Lions Plan Fresh Air Home For Children At Nichola
Lions club agreed to begin construction of a Fresh Air Convalescent home for children at Nichola. The $10,000 project, to be finished by May 1, 1924, will be donated to the Visiting Nurse Association. Archtects designed two dormitory wings for 40 children during summer, with several hundred beneficiaries yearly.
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Nichola
Visiting Nurse Association
Lions Club
Lions
Henry Kelly
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Judge Kellogg in Justices Conference
The October term of the Superior Court was adjourned briefly to allow Judge John P. Kellogg to confer with Supreme Court justices on cases where he filled for Justice Lucien F. Burpee. He is expected to return to continue the $75,000 damage suit of Dexter Yarn Co. of Pawtucket against American Fabrics Co.
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Jude John P. Kellogg
Supreme Court
Lucien. BF. Burpee
Dexter Yarn Company
Pawtucket
R. L
Armerican Fabrics” Company
Postmaster General Warns of Indulgence Across States
Postmaster General Harry S. New told dedication speakers that many states suffer from indulgence as they pile up debts for improvements. He stressed the government’s shrinking obligations and cautioned the public, not officials, about a 100 percent Americanism tied to constitutional obedience. He touched on wheat farmers and calls for lower freight rates and cautioned against assuming government ownership as a remedy.
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Union
Harry S. New
The
United States
New
Rpaker
Mr. New
Coolids
Interstate Commerce ‘Ommison
National party chiefs react to election results
John T. Adams of the Republican National Committee says six House seats and one Senate seat in northern states shifted to Republicans with the 24th New York district showing the only real contest. Cordell Hull of the Democratic National Committee cites sweeping Democratic wins in Kentucky Maryland and downstate New York as evidence voters reject the Republican national administration.
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Washington
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
United States
House of Representatives
Illinois
New York State
New York
Vermont
Benjamin Fairchild
United States Senate
Porter T H. Dale
House of
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Kentucky
Maryland
Jons
Republican ‘National Committee
Baltimore
24Th
Appeal Filed After Greenwich Court Judgment
An appeal from a $338 verdict in Greenwich Borough Court re wrongful rent and property damage was filed in the Court of Common Pleas. Antonio T Lauri Cella sues W H Bath over leased premises at 868 Greenwich Avenue with alleged abandonment in March and $110 unpaid rent. Damages claimed total $5 but the lower court awarded $328.84.
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Borough Court of
Greenwich
Court of Common Pleas
Antonio T. Lauricella
W. H. Bath
Greenwich Avenue
Plainfe
Abi
Wharftese
Scot Becomes Prohibition Advocate After Observing U S
Sir Andrew Pettigrew, a Glasgow merchant visiting America, says Saloon persistence depends on direct voter support. He believes Prohibition will endure if a majority approves enforcement, notes American abundance and potential population growth, and expresses confidence in the United States’ future.
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Andrew Pettigrew
Glasgow
America
Andrew
United States
Jury Discharges After Deadlocked Non Support Case
Joseph Sabot was discharged by Judge Walsh after two deadlocked jury rounds over three minor children’s support in Stratford Town Court. Sabot had been ordered to pay 12 a week for Lena 14 John 12 and Bertha 10, or face 60 days jail. appeals claimed inability to earn funds. Also, Charles W Stengle of this city was fined 109 and 16 days jail for driving while intoxicated after damaging a frame sign at Willam and Arctic.
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Joseph Sapontford
Walsh
Criminal’ Court of Common Pleas
Stratford Town
Sahol
Lena
John
Bertha
Sabot
Wan
Criminal Court
Common Pleas
Charles W. Stengle
Stengle
Willam
Arctic Streets
Haynes summons best minds to set example nationwide
Wastington November 7 a report of an investiga found Philadelphia clubs and civic groups are urged to aid prohibition observance. Non commissioner Elayngs says lessons by the best minds of the nation employers manufacturers business professionals and social groups have been brought into play to strengthen enforcement and operation. The plan would extend to clubs citing throughout the country in support of dry laws.
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Elayngs
Sport skirts of clever cloths offer wide variety
Sport skirts feature many designs with wrap around and pleated styles in popular colors. Sizes cover most figures with prices from 10 to 19.50. Pair with a smart brush wool jackette or fur trimmed jacket for sport wear. Second floor, ee ter.
Boyish dresses for young women debut in two piece set
A new two piece dress for girls aged 16 to 18 features a plain neat skirt with an overblouse high neck and round yarn embroidered collar. The garment has pocket edges and sleeve embroidery with buttons front and sleeve buttons. shown in navy, light blue, camel with contrasting embroidery. priced at 25 dollars.
Imported knitted dresses and suits with embroidered details
Center storefront offers green and brown knitted dresses with distinctive side embroidery and cape details, priced at 39.50. An imported sport order brown suit with gold silk stripe and matching collar cuffs and wool band is 35. A blue knitted suit with embroidered edges in two tones is 39.50. Second floor center.
Women’s Sport Coats Exhibit of Stylish Weaves
A display highlights women's sport coats with varied weaves and fabrics. The exhibit showcases craftsmanship and design, inviting readers to view fashionable outerwear pieces.
Striking brushed wool sweaters on second floor display
Chappie coats and sport sweaters feature brushed wool in similar styles. Neck fastens with one or two large buttons, options range in subdued or brilliant color combinations. Priced at $7.50, $8.50, $10 and $15. Second floor, rear.
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Henry E. Kelly
Br. Kelly
Dr. Kelly
Kellogg
Justices’ Conference
J. A. Hazel
New Says
Minute Tapioca Company
Orange, Mass
Greenwich Court
Scot
Haynes
Bridgeport
Conn
Jowland's
Jan
Howland Dry Goods
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