Budget requests outline city offices and services
The article details a slate of budget requests including the Registrar of MotorsWilliam Lounsbury seeking 23 697.70 to run the office next year, ambulance service costs totaling 28 100, dispensary 42 580, and education department planning 1 974 943.40 with nurse staffing and medical inspection moves. It notes increases over current year appropriations and lists department head allocations for salaries, supplies, maintenance, and operations.
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Registrar of Motors
William Lounsbury
Salarica St
Conaertae
F. W. Stevens
Board of Governors of
Tag Ambulance and Emergency Service
Board of ‘Education
Board Geaires
Board’of Health
Publc
Health and Chyerenc
Fire destroys seven freight cars at Cedar Hill yards
A New Haven fire at Cedar Hill yards of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad damaged seven loaded freight cars. The blaze caused an estimated loss of $75,000. A spark from overhead cable ignited the fire, fanned by high winds, prompting rapid response by train crews to move nearby cars and prevent further damage.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Cedar Hill
New York
New Mayen
Hartford
Mtimacy
Hasting's Corset Shop Advertises Surgical Corsets
Hasting's Corset Shop at 1501 Main Street offers surgical corsets and corsets for backache kidney trouble fallen stomach or rupture. Weare makers of corsets for extra stoutions and related support garments.
Three Divorces Granted By Judge Banks
Three divorce decrees were granted by Judge John W. Banks in a brief Suneriar court session yesterday. Florence Villiers of Bridgeport was awarded a decree against John Villiers on desertion. the defendant is a sailor in the United States navy. John Hennessey, formerly a sailor but now in the merchant marine, was granted a divorce from Jane Hennessey for desertion. they married in 1916 and the desertion occurred several months later. Desertion was also the basis for a divorce granted Harold K. Gibson of Stamford against Elizabeth H. Gibson.
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John Ww. Banks
Suneriar Court
Florence , Villiers
Bridgeport
John Villiers
United States Navy
John Hennessey
Navy
Merchant Marine
Jane Hennessey
Harold KE
Gibson
Stamford
Elizabeth Hangone Gibson
Exchange Club maps plans for coming year luncheon
The Exchange club met at the Algonquin club yesterday where President St B Lambert outlined a push to reach 100 members across business classifications. In its three weeks as a group it has grown to 60 members with about a dozen applications. The club will begin next week with breakfast meetings at the Shanty Hotel and plans talks on civic interest at each luncheon. First project likely the Community Chest drive with many members already listed as campaign workers. L Robo Walter of the Y M C A serves as secretary.
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Exchange Club
Algonquin Club
ST. B. Lambert
Petarn
J Business Oy Elvic
Clais
Jglub
L. Robo Walter
New Lungheon Club
Damages Sought After Stamford Thriller Ride Crash
Stamford authorities report 522000 in damages sought after a November 11 crash on Bradford street. Driver Ludolph Sylvester died. three others killed and two injured. lawsuits filed against administrator of the driver’s estate and others claim financial losses for victims including Fer nee and Francis Ginolfi. Coroner cites foolhardy reckless driving and liquor influence.
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Stamford
Ruzainst
Ludolph Sylvester
Dam‘rees
Fernee
Passen‘gers
Francis Ginolfi
Niccolo Ginolfi
Fannin Sylvester
Bradford
John J. Phelan
Archaeologists Elect New Officers for Year
In New Waven on December 29, Prof Ralph Van Denen Magoffin of Johns Hopkins was reelected president of the Archaeological Institute of America. New officers include Sir Robert Tatconer of Toronto University as vice president and Prof Ro Flickinger of Northwestern as a member of the executive committee. Charles H. McCarthy of American Catholic University was named president of the American Catholic Historical Society. At the meeting of American schools of oriental research, Tristan were chosen with the new Ansen Pucips taking posts.
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NEW Waven
Ralph van Denen Magoffin
Johns Hopkins University
Archaeolo
American Schools Or Oriental Research
Tristans
Yale athletic trainer Mack undergoes appendicitis operation
Welter G. Mack, widely known Yale athletic trainer and dean of American college trainers, was operated on for appendicitis. Report said condition favorable, after about three months, with Mack nearing discharge from the hospital. the past 20 years linked to Yale athletics.
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Asso New Waver
Welter G
Mack
Yale
American College
Woman Sues Danbury Dealer Over Fur Coat Return
Mary A. Wren of Danbury filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking $200 claiming she was promised a full purchase price refund if the fur coat proved unsatisfactory. She alleges the fur skin was inferior and that Bernstein of Danbury refused to honor the agreement.
