Varney touts neuritis cure at downtown store
At Var-ne-sis headquarters, W A Varney of Lynn promotes a stomach and rheumatic remedy named Var nesi s as a cure for rheumatic neuritis and arthritis. He claims it clears stomach issues and liver kidney and blood function, promising published results from hundreds of cases and offering to pay expenses for investigations. He also adverts a six room rental on Norman Street.
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Var-ne-sis
New England
W. A. Varney
Lynn
Ares
Died Notices Gathered From Local Obituaries
A series of short death notices from the city dated May 1912 to May 1914 lists Sarah A Miller widow of Martin Miller, Anna Mauliffe widow of Daniel Meec, John Griffin, and Riz S Griffin. Details include residence numbers, funeral times, and interment locations such as Lakeview and St. Michsz cemeteries with services at homes, churches, and designated streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A
Martin Miller
James F
Madigan Ave
Lakeview Cemetery
Mauliffes
Anna
Daniél Meec
Washing Avenue
St Patrick's Church
St’ Michzst’s
Riz S Griffin
John Griffin
High Street
St. Anine’s Church
Newtown
Conn
King Street
Stratford
New Haven
Rilbed
Fire rumors fade as Belle Terre estate scare ends
Local reports of a forest fire seen from many city points proved unfounded. Mother's Day was observed with sermons and flowers in city churches. A history of the Mystic Shrine and Pyramid Temple is published. police receive a copy. Knights of Columbus delegates head to Danbury for state convention. Bridgeport officials named among guests at a grand ball. Engagement announced for Carrie May Brown to Willard Russell Smith, a Bridgeport High School faculty member. Mary Silliman chapter D A R and St Vincent's hospital events noted. June to August meetings to be skipped.
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Long Island
Belle Terre
Port Jefferson Harbor
Mystic Shrine
Pyramid Temple
Lou P. Bristol
Police Department
Order
Boston
The
Knights of Columbus
Danbury
Big Hall
Armory
Bridgeport
Park City
Leo Redgate
George T. Kelly
John F. Rogers
Frank J. Brennan
D. P. Harrigan
Cordova
Michael J. Keyes
Th Dorsey
Cecil Calvert
John F. Lyons
John Fitzgerald
Aragon
Richard Baggs
Robert T. Rock
Henry Waters
M. J. Flanagan
Carrie May
James F. Brown
Colora
Willard Russell Smith
Smith
Bridgeport High School
Miss Brown
Locomobile Co
Strikers Return to Work at Coe Brass Branch
Torrington May 12 The casters mipers numbering over a hundred who went on strike for higher wages at the Coe Brass branch of the American Brass company here turned to work in full force this morning after accepting the company's terms.
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Torrington
Coe Brass
American Braes Company
Astor's Case Not Serious
Vincent Astor’s throat affection is not serious and causes no worry. A statement from the Astor estate offices says it was inadvisable for him to continue entertaining the Senate committee and military affairs at Fornecliff. No operation plans were announced at either location.
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Vincent Astor
Astor
Senate Committee
Fornecliff
Fornecliffe
Fire on Burroughs Street Endangers Home
Prompt fire department action saved Mrs. Elina Johnson's home on Burroughs Street last night after a blaze broke out in a rear barn around 9 pm. The barn suffered partial destruction valued at 500 to 600 dollars and was insured. winds fanned the flames toward the house before they were controlled.
