Seven Autoists arraigned in Stratford Town Court
Stratford police campaign against auto law violators led to seven Bridgeport motorists appearing in town court yesterday. Richard J. Mallett and others faced fines for improper lights, reckless driving, and related violations. Names include Vernon Eisenboss, Donatello Verrilli, Julius Peck, A J Rosinhoff, Charias Ceraci, and John Budd, with fines ranging from four to seven dollars plus costs.
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Strattford
Bridgeport
Richard J. Mallett
Fairfield
Avenue
Ja Oe Vernon
Eisenboss
Winterview
Donato! Verrilli
Pembroke
Julius Peck
Clinton Avenue
A. J. Rosinhoff
Main Street
Charias Ceraci
Bond Streat
John Budd
Union Avenue
Duda Girl Recovering From Blood Poisoning At St Vincent’s
Matilda Duda eleven of 262 Willard street remains at St Vincent’s Hospital with blood poisoning of the right leg. She was operated on yesterday morning and the wound inspected. Hospital authorities say the limb should not have to be amputated. The girl rested comfortably last night. Separately, Commissioners were appointed by Probate Judge Paul L. Miller to hear claims against Edith M. Burt’s estate by Willard M. Lyon and Emil Johnson.
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Matilda
Duda
Willard ' Street
St. Vincent's
Dudgea
Paul L. Miller
William L. Zepp
Henry P. Lyons
Malcolm MacFayden
Willard M. Lyon
Emil Johnson
Edith M. Burt
Poslam Promises Relief For Fiery Eczema Feats
An old advertisement touts Poslam as a remedy for virulent eczema. It claims rapid itching relief and faster healing as the product penetrates raw skin. The pitch urges daily use of Poslam Soap and provides a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Emergency Laboratories
West 47Th St
New York
George Hisler
Coopers Mills
Cuticure
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
Cuticura
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Ad Claim
A testimonial-style ad claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy relieves indigestion and bloating after a single dose. It asserts safety and a refund if it fails, noting a post master’s wife using it with good results and promising relief from stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis.
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Mayr
Supreme Court sustains compensation awards in multiple cases
The Supreme Court upholds compensation awards for Mary Fiorenzo against Richards & Co. and for Mary Webb of Stamford in a state hospital case. It confirms judgments in favor of Pasquale Romeo, Felix Rometech, and Tille Chambelis, with Connecticut Co. to pay costs in several trials. The rulings were reviewed by Judge Haines and Judge John J. Wash in prior courts.
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Mary Fiorenzo
Stamford
Haines
Supreme Court
Richards .& Co
Fiorenzo
Richards & Co
Wiaronza
Connecticut
Mary Webb
State
John J. Wash
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Cour
Pasquale Romeo
Lena Russo
Romeo
Connecticut Co
Felix Rometech
Tille Chambelis
Post Office Opens Redeeming of War Savings Certificates
Announcement by the Connecticut War Savings committee says registered War Savings certificates may now be redeemed at any post office in the United States. The change replaces the former rule requiring redemption at the registering post office. The ruling aims to encourage registration and ease redemption for buyers. Owners are advised to register certificates promptly to protect against loss.
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Collecticut War Savings Committee
United States
Hero of Meuse Argonne enrolls at City Hall
Private William P. Crowe of Company E 60th Infantry 5th Division, home from hospital with a mangled leg and severe thigh wounds from Meuse Argonne. He registered with the Welcome Home committee at City Hall after returning to his Baltimore area home from hospital.
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Hero OF
Meuse-Argonne
City Hall
William P. Crowe
60Th Infantry
Crowe
Welcome Home Committee
Lewis Street
Baltismore
United States
Local jail population falls from 400 to 84
Census data from Sheriff Simeon Peace shows Bridgeport’s North Avenue jail dropping from about 400 prisoners two years ago to just 84 now, with only one woman among them. The decline in the past year is attributed by some to a law permitting outside work for prisoners.
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Bridgeport
Simeon Peace
Receiver seeks 25000 for Danbury street railway repairs
Receiver J Moss Ives files with the Superior Court to borrow 25000 for neglected tracks on Danbury streets. A hearing before Judge Hurg Curtis is set for July 25 with notice to interested parties. Judge M A Shumway will resume hearings into the road's finances next Tuesday.
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Danbury
J. Moss Ives
Testimony Completed in Sachs V Arzaments Building Case
Judge John W Banks presided as committee of the Superior court. The case of Bar nith Gachs against Jennies Mussen baum concerns a building dispute valued around 8000 dollars. Testimony has been completed and July 28 is set to hear the arguments before the court.
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Barnith Gachs
Jennies Mussenbaum
John W. Banks
Superior Court
Banks
Probate court allows settlement of $250 claim
Thomas Boyhan administrator of the estate of the late Frank Boyhan was granted permission by Judge Miller in the Probate Court to settle a claim against Times Square Supply Company of New York City for the amount of 250 dollars.
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Thomas Boyhan
Frank Boynhan
Jumes Miller
Times Square, Supply, Company of
New York
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