New York Concern Obtains Judgment in Dress Bill Case
Judgment for 1 188 dollars was given to Samuel Cassidy and company of New York against Horace and company in Common Pleas Court by Judge Walsh. Cassidy sued over dresses sent and later returned after alteration. A separate $100 verdict went to James H. McEnerny of Greenwich for injuries from a dog at premises owned by Mrs Mish.
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Common Pleas
Samuel Cassidy and Company
New York
Horace and Company
John 4l. Walsh
Cassidy and Company
Express Company
Walsh
James H. Mcenerny
Greenwich
George P
Paper shortage forces reduced Congressional Record printing
Washington June Senate announces a paper shortage will omit the Congressional Record circulation for the present and print only enough copies for members. The shortage also limits copies of speeches any one Senator may have printed.
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Washington
Smoot
Republcan
Utah
Joint Commission On Printing
Senate Today
Congressional Record
Senate
House
Strike Situation in Seymour Unchanged
On June 4 Sheik Thomas I Reiily visited Seymour Manufacturing to learn about the 60 striking workers. Police reported no need for extra deputies as the sheriff kept the situation controlled. The Marina F of A Court will dedicate its new meeting hall at 164 State Street with degrees conferred and a Dutch supper plus a card party.
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Seymour
Sheik Thomas I. Reiily
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Court Marina F. of
A. Court Marina, Foresters of America
State Street
Tonisht
Marina Guards
Order
Governor Oman Renominated for Virgin Islands post
Washington June 4 Rear Admiral Joseph W Oman U N I I was renominated by President Wilson to be governor of the Virgin Islands. Aforeccans Subwett Paris June 4 Rebels in French Morocco yielded to military authorities and accepted peace conditions proposed by the French.
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Washington
Joseph W. Oman
U.S
Paris
Morocco
Special Saturday Sale Ad for Bargains Across Categories
A newspaper style sale notice highlights prices on bathing suits 1.95 regular 2.48. house dresses 3.50 regular 3.95. smocks 2.50 regular 2.79. silk gloves 0.89 regular 0.98. Men furnishings include suits 0.98 and up shirts 0.50 and up. window screens 0.50. rice boilers 1.69. cheesecloth 0.74. kiddie cloths 0.39. bicycle tires 2.95. mosquito netting 1.29. ribbons 0.79. shirtwaists 0.79. Includes various clearance items and regular price comparisons.
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Goodrich
New Kuppenheimer Suit Prices Slash Costs and Dates
We now offer Kuppenheimer suits at prices below replacement cost. Today’s wholesale costs are higher than before, so Autumn prices reflect rising production. Buyers save on current prices and anticipated future increases, with most suits suitable for multiple seasons in weight, style, and tailoring. Regular 40 to 67.50 now 35.00 to 52.50. Main floor rear.
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Kuppenheimer
Two dandy shirt savings offer vivid silk shirts
Rich colored striped silk shirts priced as high as 9.75 now cut to 7.75. Fine weave with lustrous satin stripe, summer comfort promised. Also Howland shirts regular 5 now 3.95 and four in hand scarfs 2 to 1.65. Right of Main street door.
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Howland
Main Street
Special Boys Suits at 18 Dollars in Basements Bargain
A basement notice offers boys suits priced at 18 dollars. Suits are new in style with mohair lining, belted and pleated in smart fashion. Available in light or dark mixtures, coats finish nicely and sizes range up to 18.
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Norfolk
Women’s new sport hats hit at $2.50
Graceful snug fitting hats suit daily use with rolling trims close brims and straight brims. Some black mushroom styles appear among the hats described as remarkable value at $2.50. Dozens of new hats for girls and grownups with grownup air and mushroom brims. Prices vary but start at $2.50.
Tableware and home needs sale offers big savings
An extensive listing of tableware and home goods at special prices. Dinner sets, yellow ware bowls, white guns and saucers, dragon pattern cups, teapots, cut glass, marmalade jars, and kitchenware across multiple brands with marked-down prices. Includes fourth floor and third floor sections with various器 items and fabrics.
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Wedale
Mont
Classy golf clubs offered at remarkable value
Displayed as affordable golf sets with woods and irons in many styles. Left handed clubs plentiful, built by a top maker yet sold without his name. Swing and compare, quick to play, notable value.
Silk skirts on sale in newest season styles
More lovely silk skirts offered at 14.50 with Crepe de chine and foulard options in white and colored combos. Describes varied weaves, satin stripes, color contrasts, pleats, and range of shades from pink to blue. Second floor.
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Georgette
Sale on sturdy men’s shoes for hard outdoor work
Premium gunmetal calfskin men’s shoes designed for outdoor daily labor. Broad-toed bluchers with double sole promise durability and comfort under harsh use. Usual price is $1.50. special lot at Main floor rear selling for $7.45.
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Aos
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NEW York Concern
Hastings
Main St
GOV. OF
Virgin Islands
Radford B. Smith
Fairfield Ave
Broad Street Co-operative Carfare
Bridgeport Pinte
Landers Frary & Clark
Mirro
St. Counter
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
William Roscoe Thayer
Thayer
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Nora Smith
Malin
Daggett & Ramsdell
Dr. Lyon
Forhan
Packer
Squibb
Howland Dry Goods
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