Regional Chairmen to Confer with Director
Regional Director Bradford D. Pierce Jr of the second regional district covering Connecticut and western Massachusetts has called a meeting of CT city committee chairmen this afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the First National Bank building. He recently received his commission and was placed on the payroll at one dollar per year.
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Bradford D. Pierce, Jr
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Pierca Recentilly
Market Report For Vegetables And Fruits Prices
Local market at the foot of Wall Street shows light receipts on Monday. Tomatoes and sweet corn lead the offerings with quoted prices for crates and quarts, while peaches, pears, cantaloupes, potatoes, and other produce display varied values. Consumers should expect 15 to 35 percent above quoted retail costs due to delivery, shrinkage, and rent.
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Fariers
California
Burbank
Arizona
Carolina
Carolinas
Texas
Feachas
Georgia
New Jersey
Strikers Giving Aid and Comfort to Our Enemies
Washington July 28. A senile weekly meeting of Congress in session forty minutes. An address praising American troops in France delivered by Senator Ley of Tilnis. Senator Thomas of Colorado urged action to fix wares and prevent strikes. Reports mention pensions and foreseen profiteering. A child accident reported near Main Street with injuries.
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Washington
Cang
Senate
France
Sandator Ley
Tilnnis
Thomas
Colorado
Congress
New
Fry Hind
New Jeresey
Atlantic
Thoms Mtee
Two Connecticut Missing One Is Huns Prisoner
Washington July 3 A long casualty list from General Pershing shows 62 losses including 9 killed in action 4 dead of wounds 7 dead of disease 3 dead of accidents and other cases 12 severely wounded 16 missing in action and one prisoner The list names many scattered individuals with hometowns and states along with two court house vacation items noting county officials taking leave and trips
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Connecticut
Washington
Pershing
L. C. Flaskins
Tuas
Wia
Perry
Joblin
Steves
Raquette Lake
N.Y
Z. Sullivan
Toast Last Street
New York
ML. D. Toague
Gastonia
N. C
Vernoulkes
Greece
J. J. Bergiiman
Banevott
R. Laughain
O'Dell
Buena Vista
Ark
A. P. Rex
Philadelphia
119Th Street
G. Mente
Heidelberg
I. Stone
Shrewsbury
Mass
I. Thomas
West Fifty-second Street
M. J. Flanagan
Superior Court
Danhurs
Aliss Anna Morin
Tracy
Olive Tease
Simeon Pease
Trumanshing
Vigorous Ambition Pills Promoted By Hindie Pharmacies
A dated ad promotes Wendell's Ambition Pills as a nerve tonic for energy and vigor. It claims rapid changes in two days and a week, with a money back refund if not effective, and cites various conditions from nervous troubles to poor appetite.
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Woendell
Wendell
Slovatsky Enlists in Reserve Amid Training Plans
I Philip Slovatsky of 785 State Street is called to the officers' school at Brooklyn Navy Yard for a course in the varlio vatsky. He is a Bri ton High School 2012 graduate and editor of the Criterion. A senior at New York University Law School, he plans day study and night work to support himself while in training.
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Pilftlip Slovatsky
I. Philip Slovatsky
State Street
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Varliovatsky
Britom Ligh
Criterion
New York University Law School
Slavatsky
Elo
Woowland
Issideeport High
Remington Arms Front
Tio
Slovatsky
126 Are Advanced To Class 1-4 After Division 2 Exams
The Pratt Board No 2 revealed results of re examinations for 1897 registrants. Five weeks after summons, those advanced to class I A are noted, while cases of deferred classification due to desertion or death of dependents are being reviewed. Industrial deferrals will face further exams as weather cools. Charles Tudson of Woodland Avenue was sent to Camp Upton, moving from Savannah, Georgia, at the request of his local Savannah board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Board
Ricard No. 2
Charles Tu. Tudson
Woodland Avenue
Camp Upton
N. C
Savannah
Housing Company Receives Final Reports Tomorrow
Trial reports from appraisal committees will be received at a Bridgeport Housing Company meeting in the afternoon. Boston architects overseeing government house plans will attend along with real estate experts from the Bureau of Housing in Washington. DP Cooper will supervise construction, sharing an office with Manager W H Tram and handling housing company and government interests.
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Bridgeport Housing Company
Boston
Joan
Breau of
Washington
DP. Cooper
W. WH. Tram
Cooper
Honusing Company
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Ostermoor
Stote St
Bennett
Cannon St
Ieees
Lewis
America
AC Domorilee
Rite Clormamn
Bao
Barergeney
Wits
Mistthew
Peter
Joseph
Tehetreed
Sintra
Daule
Well Street
Tisso Mation Andi Whittecbuy Wien
Cole Westernhay
Ated Tavern Works
Tetris Tipe Nieces of
Buss Ivi
I. A. Grant
Porth Street
D. W. Paterson
Northfield
R.A. Tamargo
Buffalo Avenue
Brooklyn
F. OA FY
Bramford
Cann
Turovich
Saffalle Street
S. “Lorawerk
Austria
J. T. Dennen
Princeton
Pettit
Oester Bay
N. Yur D
Hoth
I Fifty-Eighth Street
Alex Slorewitskd
Jowett City
Conn
A. J. Tedesco
Winsled
Edward Thune
Grane Street
Syracuse
N. Y
L. Johnson
Middletown
Pigg Fairfielp Ave
Housing Company
Mullins Typewriter Exchange
Wain Street
Poli
Curoni
Polding
Janel
Wichaki
Tinen
Norfolk
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Ag Ae Ae GS & i
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