Jewish Welfare League to Hold Meeting Tonight
Bridgeport Jewish Welfare and Activities League plans a meeting tonight at Attorney Henry Greenstein’s rooms to draft for the combined delegate meeting Sunday at Y M C A and Y W W A rooms. Klein will preside as officers discuss constitutions and bylaws. city delegates will attend the Sunday gathering amid talks on league aims and scope.
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Bridgeport Jewish Welfare and Activities League
Henry Greenstein
First Bridgeport National Bank
Y. Mo
Y. W. WW
F. Klein
1Welfare Board
3Welfare Board
Jac B. Klein
Lawrence Finkelstone
Ida Ruth Warner
Joseph Zeicler
Evans named county court staff dean after 30 years
BEAN or COTRIN Carlos W. Evans, law chart and court messenger, is now dean of the staff of employes in the county court house and in September will have rounded out 30 years of continuous service. Since becoming librarian the law library has grown from 200 to 15,000 books and during his time three clerks have passed away, Samuel B. Sumner, W. GE. Shelton and Williane T. Heavilaind.
Spring Health Tonic with Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Peptiron
The ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Peptiron as a spring medicine combo for quick relief of ailments common in the season. It highlights iron’s tonic value, blood purification, and nerve strength, urging use for cleansing and up-building effects. Hood’s Pills are recommended if a cathartic is needed.
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Hood
Kaiser Wires Congratulations to East Prussia
Amsterdam reports a March telegram from East Prussia praising its role in the war and citing Kant as a moral beacon. Emperor William replies that a long road to general peace lies ahead but a good start has been made and unity will bring about lasting peace.
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Amsterdam
Det Murperar
William
Berlin
Prussia
Konigsberg
Ater Poole
Ater Poole.” (Me Great Philosopher of Konigsbergy
Willian
Immanuel Kant
Britain Curbs American Cotton Use in Mills
London reports the Manchester cotton control will enforce March 13 curbs on American cotton. No more than 50 percent of machinery may run without a license, with licenses for government work and for loans on coarser American counts. The plan already puts about 60,000 workers out weekly, rising to 80,000 with the new cut.
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London
Manchester Cotton Control
England Oversubscribes War Loan Campaign in London
London officials report the city oversubscribed the 100 million pound war bond sale as part of a national drive. Chancellor Andrew Bonar Law telegrammed congratulations to the lord mayor, noting substantial early returns to show the public's determination to fund the war aims.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
Financial Circles Confidence With War Bond Outlook
In a bullish mood Wall Street notes rising confidence as securities markets reflect expected gains from wartime effort. The piece outlines anticipated spring campaigns, lending to liberal spending on Liberty bonds and a shift to belligerent financing, with details on bond issues, rates, and the broader impact on equities and banking.
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New York
Wilh Pean
Ships cut in two for Atlantic voyage reforms
Cleveland on March 10 reports United States Shipping Board will take over hull freight steamers for Atlantic delivery by May 16. Twenty one lakes steamers have been sent overseas. six were too long to pass through the locks and were cut in two for rejoining in dry docks. The two halves are separated, towed, and rejoined at Canadian ports after repairs.
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Cleveland
United States Shipping Board
Atlantic
Welland Canal
United States
Othe Lakes
Ocean
Weland Canal
Canadian Port
Dinner of Black Rock Club Draws About 200 Guests
The Black Rock Shore and County club held its usual Saturday dinner for about 200 members and guests. Speidel's orchestra provided dance music and the turkey dinner was praised. The event featured daffodils and carnations in the ballroom.
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Black Rock Shore
Counteychi
Duce
Speidel
Senate
Raalroads
Varios Industries Aee
Phere
Berh
Gudaranteg
Elean
Dia Reportou
Ostoeh
Ibd
Hloappeis Reisonahta
Lasix
Milford Patriotic Fair to Open This Week with Talks
Milford plans a patriotic fair Thursday and Friday with lectures by New Haven barn bureau demonstrators, meat and wheat substitutes explained, samples offered, and no admission. The event, led by Mrs George Secor, runs 3 to 8 and 7 30 to 9 each evening, amid broad community participation and prior Dollar Day success.
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Milford
Millireh
Milford Frriends
George A. Smith
Prospect ‘Verrace
West Haven
Smith
Nellie Wilcox Mead Smith
Marguerite Mead
Pratt
Dnstitute
Brooklyn
Harold Mead
Philadelphia
Maven
Charles Upsoning
Milford Cemetery
Harold, Berta
William Kowler Council
Barn Bureau
New Haven
George Secor
State Council of Defense
Ladies’ Aid Society
Business Men’s Association
Milford Business Men's Association
Odd Wellows’ Hall
Red Cross
Bec
Dwar Tibball
Bridgeport Turnpike
San Antonio
Air Division
Nl Corps
Islington Iiath
Texas
Devon
The
Abdornibal
Woodmont
Hinman Rules on Corporation Tax Opinion
Attorney General George S Timman holds that dividends received during the year should be included in item three subdivision 1 of the state return and thus in the total net income. He says excess profits tax and 1913 1915 dividends deducted from net income for the federal tax should be likewise deducted from the total net income for the state corporation tax calculation.
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United States
George S. Timnman
Bicycle Priced At 40 And 47 Ready Now
A compact ad style notice urges riders to use bicycles to stay on time for work, touting Columbia bicycles as the best value. It promotes wheel out, jump on, and depart promptly to avoid late bonuses, stressing reliable delivery of the day's pay. The ad lists Columbia models at 40 and 47 dollars.
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Columbia
Lion bicycles at Howland store offer durable ride
Lion bicycles priced at 30 dollars feature twenty two inch frames with dependable coaster brake and roller chain drive. Adjustable handlebars, wide motorcycle pedals, leather saddle with double springs, oil-proof tires, and a sturdy hard wearing build. Fourth floor display.
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Lion
Howland
Camera as a soldier’s warm friend prompts instant memories
A wartime appeal urges sending home photos to comfort troops. It highlights pocket Kodaks and Brownies available for purchase, with autographic backs and developing services offered next day from a Fourth Floor shop to capture daily scenes for soldiers at camp or trench.
Victrola advertising says renew delight with monthly records
An advertisement touts Victrola monthly new record collections spanning songs violin comedy and opera. It highlights Sousa marches led by the March King and promotes Howland Sealed Records guaranteeing flawless playback. It invites purchase with easy weekly payments and notes Victrola X with ten dollars of records for $1.50 weekly.
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Victrola
March
Uncle Sam
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