Western Union Breaks with U S Government Under Cable Dispute
The long standing conflict between the state department and Western Union Telegraph Co. escalates as the firm refuses to handle government messages without prepayment. A government permit to land a South American cable via Miami hinges on a contract copy not provided, triggering a possible halt to many official messages.
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State Department
Western Uinion jPolegraph Company
Owas
Western Union
Tami
Florida
Blues
America
Miami
WesternWnion
Inter Church Idea Far from Failure
Boston November 16 Bishops and church leaders discuss the Inter church World Movement as a success, citing cooperation among Protestant denominations and a reported raise of 155 million dollars. The movement aims to unite churches in a broader forward drive and continuity through the nation.
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Boston
Auddrosains
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
New Vor Uist
Seeley Reports Campaign Expenses and Deficit
Republican William E. Seeley, town treasurer, filed a report detailing campaign expenses totaling 9,076,698 dollars with various entries. Collections reached 14.05 dollars, and about 620 scribbles were noted as part of the accounting. The report shows a total deficit of 15,626 dollars including a 1919 deficit and leaves a balance of 227.96 dollars toward the 1920 deficit.
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William E. Seeley
Fourth floor dinner sets sale for Thanksgiving meal
A large selection of Theo Haviland and Nippon china dinner sets and American English porcelain is offered at substantial discounts on the fourth floor. Hundreds of items include 100 piece and 37 piece patterns with prices slashed from regular values, plus decorative platters and room for a turkey roast. Limited 100 piece sets available.
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Theo Haviland
Devon Man Asks $20 090 for Death of Sons
A Devon man seeks 20 090 dollars in a wrongful death action for his two sons Edmund 18 and Alfred 11 killed October 27 when struck by a car driven by Michael Varainiek of Stratford. Named defendants include Andrew Adzema and Robideau of Devon and Dainuses of Flu. The collision occurred while the boys were riding a bicycle and were thrown when the wheel was struck.
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Diel
Willan Robideau
Devon
Andrew Adzema
Stratford
Edmund
Alfred
Adzema
Michael Varainiek
Attorney Dies and Case 15 Continued in Norwalk Court
The case Mary Dineen against Diraee G Wilson in Norwalk Superior Court is continued to November 20 due to the death of Attorney Nichols. Judge Blabbie ordered the continuance. FL Walsh is alt. counsel but not present as Downe had handled the matter.
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Blabbie
Mary Dineen
Diraee G. Wilson
Norwalk
Nichols
Ames FL Walsh
Downe
Paving and Sewer Commission Meeting Tonight
The Paving and Sewer Commission will hold a regular meeting at 8 o clock this evening in the City Auditor office at the municipal building. No cases were ready for disposition when the court adjourned. several matters will be reviewed when assigned. A large figure of 700,000,000 tons of concrete is cited as a hypothetical annual output for construction material and a wall around the United States is described in dramatic terms.
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Vie Dotto
Ube
China
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Maine
Vancouver
Pacific
San Diego
Mexican
Plovichy
Maing
Community silver Par plate bargain catalog
Hundreds of pieces of silver plated tableware offered in a colonial design with nickel silver base and durable pure silver coating. Each piece guaranteed for 10 years except knives, with prices ranging from 1.75 for teaspoons to 4.25 for medium knives and 4.00 to 4.60 for various spoons and forks.
Dresses at $29.50 in silk and tricotine collection
New arrivals feature beaded embroidery on silk and wool fabrics with tricotines. Charmeuse satin Georgette and navy hues dominate. Tunic effects and pleated draped models offer unusually styled dresses, all priced at $29.50 on the second floor.
Remarkable bungalow aprons offered at 2.25
Deep handsome blue and copenhagen blue aprons described as novel and charming. Finished with white collar and cuffs and unique pockets. Promoted as versatile wear for household tasks and morning wear, priced at 2.25 dollars.
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Copenhagen
Fancy charmeuse fabrics offered in limited colors
Readable textile ad notes four charmeuse colors including navy and wisteria, with a width of forty inches and price markdown from five dollars to two ninety five per yard. Also promotes heavy flannelette kimono fabrics in multiple patterns and colors, listing three widths and sale prices.
Beaded bags from France attract shoppers at $19.05
Unique bags from France made entirely of beads with bright and dark color patterns, long beaded handles, silk lining, tiny purse and mirror. Priced at $19.05 including excise tax, these are described as eagerly chosen items in a front aisle display.
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France
Women's rich coats new model at $45
Rich coats with depth collars and sweeping lines offer enveloping dolivian velour, brown tan taupe and reindeer shades. Some have fur collars and silk lining, showcasing individual style and value at $45 on the second floor.
Savings on blankets and comforts in fine fabrics
Time of savings on blankets and comforts described as light soft and wondrous warm. Details list various blankets and comforters including white and gray cotton blankets with colored borders and sizes around 64 by 76 inches to 66 by 30 inches, with prices from 2.75 to 6.80, plus Persian style comfortables and silken woven fabrics with floral patterns and borders.
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