Plan to Start Paying April for City Paving Work
Bids will be sought soon for permanent paving of East Washington Avenue Noble Avenue Barnum Avenue from Seaview to Central Avenue Park Avenue from Fairfield to Laurel Avenue and Fairfield Avenue from Clinton Avenue to the via duct. The plan aims to begin after April with wood block stone bithulithic and Hassam pavements. The Commission warned patchwork on Fairfield Avenue will not be tolerated and sewer work funding decisions were delayed pending money availability.
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East Washington Avenue
Noble Avenue
Barnum Avenue
Seaview
Central Avenue
Park Avenue
Fairfield
Laurel Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Paving and Sewer Commission
Sherman Street
Trumbull Grange Meets. Debates Pan Am Toll Question
Trumbull Grange No. 134 P. of H. holds a regular meeting with an after-meeting program by lecturer Leland Williams including a piano solo by Charlotte B. Plumb and discussions on farming progress and spring work. Also notes on local incidents, schools, and parish concerns.
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Trumbull Grange No
Grange Hall
Leland W Wiliams
Charlotte B. Plumb
Plumb
Nichols
Howard
Beach
Harry Coori
George Klein
Albert E. Linley
Plumb B. Nichols
William Schaulagenhaus
William F. Beach
Benjamin J. White
Frederick Schuma
Martin Castle
Banford S. Beach
Daniels Farm
T. Yeoman Williams
Congregational Church
Yal
New Haven
Boston
Yale
Harvard
Panama
Williams
Stephen J. Parks
Elmer T. Nichols
White Plains
White
Robert C. Deming
Trumbull
Houston
Tashua Hill
Dean
Bridgeport
Tashua
Long Hill
Chestnut Hill
Daniels Farme
Cold La Grippe Then Pneumonia Fatal Sequence
Barnegat Postmaster R G Collins reports a severe La Grippe cough that exhausted him until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stopped the coughing spells. A Stratford Avenue resident, F B Brill, endorses the product as unbeatable for La Grippe coughs.
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R. G. Collins
Barnegat
N. J
Foley
F. B. Brill
Stratford Ave
Sixth Street
A. S. Jones
Lee Pharmacy
Chico
Calif
Sixth St
Newtown News Briefs Include Moves and Illnesses
Newtown reports Bourquene t moving to Mile Hill home from Botsford and Mrs. Greenman hosting Will Clark and family at Cola Spring Farm. Edward Couger of Huntington is very ill under Dr. Smith care. Dorothy Bartram seeks eye operation in Bridgeport after multiple surgeries. Margaret Campbell of Sandy Hook dies at 58 in Bridgeport. funeral planned with interment at St Rose's cemetery after body prepared by E W Troy and transported by train arriving 10 30 Saturday.
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Newtown
Bourquenet
Botsford
Mile Hill
Josephine Murphy
Will Clark
Hopewell District
Cola Spring Farm
H. M. Greenman
Margaret Campbell
John Campbell
Sandy Hook
Hamilton Street
Bridgeport
E. W. Troy
St. Rose's Cemetery
Prospect of Sandy Hook Property Sale for Block led Block
Negotiations are in progress for the purchase of Charles E. Gilbert property in Sandy Hook by a New York resident. Jacob Block, Botsford real estate agent, conducts talks. It is understood the buyer plans to erect a business block on the front portion.
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Charles E. Gilbert
Sandy Hook
New York
Jacob Block
Botsford Real Estate
Georgetown
Brown County
Ohio
Middle West
Cincinnati
Conversion of Sewage into Fertilizer Live Question
Hartford March 14 The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station studies the sewage to fertilizer proposal in a bill of 3000 dollars advocated by Fletcher Enfield. Director Jenkins notes obstacles and the state health board pollution bill will be drafted after hearings on Beardsley Pond Norwalk and Wilton rivers.
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Hartford
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Fletcher
Enfield
Committee On Public Health and Safety
Jenkins
Beardsley Pond
Sharon
Norwalk
Wilton
State Board of Health
Cigar Spending and Chicago Tobacco Trade
Chicago reports show 1,000,000 cigars daily with an average $22 per man yearly and over 10 million dollars total tobacco investment in the city. In 1912 production exceeded 232 million cigars as the trade shapes a sizable local economy.
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Chicago
Cigar and Tobacco Subdivision Committee
Chicago Association of Commerce
Curious Riddle From A Glasogow School Curate's Egg
In a Scottish country school a teacher chastised a boy for poor home lessons and compared him to a curate's egg good in parts. The boy sobbed loudly and asked a classmate what kind of bird a curate is, revealing confusion and amusement among peers.
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Glasgow News
Wullie
A relic of old Brighton demolished brewery site
The Black Lion Brewery in Brighton, the oldest surviving building aside from St Nicholas Church, was demolished along with its interior. Derrick Carver, a Protestant martyr who began brewing there in 1545, was said to have been driven from Spain for his faith and burned at Lewes on July 22, 1555. Archaeologists could not save the relic.
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Black Lion
St. Nicholas Church
Brighton
Derrick Carver
Spain
John George Bishop
Carver
Lewes
Old Brighton
London Evening Standard
Livestock Market Report From New York March 13
Fairly good steers sold at 8.55 per 100 lbs. Oxen 5 to 6.75, bulls 5 to 6.75, cows from 3.25 to 6.60. Dressed beef 10.4 to 13.4 cents per pound native sides, Texas beef 9.4 to 10.4. Veals and sheep prices noted. dressed mutton 10 to 13 cents, lambs 11.4 to 16.4, hog dressed 17 cents, country dressed hothouse lambs 6 to 8 per carcass. Heavy to light hogs 9.40 to 9.60 per 100 lbs, roughs 8.25, country dressed hogs firm 9 to 12 cents.
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New York
Texas
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Federal
Mother
Federal Bakery
Pure Food
State Street
Kroeger
Oh Sachs
Kroeger Piano CO
Broad Street
Masonic Temple
Patrick McGee
E. Washington Ave
John FF. Fay
Commission
AF Een
Litt
Elve
K. R
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Peck & Lines Coo
Middle Street
W. H. Hannah Brown County
TEL People’s Dairy
Ole Bum Sie
Churstel
Geo. A. Robertson
Crawford Laundry CO
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