Milford Court Notes On Overloads And Fines
Milford June 2 Special reports Joseph Estosito failed to appear in court overloading a public service motor vehicle. John W. Haley was fined $25 for reckless operation, with $6.20 costs paid. Veto Fantalo charged similarly. judgment suspended on costs of $6.90. Also covered were civic visits, nursing aid, church activities, and a furlough homecoming of Private Alfred Simonson.
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Joseph Estosito
Police Commission
John W. Haley
Veto Fantalio
Hubert M. Sedgwick
Mra
Helens Y. .Putney
Red Cross
Harold Hawkins
Sedgewick
Milord
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Go 'Elock
Ladies’ Benevolent ‘Union
Wopewage Lodge
C. F
Viena
Odd Fellows Hall
Broad Street
G. W. Simonson
Methodist
Alfred Simonson
Simonson
Pitth
Regular Army
Army
General Hospital No
East
View
Tarrytown
White Plains
New York
Thomas, Dewhurst
Tiz for Sore Feet Ad Claim Immediate Relief
An old advertisement touts Tiz as the remedy for tired swollen and painful feet. It promises elimination of corns bunions and callouses with a 25 cent box sold at drug or department stores and claims instant relief leading to smaller shoes and comfortable feet.
Ambition Pills Promoted For Nervous Debility
A vintage ad touts Wendell's Ambition Pills promising vigor and vitality for nervous fatigue and depression. Sold for 60 cents with a refund option through Hindle Pharmacology and Hartigan Drug Store. Claims include relief from general debility and nerves weakened by overwork or overindulgence.
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Wendell
Hindle Pharmaogy
Hartigan Drug Store
Michel
Political Equals Now Meeting in Washington
Political equals men and women met to discuss political matters for the first time in this country at a meeting in Washington presided over by Mrs Medill McCormick, chairman. Rowan Hurd of Gulf Street arrived after discharge from service and spent the week-end with relatives in Brookyn. Mrs Louis Gardner of Derby guests at Tort Trumbull Beach with Mr and Mrs Gardner recently returning from Shing where their son has an excellent position. Adelade Verhais of High Street visiting Mary Dayton in Greenwich. May Wheeler of Seymour stayed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev G W Simonson and Mrs Simonson. Mr and Mrs Story and their daughter Anna, formerly Fort Trumbull Beach residents now in New York City, are at Silver Beach for a week.
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Washington
Mrsa. Medill McCormick
The
Rowan Hurd
Gulf Street
Bridge- Port
Adelade Verhais
Hirh Street
Mary Dayton
Greenwich
May Wheeler
Seymour
Methodist Parsonage
G. W. ‘Simonson
Simonson
Story
Anna
Fort Trumbull Beach
New York City
Silver Beach
Farms for vets urged by Cole in Washington
Secretary Lane backs a bill to provide farms for soldiers and sailors with General Charles H. Cole asserting it would allow men to become independent citizens. He warns against turning patriotism into pessimism. A. T. Davis says $50,000,000 is needed in the first year.
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Washington
Lane
Charles H. Cole
Massachusetts
Cole
Frovit
A. T. Davis
Reclamation Service
Federation of Labor Holds 34th Meriden Convention
About 100 delegates from 225 local unions gathered in Meriden for the 34th annual convention of the federation. The opening session focused on reports and, after a recess, the delegates visited the boys' school to inspect the institution.
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Meriden
Connections Faieration of Labor
Drowning victims recovered after triplet mishap in Wood Park
In Waterbury on June 2 Pasquala Beces two year old child drowned during a triplet drowning near Jaleo Wood park. The two Italian men who were drowned when the horse backed into the lake were recovered last evening. In Middletown Michael Dunn a mail carrier under the free delivery system died today.
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Waterbury
Pasquala Beces
Jaleo Wood Park
Wilson
Middletown
Michael §. Dunn
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wegleyan University
Trainmen elect G Lee President at Cleveland convention
Ww G. Lee of Cleveland was reelected president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at the triennial convention in Columbus Ohio on June 2.
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Lex Heads
Columbus
G. Lee
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
James McHugh Freed in City Court Drunkenness Charge
James McHugh, who reportedly held a 1049 day jail record, was arraigned yesterday in City Court on drunkenness charges and sentenced to zero days in jail. Local police cited his past record while noting the outcome.
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James McHugh
Zells and Salute Injured as Horse Runs Away
A horse driven by an unnamed driver bolted at North and Housatonic avenues yesterday after three in the afternoon. James Zells of 298 Grand Street and Peter Salute of 198 North Washington Avenue were thrown out and injured. Salute returned home with abrasions to the right arm. Zeus the horse was removed to St. Vincent's Hospital with a fractured shoulder, concussion, and scalp laceration. Ambulance Surgeon Kossul treated the men at Emergency Hospital.
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North
Housatonic Avenues
James Zells
Grand Street
Peter Salute
North Washington Avenue
Kossul
Zeus
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Salute
Workman Overcome by Heat in City Gravel Pit
Frank Mital of 46 Madison avenue collapsed from heat yesterday afternoon at 4 30 in a gravel pit at Anton and Kent streets. An ambulance took him to emergency hospital where Dr B Kossuth treated him before he was sent home.
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Anton and
Kent Streets
Frank Mital
Madison Avenue
B. €. Kossuth
Theman
Milford bond issue for highways expected report
Residents of the league of communities including Devon Laurel Walnut Myrtle and Silver Beaches await the board of finance decision on a proposed 200000 bond for permanent Milford highway improvements. The bonding committee filed the petition last Monday and an executive session will precede public release of the report.
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Walnut Beach
League of Communities
Devon
Laurel
Walnut
Myrtle
Sliver
Beaches
Board of Finance
Milford
Finance Board
Politeness Pays to Courtly Car Passers by a Mischievous Lad
A bright-eyed Juttla b sult salutes occupants of a quaint motor car. The lady driver asks the lad about his father's trade. He explains his father is an undertaker while defense of politeness reels in a puzzled smile.
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Miotorist
Prather
Tinio Bs Pallt
Demented guest plans edible market at hotel
August Lawliss, staying at the Lyric hotel on Maintreat, was arrested and moved to Ellalde Home for observation after stocking his room with meat and announcing plans to open a meat market. Police report the bizarre episode occurred yesterday.
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August Lawliss
Lyric
Maintreat
Ellalde
Mrs Gilligan Case to Be Heard Again at June Term
Hartford June 2 Three murder trials are planned at the June term of the Superior Criminal court opened tomorrow. State's Attorney Alcorn expects retrial of Mrs Amy Archer Gilligan, indicted two years ago for the Windsor murder, once sentenced to hang. Also under consideration are Salvatore Vicica and Culgero Ariana of Enfield for the Alaimo killing and Francis Murphy of Jersey City for the Madden murder in Manchester.
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Hartford
Alcorn
Superior Criminal Court
Salvator Vicica
Culgero Ariana
Enflald
Calagaro Alaimo
Amy
Archer Gilligan
Franklin R. Andrews
Windsor
Francis Murphy
Jersey City
Willam F. Madden
Manchester
Boom In All Stocks Marks Exciting Day In Market
New York June 2 Stocks surged on the exchange with turnover near two million shares as heavy buying lifted all classes of speculative and investment issues. Many advances hit records despite pockets of weakness like the Mercantile Marine. Steel issues led gains with Nova Scotia Steel up 19, Crucible 13, Gulf 6, and U S Steel up 18.4 to a new high around 110 108.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Nova Scotia Steel
U. 9
Steel
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