Liquor men held for US court in Hartford case
Three Stam saloon keepers were bound to the next term of the United States District Court after a hearing before US Commissioner Hugh J. Werry. One man received 60 days to file and another discharged for lack of proof. Benjamin Gruberlis, alleged proprietor, was arrested for further action. Motria Hand ewaue granted a continuance to file briefs. Attorney William O. Sullivan argued for the government.
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United Ites District Court
U. S
Hugh Jwwery
Jose Neld
Frey Yunkes
William HH
Jford Citizens’ Committee
Willam O Sulligan
Hartford
Veterans Plan Poppy Campaign In May Week
Veterans groups plan a May week campaign to honor fallen World War I soldiers. Ray W. Harris post and local women volunteers will sell silk poppies and display wreaths in shops and homes to fund memorials and wearers will be urged to show the flaming flower emblem. Mrs A J Henderson attends meeting with national veterans group officials.
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Stratfeld
iRaymong W. Harris Post
Vettrans
Naval Organization of
France
A. J. Henderson
Ne ‘Aional Organization of Veterans
Ima BP
Walker
New ‘York
Nth
Henderson
Mra
Mund H Bannett
J. H. Williams
Ithe
Iocal
Nel
Fight Over Navy Bill 10 Starts In House Monday
The fight over a small navy bill begins in the House Monday after the appropriations subcommittee completed a draft for the next fiscal year. The measure, favored by leaders backing a lean force, proposes 7 000 personnel, despite warnings from the Secretary of the Navy that such cuts would leave the United States a third rate naval power. Amendments in the works seek 26 000 enlisted men to preserve eighteen capital ships and auxiliary craft under the Five-Power treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awashington
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Navy
Dendy
United States
Congress
House
Kelley
Subcommittee
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Mondell
Rogers
Massachusetts
McArthur
Oregon
White House
Pacific Coast
Atlantic States
GOP National Committee Plans Drive for Funds
New York April 7 a drive to wipe out the 276000 debt faces the Republican National Committee. The plan, approved at a finance committee meeting chaired by Charles D Hilles, aims to raise quotas from New England and the North Atlantic states in the next months. Hilles noted that the deficit after the last election was 1653000 and has been reduced largely by Ohio.
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New York
Republican National Committee
New England
North Atlantic States
Emeeting
Charles D. Hilles
Xiedlii McCormick
Ilinois
Fred W. Upham
National Committee
Hilles
Ohio
Milford man Frederic Cornwall dies at 75
Frederic Cornwall of Milford dies at home at age 75 after years of illness. Civil War veteran and longtime employee of F. & E. Cornwall Co. He leaves wife Lucy Miles Cornwall and daughter Mrs. C Lay Roosevelt. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. with Milford Cemetery burial. Local stores to close during service out of respect.
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Milford
Predaric Cornwall
Qusinessa
Cornwall
F. & Eb, L. Cornwall Con
27Th
Connecticut Volunteers
George van Horn Post
G. A. BR
Castle of Thunder
Libby Prison
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Lucy Miles Cornwall
C. Lay Roosevelt
Milford Cemetery
Tho Fen
Tha
Passage of Smith Towner Bill Favored by Congress
In Spokane on April 7, Misa Charl Ormond Williams of the National Education Association urged Inland Empire Education Association that the Towner Sterm bill would create a federal Department of Education and aid states in education. She said it could pass today and win large majorities, noting broad national backing and strong women’s support for decades. The measure is seen as a political factor in upcoming campaigns.
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Spokane
Wash
Misa Charl Ormond Willams
National Education Association
Inland Empire Education Association
Department of Education
National Congress
Decrease in Flu and Smallpox Across March Report
The Bureau of Communicable Diseases notes a drop in influenza, chickenpox and smallpox from February to March, with a sharp decline in diphtheria scarlet fever measles and pneumonia. One case each of lockjaw and typhoid fever were reported, with other listed diseases including diphtheria measles and tuberculosis.
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Bureau of Cpmmunicable Diseases
Searle
Captain Griffin Takes Command of Ocean Going Vessel
Captain J. B. Grifin of 1137 Kossuth Street arrives in Wilmington to command the four masted schooner Nissegohue owned by the Wilmington firm. She departed yesterday for Georgetown to load a large cargo of timber for shipment to New York. Mrs Griffin and the children expect to join him there.
