Milford church officers vote on $20000 gift for new addition
Milford December meeting agenda outlines a plan for a $20,000 two story addition to the First Congregational Church auditorium. Architect Joseph H. Rawson’s plans include gymnasium dining social and assembly spaces with ladies parlors and showers. If approved the gift would enhance the church structure.
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First Congregational Church
Joseph H. Rawson
Woodmont
Lucia
Masonic Temple
Myrtle Beach Chapel
J. D. Roberts
the Mary
Taylor M. B. Churen
Harry Butterworth
Eleanor Nichalls
Rainbow Dramatic Club
Myrtle Beach
George W. Burgess
van Avenue
Burgess
Carl Whetzel
Elve
J. A. ‘Afartth
Methodist Church
Muple Avenue
Elmer Nadine
Herbert Ford
William Jones
William Peet Henry Jopp
George L. Whitcomb
Plymouth Church
A. A. Baldwin
Christ
Des
Chas P. Arkins
Christmas Mail Leaves For Central Europe
New York December 11 roughly 12 00 sacks of mail mostly Christmas gifts for children in Germany Austria and Hungary will be sent to Europe aboard the Romlngan Inez Mongoliy late today. Many presents include food stalls and a large number of money orders are in the consignment. The last ship to reach Wighang for Christmas will be the Ma which sails December 16. Mig camels are bred in pie vi er of Southern Asabia.
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New York
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Europe
Romrngan
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Another Royal Divorce Brews in Roumania
Reports claim Prince Carol of Romania, formerly Princess Liane of Greece, plans a Paris divorce filing alleging desertion and scandal. Court documents indicate Carol left his wife while planning to wed the Greek princess after a prior agreement.
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Princeas Carel
Eumani
Liane
Greece
Paris
Quem Mutia
Koumania
Princ Carol
Ang
Kerwin Named Commissioner of Police in Derby
Derby reports Daniel I. Kerwin appointed commissioner to fill the unexpired term of Shaughnessey, who has resigned. Kerwin will serve until the first Monday of January, following Shaughnessey’s resignation. The article also notes a wedding and local retirements.
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Derby
James Atwater
Daniel I. Kerwinee
Vam
Shaughn Ar
Ker
Shaughnessey
Mary Kindle
Bowen
Ethes National Church
Alfred W. Budd
Wen
Mary ‘Walkh
Elizabeth Street
Walter B. Ward
Boward and Barber Company
Hurd
Perry Hill
Bridgeport Youths Enlist in Navy for Overseas Duty
Bridgeport youths enlisted in the Navy during September and October will depart this week for Cuba and the Canal Zone to serve on various ships and shore stations. Some will join the Cleveland and the USS Denver, which arrived at Watboa from Valparaiso, Chile, where bluejackets have aided after the recent earthquake and tidal wave. Enlistees in November and December may visit Europe, Reina, and Africa, while a January draft of several hundred will head to Gibraltar, Algiers, and Constantinople to relieve crews on fifteen ships in the Mediterranean, Ulack and ACECAN SeAE.
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Bridgeport Bors
Navy
Cuba
Canal Zone
U. S
Cleveland
S. Denver
Watboa
Valpariso
Chile
Europe
Reina
Africa
Gibraltar
Algiers
Constatinople
Mediterranean
Ulack
Acecan Seae
Tornar evidence to be presented to grand jury
State's Attorney will present Tor nar evidence to a Stamford grand jury today. He is charged with the murder of Andrew Kovacs in Bridgeport. Also to be named are Mack MacMahon of Jersey City, accused in a separate incident following a gang raid at the Dewey Club in Stamford.
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Steve Tornar
Bridgeport
Oharedo
Andrew Kovacs
Tamer 5
Cwinnings
Court House
Stamford
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as the simplest, most effective remedy for constipation. It urges daily use of at least five tablespoons, claims improvements in health for all ages, and notes versatile recipe uses and wide grocery availability.
Ansona Mayor Fleshes Appointments List
Ansona mayor released a full slate of appointments for the city clerk's office and related departments. The roster includes Michael Cook, Frederik Mice Carthes, Vincent Charkes, Thomas Shortal, Daniel Corcoran, and Andrew Nol milk inspector, among others, with terms set at two years except the tax collector at one year. The nominations go to the Board of Sherman next meeting for confirmation. Also noted is the improving condition of John Stevens, principal of the High School, after recent appendectomy and serious illness.
