Motor Law Violators to Be Heard Friday
Bridgeport motorists cited for motor law violations and accidents must appear before the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles at the county courthouse Friday. Hearings begin 10 20 AM with an afternoon session at 1 30 PM and a 2 15 PM conference to discuss multiple cases involving recklessness fatal accidents convictions speed and accidents across numerous addresses and names.
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Bridgeport
County Court House
Viraday
Howard Bailey
Cottage Place
Louis Calklin
Ter Avenue
Eriest H. Oliver
North Avenue
Bernard Glazer
Spruce Street
John Schneider
Tuinen Avenue
Angus McKay
Rennell Street
Edward Albrecht
Charles Street
Pranie O'Don
Wordin Avenue
Dominieienle
Beach Street
Morris Don
Thompson Street
John Wargo
Berkshire
Joseph Petrosk
Riverside Drive
Hannowell
Denmer Avenue
Thomas Horelik
Westport
Peter Tagliafen
Elias Street
Joseph Hamilton
Rennell Ereet
England May Follow America's Wage Cuts
London March 14 The unemployment question in Great Britain remains serious but belief that the slump has passed grows in many circles. Wages plus low output drive high production costs, but few employers have proposed cuts. Some industries with living cost tied scales or bonuses may see automatic wage reductions. The American Chamber notes Britain’s labor stance resists threatened cuts despite US moves.
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London
Great Britain
American Chamber of Commerce
United States
Hast
Industrial survey of Naugatuck towns report
Miss Charlotte M. Holloway of the labor bureau finished a survey of Waterbury and Naugatuck industrial conditions. About five thousand Waterbury men out of work and many women seeking house work. since February around a thousand men have returned to factories. The Naugatuck valley shows a general business downturn.
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Hartford
Charlotte M. Holloway
The
Labor Bureau
Waterbury
Naugatuck
Unknown autoist blamed for death of Greenwich doctor
Coroner J. J. Phelan reports that Dr. John J. Burnell, 62, of Greenwich, was struck by a car after alighting from a trolley at Mead Avenue and the Post Road on February 12. The driver fled and has not been located despite weeks of investigation.
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John J. Burnell
Greenwich
J. J. Phelan
Burnell
Mead Averus
Post Road
Letter Mailed Fifty Years Ago Reaches Recipient
Berlin reports a letter mailed in 1871 from a Wilhelmtstrasse book firm to a relative in Liverpool has finally returned marked addressee unknown. The envelope and letter are in perfect condition and postal authorities did not object to the obsolete stamp.
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Berlin
Wilhelmetrasse
Liverpool
England
Clara Barton Home to Be a Memorial
Worcester Mass March 14 The old Clara Barton homestead in North Oxford was transferred today by Carl O Carlson to the Women's National Missionary Society of the Universalist church to restore the place and make it a memorial home. All mementoes related to Miss Barton's Red Cross work will be part of the memorial.
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Worcester
Mass
Clara Barton
Oxford
Carl O. Carlson
Women's National Missionary Society of the Universalist Church
Miss Barton
Red Cross
Democracy arrives at New London port after stormy crossing
The United States Shipping board steamer Democracy docked at New London from Danzig after a stormy passage. The Fronco-American liner, 3,000 tons, will tie up at the state pier for an indefinite period.
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New London
United States Shipping Board
Democracy
Danzig
Germany
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline Price in New York
The Standard Oil Company of New York reduced gasoline prices by one cent per gallon today, lowering wholesale price to 26 cents. The move was announced in New York on March 14.
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New Yor
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Read's Spring Apparel and Millinery Display Opens
Wool cloth capes and fabrics dominate this season with dark blue and black Trico tine Polo Cloth Velour and white Serge. Mid night Blue Pollet Twill and French Serge showcase strong value while hats, fringes, beaded tassels, organdie edges, and embroideries fill displays. The show emphasizes accessories and color, featuring many fabrics on sale and highlighting Read's praised second floor exhibits.
New Peggy Paige frock and Tinker Doll at Children’s Shop
A midnight blue taffeta Peggy Paige dress with a bouffant skirt, beige Georgette sleeves, and emerald embroidery is offered alongside a jingling colored bead toy titled The Tinker Doll. Priced at 75 cents, the items appeal to children seeking something unique.
Envelope Chemises New Ones Sell at Low Prices
New stock of envelope chemises in nainsook with lace or embroidery trim. Straps or built up shoulders available. Prices from 1.00 to 3.50 with lace trimmed or tailored options. Second floor. Easter remembrances.
Gray is Latest Fad for Undies
Gray crepe de chine described as soft gray filmy fabric with pink or blue trim at the camisole or bloomers. Presented as very attractive and new, with emphasis on second floors.
Bright Ribbons in latest Ribbon Section fashions
Dame Fashion presents narrow ribbons with picot edges for ties and girdles on taffeta and crepe frocks. Long ends flutter as color conceits lead the latest Ribbon Section display.
The Belrobe Method in Standard Fashions debut
The Belrobe Method, a new feature of the Designer patterns, helps home dressmakers by guiding cutting to reduce waste, detailing garment assembly, fit, finish, and techniques like cutting on the bias. A professional picture chart illustrates each construction stage, stressing thrift and wardrobe expansion.
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Victrolas — Records
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Broad ST
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Barnum
New England
Sterling Hunting
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Steff
Vose
Oliver Merrilt
Cascara
le Grippe
Hill
America
Industrial Survey OF
Ship Democracy
Standard Oil Company
Batiste
Read’s
Harding
Peggy Paige
Branes
Nice
Hotel
Stratfield
American Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Thomas M. Cullinan
John G. Murray
Thomas L. Reilly
E. Bryne Hackett
Room 38
Hotel Stratfield
Ostermoor Mattresses
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
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Bridgeport Trust Co
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