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J. B. Grifin
Kossuth Street
Wilmington
N.C
Wilmington, Concern
Georgetown
3. C
New York
Fraternal Meetings And Lodge Notices In Local Area
Community fraternal groups announce meetings and address changes for the Danish Sisterhood Troskub lodge and Nutmeg Encampment along with Bridpepert Council and Modern Women of America chapters. Details include dates and street locations such as Broad street 1089 and State Street 164 for upcoming gatherings.
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Troskub Lodge
Broad Strees
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
State Street
Pimply to Perk Up Face with Olive Tablets Ad
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle non calomel remedy for pimples and facial dullness. It promises clearer skin after a few nightly doses and claims to cleanse the bowels and liver without sickness or pain.
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Dr Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Milford Highway Work Begins Monday in Milford
Milford officials announced new highway work on Bridgeport Avenue Dev n from Nateatek Avenue to the Washington Bridge to upgrade the post road. The Milford side contract to Connecticut National Pavement Co. calls for 1 466 feet of concrete pavement at an estimated 15 900 dollars with town funds of 7 000 and 42 000 to secure needed land widening the road to 69 feet and trolley track centering. The selectmen plan a sale for 1 28 on the highway program with 748 009 appropriation to be funded by a bond issue.
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Milford
State Highway Department
Bridgeport Avenue
Devon
Nateatek Avenue
Washington Bridge
Stratford
Connecticut National Pavement Company
New Haven
Bridgeport
Naugatuck Avenues
Milford Church Debate Sparks Civic Discussion
Milford April 7 Special services highlight at Fire Congregational church with a debate on the resolution that all enfranchised American citizens should be compelled to vote unless incapacitated. Mrs. Y. B. McNermott of New Haven to open, famed for Connecticut Women's League of Works ties.
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Milford
Christen Endeavors Society
Leslie Briggs
McNermott
New Haven
Trusen
Connecticut Women’s League of Works
Milford Vieltine Nuree Association
Ann
Presiore
Baldwin Stas
Margarice Hickey
Hartford
Weidane
Atvs
Mary Merwin Tibbally
Navy Haven
Tgloca Ehanter
Merevant
Trinity Seniors Elect Ohio Man President Hartford
Trinity college announces the senior class election results for commencement week. JW Bayard Cunningham of Jemiion Ohio was chosen president, with Howard Oregles of Fores Wills as chairman of the senior promenade committee and Frederic J. Tansill of Langit Michigan as class poet. Other officers include Edward Hunger ford New Britain class prophet and Richi C. Pucls Brooklyn as historian. Robert G. Reynolds Glastonbury is presented for the 1822 class session alongside Robert D. Byrnes Wiehe.
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Hartford
Bayard Cunningham
Jemiion
Oho
Trinity College
Howard & Oregles
Fores
Wills
B. Fa
Frederic J. Tansill
Langit
Miah
Edward
Our Dwarfed Forefathers In Congo Forest Theories
A fragment discusses Yor Leonard Vanderburch a missionary in Africa noting dense Congo forests shield pygmies unseen by white travelers. It cites Dr Albert Churchward claiming small brain capacity and vocabularies of 50 to 500 words, linking them to ancestral dwarfs and various regional lines across Mollvia China Siam and Guinea with a claim of surviving original stock. It ends with a stray horticultural note about changing plant water daily.
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Leonard Vanderburch
Africa
Albert Churchward
St. Chuirch-ward
Mollvia
China
Siam
En Guines
Complexion Beauty Creams Displayed in Print Ad
An unclear ad piece presents a lineup of skin care products including complexions labeled as brunette and blonde variants. The copy mentions facial powders and face a foundations, cleansers and toners. The language is faded and difficult to fully parse.
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Mford
U. S. Court
NAVY
G. O. P. National Committee
Frederic Cornwell
Alvord
Weidlich
Kresge
Cannon
Hawkes &— Co
the Expert Engraving Co
Ridgeport Post
Middle Street
Capt. Griffin
The
Télegram
Milford Church
Mise Elzabeth Smith
Mary Silliman
Pridevport
Oliver Congregational Church
Marshall
State College
Tor Wmen
Will Epsak
Eye
Trinity
Shantung
Smith-Murray Co
Canton
Polaire
Melba
Neeve
Buster
Smith-Marrayc
Wall St
Lot Younc
Handy Fing
Cate Hein
Hanken Knitting, Mills
Main Street
Armory
East Main St
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