Bargains In Children's Clothing And Toys Sale
A historical ad lists discounts across children clothing and related goods. Included are gingham dresses sizes 2 to 14 at 1.00, children dresses up to 1.95, winter coats, sleeping garments, hosiery at 45c, men’s socks at 15c, ladies cashmere hose at 56c, coin banks at 1.25, folding doll carriages, various games, heaters at 3.95, maps at 1.83, coal hods at 29c, and cheese cloth curtain material for a morning sale from 9 to 12. The ad emphasizes reduced prices and limited timing.
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Dr. Denton
Toy Department
American killed in Mexico by robbers
US Marine Corps veteran Shelton Purdy was slain in Mexico on Wednesday during a robbery, according to a telegram received by his sister Mrs. H. Treland. The message from Amarillo said Purdy, who had traveled to work for the Standard Oil company in Alexo, was stabbed and had a finger cut off in the attempt to steal a diamond ring.
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Shelton Purdy
United States Marine Corps
Mexico
Wisboi
Amory
Texas
H. Treland
Almarillo
Purdy
Standing Committees Named for Masonic Home
The As President Fred A Verplank of the board of managers of the Masonic Home at Wallingford has appointed standing committees for 1921 Executive Fred A Verplank South Manchester Thomas Mckenzie Paweatuck Leonard J oker son Cornwall Finance Andrew J Hallock Bridgeport Joseph Burns Hartford S Ernest Downs Danbury Building Fred A Verplank chairman ex officio Joseph Bins Hartford Swine Downs Danbury Andrew J Hallock Bridgeport George I Sturges Woodbury
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Fred A. Verplank
Masonic Home
Wallingford
South Manchester
Thomas Mckenzie
Paweatuck
Leonard J. Okerson
Cornwall
Andrew J. Hallock
Bridgeport
Joseph Burns
Hartford
S. Ernest Downs
Danbury
Joseph Bins
Swine Downs
George I. Sturges
Woodbury
Unemployment in Connecticut Edges Downward
Hartford Feb 4 — reports from the state labor commissioner indicate a gradual improvement in the economy. About 80,000 workers were unemployed weeks ago, with a recent fall in unemployment and a partial revival of factory activity. Wages have fallen, with notable declines in building trades, while textiles show slight gains.
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Hartford
Industrias
Connecticut
Plymouth Rock Patch Could Restore Its Original Shape
Cyrus E. Darlin of Arlington, the sculptor hired by the Pilgrim Ter-Centenary Commission, says a modern patching method could rejoin the Rock in three pieces and preserve it for posterity. He noted dentistry-inspired techniques might bind the boulder so it stands for centuries.
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Plymouth
Mass
Fen
Cyrus E. Darlin
Ariington
Dallin
Bank Auditor Confesses to Theft of Three Bonds
Rimer Dodd of East Orange an auditor at the Federal Reserve Bank New York confessed to stealing three $1,000 bonds from a Newark bank to pay medical bills. He was released on $1,000 bail. Police said the bonds were part of a lot sent to the Federal Reserve Bank from the First National Bank of Garfield and that Dodd took them after altering a deposit slip from $203,000 to 100,000.
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Newark
N. C
Rimer
Dodd
East Orange
Federgl Reserve Bank
New York
Federal Reserve Berk
First National Bank of Garfield
Ss. Atd
Dodi
Deficient Midshipmen Get Second Chance At Naval Academy
Annapolis Md. officials announce that midshipmen deemed deficient in four or more branches at the semiannual examinations will not be dismissed from service. Examinations will determine if they may retrieve status and continue in training.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Eng
One Killed and Six Hurt as Roof Falls in Dorchester
A construction roof collapsed in Dorchester, Boston, killing workman Tim Lin and injuring six others. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene at Edward Tyreete Square, with investigators beginning inquiries into the incident.
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Boston
Associa
Edward Tyereet Square
Dorchester District
Leo Reef
Timlin
Reduced Rail Rate Denied for G A R Encampment in Portland
Portland Maine dispatch reports the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment will not receive a proposed one cent per mile reduced rail rate. The New England Passenger Association notified today that the request for reduced railroad rates was refused. The decision blocks a favorable fare concession sought for attendees traveling to the gathering.
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Portland
Clan Army of the Republic
Thin City
New Tongland Passenger Association
Dog in Groton alleged to have rabies report
Hartford Fen notes that Commissioner James M Whittlesey was informed by Chief Chemist PE Transfield that a dog killed in Groton tested positive for rabies. The animal reportedly bit four men before it was shot. Special officers were dispatched to the area to investigate potential further bites and notify any suspected contacts.
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Hartford
Fen
James M. Whittlesey
Transfield
State Laboratory
New Thaven
Retow
Iavas
Commissionn
Fies
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