Indian Fund of 38.13 Found By Clerk Tracy
A note discusses an Indian relief fund in Bridgeport with clerk Tracy noting a remaining balance and inquiries into eligibility. It mentions an Indian agent overseeing funds, past delays, and hopes to revive the account to draw interest, referencing a large late beneficiary and oversight history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Bridgeport
Rod W. Gerk
Superport
Bank
Bool Mn
Hoa m
Jung
Acc
Anoetiire
William Brennan
Happy Farm
Three Auto Case Decisions By Judge Booth
Judge Booth of the court of common pleas handed down three automobile decisions. One ruling favored the buyer in a $475 refund where the car was deemed not as described. Another case against Waversted for damages from a November 1919 collision ended with a verdict for the defendant. A Derby case involving Loomis centered on balanced evidence, leading to a defendant verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Court of Common Pleas
Handel
Irene
John N. Blowett
Michael W. Grant
Grant Si
Thomas J. Cargust
Tudgé Booth
Ala Inti
T. Borle Bartram
Waversted
Louis ZA
N. Loomis
Derby
Publishers Press for Free Entry of Newsprint
A meeting discussed newsprint duties with American and Canadian paper makers. Thomsen for the American Newspaper Publishers Association argued duties would not boost production, noting U S consumption at 79 percent of capacity and suggesting a lower ratio this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achington Nutry
Negleb
Prigl
Air
Canada
Romanda
Thomsen
Uhieigs ‘Tribune
United States
Rug Price Plunge Brings Deals In Axminster Rugs
Advertiser notes sharp rug price declines across various Axminster sizes and weaves. Deals include 9 by 12 foot samples at 39 dollars and smaller 27 by 54 inch pieces at 3.50, with selections in Japanese, Oriental, and tapestry Brussels patterns plus a large coat sale on fur and coats moving to clear end-of-season stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axminster
Brussels
South
Norwalk
Low Shoes Cut Prices for Clearaway Lots
The notice announces marked price drops on low shoes to clear away varied stock. It highlights two lower prices for assorted broken sizes and widths, including pumps and oxfords, designed for quick sale and comfortable fit.
Weather Notes On Early Spring Warmth And Breezes
A garbled weather digest mentions warmer morning temperatures and rising winds. It notes a change in season with expectations of milder afternoons and breezes continuing into the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrrahhins
Cates
Brediel
Westerday
New Haven Naval Force to Have an Eagle Boat
Information from Lieut. I. Murphs reports the New Haven naval reserves will receive Fagte bowl No. 27, newly stationed at Portsmouth, for drill and postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Slaven
Carrie
I. Murphs
Portsmouth
Lathe Shipped From New Haven For 16 Inch Guns
The United States arsenal at Watervliet N Y shipped a new lathe by railroad for rifling 16 inch guns. The machine, once assembled, will weigh about 200 tons and is to be used in making gun components at the Watervliet facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
United States
Watervliet
N.Y
Yarns Parade Sparkle in Color and Fancy Knits
A lively sales blurb extols miles of soft firm yarns in many colors for knitting and crochet. It highlights sweaters shawls capes jackets and baby wear with special prices on Shetland floss Artwool Saxony wools and Pompadour yarns, inviting readers to imagine the beautiful results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Germantown
Saxony
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LEE Brothers Furniture CO
Main Street
Conn
Azo
National Starch CO
Corn Products Refining Co
Farnsworth Street
Boston
Mass
W.A. Cahoon
Gorn Products Reining Co
P. O. Box
New York City
Mazda
Ridgepur
Tan
Cy Sonsel
Howland
Howland Club
Ather
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
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