Sudden Death of Greene Kendrick Casts Shadow on Waterbury Leader
Greene Kendrick, longtime Waterbury figure and former mayor, died suddenly in West Haven at 62. A Democrat active in public life for over 30 years, he served in the Connecticut Legislature in 1876 and 1878, led West Haven civic efforts, and was a 24th degree Masonic Mason. He leaves a wife and daughter Flora M Kendrick. funeral at the Masonic temple in West Haven.
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Greene Kendrick
Waterbury
Bimet
West Haven
Kendrick
Maanda Snriner
Knieht Temelas
Masonic Temple
West Haran
Kandrick Ssaves
Mise
Flora M. Kendrick
John Kendrick
Marion Mar Kendrick
Bradford
Sould
Wunterbury
Uhe
Tence
Es Granstuner
Rendrick
Counstinut
Few Available for Army Aeroplane Work
Frankington Sept 2 In the event of war there is doubt whether enough men can be drawn from civil life to assist in the army aviation program. Brief General Cearge, in charge of the Semr weiailog corps, stated civilian labor may be drafted to build air machines for the services.
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Meseura
Paprin Diateraty Relief Advert Promises Fast Digestion
A garbled ad promotes Paprin Diateraty as a universal remedy for indigestion gas and stomach distress. It claims quick relief, no belching, and elimination of undigested food with dramatic language and multiple modern health claims. The wording is chaotic but emphasizes stomach comfort and digestive restoration.
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Ana
Army Eyes Militia Officers for Aviation Roles
In a terse defense of readiness, officials say the army must look to itself and the organized militia to supply a reasonable number of officers for military aviation in case of necessity, signaling plans to bolster air capacity.
Progressives Won't Endorse Local Republicans in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport Progressive leader said the party will not endorse Republican nominees, even if they are the best people for offices. Joseph W. Alsop of Avon, Progressive State Central Committee chairman, stated Progressives aim to back strong candidates and may endorse Democrats in some towns but unlikely Republicans in Bridgeport. George H. Zink Jr. of Bridgeport Progressive denies any likelihood of Republican endorsement, while other officials indicate internal opposition to Durputting a full ticket, delaying actions until nominations are set.
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Progressive Party of
Bridge- Port
Joseph W. Alsop
Avon
Progressive State Central Committee
Hartford
Tn Bridgeport
George H. Zink, Jr
Bridgeport
Progressive Party
Tere
Progressive
Obituary notices from Stratford and nearby towns
Funeral notices for Georgiana Curtis Mary Lukacs Eugene Leroux August Meyer and Thomas Killian. multiple burials at Union Mountain Grove Lakeview and family plots. Describes services, clergy, and burial details with survivor notes and local church affiliations. Also includes a brief society item with family ages and a weather and local business line.
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Georgiana
Freeman L. Curtis
Paraflise Green
Stratford
E. SN. Packard
Stratford Congregational Church
Familly
Union Cemetery
Stratford Red Men to Have Big Glass Initiation Oct 20
The Okenuck tribe 1. O. R. M. plans a large class initiation on October 20 in Stratford. Asa L. Parketon and John Graham Jr lead rival teams of ten men each, contesting to induce applications. the losers treat winners to a banquet. Also notes weekly Red Men meeting, cup exhibition at Westogue golf club, and Rambler basketball reorganizing for winter. The section includes brief town notices and a report the destroyer Terry went aground off Gardner’s Island but was later reported afloat undamaged.
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Stratford
Asa L. Parketon
Sachem
John Graham, Jr
Sagamore
Xamblers
Rambler
John Haefele
Harry Flood
Andrew Hel
Ramblers
Connecticut
Navy Department
Washington
Terry
Gardner's Island
Damme
Badeer
Atlantic
Burned and Itched Horribly Says Mrs Gustio
A Boston area notice describes severe skin symptoms on hands and arms with intense burning and itching. The patient credits Castcura Soap and Ointment for relief after using the products for one month. The ad promotes Castcura samples and a 32 page skin and scalp booklet by mail.
