Virginia Reel and Moonlight Dance Planned at Warner Institute
The recreation centre hosts a plan for a Virginia Reel and Moonlight Dance at Warner Institute Square tomorrow. An entertainment hour precedes the dancing with a spotlight dance for the young attendees and a full away for the old folks at the regular meeting of Gea sfge.
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Warner Institute, Square
Nets
Virginia Rael
Smith Re-elected Trucking Board Head in New York
Governor Alfred H. Smith was re elected chairman of the board of directors of the United States Trucking corporation. Officers John J. Riordan remained president with W J McCormick J Reardon and D L Reardon as vice presidents A L Rae treasurer and E R Lowe secretary were also re elected.
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York
Warns People to Fill Coal Bins in Preparedness
Washington director George Otis Smith of the United States Geological Survey urges consumers to store coal against the risk of a mine strike or April 1. He says buyers must act now to build stock, ensuring continuous industry operation and easing price inflation driven by seller dominance in prior periods.
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Match
George Otls Smith
United States Geological Survey
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Jace Prears
Government Veterans' Bureau Aids Ex-Servicemen In Bridgeport
Recited government relief efforts show daily cash payouts exceeding 1.6 million dollars, free hospital care for 2,000 veterans, and trillions in other benefits, with vocational training and extensive medical services totaling hundreds of millions annually. The statement, attributed to R Forbes, claims the U S is doing more for disabled veterans than any other nation.
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Sargica
Bridgeport
Red Cape
United States Veterans’ Bureau
United States
United States of America
William J Skinner Dies at Hartford Village Leader and Director
Hartford March 8 William J Skinner 67 longtime director and former chairman of the board of Cost Patent Fire Lorms Company died after months of illness. Native of Malone New York he graduated Trinity College in 1876 locating in Hartford in 1882 and rose to president in 1909. He served as trustee of Trinity and staff member for Governor Bulkeley. Survived by a daughter two sons and several grandchildren.
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William J. Skinner
Cost Patent Fire Lorms Company
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Malone
Trinity College
Henry ©. Dwight
Atflcia
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Morgan G. Bulkeley
Fever Appeals For Charity Thorne Says
Superintendent Angus P. Thorne said yesterday there is no change in charity applications, with 118 requests for aid received daily, down about 20 from February. About 500 workers are employed with the Public Works department, and if weather allows, more road work will begin to use a larger crew.
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Angus P. Thorne
Commue Uio
Public Works Department
Navy to Check Up on Sands Fingerprints
Hartford May. Finger prints possible in the death by self destruction of Navy deserter Edward Sands in Washington. Sands, former Navy man stationed at London base, may match records with his enlistment papers in a search linked to the murder of William Desmond Taylor. Chief of State Police Robert Hu announced the inquiry.
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Nave Deen
Bureau of Navigation of the Navy
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Washington
At mm
Edward Sands
William Desmond Taylor
Los Angeles
Robert Hu
Sands
Navy
Truck Fire From Short Circuit In Fairfield Avenue
A textile company’s automobile truck caught fire shortly after 4 yesterday on Fairfield Avenue near Benwete Street, probably from a short circuit. A fire department unit extinguished the small blaze with minor damage reported.
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Benwete Street
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Wireless Wonders of the Air Reach Across Miles
A reader overview of early radio marvels highlighting wireless reception from Newark to Scotland, noting the Armstrong regenerative circuit and Westinghouse General Radio sets. Describes a typical set price of $71.29 and ease of setup for home use.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
General Radio
New Victrolas Highlight Handsome Design and Power
New Victrolas shown on the fourth floor feature period cabinets enclosing the mechanism. They are low, broad, long with polished lines to match home furniture. Prices No 260 at 160 dollars and No 280 at 200 dollars, with easy payment terms. Also promoted are a griddle for grease-free cakes and a collection of Universal Utensils including Special Family scales, 24 lb.
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Mone
Between Dresses For Women Of All Figures Debut
A feature on new dress styles for women of different figures. Describes silken fabrics like crepe de chine and taffeta, soft wool chalks, and rich colors such as navy black and brown. Highlights mature fits, graceful lines, and decorative yet artistic fashion notes.
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Taffeta Sill
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