Norwalk woman to receive weekly compensation checks
Mary Serval of Norwalk will get 5.48 dollars weekly for 23 weeks after a decision by Commissioner Buckingham. The record lists other cases including Strand injured at A H Nilson Machine, Stephen Butzko with a crushed finger at Hawthorne Manufacturing, and Anna Parlady with a crushed finger at C D Kane, with varying weekly sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Serval
Norwalk
Buckingham
Hawthorne Manufacturing Company
Anna L. Parlady
C. D. Kane
Eight enlistees join Navy at 62 Cannon Street recruiting office
The eight men named as enlistees include Joséph Halapin Andrew Ogden Henry Mid Roland Maven Lawrence Spinelio LeRoy Purdy William Nelson and Fred Brunnermann. The May Criminal Court session opens today at 2 pm with Judge Keeler presiding and Public Defender DeForast to defend more than half the accused.
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U.S
Navy
Cannon Street
Ysterday
Joséph Halapin
Apices Avénue
Andrew
Ogden Street
Henry Mid
COURI
Ralph HH. White
Cours
John, E. Keeler
Robert G. DeForast
Constipation Remedy Ad Promotes Dr True’s Elixir
An advertisement claims many people are constipated without knowing it and promotes Dr True’s Elixir as a gentle, pleasant tasting remedy. It asserts doctors and druggists use it, benefits men women and children, and that it is inexpensive and effective for cleansing the bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. True
S. Elixir
Contradictory Testimony in Urbanowski Fatality Case
Hearing before Coroner Phelan examined whether Ranard Urbanowski died from a fall in a saloon or from kicks by his mother as claimed. Witnesses differed on the cause. Arthur Dean testified Urbanowski struck him and fell on tile, while medical examiner Garlick cited skull fracture and questioned a fall alone. Dean faces manslaughter charges under bonds of 1000 dollars as other witnesses supported competing accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranard Urbanowski
Colorado Avenue
Richard Lombard
Railroad
Clinton Avenues
Arthur Dean
States Street
Phelan
Libanowski
Dean
Jeremiah Crowley
Wordin Avenue
Joseph Coskey
Erbanowski
John Pay Maxwell
Richard’ Lombard
Joseph Coyne
Jeremiah ‘Crowley
Janes Hussie
Derwood Vouvier
Charles “Gallen
Building Conditions and Prosperity Rise Across Cities
A remote city report shows building departments granting 36 percent more permits in March 1919 than March 1918 across 176 cities, totaling 56.96 million. Gains occur in 124 cities, with regional increases: Eastern 40 percent, Middle States 27 percent, Southern 4 percent, Western 24 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Sain
Reds Held on Deportation Warrants in Chicago
Chicago May 12 Marie Nar dini known as Queen of the Reds and her husband Pasquale along with Adolph and Joseph Fratesi are detained on deportation warrants after a raid on a flat. Authorities say they distributed revolutionary pamphlets and other literature and planned to spark a radical uprising on Independence Way as a protest against imprisonment or deportation.
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Chicago
Marie
Nardini
Reds
Pasquale
Adolph
Joseph Fratesi
Independence Way
Superior Court Divorce Docket Clears Before Summer Recess
Superior Court Wien octave calendar shows all pending divorce actions to be cleared up before summer recess. One judge will hear divorce evidence as needed and several contested petitions will be settled pre adjournment. Notable cases include Gladys Rundle vs Samuel Rundle and Mayor John Treat of Stamford vs Mary Treat. Also a reprimand in a separate incident involved Special Policeman John Duggan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys. Rundle
Samuel Rundle
Danbury
John T. Treat
Tamford
Mary Treat
Barr Fell And Barr Stock Report And Rail Orders
Haskell and Barker car stock is reported under accumulation for account of interests near company control. Market chatter says the stock is cheaper than rivals as American Car and Foundry improves. Rail orders expected from Filmes Railroad Administration. High yield and large margin of safety attract attention as floating supply remains small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell and Barker
American Car and Foundry
Filmes Railroad
Transportation Companie
Traftl
Haskell
How One Woman Gained Health From Nervous Disorder Cure
An ad style piece notes nervousness stems from poor blood affecting nerves of the stomach causing digestion issues and headaches. It cites Mary Higgins of Manchester NH whose strength and color improved after taking Williams Pink Pills, with six boxes purchased and relief described. The ad promotes free booklets and mid-century drug company contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Mary S. Higgins
Manchester
Nuk
Avas
Arlor
D Williams
Williams
Ithe
Seven Barks to Aid Digestion and Constipation Relief
Grandmother promotes SEVEN BARKS remedies for stomach and digestive trouble endured for decades. The ad claims quick relief from foul taste, bad breath, and nervous symptoms, recommending 10 to 20 drops in water after meals to normalize bowels and liver. Cost is 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodo
Tiz Foot Freshener Ad Fragments Readied
An OCR fragment advertises Tiz foot refreshment claiming relief from tired puffed feet. It references pain and burn relief for callouses bunions and aching feet, promising long lasting comfort. The jumbled copy mentions a 26 cent box and vague brand claims with imperfect phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoner
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