Stratford Council Denies Bond Report Misstatements
Stratford Feb 28 Special council Chairman Donald Sammis rejects Evening Press claims that Finance Committee reported unfavorably on Stratford's 860000 school bond issue. He notes 250000 permission exists but full 360000 addition awaits new legislation and no action taken in Hartford. Yates resigns from Fairchilds to join Dutee W Flint agency. Sterling Memorial building hosts Legion events and community activities including minstrel and meetings. Mrs. W B Bristol addresses auxiliary at joint Legion gathering.
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Stratford
Council
Donald
Sammis
Avay
Jason
New High School
Hartford
Honald Stuart Sammis
Anderson
Cupheag Club
Amercian Legion Auxiiary
Legion Post
Legion
Auxiliary
W.B. Bristol
the Auxilary
Collecticut
New Orleans
Cross, Flaming Cross Found on Car Inspires Fear
A car with a large cross lashed to its running board spooked passersby in Bridgepary yesterday morning. The driver stopped before a florist, where cross shaped frames were retrieved by several people from the car interior. Florists said cemetery keepers buy back floral frames for about 25 cents.
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Bridgepary
Milford Narrows Liquor Law Fines Totals 690 Dollars
Local notices report fines totaling 690 dollars for liquor law violations in Milford. Tax collector statements reveal 2400 returns from about 4500 mailed, with a likely legal housecleaning to close old accounts. Community events include Redmen powwow prep, Milford Men’s Brotherhood banquets, and a Catholic Daughters of America food sale.
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Milford
Noyes KR. Bailey
Batley
Bus. Ackenasp
Tribe of Redmen
Broad Street
Warrios
Connecticut
Redmen
Harry Rallwitz
South Norwalk
Men's Brotherhood
The
Mary Taylor M
EX Church
Sometone
Iews
Senor Christian Endeavor ‘Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
C. F. Atkins
Lauralton
Catholicé Daughters of Americay
Charles
Phaen
Anna Vanderbilt
Im Gertina
Streat
M ’ Smt
Caroline Razee
Damages Sought in Greenwich Auto Crash Suit
Marion V N Horsey of Greenwich sues Harriet L Price of Darien for 5000 dollars claiming injuries from a Suffern New York auto accident on October 9 1922. Plaintiff says Price braking in heavy rain caused Price car to skid into another car, throwing the plaintiff partially through a door. She was unconscious for 20 hours and suffers impaired eyesight.
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Marion V
Renovation to Begin in Welfare Building Auditorium
Renovation of the Welfare building auditorium on the third floor will create offices for the Board of Recreation, Sealer of Weights and Measures, and Harbor Master. Carpentry bids will be sought immediately to have spaces ready by occupancy in April. The two auditorium wings will be partitioned to increase seating capacity. The hall hosts Health and municipal board meetings and Madicual association sessions.
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Board of Recreation
Health and
P Mnicipal
Madicu! Association
City Bible Classes to Meet Tomorrow in Auditorium
The men of the city identified with the Bible classes will gather tomorrow night at the auditorium for city-wide meetings. John Tichener, associate century of the International A will speak at the Sunday afternoon theatre event.
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Ofetock
Metoolist
John Tichener
Century of the International A
Emit Geo YM
Vital Statistics Marriages and Births Reported
Marriages listed for Yssiher Loaneh and Cald well along with Evans Tod, and Banyacsk, including addresses in Connecticut and Brooklyn. Birth announcements note a son to John Edward Keefe and Colin Sullivan Keefe of 261 Dover Street on Feb 27 and several other newborns with parents Giagnorto Seto Goaupaoria, Kohter and Wohler, and Diogoto and Piscaul Diovio, plus a Wellington Butler pair with a son born Feb 15.
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Yssiher Loaneh
Conneecticut
Caldwell
Connecticut
Tondenrad
John Kohter
Marve Volz Wohler
Anthony Diogoto
Willan Piscaul
Invasive Red Tape for Visitors in Paris
A Paris dispatch outlines the French visa regime. Visitors must secure permits within ten days, obtain identity certificates, licenses for professions, and change addresses at the prefecture. Police raids on foreigners are common, with departures blocked over currency and paperwork, as foreigners fear being rounded up and fined.
