Policeman Glenn Laid to Rest After 42 Years Service
Glenn Russell, a police officer for 42 years, was laid to rest in Mountain Grove cemetery with funeral services at Read Memorial chapel. The service, led by Rev. Tierbert S Brown, drew delegations from police and veterans groups. Connecticut state guard provided escort and three volleys were fired at the grave.
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Russell Glenn
Wl & Owoek
Read Memorial Chapel
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Fev
Tierbert
Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Pequonnock
Ch Alth
Warren Lodge
Voyard State Association
Theorera
Patydlwen Guizenhauser
Mrickson
Tohis
Taytor
O'Brien
Edward Daftex
Mountain Grove
Connecticut State Guard
Post
Thas Wowe Jr
G. A. FL
Harris Legion Men To Elect Tonight At Post
The Raymond W. Harris Post nominating committee met to prepare a list of officers for the ensuing year. The regular meeting will be tomorrow evening at 189 State Street to elect officers. A letter of thanks will be mailed to fraternal and military organizations that helped Armistice Day celebrations and to all individuals who assisted.
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Raymond W. Harris
Stratford Contractors Sued Over $35 000 Excavating Machine
Judge Webb presided as Hubbard Flayed Company of New York sues Porgione and Romano of Stratford for about 35000 alleging a defective excavating machine used for Stratford sewer work. Stratford defendants say they paid to repair and maintain the machine. Damages claimed total 4000.
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IT. Webb
Superio
Hubbard-Flayed Company Inc
New York
Porgione and Romano Company
Stratford
Stratford Concern
Loss of Schooner Confirmed Near Gull Rocks Coast
Coast Guard Cutter Ossippes confirms a schooner sank off Gull Rocks near Monhegan Island on the Maine coast. A mast stump with a mark was found but no crew or vessel identity could be located. The incident remains unresolved with no trace of survivors or the schooner’s name.
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Coast Guard
Boston
Yos
Ossippes
Gull Rocks
Monhegan Island
Railroad union chiefs confer with Hines on contracts
Heads of the four railroad brotherhoods met with Director General Hines to discuss proposed changes in contract terms submitted by the railroad administration. No decision was reached, and another conference was scheduled for tomorrow.
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Washington, Bee
Feads
Hines
Railroad Administration
Remembering Santa Claus and the joy of Christmas town
Old Santa and the magic of visiting Santa Claus are recalled to evoke childhood thrill. The piece invites readers to relive that happiness, sharing wonder with a child who still believes. It frames memory as a gift that spreads joy to others during the season.
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Santa Claus
Toyland
Santa
Clever Jack Tar dresses at but $15
For girls Jack tar dresses of excellent serge in a graceful straightline style. They feature a back and front yoke with pleated body, a rich navy shade, tasteful braid, and hand embroidered sleeve decoration. Available in sizes 6 to 14 for $15.
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Jack Tar
Warm quilted lining yoke coat for little boys
Made with yoke and a warm quilted lining this durable coat comes in sizes 1 2 and 3. A special style for little boys features a broad belt creating a comfortable tasteful look branded Naventt floor.
Women’s suits and dresses offered in special sale
There is one of the nicest lots of suits and dresses now being sold at special prices. Dresses of silk and woolens Georgette and taffeta and tricotine and wool jersey are featured in special models to fit up to size 52½. Garments include crepe de chine and georgette options, trimmed in varied colors, valued from $22.50 to $29.50, now $18.50 in the second floor sale.
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Jersey
Expert gown planning and fitting by Madame Carpenter
Madame Carpenter offers free gown planning, cutting, fitting, and pinning to ready for finishing. She helps women sew without charging any fee, inviting prompt use of her skill for silk or wool garments during her stay.
Great gray gloves and khaki shirts featured in sale
Item highlights include knitted gray gloves resembling suede leather, made from a doette like fabric and washable. Also bold rich knitted ties from 75 cents to 3 dollars and khaki service shirts in sizes 14 1 2 to 17 for 2.50, all in the right aisle front.
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Doette
Children’s furs warm and happy for Littlest Girl
A vintage catalog note extols warm fluffy furs for children. Conveys beaverine mimicking beaver, plus natural rabbit coney and possum sets. Mentions nutria and Iceland fox with many muff and scarf styles priced from four to twenty dollars on the second floor.
Torrington Electric Vacuum Sweeper Promises Easy Clean
Sweep with an electric Vacuum. This Torrington sweeper removes dust and threads from floors and carpets with little current use. Attachments for stairs, mattresses, and draperies reach corners and difficult spots. built to last, portable, and time saving.
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Torrington
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