Dependability celebrates seventh anniversary with lower prices
Ofliers at $4.77. ca 37c Sample lot of hair brushes Ebony and mahogany finish. 37c Ekko Portable Cooker with saucepan and heat complete. 37c Perfumed Violet Ammonia. Full pint size. 2 bottles 37c Growth Is Mighty Emerson said the creation of a thousand forests is in one acorn. Like the air, DEPENDABILITY ohe success of a store is the same as mother earth is to the acorn. It is fertile. . It will create thousands of friends. During our seven years here we have endeavored to adhere strictly to a principle The best quality for the price. Our guarantee of satisfaction goes with every sale. Back of all our dealings stood the goal-DEPENDABILITY. For the next ten days we shall celebrate our Seventh Anniversary. Lower prices-usual high standard quality- GREATER VALUES. This is your opportunity to purchase dependable merchandise below the usual prices.
1d Sik Gloves with two clasps and double tip fingers
Listing notes 1d Sik gloves with two clasps and double tip fingers available in black white grey beaver and mastic finishes. Item ID 297 references the product listing for order or stock inquiry.
Girls Gingham Dresses and Middy Blouses Sale
Values for the Girls Gingham Dresses in sizes 8 to 14, formerly up to $3.50 now $1.97. Middy Blouses in white and white with blue collars and cuffs, braid trim, sizes 8 to 42, now $1.87. Chevron on sleeves noted for style.
Fancy bassinet features and value priced items
Reed care carriage with rubber tires and reversible gear offers quality for infants. White enameled bassinets priced at 5.50 value. Cotton mattress bassinet set priced at 2.50 value.
Anniversary Celebration Promises Greater Savings
This notice teases a village anniversary celebration with enhanced values and savings, urging residents to attend and partake in promises of larger discounts than prior offers. The message emphasizes excitement and urgency without detailing dates or locations.
Hartford Labor Unrest and Regional News Briefs
Strikes loom as Hartford workers press for higher wages and shorter hours after rejection of demands. Illinois miners report most back to work with normal production expected by early next week. Great Britain marks World War I entry anniversary with tributes to Field Marshal Earl Haig and Admiral Beatty. Trinity College appoints Harry T. Costello as Brownell Professor replacing Wilbur Mr Urban who heads to Dartmouth. Damascus battle costs cited with Arabs versus French armored superiority. Italy-Albania treaty signed. Cape Linguela and Cape Treferti ceded. Col Charles M. Joslyn dies in Hartford after a long career. Communist participation favored in Third International resolutions per Moscow report. Japan to increase garrison in Korea by 400 men amid unsettled situation. Connecticut National Guard officers reshuffled. Schenck resigns as captain of Civilian Rifle Team. Thornton P. Duggan arrested on embezzlement charges in New Haven.
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Harry T. Costello
Columbia University
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Wilbur Mr. Urban
Dartmouth
Injured Worker Struck by Shafting at Bridgeport Plant
Frank Detelleia of 88 Crannd Street sustained a badly injured left shoulder yesterday when shafting fell on him at work. He was taken to Bridgeport General by Dr. B J Burns for emergency evaluation and observation to determine shoulder blade damage.
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Day Ten Divorce Cases Filed in Superior Court
Ten new divorce petitions were filed yesterday in the superior court clerk’s office. Cases include five for desertion, three for intolerable cruelty, and others for infidelity or misconduet among parties from Redding Norwalk Stamford Danbury Newington Morristown and neighboring areas.
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Redding
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Ogden H. Yearounce
Nacwall
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George G. Bannrt
Danbury
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Mami Perniciari
Stamford
Giuseppi
John Schettini
New Cgunton
Pearl
George L. Lowden
Norwalk
Christian Ta
Alya Canfield
Morwilhty
Lucy J
Fran N. Shephard
Denbury
Frank BL
Minnie Mar
Moose Night At Moose Lawn Fete Opens Summer Events
Moose Night at Moose Lawn Fete draws crowds as Loyat Moose and families attend the closing night. The event showcases efficient conduct and a deer feature, with police from Polis drawing large audiences and praise for the organizers. In separate items, District Judge Curran sets September 13 for an injunction hearing about a potential coal strike. Population figures from multiple cities report gains, while P. Gannenball Baker completes a six day six hour drive from New York to Los Angeles setting a new transcontinental record.
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United States Arms Recruiting Service
Plague Cases Reported in Galveston Text
Plague cases in Galveston under U S service control were 1 to be confirmed as genuine if validated. Officials at the Hass nods completed but verification pending. The potential total in Galveston would be severe. Aug 4 two sons at surgeons in health.
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Cberrye
United State Service
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Exonerate Hunt Of Neglect Charge In Bergdoll Case
New York Aug 1 Colonel John J Hunt former Fort Jay commander was acquitted of neglect of duty linked to the escape of Grover Bergdoll a wealthy Philadelphia draft dodger Bergdoll escaped May 20 after guards failed to stop him Hunt faced questions over guarding Bergdoll during a travel to Philadelphia and Hagerstown with confidential orders and disguises used in the escape case
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Bersdoll
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Governor Replaces Whistling Ban Governor Replaced
Washington Aug 1 Captain J W Gilmer former governor who ordered whistling punishable by 85 fine has been removed. Captain John C Wedengell named to governorship. Secretary Daniels says the act had no bearing on the relief. Waldo B Evans sent to Samoa as war governor to relieve Commander WW Terhune.
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J. W. Gilmer
Ugval
John C. Wedengel
Daniels
Gilmer
Waldo B. Evans
Samoa
WW. J. Terhune
Mexican Government Mobilizes 3000 Men in Lower California
Mexico City August 4 government orders mobilization of 3600 troops for campaign against Governor Cantu of Lower California. More troops could be sent if needed as rebellion there is considered not of major importance. Officials indicate the movement is limited and aimed at restoring order.
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Cantu
California
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