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Ansonta
Metta
Cty
Mighawl Cook
Frederik Mice Carthes
Kuble Works
Willing, Chaney
Watikin Condon
Vhitimshing
Edward B. Guilrey
Daniel Corcoran
Vincent Charkes Chie
Pire
Board of Sherman
Mail Christmas Packages Early Urges Post Office
Postal officials urge sending Christmas mail early to ensure on time delivery. Wrapping practices by stores can affect handling and accuracy. Plain addressing helps the department maintain higher standards and reduce transit delays during the peak season.
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Post Office
Harper
Coroner hears intoxicated driver in Clinton hit-and-injure case
In Fairfield inquest coroner Joan J. Phelan heard Carl Erickson of Clinton was struck and seriously injured by Hugh J. Murphy of Rockton Avenue. Testimony said Erickson appeared drunk. Murphy claimed headlights blinded him and he could not see anyone on the road near Ash Creek bridge. Axel Anderson was with Erickson. Sonnenberg on Kings Highway provided prior drinks.
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Carl Erickson
Clinton, Avenue
Hugh J. Murphy
Rocton Avenue
Joan J. Phelan
Ash Creek
Fairfield
Axel Anderson
Anderson
Sitd Jn
Deas
Ona Sonnenberg
Kings Highway
Iackson
Murphy
Whiskey raids seize 12 gallons across two towns
Agents raided Monroe and another nearby community recovering 12 gallons of whiskey and moonshine and destroying stills and facilities. Steve Lovkniliga was arrested for liquor-law violations as families faced disruption from the seizures and ongoing enforcement actions.
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Dombroski
Walton
Charity Commission Meeting Today Draws Attention
A regular meeting of the Charity Commission is held today to address governance and funding matters. Officials discuss upcoming approvals and compliance actions, with attendees from related organizations observing and participating in the session.
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Charity Commission
Women's handsome coats special 75 dollars
Coats described in rich Mandalay and Panvelaine fabrics with crepe de chine linings and large fur collars. Styles include straight and blouse models with minimal embellishments. Limited quantity offered at 75 dollars at Noor Center.
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Mandalay
Noor Center
New Batiste Pajamas Offered As Gifts
Pretty batiste pajamas presented as gifts with dainty garments and contrast color bands. Some feature hemstitched edges and figured crepe fabrics. The newest sleeping garments appeal to men, trimmed with ribbon and priced around three dollars.
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Batiste
Fine corselette for sale with elastic back insert
Flesh color poplin corselette in sizes 32 to 42 with five inch back and elastic insert. Includes four hose supports and two sets of steels over hips. Price listed as one dollar.
Filet lace trimmed centers and scarfs sale item
Lace trimmed filet centers and scarfs offered in sizes 36 and 45 inches diameter with matching scarfs 20 by 45 inches. Items include insert lace and edge to match, priced from 75 cents to 2 dollars. Luncheon sets and breakfast sets in packages with thread included, sold from the third floor counter.
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Hopkins
Pretty cotton waists as gifts
Pretty cotton waists as gifts. New and attractive waists made of fine dimity cord or self striped. Mostly round neck models. Some are hand drawn and embroidered in French knots while others are embroidered in color on collar cuffs and front of blouse in pretty cross stitch patterns. Holly box a2 Second floor, re.
Women’s sturdy sport sweaters in heavy white yarn
Knitted in a coat style with two pockets and ribbed cuffs, these mannish yet comfy sweaters suit riding, hiking, golfing and other popular sports. Priced at $19, they offer durable warmth and practical design for active wear.
Hoover cleaner pitched as ideal Christmas gift
Advertisement urges buyers to gift a Hoover cleaner to homes with housewives, claiming it is a paying investment and suggesting a club payment plan. The copy emphasizes the Hoover as a must have for the home and hints at widespread need among households.
Dresses Cut to 29 50 in Unusual Sale Event
Beautiful dresses reduced price to 29 50. Crepe de chine and lace dresses with rich fabrics and simple designs are offered, including beaded patterns and velvet gowns. A large selection of one of a kind items is marked down to move quickly, with strong urging to shop early.
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