Conference of Irish leaders to map post treaty action
Hon Harry Boland calls a Washington meeting of American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic leaders. Simon Creagh, Connecticut president, will travel to Washington at midnight to coordinate a plan after the Dail Eireann vote on the Ireland Great Britain peace treaty tomorrow. The aim is to rally U S sympathy and secure united support for the Irish cause.
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Harry Boland
In Republic
United States
American Assation
Washington
Simon Creef
Connecticut
Boland
de Valera
Dall Eireann
New Savings Certificates Offered at Local Post Office
A new three denomination savings certificate program debuts at the local post office with units of 20 80 and 800 dollars. Maturity values are 25 1000 and 1600 respectively with 4 percent interest semi annually. Certificates are registered to the owner with Treasury Department ownership, redeemable any time with possible interest adjustments.
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Ahe
Jon Wi — Pa
Ascene
Securit
Treasury Department
William Lyon Lewdly Dies. Former Railroad Supt. Remembered
Funeral for the late William K. Lyon will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM at 1775 Noble Avenue. Dr. Horace Day to officiate. interment in Fountain Grove Cemetery. Lyon, 62, native of the city, rose from railway clerk to superintendent of the Housatonic division before retirement. Survived by wife and three sisters. a charter Algonquin member, Mason, and Shrine aide.
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William K. Guyon
Noble Avenue
Wm. “Horace Day
Felergyman
Fountain Grove Cemetery
Billy” Lyon
Iis Legion
Frederick
Bessie Hawley Lyon
Hanford Lyon
Catty Bridgeport
City Savings Bank
Caeer
Iridseport
William H.stevenson
Shore Line
New York
New Iren
Grand Central Ston
42D Street
Col. Sevenson
Old Housatonic
Berkshire
New Haven
Col. Stevenson
Mr. Lyon
Housatonic
Ew Haven
Frank M. Wilson
Charles D. Mills
Josiea
New England
Algonquin Club
Corinthian Lodge
Hamilton Commandery
K. T
Pyramid Temple
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Mr. Dyon
Wiliam Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Made In Bridgeport Buyers Guide In Creation
The Bridgeport Manufacturers Association is compiling a city guide listing articles made in Bridgeport and the local manufacturers. A letter requests all manufacturers to submit a product list by December 20 to ensure a complete directory. The guide aims to boost interest in Bridgeport made items and will be published and filed in the association office with copies distributed to locals.
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Bridgeport
Wonder coats and warm wear headline this Saturday sale
Store open this Saturday till 9 P M Featuring wonder coats for women at 25 dollars Bolivia fabric in blue and brown Velour heavy warm and serviceable. Dresses and accessories describe fur trimmed collars and fashionable styles. Slippers felt robes raincoats and sweaters offered with clear prices and basement level display.
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Bolivia
Victrola and simple Kodaks promote Christmas at home
Advert describes a No 100 Victrola cabinet priced at 125 dollars with club payment plan, praising family enjoyment and broad music access. Also features simple pocket Kodaks priced 2 to 32 dollars, and white tea aprons with lace and embroidery on offer, highlighting floor two items and assorted styles.
Women's rich mocha gloves in velvetlike finish
Advertises women's gloves priced from 1.50 to 3.75 in colors like brown tan white and black. Describes materials including kid and silk lining, with lengths and fit emphasizing warmth and slender lines. Also notes children's strapwrist gloves priced at 2.65.
Skating gear and winter wear in stock at the park shops
Skates from 1.59 to 4.25 dollars cover boys and men with hockey and rocker styles. Tubular skates with attached shoes cost 10.50. Sled skates 0.79 to 0.95. Hockey sticks 0.50 to 1.75, polo sticks 0.15 to 0.25. Winter sweaters at 1.95. Indoor flannelette sacks 0.95. Gray patterns and sateen trim sweaters listed.
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Parrott’s
Shoes for Real Boys Heavy Winter Boots
Advertises heavy tan leather winter shoes for boys with high cut design and two buckles. Welt of rawhide and soles of solid heavy leather size priced at five dollars and five fifty.
Mens overcoats priced at thirty five dollars
Advert says new overcoats at 35 dollars with soft wool, rich plaids, bold belts and large collars. Describes warmth without lining, timeless browns and grays, and a stylish comfortable fit aimed at “young and alert” men.
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Logal
Les F. Greeno
Sal
Dehneeare
E. W. Rove
William Lyon
Crewand. Ti Ja
Mada
Pbriazepor
Little
Victrola
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