New Automobile Club Garage Opens in Bridgeport
Announcement states the Automobile Club Garage at the corner of John Street and West Avenue in Bridgeport will open January 1, 1918. The owner promises the finest city garage with two elevators, a fire proof building, and top service emphasizing cleanliness and courtesy. He will oversee operations daily with skilled staff and a trusted manager in his absence.
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Automobile Club
John Street
West Avenue
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Beef cattle for New England farms urged amid labor and price strains
Beef at a profit is feasible if Warimers of Connecticut raise more cattle. Experts note high hay costs west of the Mississippi and low New England hay prices, with record cattle sale prices abroad. Pasture and roughage beef production, milking Shorthorns, and open shed feeding are favored to boost supply and stabilize farm labor use.
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New England
Mississippi
Connecticut
England
Beef cattle project urged to boost state feed output
A discussion urges shifting from dairy to beef for remote districts, emphasizing low labor and minimal grain use. It argues for selecting good cattle, efficient feeding, and prudent selling to maximize first year gains and utilize neglected pasture to increase local meat production.
Obituary notices for Lozier Baldwin and Barry families
Miner Lozier of 156 Prospect street died yesterday at home after a career as a druggist at 247 South avenue. Survived by wife, daughter in Rochester, sister Miss Catherine Lesier of Washington DC. Eu dora D. Baldwin aged 65 died yesterday at her daughter’s Stratford home. Survived by daughter, another daughter Mrs James McTaggart, and Rebecca lodge member. Annie Louise Barry died last evening at 114 Jones avenue. Teacher at Wheeler school and member of Ladies Benevolent Catholic society. Survived by mother Johanna and sisters Josephine Mary A. Funeral details to follow.
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Miner Lozier
Prospect Street
Eudora D. Baldwin
Louis H. Burritt
Judson Place
Stratford
Baldwin
Rebecca Sedge
James McTaggart
Wiso
Annie Louise Barry
Johanna
David Barry
Jones Avenue
Miss Barry
Wheeler School
Ladies’ Benevolent Catholic Society
Alien cook Albert Schmidt held in Waterbury jail
Albert Schmidt, a cook at the Hotel Elton in Waterbury, is jailed in Hartford County as an enemy alien lacking the required permit. He claimed ignorance of the permit rule. The British steamer Stephen Furness was torpedoed by a German submarine in the Irish Sea with 101 lives lost.
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North Atlantic
Hartford
Albert Schmidt
Elton
Waterbury
Hartford County
Stephen Furness
Irish Channel
Requiem Planned for Railroad Official Robert D Steele
Friends are invited to a private requiem mass at St Augustine's church at 9 o'clock for Robert D Steele a retired Pennsylvania Railroad official who died Christmas Day of congestion of the lungs.
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St. Augustine's Church
Robert D. Steele
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Warimers
of Agricultural College
Ttry
Atlantic
Annes Louise Barry
Aelten
London
Washington
Guatemala Cay
West
Trobe
Christmas Club
The
American Bank & Trust Co
East Main Street
Barnum Avenue
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