Scottish Bands Win Laurels at Outing
Clan Campbell held its annual outing at the meadows Saturday with lads, lassies, and elders in kilts and plaids. Athletic contests and Highland Fling exhibitions entertained attendees as bagpipes and drums played. Jenal members and visitors from New England joined in the merry event.
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Clan Campbell
New England
Lordship Park
Lovatt Pipe Band
New York City
MacKenzie Highlanders of
Stamford
Caledonian Kiltie Band
Holyoke
Mass
Father and Son Drowned While Fishing in Humpel River
Major W. G. Holloway and his son Herbert were drowned while fishing for salmon in the Humpel river near Curling Newfoundland yesterday. Their bodies had not yet been recovered.
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Curling, NL F
G. Holloway
Herbert
Humpel
Motorists Die in Train Crash Near Shelby Mont
Five people died and another was fatally injured when a Great Northern Mall tran crashed into an automobile at a grade crossing near Shelby Montana on Sunday. The dead include Mr and Mrs Michael Hasquet Miss O BR MelIntyre and two children Virginia age eleven and Jean twelve Mrs J Lynch was fatally injured.
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Shelby
Mont
Sept
Great Northern Mall
Michael Hasquet
BR MelIntyre
Virginia
Jean
J. Lynch
Army Captain Kacher Found Dead In Indianapolis
U S Army Captain Edward Kacher stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison killed himself with a pistol in Indianapolis. Despondency and nervousness were cited as factors in the tragedy.
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Indianapolis
Edward Kacher
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Here
Run Over Prize Huskie by Auto in Bridgeport
Miss Ida Holroyd drove over a dog named Carlos in Bridgeport yesterday morning. The dog, a pure white Labrador huskie, was not seriously hurt and the driver said she did not see it. Carlos, living with Catherine Yeoran, had recently returned from Canada and adapted to local heat by resting on a cake of ice.
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Patrick Moran
Carlos
Ida @ Holroyd
Funtham Street
Staples
Canada
Bridgeport
Labrador
Young Peoples Clubs at Church Form New Group
The Senior Christian Hideaver Cameradette and Pal O Mine groups of United Congregational Church merge into Young People's Safety. At last Friday's meeting the constitution was adopted and officers were named Fercy Richardson president, Marjorie Smaltidge first vice president, Bryant Barnett social activities vice president, Helen Robson World Service vice president, Winton Hoffman church school vice president, Grate West secretary, and F Edward Eck treasurer. Officers to be installed next Friday evening September 25.
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United Congregational Church
Young People'’s Safety
Fercy 5S. Richardson
Marjorie Smaltidge
Bryant C Barnett
Helen Robson
World Service
Winton Hoffman
Department of
Church School
Grate West
F. Edward &Ck
Homes Laid Flat by Severe Storm at Ossipes Center
Seventy percent of Ossipes residents dig out belongings after a hurricane force wind flattens homes in the White Mountains area. The excelsior mill roof blows off the Carroll County Land and Lumber Co building and Alfred Bidridge’s house is left roofless.
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Ossipes
N. H
White Mountains
Excelsior
Carroll County Land and Lumber Co
Alfred Bidridge
Search for man who killed former wife in Golden Gate Park
In San Francisco on September 14, authorities pursued John Govner a middle aged mechanic after he fatally shot his divorced wife and wounded her escort at the park entrance as holiday crowds watched.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
John Govner
Torrington Shippers Notified of Florida Embargo
Torrington shippers are notified of an embargo on all carload shipments to Florida, except for livestock and food products. Officials say this is the first embargo of its kind ever required in Florida.
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Torrington
Florida
E. A. Williams
Otter-Williams Corporation
Manchester
Storm caused $100000 loss at Barnet factory and homes
An electrical storm hit northern New England causing about $100,000 in damage in Barnet Vt. Lightning started a fire that destroyed the Roy Brothers woodworkers shop two outbuildings a blacksmith shop and the Roy residence.
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Barnet
New England
Roy Brothers
Roy
Seven Denied Barbers' Licenses in Hartford
The state barbers commission examined 40 candidates in the capitol. Seven were refused licenses for lack of skill and inadequate sanitary knowledge. Six months hence they may take another examination if they desire. Four rejected were from Hartford, two from Wallingford, one from New Haven.
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Hartford
State Barbers Commission
Lcenses
State Capitol
Wallingford
New Haven
Reorganize Bay State Day Enforcement Force
In Springfield Massachusetts on September 14 AP reports a reorganization step in western Massachusetts prohibition enforcement as George Mctou brey and Walter Bowers of Boston arrive to take over the district headquarters from W S Fielding and assistants who prepare for a final check up. McCoubrey, formerly stationed there, is noted in connection with the shift.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
George Mctou~brey
Walter Bowers
Boston
W. S. Fielding
McCoubrey
Gym Bloomers and Middies Offerings for Schoolwear
The ad promotes schoolgirl apparel including black cotton serge gym bloomers sold in sizes 24 to 32 for $2 and white jean middies with strap, double stitched seams, and pockets in sizes 6 to 20 priced from $1 to $2. Available on the second floor.
Linene stylish smocks priced at 1.75 dollars
Women wear Linene smocks in offices homes schools and studios. Shown in shades from size 36 to 44 at 1.75 dollars each.
Cotton Fabrics Prominent in Timely Colors and Widths
Cotton fabrics of timely interest feature outing flannel 27 inches wide at 25 cents a yard ideal for night gowns and pa jamas. Percales 36 inches wide in new colors and designs priced 19 cents a yard. Dress prints in varied colors and patterns 36 inches wide at 25 cents a yard, suitable for children’s dresses and porch frocks. Main floor rear.
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Manchester
Bridgeport
Ardsley Axminster
Axminster
Axminster Hall
Manor
Made to measure suits at 37 dollars this week
The store shows new woolens and offers a Made-to-measure suit for 37 dollars with expert measurements and skilled tailoring. Extra trousers available. Main floor rear.
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