End of Year Clearance Sale Offers Deep Discounts
End of year sale offers drastic stock clearance with short time frame on Winter Millinery Reliable Fur Scarfs and Muffs Angora Wool Shoulder Scarfs Rain Coats Cloth Coats Seal Plush Drapes Cloth Capes Children’s Stain Capes Shirt Waists Petticoats with prices from $1.00 to $50.00. Marks include cost prices on silk georgette lingerie and fur pieces. Hundreds of bargains feature various animal furs and coats with aggressive reductions.
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Megantic World War Era Trade and Naval Movements Report
A scrambled account describes U S shipping plans and foreign port activity. It notes shipments of flour and supplies to starving regions, a Seattle to New London transoceanic route, and naval bases. The piece mentions German submarine action and references a collector and port facilities at New London and other locations.
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Elie Dymapt
Prernt
Peeliteat
Colectar Ar
Seattle
Leiden
New Lennon
Trans-Oceanice
Assole Devarmad
Sevtilo Mrp
Ebass
Timn Dobby
Therman
Pete Hetrad
Pak
Geman Vos- Bet
States Naval Base
Bryan A Candidate for the Nomination
William and will speak here January 12 on The Attitude of the Democratic Party in 1820. Friends of Mr. Ryan say he plans a tour of a few weeks to discern nations and other possible campaign avenues. Glynn, former New York governor, supports Joy Brennan and old members of the New York league, per Mr. Walker.
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New York
Joy Bregan
New York League
Walker
District Inspectors Named for Census Office
District inspectors appointed by the census supervisor assign Frank Denny to the Fast Side duties and Thort Cousins to the East End and South areas. F. Osborne leads South and West, Edward Wf leads Center and North, with a briefing meeting held to outline the plan and locations for training and fieldwork.
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Juerk
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Ieirtveen Avenue
Leve Legal
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Streed
Tani
Cui PU Fops
Denny
Cousina
Pane Lee
Infield Avenue
Osherite
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Cua Streat
Doctor Released By Court In Suspicious Case
A Bridgeport district court freed Dr. Blackman after ruling no probable cause existed regarding a disturbance case at Noble Avenue. The judge ordered release as legal proceedings moved on. The name John Yulenskie appears in the hearing related to the incident and oath dates were referenced in court documents.
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Bridgeport
Chester Fa
Noble Avenue
John Yulenskie
Aatamondl Tostlee
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Father of Riley Child Sues Company for 10000 Damages
A complaint filed by the father of a six year old girl seeks 10000 damages from the Pon eCrE Uy company alleging negligence in an incident on November 7. Attorney Ladeseh represents the Wea girl Cathar. Investigation and medical exams reportedly found no provable wounds. Papers will be served on the Connecticut Company this week as part of the civil action. Authorities noted civil negligence questions remain.
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Selon Ladeseh
Wea
Cathar
Ann
Seroulmates
Igepark
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Connectcut
Che Suing Utne
Fraternalists Urged to Aid Starving East Refugees
A motion circulated by new voters urging fraternal groups to assist the vast number of starving eastern refugees. Letters printed today request cooperation from readers and highlight support from notable figures including Willison and Henry Morsenthal, former ambassador.
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Firbhand
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Montagine
W Willison EH
Henry Morsenthan
Combassador
Parkes Nod Otters
Arrangements for the division meeting and service
A meeting of the division is planned with a special session to elect leaders and review past services. Directors propose continued efforts to mobilize members and align with post office business, noting receipts and postage details from the prior six months.
Legion Takes Charge of Vocational Work in Bridgeport
Captain Billings, in charge of vocational training, employment, and compensation for returning soldiers, has been ordered to report to the War Department in Washington for a special assignment. He praises Bridgeport's work led by Hake Nutt and says future reemployment for veterans will be handled by the American Legion, with Bridgeport sharing leadership across the state.
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Wii
Secretary of War Office
Washington
Captain Billings
Hake Nutt
Capstan Billings
War Department
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Parlfird
Haven Tank
Visit Scene Of Ogden Death In Maiden Lane Accident
Coroner Phe Tan and witnesses will inspect the Maiden Lane scene at 2 30 am to determine vehicle positions after Elmer Ogden aged child was struck by a jitney driven by Dominick Beale on Christmas afternoon near Strate Ford Avenue Embroike Street. He will be questioned at the coroner's office.
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Maiden Lane
Slime Fae
Jimney
Strateford Avenue
Embroike Street
Phe- Tan
Coro Ney
Sone
Ife
Young Ogden
Dominick Beale
Tax exemptions for wounded soldiers extended
Former soldiers sailors and marines seriously injured in the war will receive a tax exemption of 3000 under the 1919 General Statutes amendment. Those slightly injured get 1000. Wives of men killed or wounded will see increased benefits as tax lists are compiled this year.
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