Co-incidences Of Name And Address Annoy Mrs Blumberg
Mrs Etta Blumberg, wife of a grocer, and Mrs Ray Blumberg, wife of a shoe merchant, both live on Myrtle Avenue. Ray faces annoyance after Mrs Blumberg’s concerns about shoplifting. She has prior trouble with authorities for alleged thefts.
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Blumberg
Vwllastic City
Ray Blumberg
B. Blumbers
Etta Blumbers
Etta Blumberg
Grocer
Myrtle Avenue
Ray Saeneecq
Merene
U. P. expert finds most sure blood test
Philadelphia July 9 Dr Baynard Reichert of the University of Pennsylvania announces a new blood test that can identify whether a stain comes from a human animal bird or fish. The two volume work uses photos to show distinctions among blood patterns across species and races, promising decisive evidence in murder trials and rehabilitation of blood evidence.
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Philadelphia
Baynard T. Reichert
University of Pennsylvania
Carnese Institution of
Washington, D. C
Herchert
Reichert
Reunion After 23 Years Finds Long Lost Son
Hartford July 2 A reunion occurred as Mrs Albert Vickers of Hartford met her son Paul Vincent after twenty three years apart. Abandoned as a baby at St Vincent's Home Holyoke he drifted through several foster homes and lived with crews for years. The mother, remarried and living in Pennsylvania, finally learned his whereabouts through a relative in Springfield, Mass.
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Hartford
Albert [Vickers
Paul
Mase
St Vincent's
Holyoke
Pennsylvania
St. Vincent's
Paul Vincent
One& Farmer
Crew
Austin Leonard
Springfield
Mass
Orrine Drunkenness Cure Promises Safe Home Use
An advertisement touts Orrine as a curable remedy for drunkenness that destroys desire for intoxicants. It claims home use, refund if no benefit, and two forms a powder and a pill, priced at $1 per box. Available at Atlantic Pharmacy and another Main Street drug store.
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Atlantic Pharmacy
Main St
Ninee Drug Store
New England Renaissance Drives Its Modern Growth
By George French, The Independ ent, argues New England thrives on its "dregs" of settlers who stayed, fueling a westward-moving, resilient population. He highlights Worcester and Littleton as emblematic growth centers, praises agricultural revival, and notes a regional shift toward scientific farming and strategic manufacturing gains shaping a prosperous, enterprise-friendly Old Colony.
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George French
the Independent
New England
Pilgrim Fathers
New Erland
Middle
Northwest
West
Worcester
Texas
Springfield
Pittsfield
Providence
Framingham
New Bedford
Fall River
Boston
Littleton
New Hampshire
July Time Needs for the Youngsters
The Farm er promotes essential summer needs for children including food clothing and comforts. It highlights ads as practical solutions from druggists and dealers, portraying advertising as a modern boon and a source for affordable goods during hot days.
Horses and Trucks Auction At Conn Breweries Co
Tomorrow the Conn Breweries Co at 132 North Washington Avenue holds an auction of horses, trucks, and harness. Readied for work, the big sale promises sturdy animals and reliable equipment for buyers seeking dependable stock and gear. Farmer Want Ads lc 2 word.
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Conn. Breweries Co
North
Washington Avenue
Stratford Red Men Plan Annual Shore Dinner at Savin Rock
Special to The Farmer Stratford July 29 reports Okenuck tribe of Red Men completing plans for the annual shore dinner at Wilcox's shore house Savin Rock next month. Tickets sold fast and there’s anticipation of a large turnout. Also notes W C T U outing at Curtis farm Oronoque with out of town guests, recitations and a talk on Why Women Should Vote. Slot machine seizures by state police and fines noted, plus local fishing news and a car crash on Main Street injuring a 15 year old driver without a license.
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Stratford
Stratford W. C. T. U
Curtis
Oronoque
Miss Lee
Gertrude
Stamford
Ridley
Maryland
Bloss
Lampince
Stowell
Marshall
Bridgeport
Flora Thompson
Brooklyn
Main Street
Harold Dunbar
Herbert Laister
Cranston
Bunnell
Young Dunbar
Stepney News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Miss Ella Beyer returns home after visiting the Sutherlands who are now at Baeset street New Haven. Norwalk’s Wilbur F. Smith reports a duck shot on O. E Morgan’s pond and local youths accused of shooting song birds. Postmaster John T. Hastword fills in for William Penfield at Stepney Depot. Stamford visitors Ernest Northrop and Marjorie Northrop vacationing with Eugene Northrop. Irma Toucey visits the Hulls. Birthday party for Mrs Wright Drew in White Hills marks her 93rd with Charles Drew of California as a surprise guest. Girls’ Club plans an entertainment A Trip to Niagara Falls. Mrs Morris French visits Henry J. Lord at Fort Trumbull Beach. Gilbert sisters return from two weeks in Long Island. Methodist mid‑week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 with rehearsal to follow. Miss Carrie Curtiss and Miss L B Nalters return home from boarding with the Joyce family. Postals from Niagara Falls reach L C Gilbert and Elsie Gilbert. William Craft buys a two seated wagon from Briscoe & Son. Laurel Beach sea breezes enjoyed by Ada Parmalee Harriet Waterhouse and Irving Gossell. Miss Katherine Treadwell to teach next year in Judd’s District.
