Redding News Roundup Highlights Theft and Trials
A stolen bicycle tied to a July 6 theft is traced to James Delaney, with Michael Muskingitsch arrested after a shanty search near the Easton line uncovers bicycle parts. Muskingitsch is convicted and jailed for ten days with a $5 fine, intending to flee using jail credit. A dairy herd auction planned by E M Sanford and A G Barnett signals production strain from rising feeding and labor costs. Local clubs, marriages, anniversaries, property conveyances, and road repairs are also noted amid community updates.
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Banks
Easton
Muskinvitsch
Ridge
Lyon
Bridgeport
E. M. Sanford
A. G. Barnett
Sanford
Barnett
Board of Health
Norwalk
Danbury
E. H. Smith
Raymond Cunningham
Charles H. Ward
Smith
Lemuel B. Sanford
Marior Archer
Redding Rida
Frank Loughlin
New Haven
Christchurch
Mr. Roseboro
Mr. Roseboro As the Officiating Cleverman
Hobart Brown
Selleck Place
Library Corner
Gwendoline Watson
Mabel Read Tucker
Catherine Harrison Mikkdeson
Iit
State Highway Department
Selectman Sanford
Silk Sale Crowds Favor Five Fine Pieces of Furniture
From China rooms come five pieces of silk wrapped furniture in white enamel finish. Arbor sets and cypress wood chairs and tables promise lawn and garden appeal. A broader summer display on the fourth floor features Japanese ware in seven teen piece tea services and Czech-made plates, with plates ranging 6 to 14 dollars per dozen. Basement displays include belts with bright nickel slides on patent leather.
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China
Czecho-Slovakia
New Curtain Patterns From Net to Madras For Homes
Reading like a 1920s interior decor feature, the piece discusses window coverings from modestly priced curtains to filet net designs with woven figures, including urns, vines, and pagoda motifs. It praises Madras for privacy, easy cleaning, and suitability for sleeping and dining rooms, with ruffled scrims noted as charming Colonial era draperies priced $3 to $6 per pair. Third floor.
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Madras
Episcopal meeting and local notices in Bethel and Georgetown
The Episcopal church held its regular monthly meeting led by F W Roseneau to discuss parish affairs and missionary extension. Other notices report William Gorham moving to the Bates place at Scout's Hill, his pneumonia this week, A B Frost’s five points residence near July occupancy, and various local moves and jobs in Georgetown. Springfield report notes Illinois primary law ruled unconstitutional by the State Supreme Court, affecting party committees and local factions.
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The
Episcopal Church
F. W. Roseneau
William Gorham
Sunset Hill
Bates Place
Scout’s Hill
Bethel
Orly
Gorham
Five Points
A. B. Frost
New York
Frost
Ridgefield Inn
Wesley Stiles
Pencea
Dingey Place
Penceabie Street
Georgetown
Paul Connery
Norwalk
Michael Connery
Joseph Kratky
Dr. Cohn Ro
Springfield
State Supreme Court
Illinois
William Fox
Chicago
Thompson
Deneen
Michigan Democrats to cast first ballot for Hoover in San Francisco
Detroit reports Michigan Democratic defection to Hoover as balloting opens in San Francisco. Former National Committeeman William F. Connolly says he will vote for Hoover once, citing respect for the Primary law. Others note 40 percent of Michigan’s delegation backing Hoover, while leaders doubt his viability beyond the first ballot.
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Detroit
Michigan
Hoover
San Francisco
William F. Connolly
Brief notes on dated social roles and housework terms
A quirky brief notes column suggests college girls avoid marriage and avoid drugstore efforts to attract men. It oddly claims women prefer ending the Congressional Record because leaves won’t fit under rugs. It warns dishwashers are scarce yet china cleansers might be found, and a household superintendent is more likely than a general houseworker.
Personal name embroidery on textiles promotion
Advertisement for woven name embroidery on apparel towels and linens. Orders placed now ready in one week to ten days. Pricing: 3 dozen names one dollar, 6 dozen names one fifty, 12 dozen names two twenty five. Nation Stock main floor.
Kiddies Overalls and Rompers In Bright Blues and Tans
Classified note advertises children’s clothing with overalls for ages 2 to 6 in plain blues and tans at 2.00 dollars. Beach rompers in dark blue with white piping priced at 2.00. Peg-top rompers in multiple colors 1.50 and 2.00. White dimity rompers for small sizes 2 and 3 years at 1.50.
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America
Connecticut Breweries CO
Bernstein & Kursmany Miner
Read & Tullock, Stoddard, Gilbert & Co., Inc
New England
John E. Pickett
Oklahoma
Mr. Pickett
Helpful Farm Service
C. G
Bob Barnes
River Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Tomen
Inwnes
Anderson
Carter
Miss Carson
Umpawang School
Miss Macdonald
Lemuel Sanford
Grace Nichols
Harold Beckett
Ep'scopal Church
Main Street
Nippon Tea
Teper
Ecru
Charles
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