Connecticut WCTU to Launch Casey at Oct Convention
The Connecticut Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its annual convention October 15–16 at the First Congregational Church in Willimantic. The program includes the president's address and secretary and treasurer reports, with officer sections the next day. Washington speaker Wilbur F Cratis and Mme LaManee will address topics on Loyal Citizens and social hygiene.
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Woman's Chistian Temperance Union of
Connecticut
Willimantie
Wilbur F Cratis
D D
Washington, D. C
International Reform Bureau
Mme Deara S. LaManee
Ber
He State
Valeria Tl. Parker .Hartiond
Society of Social Hygiene
Bridgeport ad touts CINOT remedy for headaches and fatigue
Miss Pulaskie shares her experience using CINOT claiming relief from headaches dizziness stomach trouble and restless nights after three bottles she reports feeling 100 percent better The ad notes CINOT expert at Hartigan Drug Store 81 Fairfield Ave and availability at several area druggists in Bridgeport and nearby towns.
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Hartigan
Fairfield Avenue
Yat Switzer
Southport
Tana
Westport Drug Co
Westport i
Wm. H. Jones Drug Store
Sumford, Com
Weather outlook for Southern New England and nearby New York
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions expected Friday and Saturday east of the Mississippi, with showers probable in northern New England. Moderate to brisk winds from the south and southwest along the Atlantic coast. Almanac data notes sunrise at 6.50 am and high tide around 4.18 pm.
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New England
New York
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi River
Middle
Railroad brotherhoods meet steel strikers in Washington
Leaders of the steel strike met with three railroad brotherhood chiefs in Washington. No statement was issued but further discussions were planned. The union reps said cooperation through sympathy strikes or boycotts was not discussed, noting such actions would conflict with long standing policy. Willis of the locomotive engineers said action would be routed via locals and votes, opposing a sympathy strike.
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Washington, Gel
Willis
Lovomotive Engineers
Rairoad
Loggia Stella Tri Monthly Social at Ayrle Hall
Loggia Stella C F D 1 held a tri monthly social in Ayrle Hall with over 500 members and guests. Mrs Famue Tantoto sang pieces while Konjucini's orchestra played, aided by a list of named assistants and invited guests. Washington reports many sight seeing cars, including a new 20 foot model seating many persons. Great Bend Kansas awards street waste project contracts.
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Sociel
Loggia Stella C. F. D. 1
Ayrle
Wwemvers
Famue Tantoto
Tostus
Yosna
Liammie’ Merchael di Leranza
Konjucini’s
Orchestra
Tantot Aupeano Des Wis Constant
Washington
The
Union
Burritt Lumber Company Fined for Federal Violations
Judge Garvin in New Haven federal court fines the Burritt Lumber Co 18000 for Elling embargo violations tied to shipments moving under preferential orders to U M Co during wartime. A subordinate error led to the infractions with 1760 cars moved in six months of 1918, some for war work and not strictly for ordnance.
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Expressme
Garvin
United States District Court
New Haven
4. W. Burritt Lumber Company
Elling
U. M
Tudge John § Pullman
Severn
Tumber
Ordnance
Bridgeport
Ordnance Department
U. M. GC
Garvan
Obituary notices from the city funeral services reported
Obituaries and funeral notices for Maria L Schelling Annie Burr John Haberlin Harry Lamb Harry W Barter James Burns and related services are reported. Services held at Hawley Whilaw E Bishop Patrick’s church St Michael's cemetery and Lakeview cemetery with burial details and survivor lists.
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George V. Schelling
Maria L
George Schelling
Hawley & Whilaw
Lafayette Street
P. Engstron
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Annie
Mountain Grove
John VY. Haberlin
Tohn P. Haberlin
West End
William R. Flaber Hill
Clinton Avenue
William R
John E. Haberlin
Catherine A
Anna V
Maple Streets
Lakeview Cemetery
Harry W. Barter
Clark ‘Avenue
Patrick's Church
Charles M. Kelly
Charles Donnelly
Kiot Adams
James Smith
Edward Cooper
Leon Patesch
George Keefe
Edgar LaHare
St. Michael's Cemetery
James Burns
North End
Oseat
W. Winnie
Waldorf Avenue
Kinnie
James
Edward I
Charles
Banton
Tarry
New York
Frederick
Forthum
Tllen Foster
George
Frank Burns
Mr. Gannion
Forty Stamford Telephone Girls Stage Strike
Forty operators at the Stamford exchange of the New England Telephone Co went on strike after four were discharged. The stoppage, tied to staffing shortages and duties, led to Stamford calling in operators from Ridgeport and recalling several former workers. The workers are union members.
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Stamford
Stamford Exchange
New England Telephone Co
Stelke Iéai
Ridgeport
Union
Negotiations in Rail Strike Collapse Amid Tense Talks
The stalled talks between labor representatives and the government fail to progress as the government sticks to its offer while unions sought more. The Transport Workers Federation plans another meeting, signaling continued reluctance to strike. Ireland feels strike impact with tram service reduced and mail delivery disrupted.
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James Slenry Thome
National Union of Railway Men
Refusa
Transport Workers’ Federation
Tomorrus
Regents Park
Hyde Park
Sugar prices and shortages spark government clampdown
Wholesale distributors cite the Government Equalization board as the cause of a sugar shortage as refiners halt new orders. Officials predict prices may rise after December and note canned goods and fruit prices have varied little overall. Maryland Delaware New Jersey tomato crops failed boosting tomato prices. pineapple prices rose modestly.
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Government Equalization Board
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Charles M. Bragstreet
Jamer-Beed
Taliocke Company
Water Street
Sugar Supply Below Normal Requirements in New England
Brigadier General John J. Sherburne, chairman of the state commission on necessaries of life, says New England's available sugar is about 25 percent below needs. Consumers must limit use to at least three months to three quarters of normal since demand rose for candy and last year's shortfall.
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Boston
New England
Linithei
John JT. Sherburne
Byome Inhaler Promises Winter Relief From Colds
Advertises Byome inhaler as a daily air therapy to prevent catarrh coughs colds sore throat and influenza all winter. Claims a complete outfit with hard rubber inhaler liquid and extra bottles costing only a few cents and a money back guarantee.
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Shipping Board
Knights of New Plan World
United States Shipping Board
Knights of Colmbus
Columbus Fay
Lass Eiam
Flaherts
James A. Flaherts
Supreme Knight
Philadelphia
Senel Interstate Commerce Conmitiv
Cwmsning
Ingerington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marjorie Pulaskie
Arctic Street
Marjorie Ptlaskie
Daily Almanac
Mridge
Middlebrook Almanac
Sanseta
Bridgeport Records
Post
Catinon St
New Haven Weather Bureau
Wea
Atlanta
Atlantic
Block Island
Agudy i
Buffalo
Loggia Stella
Great Bend
Kan
Brooklyn
Grand Street
Louis Bossert & Sons, Inc. Telephone
Burrit Company
Ireland
Dublin
Associated Prege
Irish Labor Party
Trades Union Congress
England
Scotland
Wales
Paie
Mesike
Edward B. Wilett
Comstock- Willett 8 Watersteet
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Lifebloy
Levar Bros. Co
Hyman E. Katz Furniture
MMN
Conn
Magee
HEK RG
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Middle Street
Uhat
Move
Main Street
Sidney & Winter
Warner
Wes
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