Shopping Days Rush as Christmas Crowds Grow
With 12 shopping days left, Christy store managers face a busy rush as Christmas shopping intensifies. Police are deployed to manage crowds at busy intersections while plans unfold for a larger mall setup on Broad Street and John Street. Mail for western and southern regions is being dispatched this week.
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Christy
Inforce
Simauster
Charles F. Greene
Masonia Yempla
Broad Street
Park Post
John Street
Roel
Mississippi
Middle Western
Cummmings and Garlick at Pardons Meeting
State's Attorney Homer S. Cummings and Assistant State's Attorney E. Earle Garlick attend a pardon board session at the late prison in Wethersfield. They oppose petitions from Fairfield County prisoners including Edant J. Kiviat, a New York gunman tied to a Connecticut jewelry-store heist, Joe Friedell of Bridgeport linked to the ring involved in a car theft, and Frank M. Bassett serving a forty year term in a related case.
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Homer S. Cummings
Attory
E. Earle Garlick
Wethersfield
Pare Ona
Fairfield County
Edant J. Kiviat
New York
Connecticut
Aymnaster
Joe Friedell
Bridgeport Auto Dgal Y
Frank M. Bassett
Jack
Farmers in Better Condition Advise by Secretary Wallace
Secretary Wallace reports that 1923 farm incomes will rise by over one and a quarter billion dollars, with general improvement in agriculture. He cites higher prices, lower input costs, and reduced consumer prices, yet warns regional disparities persist and export markets tighten. He endorses a federal export agency for surpluses and outlines tariff support, farm diversification, and improved farmer guidance while noting rising taxes and foreclosures affecting farmers.
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Washington
Wallace
Coolidge
Aida
Europe
Secretry Wellace
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Cold Weather Boosts Connecticut Naval Recruit Roll
Cold weather recruiting drew over 25 men from the towne to enlistment in December. 103 men underwent preliminary exams with 22 first and four second enlistments accepted, many rejected for defective teeth. Recruits will train at Newport RI for two months before joining Atlantic and Pacific fleets for winter maneuvers in the tropics and eventual transfer to the west coast.
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Connecticut
Cohey
Niavals
Newport
R. I
Weelea
Thriatmeas Jewve
Atlantic
Pacific
Tropics
Panama
United States
Bryant Electric Co. Gives $1400 to Tuberculosis Relief
Bryant Electric Co. donated $1400, the largest factory contribution to the Employer Tuberculosis Relief Association. Hoyt Catlin, board member, oversaw the collection. The plant employs fewer workers than many peers, while the association has enrolled 110 member companies funding ongoing support for tubercular members.
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Tuberculosis Relief Association
Bryant Electric Company
Hoyt Catlin
Na~e Yooletion
Mambera
Noted Preacher to Speak at A M E Church Tonight
Dr Simon P W Drew a noted evangelist and organizer of the American White Cross Free Labor bureau will conduct an evangelistic meeting at Bethel A M E Church on Broad Street tonight Mayor F Williams Behrens will speak at the main meeting. Other speakers include Dr B G Jacobs Dr W Weller James E Keffard Dr Wainright May Taylor and Rev R Lilly.
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Simon P. W. Drew
American White Cross Free Labor Bureau
Dr. Drew
F. Wiliam Behrens
B. G. Jacobs
Bathe A. M. E
W. Weller
A. M. E. Zion
James E. Keffard
Waterbury
White Cross
Dr. Wainright
First Baptist Church
Stretford
May Taylor
Rev. R. Lilly
Aly
Health Board to Fill Positions Expiring This Year
The Health board will meet at the Welfare building tonight to elect a chief sanitary inspector as C Howard Dunbar’s ten year term ends December 1. Commissioners Frank W Stevens and Anthony Renzi leave the board at year end. Stevens may be reappointed, Renzi’s status is uncertain. Several new inspectors are expected to be appointed to replace posts filled by the Democratic administration.
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Health Board
Frank W. Stevens
Anthony &. Renal
Stevens Hag
Lennis
Tt 9
Behrens
Renzi
C. Howard Dunbar
Nlso
New System Installed Lets New Haven Patrons Dial
Telephone company patrons in New Haven for the first time can talk directly to other cities by dialing numbers. Ten local operators completed calls quickly as the new system went into effect yesterday.
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Telephone Company
Yeater Gay
New Haven
Charities Dept to Review 10 Tax Abatement Claims
The Charities department will start investigating 10 tax abatement claims by individuals claiming poverty this week. Angia P. Thorne, superintendent of charities, announced last night that the claims were filed yesterday.
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Charities Department
Angia P. Thorne
Superinten
Charities
Music in Toyland Shows Joyful Santa Line
A vivid description of Toyland as a place where children tell Santa their wishes and laugh at clowns and a bear. The piece highlights toy pianos, dolls, furniture, tools, drums, trains, desks, and typewriters as gifts, celebrating the imagined joy of childhood and the role of Santa in delivering happiness.
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Santa
Great Big Bear
Toyland
Thiré Moon
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PC World
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Bridgeport
Howland
Congress
Weatinghouse
Ariola
Kodak
Howiland
Fron
Howland Dry Goods CO
Yeas Boks Ag
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