Household Goods for Sale and Christmas Store Hours
Household goods for sale including items labeled SPdeel4-1 to $4.50 and various odd phrases. Cash down offer and a family home on turtion improvements. Store open every evening until Christmas with address 4028. Promotions and unclear terms appear throughout the listing.
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Sam
Grasmere
Alill Green
Vwarry
A. Barnes
Grasmere Office Mill Gree
Grasmere Avenue
Nobie
Boston
Bunnell
North Main Station
West Side
North Main
Bowen T. J. Long
Devon
Devor
Naugatuck Ave
Warner Ridg
Bridgeport
Adams St
East Sidde Balgain
Shelton St
Main St
Mauire Joseph Lipsitz
Warner
Fairfield Age
Fairfield
Bridge
Peter Plianto
Old Field Road
EF LD
Conn
Fairfield Ave
A. Kregiing
Stratford_ Phons
Stratford
Holmes
Farst-Sridgeport Bank Buldy
Griveway
Stown
Central—Golden Hie
Butta
Casey
Fremont St
Stratfield Road
Fleming
North End
Arthur Gibson
St. Vincent’s
Trolley
Fairview Ave
Wayne St
Faireae Westfield Ave
Barnum Norman
Arthur
Twoveer
St. Vi
Asa Mabrise
Tate Sr. Turney
Eney
Hargaine Gases
Su Coun
Tingg Juiryuee Thoors
Arthur Tribia
O Family Howe
Purnes
THE
Eagle Tea CO
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Unearthed
A collage of death notices from a 1919 1949 era column shows numerous obituaries. Entries mention deaths in Irids vilys Dee Ty TheO Wines Ul rekwith and other individuals with funeral times, residences, and interment details at Lakeview Buckland and other cemeteries. Automobiles accompany corteges, and memorial masses and cards of thanks appear alongside notices from families including Buchanan Schwarz Eley and Stark with dates, addresses, and burial plans.
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Lily
Sixth Street
Willandt
Ddr
Capital Avenue
Wee
Nis
George i
Pearl Street
Lakeview Center
Eley
Joseph J. Sorley
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Newspaper Paper Shortage Sparks Anthony Bill Clash
Washington December 15. Provisions of the Anthony bill would limit to 24 pages daily newspapers using the Second class mail privilege to conserve newsprint. The measure drew support from small publishers and opposition from large lury newspapers who say it hurts major papers. Representative Anthony said 2,600 to 3,000 small papers face suspension or extinction if shortages continue. Kansas representative attributed shortages to Brent publishing concerns grabbing nearly the entire supply.
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Washington
House Post Office
Lury
Anthony of Tursas
Kansas
Brent
More Singers Sought for Christmas Carols Effort
Community service committees plan citywide carol singing by forming groups across districts. Central branch leads, with churches schools and service groups volunteering, including advent and parish organizations, fire department, nurses, and neighborhood centers.
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Rosreason
Saro
Central Branch
War Service Venter
Barnunt
Meanles Chorus
First Presbyterian
Efatt Community
Sumourerfield — Church
Newfield Methodist
Thathon Society
Gerfield School
Wlost Universalist
Barnameon Unity Center
St. Chorge's Church
Sons of St George
West End
Notice of Superior Court publication in Waterbury
A damaged notice from New Haven regarding a divorce or related matter lists defendants and petitioners such as Anna Directants and James, with references to New York City and Waterbury Superior Court. The document orders publication in a Reliegenort newspaper by a specified date in December and mentions court terms and parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VPS
Superior Court
Waterbury
Wotetien
Porm
John BP
iWetlowt
Mirtdige
Anna
Counlthal
Movement to form Bridgeport chapter of NAACP
A mass meeting at the A M E Zion church in Bridgeport moved toward forming a local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Mary Townsend Seymour of Hartford praised the work of the Hartford branch and urged aiding rural southern Negro migrants who have settled in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored Peoples
A. M. EH. Zion
Broad and
Gregory Streets
Jeucius
Jordan
National Association
Johnson
Bridgemort
Atrs
Mary Townsend Seymour
Bartford
Hartford
Townsend
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Tens of thousands join Boston parade in mass meeting
A large parade in Boston today drew tens of thousands of Jewish participants in a mass gathering prepared as a major show of unity. Police reported orderly conduct as crowds moved through city streets with chants and banners.
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Boston
Wage offer to railwaymen sparks cautious response
London reports a new wage standard proposal to railway workers from the government via the National Union of Railwaymen. The general secretary signaled readiness to accept but warned the plan contains risks. Discussion set for Wednesday. rumors of a strike were denied. In other items, Redlands considers protests over a massacre and a theatre purchase by a city official amid unrest. General Allenby’s forces advance, with Pall captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. i
Union of Railwaymen
Thomas
Ukraine
Allenby
Pall
Faces Painted With Mud in African Art Exhibition
Descriptive captions detail women with mud white copper and black face paint as part of an African art display. Photographs show two young girls in bridal jewelry and colorful costumes, bracelets, rings, and a yellow turbans. The piece notes harsh living conditions, cold nights, and cultural practices amid near a large town.
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Wraddock
South
America
Broil
Diry
Vetraad
Husbantas
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Inqquiro
Hanon
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Tidecle
J. Glasner
Beard Ave
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Hudson Cloak & Suit Store
H. C. Canfield CO
Star Electric Co
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Pdee
Taylor
Norwich
Con
Percy Ayson
Alherk
Cora H. Taylor
Park Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Third Order of St. Francis
Ivy Grove Circle
Air Henry
WoLrne
Air
Jomun
Chapalan
Padec
Sthpmen Cosmit
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Charles L. Dennis
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Santa
Claus
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Hot & Cott Waters
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Willen Welie
Baston
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Aks
Teel
Pants VU SC
Liss Stretton Age
ENGL
Redlands
Cal
Dee
Fowler
City
Ager
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