Two Baseball Players Hit by Batted Ball
Angelo Laconta aged 12 of 164 Pem oke street was injured when a baseball struck his eye at the Yellow eMill playgrounds. He received treatment at Emergency Hospital with eye injury not expected to be permanent. Raymond Maiers of 034 Main street was also hit in the eye yesterday, eyebrow cut requiring stitches. treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Angelo Laconta
Pemoke Street
Esiot
Aymond- Maiers
Main Street
Milford WCTU Elects Officers and District Notices
Milford May 18 Special The annual W C T U meeting at Mrs William B Bush home elected officers and noted 25 members. Reports praise the local union while appointments span evangelistic work temperance in schools sick visiting committees and flowers for the sick. Also community notices of council meetings aid society Epworth convention attendance and several local residents returning from service with military postings and discharge.
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Milford
William> B. Bush
William Adams
The
Methodist Church
Lyon
Thea
William Fowler
Cornwall’s Hall
Broad Street
Ladies’ Aid” Society
Methodist
Benevolent Union
Gertrude Gifford
Andrew J. Martin
Giace Mi. OE
Church
Bridgeport
Grays Church
Irene Smith
George Perris
Natalie Ford
Sfarry Miller
Grace Whitcomb
Perry
B. W. Putney
Art
Monros
Troy
N. Ya
Renssalaer Polytechic Institute
Port Trumbull Beach Fire Company
Champ Devens
Mass
Wiliam A. Platt
Susan Platt
Phiners Plath
Maury Heminy
John Clark
Nove
Mensington
Near beer allowed until court ruling in New York decision
Washington May 18 officials said the internal revenue bureau and the department of justice will not take action to halt brewing of beer with 2.4 to 4 percent alcohol content pending a federal district court ruling in New York. They had held regulations and opinions that such beer was illegal but would defer enforcement until the case is resolved.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of Justice
Federal District Court
New York
Revenue Bureau
Fairfield Garden Club Meeting at Sunniholme Gardens
Fairfield May 18 A meeting of the Fairfield Garden Club will be held Tuesday at 10 30 in the gardens of Miss Anna Bure Jennings Sunniholme. Henry Wild a noted gardener will lead the session studying iris and rock gardens. Next gathering June 10 to study peonies and hardy perennials with Jordan roses featured June 21.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Garden Club
Anna Bure Jennings
Sunniholme
Mirfield Garden
Henry Wild
Land« Goupe
Jordan
Welcome Home Dance at Botsford's Dance Hall
Welcome Home dance set for Bots ford's hall Tuesday evening with Taerfel's seven piece orchestra providing music. A large guest list from Milford Stratford Bridgeport and nearby towns expected. A. S. Teettel leads with service men assisting in charge of the event.
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Walnuut Beach
Botsford
Taerfel
Milford
Stratford
Bridgepo
Tevenine
A. S. Teettel
Char
Connecticut Forestry Association Annual Meeting
The Connecticut Forestry association will hold its annual meeting next Saturday at Pine Point Grove near Hazardville on the lands of A. D. Bridge & Sons. Members will see demonstrations on growing pine logging and pine manufacturing. After the business session Prof. J. W. Toumey will discuss "Co operation Between Public and Private Owners."
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Connecticut Forestry Association
Pine Point Grove
Hazardville
Conn
A. D. Bridge & Sons. Company
J. W. Toumey
Auto traffic heavy through Fairfield on Boston Post Road
A steady procession of automobiles along the Boston Post Road through Fairfield marked the start of the spring and summer motor season. Cars from every state joined the exhibit while Fairfield speed cop Patrick J. McGarry patrolled all day as thousands enjoyed the fine weather.
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Fairfield
Boston Post Road
Union
Patrick J. McGarry
Strike plans emerge as transit workers vote on settlement
May Pittsburgh report notes motormen and conductors of Division 5 Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes to meet and vote on a plan believed to end the street car strike. The plan was not made public.
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Pittsburgh
May
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Use Cuticura to Keep Your Hair from Falling
An old time advertisement urges men with dandruff and scalp irritation to apply Cuticura Ointment at night and wash with Cuticura Soap in the morning. It promotes a clean scalp for healthy hair and praises Cuticura Talcum as an antiseptic soothing powder with a delicate fragrance, priced 25 cents.
Stomach Ailments Promised Quick Relief From Pills
An advertising pitch urges readers to take ATONIO and KATONIC to end acid stomach distress. It claims instant relief from belching heartburn gas and bloating, promises better energy, and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. The copy ties acid stomach to broader health issues and promotes purchasing from a druggist.
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Atonio
Eatonic
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