Bargains on Hats and Accessories Ahead of Busy Saturday
Saturday bargain event features large selection of hats and dress pieces. Splendid goods include felt outing hats from 2 dollars, trimmed velvet hats, feather capes, fur seams, silk and wool sweaters, petticoats, georgette pieces, and marabou caps. Discounts span from a dollar range to over five dollars, with many items in white, black, and colored options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Pur Scarfs
Shetland Wool Sweaters Cloth Coats Co
iBusy Workers For Red Cross in Milford
Milford Red Cross opens sewing rooms on Wednesdays and evenings for refugee garments and hospital work. About 6090 garments remain to finish for summer quota. Thanks given to supporters and the Tin Ornament Brigade for a successful tag day. Drive fund totals $10,333. August work overseas includes pajamas shirts sweaters socks blankets and petticoats costing about $1500 with $500 from a private donation. Monthly work report planned for public release.
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Mildpord
Specia
Dead Cross
Bluhday
Windad
Europe
Milford
Milford Sted -Cross
Uast
Loca
Tin Ouil Brigade
Alilford
Urosa
River Street
Colonial Theatre
Milford Hardware Company
Broad Street
John Richi
102D
Walnut Beach
Rich
Woodmont
Fred Blackall
Raymond Smith
Robert Mattoon
Albert Jackson
Carp Johnston
Florida
Suh Company
State Guard
New Haven
J. AJ Goldsmith
France Reacts to First Yankee Drive on Western Front
Paris reports thrill at Americas initial independent offensive on the western front. Newspapers publish large front-page despatches with maps and explain the terrain. Editors laud General Pershing's restraint in not detailing villages or surrounding actions. Skepticism had eased as weeks of rumors faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ameritca
Traree
Pershing
Assistant Superintendent Heads Protective League
Assistant Superintendent Charles H. Suckley has been named head of a branch of the American Protective League aimed at aiding the Department of Justice in rounding up German spies and violators of U S laws. Washington notified Luckley, who will enlist volunteers from various walks of life to assist, with members remaining anonymous and serving without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Suckley
American Protective League
Department of Justice
United States
Luckley
Washington
League
Strike Averted As War Labor Board Delays Steel Worker Walkout
Washington September 13 The impending walkout of puddlers in eastern Pennsylvania and New York steel mills is postponed after the National War Labor Board and the Amab famated Association of Iron Tin and Steel Workers agree to a hearing on grievances next Thursday in Philadelphia. Also noted is the First Church of Christ Scientist dedicating its Lafayette Street edifice with three services at 11am 330pm and 7pm following yearlong renovations costing about 15000 with 10000 raised and the church now debt free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
National War Labor Board
Amab Famated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
Philadelphia
Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Estey
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Main St
Dillon & CQ
Hartford
Rue St., Cecile
Benenee
Dillon
Eer
French Shop Inc
Met
Main
Ind
Polt’s
NEW York Cleansing & Dye Works
Fairfield Ave
Cherry St
Telephone Barnum
Mullins’ Typewriter Exchange
Main Street
Poli Bidg
Fork Coron Polding Pypewriters
Pasteur
Selly Liem
Vane
Sprague’s Pastry Shop
Cake
Pius
iBusy Workers
Red Cross
U. S.A
Greenwich
Par .View Beach
Albert
Greenwich High School
Milton Platt
Darina Place
Wilson
George 7. Smith
Connecticut Mineral Directors’ Association
Mer
Wallace Royden
Hungerford and
Airs
Daniel Smith
Peartland
Maine
Vor Ag Illings
Politie Ribot Sletard
Dhrapre
Thoanis Sug
Relma Street
Lyric Theatre
Srane
France
Asst
Suckley _ Heads
van Dyk
Conservaton
Best Mara
Spring Valley
Golden
Murray Coast
Ford Avex Bridgeports
Gil
Smith
Murray Coron
Fine Field Ave
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