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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
14
The piece argues that infant remedies demand greater responsibility than adult drugs and emphasizes Castoria’s 40 year history under Charles H. Fletcher. It warns against imitators and substitutes, urging mothers to trust the original Castoria and its testimonials from satisfied mothers.
Middletown June 6 James Eidlin a two year judge of the city court and assistant clerk of the Middlesex county superior court killed himself this afternoon He had expected to be appointed clerk of the superior court last Monday Eidlin was appointed by Governor Holcomb on July 10 1917 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge W A Pearne He was a former Waterbury newspaper man and was admitted to the bar in 1913
Judge Iowa Vines in Milford Town Court convicts Walnut Beach residents of neglecting to send children to school. Ages 7 to 14, absences spanned one day to weeks. Percival Davis case continued to June 12. Horace F. Jones fined $5 and $6.80 costs on one count, other five suspended. John J. O'Brien judgment suspended. Irving Clarke continued to Monday June 9.
About 26 concessionaries at local summer parks applied for state permits under a new law granting the State Department of Police jurisdiction over open air amusements. The permits allow Sunday business and municipal officials are not expected to challenge this if town and state approvals are in place.
German propaganda aims for a new Rhine state faced a policing void, as reports quote Marshal Foch and Premier Clemenceau affirming that the German government would no longer control the left bank of the Rhine and that propagandists could not be punished.
Devon Hose Company members plan to attend an efficiency exhibition staged by Arc tic Engine Company No 1 of Milford on Thursday evening June 12. Teams from Milford will compete for honors using the new Seagrave combination pump recently added to the town’s firefighting equipment.
Milford firemen led by the Devon Boys Drum Corps have completed plans for Memorial exercises Sunday afternoon. Arctic Engine Company No 1 will oversee decorating graves of deceased comrades as Milford fire companies join in the annual observance.
Washington county fraud jury meets in Montpelier to investigate the death of Mrs. Sarina C. Broadwell found strangled in the Wheelock Garden on North Main Street Barre. The inquiry follows the discovery of her unclothed body May 4.
Washington June 6 The Senate commerce committee approved Senator Jones of Washingtons bill allowing American shipyards to build ships for foreign account without initial permits from the Shipping Board An amendment bans construction for non domestic purposes through foreign funding or ownership and sets conditions for compliance and supervision by authorities
Early morning hours prove ideal for bargain hunting this time of year as shoppers find cool basement spaces pleasant and filled with tempting items. The piece notes the quiet, unhurried atmosphere and the lure of good deals before crowds arrive.
A brief survey of fashionable men shirts features plain pink blue and lavender colors with neat stripes. Each shirt has a separate collar design suitable for hot days and casual or smart wear.
The notice lists colors and styles for fabrics including bisque navy red grey coral turquoise with contrasting trims and ruffled collars. It notes quantities up to five hundred yards, suitable for suits skirts and sportswear, with items like light French serge blouses and men's union suits priced from 49 to 98 cents.
House furnishing note lists Silkoline towels half linen, absorbent and good quality at 2.69 dollars. Embroidered scarfs in durable material with tulip fleur-de-lis, polka dot and striped patterns, suitable for sideboards bureaus or luncheon runners, appealing designs.
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