End Fly Menace With Sylpho Nathol Disinfectant
An insect menace is described with flies breeding in kitchen grease and trash. The ad promotes Sylpho Nathol as a safe germ killer stronger than standard, used by New England women and leading hospitals. Available in four sizes 10c to $1.00 with directions and sold by druggists grocers and department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Public Health Service
New England
New York
Sylpho- Nathol Co
Medford, Street
Boston
Mass
Indigestion Cure Ads Claim Fast Relief From Acid Stomach
An old advertisement touts BATONIC and EATONIC TABLETS as quick fixes for acid stomach, indigestion, bloating, and related ills. It promises rapid relief, energy restoration, and a money back guarantee through the local druggist, urging immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonic
Ringling Brothers Circus Detectives Guard Guests and Goods
An older era of Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey protection unfolds as a dedicated corps led by Chief John Brice guards crowds, trains, and performers. They mingle with spectators, cooperate with local police, and preempt fakirs and thieves at every stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Riley Circus
Barnum & J Baisley
Secret Service
John Brice
Union
Brice
Chrcos
T‘akirs
Barnum & Bailey
Priday
Veteran motorman completes 40 years service in CT Railway
Henry Daut, 72, of 283 Helen street, marks 40 years with the Connecticut Railway Co. He has carried over 1,000,000 passengers and is the oldest man in the local branch. A former horse-car driver, he recalls rope braking at alight time. He still runs daily and is in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Daut
Helen Street
Connectcut Railway Co
Dant
Beardsley Park
Brooklawn
Daut
Three Local Men to Enter Naval Academy
Three well known young men from the city have received appointments to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Henry E Flynn of 133 Bronx Avenue left yesterday for Annapolis to begin his four year course after graduating from the local high school last June with honors and winning first prize in the Barnum essay contest. Francis Grandfield of 34 Chapel Street left Monday for Annapolis and Morris Marple of Oxford and Warwick avenues will report for duty next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Henry E. Flynn
Bronx Avenue
Francis Grandfield
Chapel Street
Morris Marple
Oxford
Warwick Avenues
Soldiers From Russia Reach French Port Brest
The 339th infantry, the first American unit repatriated from Archangel, arrived at Brest on the steamer Czar. They rested ashore and will head to the United States this weekend. Recruits accepted since June 1 at 925 Main Street include Thomas C. Wright Stamford Medical department AEF John V W Grimalow 409 Gregory Street Air Service Angello Fallaroo Birmingham Alabama Infantry Stephen Wallalis 72 Johnson Street 6th Infantry Band and Charles P. Boyle 470 Wood Avenue Air Service who chose air transport from Stamford to Mineola. L T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Archangel
United States
MORI
ARMY
Main Street
Thomas C. Wright
Stamford
Medical Department
A. E. FF
John V W. Grimalow
Gregory Street
Air Service
Angello Fallaroo
Birmingham
Alabama
Infantry
Stephen Wallalis
Johnson Street
6Th Infantry
Charles P. Boyle
Wood Avenue
Mineola
L. T
Chaplain Rideout Returns as Local Soldiers Come Home
Eleven local soldiers arrived yesterday from overseas service. Among them was First Lieutenant Irani C. Rideout chaplain of the 11th Field Artillery and former pastor of Second Baptist church. Listed by unit and address, the group included Private Fortunato Prudenza and Private Burt C. Cromwell of Co G 4th Infantry, Private Morris Simons, Private Edward J. Dennehy, Private Frank Fiscitelli, Private Joseph Lamanski, Private Michael J. Dunican, Private Charles Wzorck, First Sergeant James T. Ryan, and Sergeant Fred Conway with the Sixth Division Headquarters Troop. Also aboard the Mount Vernon and West Tolanga and Santa Olivia transports, the return marks a homecoming for members of ordnance casual, Quartermaster corps salvage, and other outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irani C. Rideout
Ith Wield Artillery
Second Baptist Church
Mount Vernon
Fortunato Prudenza
Lexington Avenue
Co. G
4Th Infantry
Burt C. Cromwell
Taft Avenue
P. W. EE
Morris Simons
Joseph Lamanski
Hallett Street
Uft
Michael J. Dunican
Hanover Street
Charles Wzorck
Wairfield, Co. C
Spite Fence Action Heard In High Court
William B. Boardman, as committee for the Superior court, heard more testimony in Greenwich case Herman J Fberke vs Samuel W Taylor restraining a rivaling spite fence. The five by 200 foot lot wall blocks alleged rights, Taylor editor of Rider and Driver, claims no prior right of way. Facts to be reported to Superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight
William B. Boardman
Superior Court
Herman Jfberke
Greenwich
Samuel W. Taylor
Taylor
Vloerke
Rider and Driver
Attorney Boardman
Sherwood Wins Foreclosure Judgment in Fremont Street Case
Judge MM J Curtis of the Superior court yesterday granted a judgment for 6885.64 in favor of Henry C Sherwood in a foreclosure action brought against George E Hawes and wife. Testimony was heard Tuesday. The property is on Fremont street. Redemption period ends the first Monday of October 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simerwood
MM. J. Curtis
Superior Court
Henry C. Sherwood
George E. Hawes
Fremont Street
Bealtling Sues Stratford Town Over Sidewalk Grade Change
Judge John J. Walsh reserved decision in a damages suit by Arthur W. Bealtling against Stratford Town over a Main Street sidewalk grade change made by the selectmen in 19LT. Bealtling and First Selectman Ally were the only witnesses, with testimony focused on the disputed alteration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
John J. Walsh
Arthur W. Bealtling
Braltling
First Selectman
Tai
Rugs In Short Supply Likely To Boost Prices At Store Sale
Whittall Mills reports rug demand outpacing production as skilled labor shortages keep output below normal. No firm delivery promises on stock or special orders. order by June 10 to secure allocations. A broad selection including Karnak Wilton and Axminster rugs is advertised with prices ranging from $3.50 to $100 for various sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittall Mills
America
Whittall
Karnak Wilton
Sloane Malls
Axminster
Aluminum Kitchen Utensils Offer Easy Lifting and Fast Heating
In a device listing the article touts aluminum kitchen gear designed to lighten labor. It highlights easy lifting and quick heating across a range of items from tea pots and coffee pots to frying pans and saucepans, with varied prices and multiple sizes.
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Mantler’s Baby Shops
Reg. Price
Mantler
Baby Shop
State ST
Skye
Pale
Bridgeport Wydrantle
Patrield
Ringling Bros. and
Naval Academy
Russia
French
Rideout
Overseas
Main ST
Guaran
Bridgeport Welding & Cutting Co
Union Ave
Stratford Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Fain
Begg
Howland Dry Goods
Harvey & Lewis Co
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
J. C. Vansick
Shelton St. Barnum
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