Bishop Divorce Hearing Set For Tuesday Morning
Judge D. P. Kellogg of the Superior Court will hear the divorce action of Bianca West Bishop against William D. Bishop in open court Tuesday morning. Infidelity is charged by Mrs. Bishop. alimony disputes dominate the proceedings while income is listed at 4700 dollars yearly.
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Diohn P. Kellogg
Superior Court
Bianca West ,Bishop
William D. Bishop
New Haven
Kellers
Bishop
I. B. Kirin
Pihr
Lucy West
British Premiers Likely to Avoid Irish Question Talks
London June 1. Canadian Press reports that British dominion premiers are unlikely to agree to discuss the Irish question at the imperial conference. Jan Smuts of South Africa may favor a discussion, but other dominion representatives oppose handling the issue.
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London
Jan Smuts
Union of South Africa
Fifty Million Loan Arranged for Cattle Industry
New York June 17 arrangements for a fifty million dollar loan to the cattle industry were expected to be completed at a meeting of about twenty five observers from the east and west. The conference aimed to make the fund available immediately with roughly twenty five million to come from New York banks. A further fire fight to be raised among banks in Chicago St Louis Kansas City and other western cities was noted.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Summer home destroyed by fire in Hamburg
In Hamburg Conn on June 17 fire destroyed a large summer residence of Mr Schider just after the owner and family left for Hartford. Neighbors with a gasoline pump saved the 350000 new residence nearing completion. Contractor Edward Laplace, rebuilder, lost tools valued at 500.
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Hamburg. Conn
Schider
Hartford
Edward Laplace
Toy balloons deemed fire hazard by New York officials
New York officials announced toy balconies are a fire hazard after chemical tests showed they could explode with a cigarette flame. The fire department said a blaze could follow near lace curtains and proposed an ordinance to bar sale of the toys would be sent to the board of aldermen.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Chemists oppose Volstead Bill on chemical industry rules
The American Chemical Society protested to House Rules Chairman Campbell against the Volstead supplemental prohibition bill. It argued the measure would impose many restrictions on legitimate chemical drug and food industries and said medical use of beer was not a concern.
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Washington
American Chemical Society
Campbell
House Rules Committee
DIVER DROWNS WHEN HELMET LOOSENED IN SAFETY TEST
Sault Ste Marie report says Damon S. Godfrey of the city died 25 feet under water when his diving helmet loosened water seeped in and his suit filled. Tangled lines showed he could not signal his partner as his body was recovered. Also note: the anti saloon league thanked President Harding for Roy Haines of Ohio being named prohibition leader by Wayne Wheeler and James A. White.
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Sault Sth Marie
Ont
Damon S. Godfrey
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Roy Haines
Ohio
Harding
Wayne Wheeler
League
James A. White
Garment descriptions list colorful organdy gowns and robes
The text catalogs fluttering organdy fabrics and robes priced per yard, with colors including jade rose blue and orchid, and names styles such as Peter Pan vestees with lace trims. Center aisle main floor.
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Copenhagen
Bargain Glove Sale Targets Women With Small Hands
A local feature promotes silk gloves in black and white chamoisette for women with slender hands. Highlights include regular short models in sizes 5?4 and 6, with emphasis on quality, value, and display in the center aisle at the rear.
Fashionable Hosiery And Shoes On Summer Sale
Light firm silk stockings priced at 1.50 feature lisle garter tops and durable lisle soles for extra wear. Drop stitch stockings in lisle with effective patterns and summer weight. mock seam and double sole. Black, cordovan, Russian calf shoes at 1.50 to 10.00 with various toes and stitched comfort. men’s brown kid oxfords and black kid bluchers priced 7.50 to 8.00.
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Sexton Union
Fibre silk sweaters described with vivid colors and fringe
A brief catalog note touts fibre silk sweaters with tomato and peacock colors that hash with life and beauty. It highlights rich fringe at the bottom and from short sleeves, praising the splendid luster that brightens their appeal. Price listed as $7.50 on the second floor.
Taste of Dartmouth chocolates in Bridgeport
New price 48c. Delicious chocolate from Vermont with cream nut and fruit centers. Eight varieties offered with smooth coating and rich flavor. Displayed in the front basement for tasting.
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Dartmouth
Vermont
Bridgeport
Briarcliffe Club Scene Repeats Across Aisles
Briarcliffe clubs return to prominence as activity centers shift to the right aisle on the front of the second floor. The note suggests a continued routine or event, indicating sustained engagement in the Briarcliffe community.
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Elm Street
Dinghams
Hinens
Sale
State St
State OF
State Star
Haines
Bridgeport, Conn
Oxfords
Harvey & Lewis Co
Main Street
Pticians
Mantler’s Shops
Arcade Baby
Children’s Royal Society
Gingham
Georgette Crepe
Briarcliffe
Midirons
Alain Floor
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