Wanted to Buy Second Hand Furniture Ad
WANTED TO BUY. WE PAY good prices for second hand furniture of all kinds. Established 25 years, H. A Jsamin. 266 State St Tel. Barnum 1068. y"18ali
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Colorado
State St. Barnum
W. Lieff & Son
Main St. Barnum
L Katz
East Main &J
Noble
Holmquist
Bar
Bunnell St Phan
M. Gottlied
Hallett St
Sobie
F. N. Hubbell
Main St
Francis J. Dion
Ougat
Antinques
Biate S Rarnum
Dante
Keene
Barnum
Johnson & Middie
Rook
Reliable Purniture Co
Really Bros
State Stand
East Main St
Bisage
S. Schettino
MckKindey Ave
H. A Jsamin
State
Tel
P. O
Clarence W. Eddy
Canhun St
L. Fodeman
Pirett
George Dukas
State St
Yale Misfit Clothing CO
Wil
Thomas Tongas
Broad St
South Ave
Bank teller accused of stealing $1700 to impress bride
Thomas S. Lang, 21, assistant teller at First National Bank of Westville, is jailed in Camden charged with stealing 1700 after an accountant flagged shortages. Bank officials testified losses began with 300 from a bag he carried to a Woodbury bank. Lang, fired, eloped to Elkton with a Gloucester telephone girl who plans to help repay.
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Camden
N. J
Thomas S. Lang
First National Bank of Westville
Lang
United States
Joline
Woodbury
Lane
Elkton
Gloucester
May Renew French Loan Prompts U.S. Debate
In New York, Maurice Casenave, France's minister plenipotentiary, refused to discuss rumors that Paris will renew a portion of the $500 million Anglo French war loan due in October. The High Commissioner said France will meet obligations without depending on German indemnity. A French Finance Ministry official said Parimentier is traveling to the United States to arrange payment of France's share.
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New York
Maurice Casenave
France
High Commission
M. Parimentier
Ministry of Finance
United States
Aristocratic boycott cuts cost of summer attire in Italy
In Rome and other cities, a large group of young aristocrats adopt cheap outfits costing about six to eight dollars. They favor khaki or blue denim trousers with simple shirts, eschew jewelry and fine accessories, and even wear sandals. The movement, linked to Florence and others, promotes inexpensive clothing and home sewing.
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Rome
Florence
Railroad revenue faith in Hardings Republican backing
In view of rising passenger rates and pilgrims to the Marion porch, railroad officials express gratitude toward the Republican champion Senator Harding for aiding revenue needs. His support is welcomed whether he becomes president or not, as he helped the railroads secure funds.
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Marion
Harding
First Pound Note Kept by Graying Passenger
A gray-haired passenger recalls keeping his first pound note for a long time. His traveling acquaintance expresses astonishment as he explains the note’s survival due to imperfect handling during that初 time, avoiding trouble when passing it.
Farm Bureau Agents Report Farm Bureau Events
Bethel Potato demonstration shows seed superiority and top hay dressing doubles yield. Conferences planned second meeting on community club for child welfare and home problems. Brookfield Field Day planned visits and cooperative buying. Danbury marketing plans discussed with Keystone Instant Food Co. Grange talk on factory efficiency in homes farms and business. Greenwich Wilton field trip route review for Connecticut Pomological Society. Newtown bridge grafting confirmed. Moller's poultry demonstration praised. Junior Short Course arrangements and pig club work. Norwalk poultry club training and demonstrations. Ridgefield producer to consumer marketing discussed. Ridgebury attendance and August meeting help. Shelton home nursing class second lesson for 25 women. Sherman dress form demonstration for 35 women and orchard visit. Stamford canning club meeting and future arrangements. Short Course July 26-31 at Connecticut Agricultural College. seven club members to Storrs. Project tally: 3 garden 32 canning Stamford 1 poultry 1 swine Danbury. Tobacco section two days in Brookfield Sherman New Fairfield. no serious diseases. Ends with quip about money in the world.
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Bethel
Weed
Brookfield
Danbury
Shepard
Schaub
Keystone Instant Food Co
Grange
Greenwich
Wilton
Connecticut Pomological Society
Miles
Newtown
Lovell
Moller
Stamford
Loeal Canning Club
Uly
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
Garden
New Canaan
Canning
Sherman
New Fairfield
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Pine St
Hawley & Wilmot Undertakers and Embalmers
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George B. Hawley
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Charles L. Dennis
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Port Ofice Arcage
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Pasumatic Cutting
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Austin St
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Ephone Barnum
M. J. Gannon
John Street
Vine St
George P. Potter
Broad Street
Jos. Gorman
James St. Barnum
William R. Bull
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Phore
A. M. Wooster Emerly
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