Major Bles to Lecture at Algonquin Club
Major Arthur Bles will address the Algonquin club tonight on Is Germany's Downfall Permanent. He has given over 400 lectures to more than 100,000 officers and men of the Allied armies since 1916 and was decorated by the French government. The Algonquin committee includes William B. Eaton James Dunn and Raymond C. Leavis.
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Arthur Bles
Germany
Algonquin Club
France
Manders
Bles
William B. Eaton
James Dunn
Raymond C. Leavis
Six Divorce Actions to Be Heard Friday
Judge J. E. Keeler has six uncontested divorce actions assigned for hearing Friday five from this city. They are Bya A. Knablin against Frederick J. Knablin William J. Pellican against Margaret French B Biak ster Gus Gatena against Sutz Gatena Frank Chranowski against Pauline Chranowski Olga Stens tand against Ludwig J. Stensiand of Norwalk.
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J. E. Keeler
Bya A. Knablin
Frederick J. Knablin
William J. Pellican
Margaret French
B. Biakster
Gus. Gatena
Sutz Gatena
Frank Chranowski
Pauline Chranowski
Olga StenstJand
Ludwig J. Stensiand
Norwalk
Bridgeport Lawyer Named State Bar Vice President
William R. Boardman, a leading Bridgeport attorney, was elected vice president of the State Bar Association at its annual Hartford meeting on Monday night. Tadge A. Teaton Robertson of New Haven was chosen president. The session featured two notable addresses.
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William R. Boardman
State Bar Association
Hartford
Tadge A. Teaton Robertson
New Haven
Waltersville Recreation Center Opens Wednesday
Waltersville and Franklin school districts will gain access to a new recreation center opening Wednesday evening, January 28. Board members will issue membership tickets in the school lobby to residents over 16. A prior Tuesday issued tickets to continuation school members may allow admission as Waltersville center members.
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Waltersville
Board of Recreation
Franklin
Waltersville Center
New Haven Road Sues Contractor Over Viaduct Damage
A suit filed in New Haven against Leary & Company by New York New Haven and Hartford FR.R. seeks $3,000 in damages. The contractor's work on intercepting sewer railroad bridges allegedly weakened the railroad viaduct in Railroad Avenue, triggering $2,361.28 in repairs.
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Notics
Leary & ‘Company
New York
New Haven
Hartford Fr.r
Railroad Avenue
New Lot of Army Blankets for Sale
A notice from the Quartermaster Retail Store in New York district announces a new lot of army blankets for sale. Tenorated cotton blankets $3.50, new cotton blankets $5.00, and woolen blankets $6.00 each.
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Quartermaster Retail
New York
Lafayette Street
Kirk Files Foreclosure Proceedings In Court
William P. Kirk sues Charles Greenwood and others in Superior Court over an apartment house at 2 Wehland Avenue. The note for 24000 dated April 16 1917 shows a remaining balance of 21400 after payments. Connecticut National Bank and other property interests named as co defendants.
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William P. K Kirk
Charles Greenwood
Wehland Avenue
Connecticut National Bank
Mill End Sale Adds New Frontline Lots
The 44th Mill End sale introduces fresh lots not visible at opening, as quantities from the big opening have sold. These new arrivals rush into the front line, expected to generate merit and strong interest among buyers.
Mill End Surplus: Jerseys Rugs Shoes and More at $35
Readable lines advertise splendid wool jersey suits at $35 in rich heather mixtures and blues, plus 54 inch wool fabrics, Sloane Karnak and Roxbury Axminster rugs, and a wide range of women’s shoes and winter coats. Also offered are household goods from mops to lamp goods, clothing, linens, and silk ties with Mill End pricing and variety.
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Jersey
Norfolk
Copenhagen
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Major Bles
Bridgeport
State Bar Assn
William B. Boardman
Wartford
NEW Haven Road
Kirk
Shurstay, J
Sloane’s
Sloane Mills
Roxbury
Axminster
Sanford
Meri
Glass
China
Hays
Aan
Aladdin
Home Textiles
Xltra
St— Y
Heatherbloom
Howland Dry Goods
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