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Bernstein
Danbury
Mary A. Wren
Common Pleas Court
Finale 1922 Saturday inducements by Morris orchestra
Special inducements for Saturday as last business day. Morris orchestra and music masters in first public appearance present a program at 2 30 p m featuring Sacting, Pelix Nowowieski Queen of Autumn overture, Bigge 3 selections including Neath the South Sea Moon, Hirsh Daffy Dill, Lady of the Evening, Cutie, Espana waltz, TH build a Bungalow, Two Little Ruby Rings, Monona Intermezzo, Blue Kitten, Our Country First March, with Herbert Stothart and Carl Armand among the performers and selections.
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Morris
Bamer Weike
Pelix
Nowowieski
Carl
Bigge
Louis
Hirsh Daffy Dill
Herbert Stothart
Irving Berlin
Rudolph Frimt
Bee Ee
E. Walchenfel
Chas
Armand
Rudolph Frim
M. von Unchald
Out of sizes coats offered at $25 on main floor wear
Here they are, men, overcoats and coats in many styles and fabrics all priced at 25 dollars. Box coats raglans alsterettes and fur collared options in browns tans oxford light tweed and navy. Choose from a wide range of sizes and styles to get the coat you want for only 25 dollars on the main floor.
Hats Offered in One Lot at Quick Sale Prices
A large mixed lot of hats ranges from small to medium shapes with conservative models and a notable share of stylish pieces featuring silver or gold trim. The assortment promises good styles and materials at unusually low values around 2.95, appealing to various tastes and budgets.
Men’s Silk Four-in-Hands and Knit Sweaters Sale
A newspaper ad promotes men’s fashion including fine silk four in hands and knitted two tone effect options. Features heavy silk items, two tone colorings, ribbed knit sweaters in worsted gray, all sizes, on sale with a special price of 5.95. Fourth floor.
Laces and Veilings Featured In Special Sale
A special sale presents a fine assortment of veiling in plain and fancy meshes black and color these priced at 35¢ per yard. Laces feature 1 to 3 inch widths with edges and insertions at 19¢ yd. Pretty all over laces offered at 39¢ yd. Main floor tight center rear.
Hosiery and Underwear Sale at Central Shop
Women wear fibre silk hosiery with Uslo top and sole in black and cordovan special 80c. Medium weight cotton vests and pants available only some sizes. Boys heavy weight cotton combination suits in grey at 1.75. Main floor cft center.
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Uslo
Cft Center
Cord Tires and Belted Coats Offer In New Year Sale
Start the New Year with new cord tires. Leto cord tires sized 30x34 offered at a low price of 310 with installation at 8.90. Limited quantity for tomorrow in Basement front location. Also featured are chinchilla brown belted coats with multiple pockets at 10.50 for 2 to 10 years servir.
Hair nets and protective garments advertise at Brooklawn
A vintage ad lists hair nets in single and double mesh sold for 25 cents, apron skirt protectors and rubber-lined full-length items priced at 45 to 59 cents, bias seam tape in multiple sizes, white cambric dress linings in all sizes at 35 cents, fine kid gloves with embroidered backs in brown, beaver and black at 1 dollar 50, and hemstitched sheer cotton kerchiefs at 5 cents.
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Howland’s
Brooklawn
Nainsock
Warm blankets offered at special price
Readable listing notes warm blankets sized 72x84 inches in tan gray or white with pink or blue border. Special price mentioned as 4.25 dollars. Includes two repeats of the offer.
Fine Knitted Goods Sale From Foremost Makers
Sample line of knit goods from leading makers offered at half price. Items include babies bonnets mittens sacques loggins carriage covers toques sweaters and sweater sets, mostly lightly handled but valuable. Prices cut to fractions of original, with items like bonnets 30c to 4.23, mittens 25c to 1.50, sacques 63c to 2.25, and sweaters 1.78 to 6.25.
Popular Toilet Preparations at Special Prices
An advertisement lists numerous hygiene and personal care items with special prices. Toothpastes from Tipana, Listerine, Pepsodent, Forhan, Kolynos, Squibb, and Dr. Lyon's. soaps from Resinol to Woodbury, Palm Olive, Cuticura. powders and tonics including Hind's honey and almond cream, Glycerine rose water, and Danderine. talcum powders, hair care products, and period prices across items. Left center shows tomorrow’s selling.
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Gartside
Squibb’s
Dr. Lyon’s
Kolynos
Special dress goods and silks on sale
Special offerings in dress goods and silks include French serge 50 inches wide in navy brown and black at 1.75 per yard Poiret twill in navy at 3.50 per yard brocade faille silk in navy black brown at 2.25 per yard Satin canton extra weight in black at 2.50 per yard Third door front.
Linen section’s special offerings reduced prices
Our linen section offers bleached crash toweling at 18 inches wide for 20¢ per yard. The assortment includes Madeira hand embroidered scarfs tea cloths and napkins all slightly soiled. Prices have been radically reduced. Muin floor center rear.
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Board of Recreation
Hasting’s Corset Shop
Main’ Street
Banks
SMASH
Connecticut
Becent Moor
Howland Dry Goods
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