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Ella Beyer
Frederic Sutherland
Baeset Street
New Haven
Wilbur F. Smith
Norwalk
Stepney
William Penfield
Ernest Northrop
Marjorie Northrop
Stamford
Eugene Northrop
Irma Toucey
Mrn
A. J. Hull
Milon B. Hawley
Burr Hawley
Clayton Hawley
Carlton Joyce
Miss Joyce
Emily D. Leavenworth
Katherine Williams
Wright Drew
White Hills
Drew
Charles Drew
California
Girls' Club
Luella Davis
Niagara Falls
Morris French
Henry J. Lord
Fort Trumbull Beach
Anna Gilbert
Elizabeth Gilbert
Long Island
Carrie Curtiss
L Bnalters
Bridgeport
Herbert Joyce
L. C. Gilbert
Elsie Gilbert
William Craft
A. M. Briscoe & Son
Newtown
Ada Parmalee
Harriet Waterhouse
Irving Goodsell
Laurel Beach
Katherine Treadwell
Judd
Clans in Connecticut outline their order and history
A historical survey ranks Connecticut Scottish Clans by age and size. Clan Gordon leads with 198 members in Hartford, followed by Clan Campbell in Bridgeport with 165, and Clan Clare MacLeod of New Haven with 125. The piece notes long service by officers, revived annual field days, and a northern celebration planned for August 2 in New Haven and Lighthouse Point, urging readers to participate in a major gathering.
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New Haven
Lighthouse Point
Clan Campbell
Gordon
Hartford
Capitol
Clan Gordon
George M. Brown
John Mag Callum
Hertford
Campbell
Bridgeport
William Duffes
Frank Funkie
Clare McLeod
Caledonian Club
John Brown
Roger C. Bruce
Connecticut
Malcolm
Meriden
New Britain
Clan Douglas
Clan Stewart
Torrington
Dan Macdougall
Stewarts
Clan Cameron
New London
David Lamond
Ansonia
Clan MacDonald
John Japp
James Mustarde
James Brock
Sunday School Picnic At Baptist Church In Easton
The annual picnic will be on the church green this Thursday with a reserve rain date Friday. Dinner at one o clock in the hall. Refreshments committee includes Wheeler and Sherwood families plus Sherwood and Marsh members. Amusements chaired by Rev Clark Seeley and Wheeler. Several residents visited beaches and relatives this week. pastor to vacation in August. Laura Beach visiting friends in Trum all.
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Baptist Church
John H. Wheeler
Arthur E. Wheeler
Minnie O. Sherwood
Edith Logan
Messra
Willard
Gillette
Stanley Ribbins
Albert E. Hawkins
Greenfield
Sport Hill
Ambrose Marsh
F. 8. Clark
Laura Beach
John Candee
Vispins
Friends
Trumall
Vanderbilt Auto Hits Boy in Newport Street Incident
July 29 Newport R I The touring car carrying Mrs. French Vanderbilt struck and knocked down Edward Connell son of Mrs Edward Connell who was playing in the street. John Flynn chauffeur leaped from the auto and carried the unconscious boy to a nearby doctor's office. Mrs Vanderbilt rendered aid and followed with assistance and concern.
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Newport
R. L
French Vanderbilt
John Street
Edward Connell
John Flynn
Yong Connell Injury Far Seeks Medical Aid
Yong Connell remained unconscious for a period after an incident raising fears of internal injury. He was later taken home by Mrs. Vanderbilt.
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Yong Connell
Vanderbilt
Popular Vote Senator Sworn In for First Time
Washington July 29. For the first time in American history the Senate heard a certificate of election presented by the people. Gov. Slayton of Georgia announced Augustus Octavius Bacon as the state’s choice to serve six years in the Senate after already serving three terms.
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Washington
Senate
Gov. Slayton
Georgia
Augustus Octavius Bacon
Congress
Bacon
Marrs Wonderful Stomach Remexa Promises Quick Restoration
An advertisement touts Marrs Wonderful Stomach Remexa claiming one dose convinces skeptical sufferers to regain health from oral and intestinal ailments. It promises rapid relief, praises widespread praise, and offers a booklet from Geo H Mayr with a Chicago address. Also lists local Hindue Pharmacy in Chicago as source and houses ad copy about penny word-rate classifieds.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting &J
Chicago
Til
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Bova
Joseph Buonocca
Bove
Louis Polley
MR. and
Mrs. Beardsley
Forrestville
F. P. Beardsley
Sutton Avenue
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A. Elwood & Son
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