Theatre Sign Fall Injures Woman on Main Street
An advertising sign from the Politheatre on Main Street fell onto the sidewalk striking Mrs. N M Wilson of Clifford Street and injuring her head. She was taken for medical attention but friendly. another incident saw Mrs Nellie Shortell hit by a bicycle on High Street, with a lamp she carried jarred from her grip.
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Main Street
N. MM. Wilson
Clifford Street
Boy
Br. G
High Street
Booning
Nellie Shortell
Central Avenue
Joseph de Lucia
Grand Street
Bank Officials Laud Federal Reserve System At Connecticut Luncheon
State Bank Commissioner John A Byrne argues the Federal Reserve System is essential to fund the country’s credit needs, warns that without it wartime financing and later economic stability would suffer, and urges state banks to consider joining amid hearings in Washington addressing why some banks resist joining the system.
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Federal Reserve
John A. Byrne
Pnly
Stratfor
George P. McLenn
Congressional Committee On Banking and Currency
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Burne A
Reserve Bank
Commissioner
ARK Nations
Ita Napical
Federal Reserve Bank
Lois
Conessional Committee On Banking and Insurance
Connecticut
Private Banks Serve Useful Purpose, Commissioner Says
State Bank Commissioner Byrne, in a brief exchange after speaking to the Exchange club, defended private and state banks. He said many small banks provide services larger institutions cannot, and praised the Federal Reserve plan while noting state banks can join. He outlined bond posting and examinations as safeguards and emphasized the value of neighborhood banks to local prosperity and depositor confidence.
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State Bank Department
Eyvine Coola
Thong
Frank L. Wilder
Bysna
Grntten
State Banking Department
Department of State
Exchange Club
State Bank
Byrne
Connecticut
Federal Reserve Board
George P. McLean
Federal Reserve System
Small Town Bank
Smal Town Bank
Bargains for Women and Children in Local Cloth Goods
Readable items include women and children clothing and sleepwear with prices ranging from $0.05 to $4.95. Offers cover Union suits, fleece garments, outing wear, vests, pants, nightwear, Middy suits, stockings, and socks. Includes men and boys socks and knit sleep garments with varied discounts.
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Blaine
Tawlies
Dr. Dente
Visit Our AS 1.70 and Genuine Hors nun Mute Dolls
Ad copy lists various toys and parts with prices such as 1.70 and 4.05 for Pedal Car set and train set parts. Mentions mechanical toys and a big variety of items. It reads like a sales flyer with discount figures and product lines.
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Jane Eyertor Sery
Eus, CO
Domestic Dry Goods Sale with Discounted Curtains and Linens
A historic ad lists lace and marquisette curtains at $1.20 and $1.00, pillow cases from $1.25, double blankets, Turkish bath towels, white quilts, and assorted textiles in assorted bulk pricing. The copy highlights bulk lots and special lot pricing, noting variety in fabrics and household goods.
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Ate
Bargains in Stationery At de or 3 for Ge Taare
Bargains in stationery advertise 3 for Ge Taare on fine quality writing tablets Square Daal and other items. Includes 2 pocket memorandum books at regular price 5c and composition books. Also offers box paper envelopes and a 2500 count envelope lot plus a play jack cart for Pinochle.
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Uek
Initiatory Degrees Given Three Candidates at Arcanum Lodge
Three candidates received the initiatory degree during the regular meeting of Lie Arcanum No. 41 at 1087 Heoul street, Cummings Kinman. The degree work was conducted by Wark, Nob. 8 Grand John W. Other degrees were not completed and will be finished at next week's Arcanum lodge meeting. On Friday, Nov 1 the Nosahogan lodge of Waterbury will send its degree team to work the first and second degrees for delegation from the learn.
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Moral Savings
Nuneras
General Assembly
Fmal
Insa
Lie Arcanum Jonge
Ieltows
Hbeoul Street
Cummings Kinsman
Po 1. C.D
John W. Ded
Arcanum
Nosahogan Lodge
Waterbury
Fir
Unidentified Man Found in Wrong Home Disturbing Incident
An unidentified man entered Cody's apartment on Washington Avenue claiming a family residence. He fled before police arrived as officers checked rooms finding no disturbance. Separately a man on Deano Street reported a dog bite and required medical treatment after an attack on Aarlew Avenue.
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Deano Street
Aoarlew Avenue
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Tates
Tion
Opticians
Main ST
Foley
Leverty’s Drug Store
Bank Commissioner Lands Federal Reserve System
Exchange ‘Club
Sunday Post
Radford B. Smith’s Dollar Store
Fairfield Ave
Broad St
Al&oe Iterator
Gace
Everready Phish
Tae Mayme
Heather
Toy Department
Will Ua
Cody
Washington Avenue
Ian
Department St
Kk Basket
Basket
Olive
China
Windsor
Bordens Farm Products Co.Inc
Barnum 2
the Palace
Bridgeport
Denton G
Angora
the Palace Kiddie Shop
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