Wilderbs Treatment Claimed To Cure Acid Stomach
Mrs L M Coyle of 614 East Main St Bridgeport says Wilderbs full extract eased her year long acid stomach and backache in days. Health educator T S Jackson warns winter drains blood and urges early Wilderbs use to prevent anaemia and malady as temperatures fall.
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Rev A G Brown Backs Wilson For Re election
Rev Arthur J Brown a prominent missionary, a Progressive Republican, declares support for President Wilson. He cites Wilson's steady leadership, handling of a troubled world, neutral stance, and pursuit of social and economic justice as reasons for re election.
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Septuagenarian Republican Switches Support to Wilson
David F. Norton a 70 year old salesman of 181 Rocton Avenue said he has voted Republican for 12 years but will back Woodrow Wilson this year. He urged fellow voters to attend the city hall common council chamber tonight and tomorrow through Friday for the election. A special session will grant the oath to those who come of age between Friday and election day.
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Wilsons real progressive support grows across states
Thomas J. Sharkey of Staples Minnesota and other progressives back Woodrow Wilson for re election. Delegates and officials from Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia praise Wilson for tariff reduction and leadership overcoming Roosevelts allies.
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Starving Lithuanians appeal for aid on November 1
Urgent appeal from the Starving Orphans and Widows of Lithuania asks generous Americans to donate on November 1. Funds benefit the Lithuanian relief effort via The Bridgeport Committee for the Relief of the Lithuanian War Sufferers with deposits at T. L. Watson & Co. Bankers City.
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Big Navy Improvements Under Democratic Era
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels argues four years of Democratic rule dramatically boosted U S Navy efficiency unseen by the public. He cites reorganized military structure, Division of Operations, merit-based promotions, expanded midshipman intake, higher pay, and increased enlisted ranks to crews for $656 million in new ships.
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Italian Voters Rally for Wilson in Connecticut
The Italian Democrats of Connecticut met in New Haven with representatives from 47 towns. Andrew Meola led the state league formation. officers include Geronimo, Palmieri, Conte, D Oro, Di Nonno, Abtola, Paoness, Scuillo, Vastola, and Ciarleglio. They endorse the national and state platforms and applaud Wilson’s peace and labor laws. A Waterbury meeting is set for November 12 as campaigns begin.
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Connecticut Straw Polls Favor Wilson in Dual New York Papers
Two independent straw polls from the New York Herald and New York American show strong Wilson leads in Connecticut. Herald results crown Wilson by large margins in major cities while Hughes lags. Hartford results align, with Progressives backing Wilson two to one.
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Two Firemen On Trial With Fire Commissioners Tonight
Two firemen face charges before the city fire commissioners at 7 30 this evening in the Court Exchange. Hoseman Aaron M Hughes of Engine No 10 is accused of drunkenness on duty after returning from supper last Friday. Captain Patrick Hamill and Dr. W H Curley examined him and Chief Edward Johnson ordered his suspension. Hoseman John J Flynn of Engine No 15 is charged with failing to respond to an alarm on Oct 12 and allegedly not waking. The board also will discuss mutual sick benefit and whether pensioned firefighters fit for duty can be recalled. E H Dillon Co 1105 Main St advertises a sale of 1000 trimmed hats for Thursday only.
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