Window Display Principles from Advertising Club Talk
Edward J Enoch announced a forthcoming Industrial margins and pageant and a visiting advertising director at the Stratfield luncheon. He outlined twelve major window display points including attraction, color harmony, merchandizing, background, balance, lighting, cleanliness, timeliness, originality and cards, and urged displays reflect store personality over mere price signs. He warned against jazz effects and stressed rent and location as critical to display success.
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Edward J Enoch
Advertising Club
Juncheon
Stratfield
Enoch
Windoy
United States
Meropolitan
Twelve Major Points In Window Display Sales Power
The text explains that after attraction and color harmony, a window display must execute three steps to drive sales. It emphasizes arousing desire and stimulating action, urging careful adherence to twelve major points to boost both prestige and profits for the store.
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Dhase
Auction Bridge Guide From Milton Work on No Trump Bids
A condensed review of bidding strategies by Milton Work focusing on two acts and one king as 4 shade under conservative no trump rules. It discusses ten prospective hands numbered 5 through 8, evaluating strength, suit stoppage, and expert versus novice bidding, concluding with criteria for choosing one no trump bid and notes on future considerations.
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Lyon
Morov
Insurance Man Wills 150000 To Family
George L Gross former Providence insurance broker dies at Barrington August 9 leaving most of 1500000 in personal property to widow Maude C Gross and two sons George M and Harold Gross all of Providence. Executors are E Tudor Gross and George M Gross with 350 to Ida M Picard and 10000 to Marie M Gross. Real estate in firm G L and H J Gross goes to E Tudor and George M Gross. Property in California included.
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Providence
Associated Press
George L Gross
Providence Insurance Fund
Barrington
Maude C Gross
George M
Harold Gross
George
Paul
Gross
George M. Gross
E. Tudor Gross
Testator
G. L
H. J. Gross
E. Tudor
George M Gross
Ida M. Picard
Marles M. Gross
Bouth Barre
Mase
Calfornia
Mas Gross
Puppy Found With Foot Nearly Amputated
A three week old mongrel puppy was found near Huntington and Berkshire by L R Barlow of the Connecticut Humane Society. The right hind foot had been cut off, seemingly intentionally. The animal is being offered to any owner willing to have a veterinarian treat the injury, with reasonable hope for healing under care.
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Huntington
Berkshire
L R Barlow
Connecticul Humane Society
Barlow
Bortow
Labor Day
Freight loadings at year's highest figure
The American Railway Association reported weekly freight loadings ending August 27 at 1,108,228 cars, the year's highest figure. This beat the prior week by 42,589 cars but showed a drop of 19,488 cars from the same week in 1926.
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Washington
Bept
Associated Presa
American Rathway Association
Schools Open Today Despite Delays At New Structure
The city resumes the new fall term with about 33 600 pupils returning to public and parochial schools. Public schools expect 26 000, 7 000 at parochial, and 840 teachers met yesterday for organization. Nathan Hale on Capitol avenue delays due to sewer work, delaying 300 kindergarten and first grade students for about a week. Principal Elizabeth Roche leads Hale as teaching principal. Palisade fire replacement serves first and second graders bused to Summerfield. High schools open at 8:30 except Central and Lincoln paths with varied report times for Class One pupils.
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Nathan Hele
Capitol Avenue
Tew
Carrell R. Reed
Grammer End
Wil Peach
Nathan Hale School
Elizabeth Roche
Columbia
Palisade School
Summerfield School
Britain to Back Canada in League Candidacy
Geneva Sept 6 Sir Austen Chamberlain British foreign secretary said he would support Canada for a non permanent seat on the League of Nations council. He lamented not voting for Ireland’s last moment bid and opposed a Polish plan for a general security pact, arguing the Covenant and Locarno already provide strong security.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
Austen Champberlain
Canada
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen
Ireland
Str
Motorist Sues Over Car Damages in Stamford Case
Philip Cahill of Stamford sues Matthew Corbett of South Norwalk in Superior Court for property damages of 725 from a November 12, 1926, collision on Shippan Avenue Stamford. Cahill alleges his car was badly damaged when struck by Corbett’s vehicle.
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Philip Cahil
Stamford
Matthew Corbett
South Norwalk
Cahill
Shippan Avenue
Corbett
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