Wany Cottages Occupied at Lordship Park
Aug 1 report on Lordship Park Strat a waterfront resort shows most cottages occupied and remaining units to open next week. Bridreport people predominate with more New York visitors. a bus line runs 15 trips daily linking with avenue trolley cars at Hol avenue. Proprietor notes rising patronage. Auction Bridge party on Aug 6 at Westogue Country Club starts at 2:30. Mrs Patterson leads the committees. Visitor motorboat sighting and lawn fete at Gearze Hatheway residence planned for early September. Miss Bil rea Cifborn injured in a fall on Main Street. magnet treatment to remove needle. Mr W B Bristol to attend summer events at Judson Place Country Club tomorrow afternoon.
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Lordship Park
Strat'a
New York
Lordship
Holavenue
Weatogue Country
Patterson
King Street
Jia Hare Dee
Gearze Hatheway
Bridgeport
Mies
Cifborn
William
Main Street
Imlf
Woman's Civic League
Darien
Stamford
Dana Marsh
New York Herald
Darien Bas
Womane Civic League
William Chauncey Langdon
Fias
Daitlone
Seacere
Langdon
Edwin” Milton Boyie
Léon Ditrichstein
Richara LaGallienne
Phe
Muate
Caroline Gorham
Long Island Sound
Moses Mather
Congregational Church
Washington
Long Island
Lloyd’s Neck
Lloyd's Neck
Provost Prison
Dr. Mather
Tory
Easton Sunday school picnic set at Compa Beech August five
Local notices report Agnes Seeley returning home after visits with the Downs family in Stevenson and Frank Bibbins family. Ernest Ferry visiting Brookfield. Myrtie Booth returning to Bridgeport after time with John eater at Silver Hill Farm. Edith Sherwood and Nellie Northrop visiting Brigport. Gladys Keeler noted. Baptist meeting to be held Saturday at 2 pm. Fashion notes describe Mexican bordered voiles, Shimono sleeves, and coats near knee length with minimal sleeves.
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Compa Beech
Agnes Seeley
Sport Hill
Om i
Downs
Alice Downs
Stevenson
Frank Bibbins
Ernest Ferry
Brookfield
George Ives
Bridgeport
John Eater
Silver Hill Farm
Pretty Duchess of Marlborough Enters English Politics
London July 81 The beautiful Duchess of Marlborough formerly Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York is entering English politics. She has studied political conditions and plans a salon to advance her ambitions. She leads the American colony in London and recently accepted the presidency of the Women's office in London municipalities. She is not militant but a strong suffragist.
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Duchess OF Marlborough
London
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
$100000 Damage Suit Against Milford Woman
New Haven August 1 District office records show an attachment for 100000 filed in Orange town clerk’s office in a suit by Martin Zimmerman of New York against Mrs Lillian Beers Wray of Milford president of the Wray company which runs nine grocers The attachment covers 86000 of damages sought Zimmerman a New York businessman also holds a Milford summer residence The suit is returnable to New Haven Superior Court at the September term Most stores are said to lie in New York state
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New Haven
Orange
Martin Zimmerman
New York
Lillian Beers Wray
Milford
Wray Company
Zimmerman
Mellen depicted as last of railroad presidents
The San Francisco Call portrays Mr. Mellen near retirement under civil and criminal indictments, blaming the old system for his unhappy decline. A former Pacific Coast figure and once president of Northern Pacific, he is cited as a key organizer for the New Haven, embodying a bygone public boldness in railroading.
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San Francisco Call
Mr. Mellen
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Pierpont Morgan
New Haven
Mellen
Diarrhoea and health tips for hot weather
An article advises avoiding overindulgence in fruit and ice drinks in hot weather to prevent diarrhoea. It warns against suppressing natural bowels with opiates, favors rest and withholding food briefly, and notes simple herbal remedies and dental care tips. It also mentions formalin use for flies and cautions on tartar removal and mouth care.
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David H. Reeder
Chicago
Home Health Club
America
No trouble at Academy say editor and local man
M J Larney writes to deny a Tuesday night brawl at the Academy and to clear the record on a supposed police complaint He notes attendees dance properly and says the police found no trouble at the Academy though a fight occurred near a North Brooklawn house involving four men and one couple being insulted
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Farmer
Academy
Pollen Department
North
Brooklawn Avenues
M. J. Larney
Copper Sheathing of Ships and Civil Service Jibe
A fragment discusses copper sheathing protecting ships from shipworm damage and oxidation in tropical waters, then shifts to a dialogue about civil service job security. The casual tone contrasts technical note with a humorous aside about employment protection and a marriage proposal scene involving George and a girl.
Abstract nouns and curious classroom dialogue recap
A newspaper clipping describes a teacher explaining abstract nouns to a class of children with a chalked demonstration. A student asks about abundance while a dramatic misread excerpt highlights misprints and a surreal closing reference to Cervantes.
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Grammer
London Telegraph
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Weatogue
W. B. Bristol
Judson Plare
I Eee
Swentoghs
Easton
Sally Dibble
Joseph Smith
Daniel Gorham
Connecticut
Gorham
Torgate
King's End Landing
Anson Phelps Stokes
William Ziegler
D‘trowbridge
Trowbridge
Arthur Kane
John D. Crimmins
Boston Post Road
Wee Burn Golf Club
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Howard Stout Neilson
Franklin M. Jones
Edwin Milton Boyle
Commodore William Braunersreuther
Guam
Dewey
Manila
Henry M. Baker
Frank J. Wilstach
Sothern and Marlowe
Frank R. Holmes
Stanley Whitney
Boyle
Robert Hunter
Arthur Phillips
George H. Noxom
Walter Bennett
W. B. Wilson
Arthur Ribbons
Alfred H. Renshaw
C. W. Bell
W. H. Fitch
Theodore Davenport
Alfred Morehouse, Jr
R. F. Gillett
William Weeds
C. W. Maury
B. B Holmes
Henrietta Crosman
Mary McClellan
Eliza Birdsell
Charles Abbe
Carlos Miller
Hiram Taylor
W. S. Austin
Harkness McCrea
Cecil Hodgman
G. H. Noxon
F. Milton
George W. Lash
George H. Tilley
H. D. Hanson
George H. Noxon
Misa Eliza Birdsell
David Bispham
Charles Klein
Lab
Fee Mieie
Shreve
Iaen
Bae
R. I. Smith
North Carolina Agricultural Station
Dow Water
Tropics
Civil Service
Clutin and
Haquirer
George
Kenicker
Becker
Wes
Cervintes
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