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Elina Johnson
Burroughs Street
Wanted and sale notices from a Brooklyn area paper
TO BRENT First floor 5 room flat all modern improvements Inquire i4 Brooks St Rizd p WANTED A good cook and laun dress also a chambermaid and waitress Good references Apply to 1067 Park avenue St Johns Rectory Rizd p FOR SALE Cottage ready to live in 7 rooms all improvements boating bathing and fishing Private sand beach Trolley 30 minutes Bridgeport Cheap Address Bungalow care of Farmer Ri2s p of
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Brent
Brooks St
Park Avenue
St. John's Rectory
Bridgeport
Newsboys Club House Plan Aids Little Newsies
Mrs Ralph Pulitzer leads a drive to build a fine clubhouse for New York newsboys to provide a wholesome home and leisure. The committee includes Mrs H Havemeyer as vice chair and Mrs Ogden Reid as secretary among other prominent women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Pulitzer
Hector, H. Havemeyer
Ogden Reid
Willem A. M. Burden
Ogden L. Mills
Millard D. Straight
Arthur C. Train
Malcolm D. Whitman
Tariff Fight Opens Tuesday in the Senate
Washington May 12 The tariff revision battle moves from the House to the Senate when the Underwood bill is referred to the finance committee. The Senate is not in session as the House met to adjourn for a three day pause amid preparations for currency legislation. Democratic leaders plan daily meetings to shape regular House committee personnel.
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Washington
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Committee On Committees
Five Percent Freight Rate Advance Consideration
Washington May 12 A conference between the interstate commerce commission and eastern railroads will be held here to consider informally a proposed five percent freight rate increase. The plan calls for uniform increases across eastern territory east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio rivers. If prima facie reasons exist, an inquiry order may be issued, with hearings possible next autumn and tariff changes incurring substantial costs for the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
Mississippi
Ohio
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Eastern Roads
Education Board May OK High School Wardrobe Plans Tonight
The Education Board is poised to decide whether high school wardrobes will be placed in the basement of the new building or in each room. High Architect Rogers is expected to attend as members disagree on the final arrangement, which is delaying work on the structure. A 1911 touring car is offered for sale by A. Kregling at 627 Tarrel Ave, Tel. 3414.
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Paving and Sewer Commission
City Hall
Whittier Street
Frank Street
Bernard. Keating
Rogers
A. Kregling
Tarrel Ave
Fairfield and Cannon Street Area Weather Tonight May 12 1913
Wea ther forecast for Waterbury and surrounding towns calls for fair skies tonight with clear conditions. Wind trends from the north to northeast and moderate temperatures expected across Fairfield Avenue and Main Street in Bridgeport areas.
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Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Su
Curtains Sale Offers 2 3 or 4 Pair Lots at Reduced Price
A local curtain seller clears remaining stock with a special offer on curtains priced below usual. The sale features six score lots, each containing 2 to 4 pairs, including muslin and fine patterns for drawing room, sleeping room, library, sitting room, and dining room. Every lot promises notable savings for homemakers.
Scotch lace sale price list and discounts
Readable fragments show a lace sale with numerous price pairs and discounts. Entries list pair prices ranging from about 1.25 to 8 dollars, with multiple reductions and mismatched characters suggesting OCR errors. The item appears to be Scotch lace sold by the pair at varied prices.
Braided renaissance novelty curtains price list
A list of braided renaissance novelty curtains with multiple pair prices ranging from 1.25 to 18 dollars. Entries show quantities and pair prices such as 3.00 to 7.00, 4.50 to 18.00, and various odd totals, reflecting a catalog style from the period.
Brussels and Irish Scrim Curtain Pricing Confusion
A catalog of scrim curtain prices lists numerous bundles in Brussels and Irish styles. Prices range from $1.50 to $20 per pair, with multiple quantities and discount sequences across many entries, reflecting inconsistent historical sale listings.
Curtain sale details show varied pair pricing
A reader notes flat muslin curtain pricing by the pair across several quantities. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00 per pair, with references to Tic pair notation and third floor location.
Howland Dry Goods Case Begins in Sherman Act Proceeding
The Howland Dry Goods Co. states Steel Corp under the Sherman law opened here with James A. Farrell, president, as first witness. The government case was completed in February and the defense expects about a year more to finish.