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Paris
Vfeb
France
Montmarte
Polic
Commission Des Changes
Greenwich Firm Named Defendant in 10900 Suit
Peter Vanech of Stamford administrator of Alexander Vanech deceased of Stamford sues Miana Colen Company of Greenwich over a January 2 accident on West Main Street near Stillswater Avenue in Stamford. The complaint alleges a truck owned by the defendant, driven by its servant Pred Pueeb, struck the deceased as he stood near the curb, causing fatal injuries.
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Miana Colen Company
Greenwich
Peter Vanech
Stamford
Alexander Vanech
Pred Pueeb
West Main Street
Stillswater Avenue
Ceased
United States Casualty Company Wins Case
The United States Casualty Company of New York, via local agent Maurice Shack Company, secured a judgment of $244.27 and costs from Judge John R. Rodha on a suit against Shack Company for premiums totaling $772.29. The court disallowed two claimed dues, citing cancellation of the agency arrangement.
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The
United States’ Casualty Company of
New York
Maurice Shack Company
John RB Rodh
Shack Company
Here
Handsome Spring Coats and Capes Promised in Velvet Richness
Luxury coats and capes for spring feature deep velvety fabrics and twill with silk crepe linings. Colors include taupe gray cinder brown and black with simple trims and occasional fur collars. Dressy, comfortable garments priced from 39.50 to 73 on the second floor.
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Stylish plaid skirts offered at special low price
Special purchase presents handsome plaid skirts in wrap and pleated styles in striped wool, offered at a special time and price far below their previous $8.50 retail. The garments come in attractive designs and colors, appealing to shoppers seeking a stylish, affordable option.
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Nor
Cenier
Introducing Mai D'or face powder offer
An introductory offer features Mai D or face powder with adhesive invisible properties and a velvety glow. Perfumed with Vivado y Mai D Or charming tint for all complexions. Includes a Mai D or vanity case with rouge and puff, priced on the main floor left center.
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Vivadoy
Women's dainty handkerchiefs in pastel shades
All linens described as hemstitched with embroidered corners in contrast colors. The sale features 35c kerchiefs of fine sheer lawn with a Point Venice corner and edge and a delicate embroidered motif at the center. Also offered is a refined kerchief at 59c on the main floor right center.
Uncle Dave Cory Stories Advertised for Rabbitville Tales
How everybody enjoyed Uncle Dave Cory and his fascinating stories about the people in Rabbitville. Read the stories for yourself by buying a book or two at a time. Titles include Little Jack Rabbit’s Adventures and Little Jack Rabbit and Danny Fox. Books priced 40c, attractively bound, main floor rear.
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Uncle Dave Cory
Rabbitville
Jack Rabbit
Little Jack Rabbit
Danny Fox
Squirrel Brothers
Chippy Chipmunk
Big Brown Bear
Uncle John Hare
Professor Crow
Little Jack, Rabbit
Old, Man Weasel
Mr. Wicked Wolf
New Crepe de Chine Blouses and Fashion Hats Arrive
Novel crepe de chine blouses feature Persian effects and Egyptian designs in Jackette style priced from 8.50 to 12.50. A white fox scarf dyed cocoa shade appears at 75. Two new fashion hats enter stock, one Tagal crown with taffeta band and ostrich drape at 10, another oakwood and Milan straw hat also at 10.
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Milan
Shoes for Six Dollars Promoted as Comfort Wear
Startled by the price and quality, a Bridgeport ad touts men’s shoes built to Howland specs for comfort. It showcases oxfords and high shoes in red and tan calf, black vici, in light tan calf and black vici, all at $6 and sold on the main floor rear.
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Bridgeport
Tony
Vici
Suit Sale Offers Custom Fit Men’s Wear Friday Evening
The store promotes tweeds worsteds serges cassimere and unfinished worsteds in English and College models. Many customers attend a Saturday 6 PM closing offer, promising suits to measure with fabric and making options. Quantities limited as prices will not be repeated after Saturday. Main floor rear showrooms.
Veiling for sale with varied styles and prices
Advertisement notes veiling options including a nose veil with dots and scroll border at 30c yard and circular veil at 1.50 each. Plain mesh veilings offered in all shades from 25c to 5c per yard to match hats. Main floor, right front.
Fine furniture for the baby shop offers nursery items
The babies shop lists play yards in natural wood at 8.50, walkers 2.95 to 4.50, cribs ivory 16.50, bassinets 8.50 to 16, nursery chairs 3.75 to 6.50, dressing tables 4.50, and other essentials on the second floor rear.
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