Lawyers Groan At Printer's Delay Of New Law Books
Town Clerk Winton and Clark report delays in delivering bound law volumes to the state capitol. Printers cite machine heat and binding issues delaying about 100 volumes intended for various offices. Government offices await the legal volumes to assess long standing laws and property convictions with urgent needs across multiple departments.
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Loral
Fiat
State
Clark
Delim
Tewand Airy
wWaithire
Winton
Ant
Fawn Clark Mole
War risk agents examine claims here today
The Flyins squadron of Rov from the Bureau of Insurance arrives at the County Court House at 10:80 a.m. to receive claims of disabled ex-service men. Miss Milligan of the American Red Cross says the committee has already collected over 1,000 papers and more ex-service men may be heard. Posters and screenings accompany the event to assist soldiers with insurance or compensation cases awaiting action.
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Bureau O Insuranes
Burlingame
New York
Weready
Milligan
Brideeperk Buren
Fridgenart
Tridge Stratford
Air Feld
Euses Solticd
Stamford Editor Poem Becomes Musical Hit
Stamford editor Robert Waltaker wrote a poem My Lane which Yale music teachers set to song. Last week 180 Stamford school children sang it in a local event with New York contralto Miss Kilda Schultz present, who plans an extended tour and hopes to promote the piece among midwest audiences.
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Robert Waltaker
Stamford Adystecate
Tmenk
Yale
Stamford
Misa Kilda Kathe Schultz
New York
Miss Schulla
Merry Widow to Open Park Theatre
The Park Theatre will stage The Merry Widow with an advance sale opening next Monday. Star cast includes international singers and a European prima donna, promising a lavish production and first rate entertainment for Bridgeport audiences.
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Bridgeport
Bostor
Henry W
Favaria
Dydin Linkow
Jefferson de Angimsneq
Dorothy Brands
Chicago
Two Liquor Sellers Fined by City Court
Julius Bodnar of Spruce Street pleaded guilty to keeping liquor with intent to sell to a minor and was fined. Ela was jailed and fined 50 with costs, facing extended sentence if unpaid. Nic Delabic of Water Street received a 190 fine with costs for keeping liquor with intent to sell.
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Julius Bodnar
Shoe Sale At Oxford News Store
Last week the shoe man announced closing out sport oxfords in white and tan or white and black at 5.50. This week remaining stock includes black brown tan mahogany oxfords and pumps with military and Cuban heels. Sizes vary but fit possible. formerly 8 to 10 now 5.50 at Myin Noor Fairfield Avenue.
Corset Case Prices Highlight Bargain Offer
A Corset case priced at an easy rate is featured with a second model described as an elastic top corset in flesh color brocade, noted for a hip style and a reduced price of 1 45 Secord Aor, rear.
Apparel sale highlights six gabardine styles at auction
The listing notes about six distinct styles in regular and extra sizes in white gabardine with excellent texture. Skirts sold for 3.95 and up, and 2.85 for some. Twelve styles shown in surf satin and gabardines, former prices 2.95 and 3.50, now reduced.
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Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Horlick’s
Iavaid
Stratfield
Ste Best
Stratfield Hotel
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European Drug Co
Bridgeport, Conn
Land
Fritzo Hawle
Opticians
Main
St Bridgeport
Wri Idgeport
State ST
Hesterfield Cigarette
Swift & Company
Swift
U.S. A
Water St
Court House
Fowland
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Grilgeport Cans
Thireday
Faille
Oxford News
Myin Noor, Fairfield Avenue
Secord Aor
the Howland Dry Goods Company
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