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East
7Th St
South
Boston
Mase
Mia
Thad
Elizabeth B. Gustio
Cuticura
Dept. T
Westport Meeting Backs Bridge Approach Repairs and Local Affairs
At a large town meeting in Westport on Friday the selectmen were ordered to repair the west approach to the State street bridge with economical contracting. The session also debated responsibility for the bridge, damages from the failed roadway, and potential court action. Other items include a funeral for Eisle M. Harrie, a trolley incident affecting Mrs. Dickson, a June engagement announced for Gladys Krause, and ongoing sewer and paving work on Westport streets. Reports also cover gypsy camp activity, sheriff patrols, theft incidents, and local society meetings at the Willow Brook Cemetery and Christ Church.
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Westport
Bowhead
State Street
Warren Bros. Co
Eisle M. Harrie
Alfred T. Goodsell
Bridgeport
Willow Brook
Godfwell
Norwalk
Tottering State Street
Peet Swamp
Main Street
Ler Lala
Cornell Freshmen and Local Graduates Mentioned in Notes
Stanley Coley entered as a freshman at Cornell University and graduated 1913 from Staples High. Granville Collar also begins at Cornell after Staples High School. J Frankl Bradley departs for Ithaca to resume a special English course. Hearing set Sept 29 for David Hawes and Leo Best in Riverside Avenue auto fatality case. Hawes faces drunken driving charge. bonds set at 3500 and 50 respectively.
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Stanley Coley
Cornell University
Stapleshill
David Hawes
Leo Best
Bridecroft
Riverside Avenue
Hawes
Best
Granville Collar
Cornell
Staples High School
J. Franklin Bradley
Ithaca
Englin
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Relief From Rheumatism
Weak kidneys allow uric acid to remain in blood, causing rheumatic pains and swollen joints. Foley Kidney Pills claim to ease pain, rebuild kidney function, and keep uric acid crystals out of the blood for permanent relief.
Speeders Fined In Fairfield Court
Fairfield Sept 22 Herbert A Budlong assistant manager of the American Graphophone Co Bridgeport was found guilty of reckless speeding in Fairfield court. Judge Bacon Wakeman imposed a fine and costs totaling 15 dollars. Budlong was clocked at 36 mph on Fairfield's main road by motorcycle officer Waldauer. John Kovacs of South Norwalk also faced a speeding charge on a motorcycle from a week ago, but was fined 28.58 dollars after claiming he rushed to aid his dying mother. Gorgas arrested him in Bridgeport for prior reckless driving. Jo G Spalding of New Haven paid 54 dollars including costs for speeding after 36 mph by Officer Waldauer. Mrs Arnold Schiser of Greens Farms faced a challenge to prove who operated the car. the case was dismissed for lack of evidence. Thursday Mr and Mrs Charles Sanford who run the Gould home narrowly avoided a collision with a Schlaet car near Gould home on Palrfeld avenue traveling about 40 mph.
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Fairfield
Herbert A Budlong
American Graphaphone Co
Bridgeport
Fairfield Court
Bacon Wakeman
Budlong
Yvaldaurer
John Kovacs
South Norwalk
Kovacs
Gorgas
Jo G Spalding
New Haven
Valdaurer
Arnold Schiser
Greens Farms
Charles Sanford
Gould Home
Tessin Joyce
Charlotte Watkins
Elizabeth Sheldon
Palrfeld Avenue
Schlaet
Tashua Items Note Church Aid Meet and Local Happenings
The ladies of the Episcopal church plan the first aid meet at Mrs Walter Wilmot s Monte home on Wednesday afternoon. Percy Jennings improves slowly. Ada Sutherland returns to Central office after Pittsfield vacation. George Helmrich attends St Joseph s School Bridgeport. Trolley talk suggests leaving Bridgeport for Long Hill at four for school children. Fox of Bridgeport builds a home on Wilson Street. Charles Powell spends days in Pennsylvania visiting William Roberts. Franklin Malletts has house painted with new veranda. place much improved. Episcopal church open at 4020 Sunday morning. many present despite bad weather. Henry Sauer foreman at Harvey Hubbell factory. Harry Jennings takes shipping clerk at same plant. John McGunn also employed there. Miss Daley Seeley hosting Mrs James Marsh of Bridgeport for a week.
