Variety of Women’s Accessories and Home Textiles Ad
A merchant promotes women’s hosiery, lingerie, and home textiles with several price lines. Offers include Black Colon Hose six pairs per box at $1 per box, Fine Lisle Hose with embroidery, three pairs per box at $1, 26 inch umbrellas with wood handles, satin pillows at $1.98, silk velour cushions at $2.49, tapestry sofa pillows at $1.39, handmade lingerie like corset covers from $1.25 to $1.75, embroidered hats from $1.25 to $2.25, and dainty nightgowns from $3.50 to $5.50.
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Women’s Trust
Inston
Christmas Vacation In Brooklyn News
Brooklyn readers note students and locals at Holy Crom college and Manhattan Pharmacy school on holiday. A Brooklyn licensing transfer hearing draws church leaders, parishioners, and saloon opponents as organizers push to deny renewal of Mrs Hellmann's license amid forecasts of broader saloon challenges.
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John Kilmartin
James Street
Holy Crom College
St Thomas Cadet Association
Lyceum
Michael Srennn
Mbany School of Pharmacy
South Leonard Street
Joe Smith
Hoooklyn Lee
Joseph Gleeson
St Patrick's Church
CD. Chunn
Peter Sitrusaktis
St Joseph's
Ottiile Hellmann
ON Bank Street
Pather Hleeson
Hellmann
Brooklyn
Father Gleeson
Upcoming December and January Social Events Listed
Community calendar lists dances, socials, and concerts across Waterbury venues. Highlights include Christmas Eve dances at Turn Verein and Dew Buckingham Music hall, a Jacques Cartier conclave gathering, and charity events at Leavenworth and Buckingham halls featuring clubs such as the Goodwill Social and Hanky Panky.
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Rick's Dancing Academy
Turn
Scovill Street
Waterbury
Town Hall
Watertown
Hanky Panky Club
Michael Lawlor
Buckingham Music Hall
American Mills Co
Laurel Club
Theatrical bookings list week of December to January
The schedule lists several film and stage events at various venues from December 28 to January 16. Acts include The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, The Gamblers, The Thief, The Luck of Imperial, The Critic, The Man of the Hour, and a Yiddish play, with Imperial and Yale University venues featuring moving pictures and performances.
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Antonio Matori
Imperial Moving Pictures
Ing Plerur
Imperial Moy
Tempest in Teapot at City Bank Construction
Workmen excavate at Grand and Bank streets for an electrical area near Waterbury bank and American Brass association. A temporary wooden gin pole used for hoisting causes protest by John P. Elton, but aldermen may remove it if nuisance. after mayoral inquiry, pole stays until iron posts are installed and work proceeds.
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Waterbury Bank
American Brass
Wsoclation
Grand and Bank Streets
John P. Elton
Thoms
Elton
The Witch's Curse A Bucksport Legend in Maine
In Bucksport Maine a legend centers on Colonel Jonathan Buck founder of Bucksport. A granite monument bears a foot outline said to prove the witch curse foretold at his execution. The tale says the foot appeared after the cursed judge slew a witch, and the imprint remains visible on the pedestal attracting visitors. Also noted is the battleship Maine sailing south from Norfolk under sealed orders possibly to Venezuela.
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Bucksport
Maine
Seaport
Penobscot
John Buck
A. D
Haverhill
Mass
Buck
Jonathan Buck
Buck Cemetery
New York
Norfolk
Arnold
Venezeula
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