when it struck pedestrian John Oldenschlager who stepped from the curb on Washington street. Oldenschlager was briefly unconscious and later went home. Thorpe suffered a dislocated shoulder and bruises. Thorpe termed the crash unavoidable.
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Norwalk
Charles Thorpe
Washington Street
John Oldenschlager
Qldenschlager
Thorre
Italian Aviator Arrives in Persia on Japan and Australia Flight
In Bushire Persia on April 27 Commander De Pinedo, the Italian aviator, arrived this afternoon from Bagdad en route to Japan and Australia. He began his hydro airflight from Rome last Tuesday.
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Bushire
Persia
de Pinedo
Bagdad
Japan
Australia
Rome
U S Court Freezes Deportation of Alleged Bolshevik
In Boston on April 27 Judge George W Anderson ruled that the United States cannot deport Lew Bonder, described as an alleged Bolshevik, to Russia due to the lack of diplomatic relations. The order frees Bonder. A stray line about flowers at weddings appears in the text.
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Boston
Mass
George W Anderson
United States
Russia
Lew Bonder
Bonder
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