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Episcopal Church
Walter Wilmot
Monte
Percy Jennings
Ada Sutherland
Central Office
Pittsfield
Meas
George Helmrich
St. Joseph's School
Bridgeport
Long Hill
Fox
Wilson Street
Charles Powell
Pennsylvania
William Roberts
Franklin Malletts
Henry Sauer
Harvey Hubbell
Harry Jennings
Clark
John McGunn
Daley Seeley
James Marsh
Paint quality and prices advertised by Devoe
The advertisement argues Devoe paint is superior and comparatively affordable, claiming only a few good brands exist locally and that fad paints cost more per gallon, per square foot, and per job. It credits Hubbell & Wade Co. as the seller and emphasizes education in paint choice.
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Devor
Philippine slavery denied by House insurer affairs chief
Chairman William A. Jones of the House insurer affairs committee told editor W. F. Phipps that no slavery existed in the Philippines except in uncivilized areas. The claim, tied to the ongoing independence debate, was communicated to Secretary Garrison through official channels and described as a report from Manila.
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William A. Jones
House Insurer Affairs Committee
Philippines
Congress
W. Af. Phipps
The
Philppines
Garrison
Ands
Jones
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Fall Wales
Bridgeport, Conn
Pape
Mary Lukacs
Frank Dukacs
Boatwick Avenue
Holy Trinity Greek Catholic Church
John Lukas
Mountain Grove
Cemetery
Eugene ¢. Leroux
Eomers
Conn
H. A Eton
East Maintreet
Lake~ View Cemetery
August F. Meyer
Rome
Prospect Street
Henry A. Davenport
People’s Fresbyterian ‘Church
Clarence Beardeley
Charles Mills
Steven Horton
Harry Gusto
August Buckley
William Langdon
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Thomas Killian
Shelton Sanitarium
South End
Peter
Ivan
Etelle M
Homer B
Silliman
Pembroke Street
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Gun Rises Tomorrow Co
Bunnets Faney
Mora
Ford Bros
East Side
West End
Hudson
Thenuck Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Weatogue Country Club
Weatogue Club House
G. W. Fairchild & Sons of
John McAuliffe
New York City
Louise Barmum
Mary Griffin
White Plains
D. C. Wood
North Main Street
Peter Faron
West Hartford
Lulu O Copner
Charles Snyder
New York
C. Hawley
Wheeler
Wells Place
Sna
Robert Lewis
Mra A. LL Juan
East Broadway
White Mountains
Germ Suman Huse
Susan E. J. Hudson
Sm Main Street
William Henry Hudson
William Samuel
Lars Woolsey Johnson
William Samuel Johnson
Mamaroneck
Carmalt
Christchurch
Seymour
Turkey Hill
Mesde
Joseph Wagner
William Minty
Crawford Laundry Co
Mr. Minty
William H. Taylor
Gong
Sherif Mrade
Compa Beach
John Pugil
Electric Light
Westport Arvetical Society
Illeet
Cael B
Speeders
Herbert A. Budlong
Devoe the
Hubbell & Wade Co
Phipps
Workingmen
Patonize
UNION
BREAD
Christian Eisenman
Bakers’ and Confectioners’ International Union of America Local
Mfg. Co
Turney & Hartwell
Crown
Cole Ee
MBG. CO
Housatonic Ave
Stratford Avenue
W. E. Halligan
Broad Street
OLD Company
Lehigh Coal
Patrick McGee
Washington Ave
Wheeler & Howes CO
Sprague
Ice & Coal Co
IRA Gregory & CO
Thilahed Mma
Stretford Ave
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