Man Dies After Car Crash Near Norwich
Lotland Connecticut reports a man named Willard Robinson, 29, died at Backus Hospital Norwich after a highway collision between dham and Niantic about 10:30 p m. His car wreck left him with a left temple wound filled with dirt. He was returning groceries and a live chicken for children when struck. Police suspect he may have alighted and been hit by another auto. He leaves a wife and two children. eight dollars were found in his pocket. A possible loan of thirty dollars before Saturday night is under investigation.
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Lotland
Conn
Willard
Robinson
Ciy
Unidam 4
Gome
Ian
Daman Knocked Down By Stratford Auto
A pedestrian on South avenue at Lafayette jet was struck yesterday afternoon by a Stratford area auto. Sharesa Powski of 875 South avenue was knocked down by a car driven by L. Strickfuss of Nichols ue Stratford. She sustained head and facial injuries. John B. Kohler’s car, parked on Alanson road last night, was damaged when hit by a car traveling at rate of speed. The driver fled and police search is active.
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South Avenue
Lafayette
Sharesapowski
L. Strickfuss
Nichols Ue
Stratford
John BE. Kohler
Alanson Road
Behrens Cites Four Favorite Bond Projects
Behrens notes four city projects funded by bond proceeds. These include a new trade school, water and sewer upgrades for the Sivan Crest district, repaving Fairfield Avenue and Water Streets with Belgium blocks, removal of derelict structures on Housatonia Avenue, and widening that street. Other projects await funding, the mayor says.
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Buhrens
Ssivan Crest
Fairfield Avenue
Belgium
McElroy Bros. and
Conngstrout Company
Housatonia Avenue
Social Workers to Convene in City in Spring
Plans for the final meeting of the Connecticut Conference of Social Workers were approved for May 4-7 in this city. The Stratfield ballroom will host an evening program with national speakers and a public session. A committee led by Clarence King will publish a directory of state social resources, reusing an unpublished postwar manuscript.
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Connecticut Conference of Social Workers
University Club
Stratfield
A.D. Lavery
Clarence Ixing
Cross
Mary Dennis
Fairfield Family Welfare Society
The
Oak
Contarance
Lavery
Fear
C Lavery
Matthew
J. Judge
Hartford
Richard W. Cogswell
City Savings Bank
Clarence King
Edward, C. Connelly
New Britain
Jennie B. Stevene
Greenwich
H- 5
Wiegins
New Haven
Eleanor Tyler
Haven
Paul L. Miller
Norman Anderson
A. Almon Chaffee
Victoria A. Larmour
John Lp Rice
Mary Grace Hills
Viiting Nurse Association of
New Heaven
Roy L. Leak
Connecticut State Hospital
Middletown
Helen Ireland
Connecticut Society of Mental Hygiene
Alexander Creedon
Police Court of
Anna. O'Brien
Dorothy Heroy
Stamford
P. V. Gahan
Franklin Bartlett Camp Elects Officers
At a recent meeting of the Franklin Bartlett Camp, Song of Veterans, officers were elected: Commander Harry Curtiss, Senior Vice Commander James M. Rom, Junior Vice Commander F. W. Hasy King, Secretary Charles N. Greene, Treasurer Charles J. Stephens, Camp Council Albert B. Byrnes, Bo W. Hawking, and J. Cox. They will be installed by Past Division Commander L. S. Chapman in January. The camp endorsed a resolution urging Congress to adopt a pension bill increasing Civil War veterans to $72 monthly and widows married before June 1910 to $30 monthly, with letters to Rep. Schuyler Merritt and Senators McLean and Brandegee.
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Praoklin Bartlett Camp
Song of Veterans
Harry Curtiss
James M. Rom
F. W. Hasyking
Charles NM. Greene
Charles J. Stephens
Camp Counci
Albert B. Byrnes
Bo W. Hawking
J. Cox
L. 8. Chapman
Derby
Schuyler Merritt
George P. McLean
Frank GB. Brandegee
Driver Blameless for Death in Rain Crash
New Haven dispatch reports Anthony Macatis was killed Thanksgiving Day when a truck from EL Johnson of New Britain struck him as he stood with an umbrella stuck in a paving hole. The driver was declared blameless though rain fell during the incident.
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New Haven
Dee
Hela
Anthony Macatis
EL. Johnson
New Britain
Macatis
Disabled Veterans Officers Plead Not Guilty in Mail Fraud Case
Boston December 10 John Donnette solicitor and Frank J Murphy of the Massachusetts association of Disabled Veterans pleaded not guilty today to charges of using the mails to defraud. They were held in bail of 2000 dollars each.
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Boston
Dee
John Dounette
Frank J. Murphy
Massachusetts Association of Disabled Veterans
Message of cheer in things electric gift guide
A vintage catalog style page extols electric appliances as practical gifts. It lists irons by Motpoint Westinghouse Universal and Thermax from 4.75 to 8.50, toasters 4.75 to 8.75, percolators 7.50 to 18, grills 13.50 to 26, curling irons 4.73 to 6.25, and notes the Vourta floor.
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Motpoint
Westinghouse
Universal
Thermax
Art pottery on sale with affordable decor pieces
Attractive art pottery and Jardinieres offer versatile home accents. Fern dishes bulb bowls flower vases candle sticks umbrella stands and other newer decorations available in solid color effects. Prices range from 500 to 25 dollars in easy steps.
Drapery Delights Add Cheer With Fresh Window Fabrics
A department store touts cheerful home upgrades with new drapes and curtains. Hand drawn scrim curtains priced at 3.50 per pair feature two and three rows of borders, Marquisette lace edged at 4.50 per pair, rich silk curtains with fringe around 19.50 per pair. Also offered are heavy couch covers, rugs, and velour pillows in various shapes and colors.
Unspecified homeware sale items and prices
Berry bowls priced from 2.93 to 15 dollars. Flower vases range 2.50 to 517.50. Bon bon dishes from 1.50 to 7.50. Water sets 10 to 633 dollars. Numerous other practical and decorative pieces offered in assortments to simplify selection. Fourth floor center.
Stylish dresses for little women at small prices
A retailer promotes stylish dresses for shorter figures in sizes 31 to 44 and 4 1/4, offering crepe satins and crepe de chine in finer models. Prices range from 29.50 to 39.50 with ample alteration options and fashion-forward styles for women of varying statures.
Dresses for full figures at one small price
Wool fabrics crepe de Chine Canton crepes and silks in navy black and brown offer slenderizing dresses size 40 1/2 to 31. Exquisite workmanship noted. These silk models feature dainty designs. All made to sell for higher, now available at $19.50 on the second floor center.
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Rwich Hospital
Dman
Stratford Auto
Doll Hospital
Golden Hill St
Josiz Coe EN
Aluaolnam
Rostnstisiuu
Behrens
Franklin Bartlett
Howland
Santa
Bridgeport, Cann
the Howland Dry Goods CO
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