Rich ard Carrolls probate and town notices unite
Relatives of the late Richard Carroll, once a Stratford avenue saloon keeper, met with the Probate Judge to arrange the will. The town buzzes with events from a chimes opera at First Church Milford to Methodist church gatherings and a pending fire drill. Openings for young men, property purchases, and community interruptions color a busy local scene amid weather talk and planned July celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carroll
Stratford Avenue
First Church of
Milford
Methodist Church
Mr Farrer
Larchmont
New York City
Lewis B. Hubbell
Samuel Swan
Charles T. Rosell
Nichols Avenue
Washington School
Waterbury
David Coe
Main Street
Louis E. Peck
New Britain
Great Council of Red Men
Sagamore
E. A. Baldwin
Shelton
Charles H. Munson
New Haven
R. Anderson
Seymour
Albert Shoenwalters
Miss Peck
Hartford
Cornelia van Houghton
Belleville
WN. J
Roger Morehouse
Foley's Honey and Tar Card Certification
An old card certifies that all druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia and consumption, notes no opiates, and identifies the genuine yellow package with F. B. Brill as local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
F. B. Brill
Judgment Against William Hodson in Connecticut Case
Judge Curtis in the Court of Common Pleas awarded the Corporation Liquidating Co of New York a judgment of 335.88 against William Hodshon of Danbury. The company said Hodshon claimed to own a pass book of the Co operative Society of Connecticut and would sell it for 221.25. Relying on his statements, the plaintiffs bought the book and Hodshon surrendered his certificates to the Saving Society. The plaintiffs sued for 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Curtis
Court of Common Pleas
Corporation Liquidating Co. of
New York
William Hodshon
Danbury
Hodshon
Jim
Co-operative Society of
Connecticut
Saving Society
Senator Rayner Faces Heavy Primary Renomination Cost
Baltimore report notes Isidor Rayner faces about $17,000 in primary costs under the new senatorial election law as he appears unopposed in the Democratic renomination. Republicans must also cover primary expenses, with per candidate costs lowering as more rivals enter. GOP deliberations on their approach remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Isidor Rayner
Founder And First Panama President Dies
May 3 Doctor Manuel Amador founder of the Republic of Panama and its first President died yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. All his family were present at his death. The official funeral was held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Manuel Amador
Republic of Panama
Oldest Slave Kinard Dead in the South
Columbia South Carolina May 3 Uncle Ned Kinard claimed as the oldest Negro in the South and last of the old time slaves died in Newberry after a railroad accident He was born in Africa and according to Gen H H Kinard family Bible was between 105 and 110 years old He was bought by Gen Kinard as a child and later his children cared for him after emancipation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Ned Kinard
Africa
Nerwberry
Ned
H. H. Kinard
Gen. Kinard
Canadian Crop Prospects Ruined by Cold Weather
Crop prospects across the Canadian Northwest are bleak due to persistent cold and snowstorms since early April. Very little seeding has been attempted, contrary to publicity bureau claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Northwest
Bridgeport Lectures Begin Monday May 3 at Warner Hall
The program for the lectures starts Monday May 3 at 2 30 p m in Warner Hall and invites all Bridgeport ladies. Mrs Armstrong will provide printed recipes for all dishes, with full explanations and ample time to ask questions. Attendees can replicate results at home with a gas range in good order or see the Acorn line for a suitable range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hall
Bridgeport
Hyde Gets One Month For Auto Law Violation
Paris reports James Hazen Hyde once vice president of Equitable Life Assurance and his driver Lawdice were condemned by default for an auto law violation. Hyde faces one month imprisonment and $100 fine. Lawdice one month and $30. They were charged with crashing into a public taxicab last October injuring a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
James Hazen Hyde
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Lawdice
Mr. Hyde
Mrs Armstrong Delights with Daily Dishes and Tastings
Mrs Armstrong is a lively talker who enjoys answering questions. Dishes prepared each day will be delivered to those present to be sampled for tasting is believing as the cooking philosophy.
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Hayes’ Market
Water Street
R. A. Helman
Coleman Street
OLD Homestead
Walter Streets
Ernest
EF O’connor
Michiel Hriczko
J. B. Sullivan
East Main
Steuben
Onur
Stratford
Clara
Laos
William B. Tuttle
Christchurch
Stagg
William Bartram
Winsted
Pootatuck Park
Hollister Heights
William Robbins
Blakeman Place
Edward Benedict
James Vans, Jr
Asa Parketon
Clarkson
Dunlap
Pearson
Eva Jewell
Newhaven
Robert Seymour
Sutton Avenue
Southport
Walter Goddard
George S. Baker
Bunnell and Deacon Streets
Frankforts
GUS Brock & Son
Main St
Park City Cycle &Enameling Co
Broad Street
A. A. Wells
Mar
William Hodson
Rayner
Panama Republic
Helen Armstrong
Acorn Gas Ranges
America
Bridgeport Gas Light CO
Hyde
M. J. Buechler
Fairfield Ave
Lowe’s Laundry
Seaview Ave
Thomas I. Lowe
Wells & Lowe Delivery Free
Vt 17
Nion Hotel
Farrell
Pefot
Kerr & Burnes
Stratfield
LACE
Madras
Mattings
The
Nothnngle
Ae O. Gregory
Conn
Relepnone
Caedes Esrc
EES i Es
Kossuth Street
OME
Westport
Hawthorne
Boston Post
Family Wash
Bridgeport Wet Wash Laundry Co
Mastroianni
Brooklawn
E. H. Reed
Swift Lowell Fertilizer
Keith’s
Varsity Pharmacy
Cor. Park Ave
Good Liberty——Liberty Special
Bridgeport Bicycles
J. L. Bloomer
John
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