Delegates Arrive in Washington for Peace Centenary
British Canadian and Australian delegates to the peace centenary conference arrived in Washington today. They were greeted by the Washington committee of 100 and escorted to hotels. A luncheon at Col. Robert M Thompson's residence preceded a banquet marking the event where advocates will speak for further peace.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Ghent
Robert M. ‘Thompson
Erickson descendant to christen new boat Erickson
Kansas City May 12 Miss Julia Goodwin claims to be the sole living lineal descendant of John Erickson father of the inventor and potential originator of many battle ship devices. Her credentials to christen the new torpedo boat Erickson were sent to the navy department last night. Miss Goodwin formerly lived in Brooklyn New York.
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Kansas City
Julia Goodwin
John Erickson
Erickson
Government Suit To Dissolve Steel Trust
New York May 12 testimony begins as defense takes the stand in the government suit seeking dissolution of the United States Steel Corporation. Court action targets the consolidation and alleged restraint of trade practices impacting competition and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
New York
United
St Augustine’s Holy Name Society Plans May 14 Whist Night
At a meeting of the St Augustine's Holy Name Society final arrangements were made for a grand whist pinochle forty five and dance to be held in Eagles hall Wednesday evening May 14 A. tine arnay.
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St. Augustine's ‘Holy Name Society
Eagles’ Hall
A. Tine Arnay
Price drop for finest suits inspires women shoppers
An advertising notice touts sharp price reductions on men’s and women’s suits. It promises savings from five to forty dollars for women purchasing from a large, unprecedented collection described as the finest the store has ever offered, emphasizing timely value and rich fabrics.
Eagles Ball Promises Prizes and Music on May 14
Parish event offers door prizes for high score games and coupons for entrants. Patronesses include Mrs. Bernard Cogan and others listed. Eagles' ball invites all for a lively evening with good music and dancing, play begins at 8 20 sharp.
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Bernard Cogan
John F. Toole
John Cody, Jr
William B. Prendergast
P. H. Howard
John Conway
John F. Cogan
Thomas H. Devitt
Frank C. Sanford
T. B. McNamara
Frank J. Green
George Frank
Daniel J.cConnor
Edward Lomorgan
Robert Hawkins
M. F. McKenna
James Raleigh
Eagles
Weather Outlook for New Haven Area and Adjacent States
Weather Indications forecast fair tonight with increasing cloudiness and warmer Tuesday. Connecticut expected warm interior with fair and warmer Tuesday. Winds moderate and from the south. Eastern district to see pleasant conditions with low temperatures. Frosts reported in Northern New York Vermont New Hampshire with heavy frosts in Ohio and Pennsylvania and light frosts as far south as Asheville North Carolina.
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New Haven
Connecticut
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ashville
N.C
Northeld
Grocer in Mystic Takes Own Life Amid Overwork Worries
Mystic May 12 John J Noyes longtime local grocer died by suicide at home. Wife found partially dressed body in bathroom. overwork and business worries blamed. Survived by widow, a son and two other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic, Conn
John &J. Noyes
Congress to repay Army Navy mission for flood victims
Washington May 12 Congress will be called upon to pay nearly 100000 for food clothing and medical aid by the army and navy to flood stricken Ohio and Misalastopol victims. Secretary Garfianto preparing a deficiency estimate to be allowed this session as army finances are depleted unless reimbursed the entire service will be tied up until July 1.
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Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
Ohio
Misalastopol
Garfiaonto
Well and as Much as He Could Advertisement Motto
A terse maxim states that a merchant never fails when he advertises as well and as much as possible, urging bold, ample promotions to attract customers and grow sales.
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Varney
Hoel House
Norman St
Inquire
Rifs
James Horan & Son Florists
John Rece & Son
Piast
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
New England Order of Protection
Atlantic Hotel
Mary Silliman Chapter
Odd Fellows Ball
Frederick M. Cardl
de Paul
St Vincent's Hospital
Warner Bros Co
Riza
Jackson
Deieus Bret Clase
Anne
Gregior
P.C
Ridgeport, Conn
Toni
Brussels
Howland Dry Goods CO
Christen
NEW Boat
ST. Augustine's Holy Name Society Whist
Howland’s Aces
Fairfield Ee Eae
Vnue
Ihs
Suirts
Mowland Dry Goods CO
Grocer
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