Milford Summer Visitor Demand Boosts Local Real Estate Prospects
Milford sees a historic surge in summer visitors with buyers from New York New Jersey and Massachusetts, while local realty agents report a flood of cottage applications amid better national finances and industry. A small fire at a former UG and Rubber building connected to several firms caused minor damage. Archie I Larkin II dies after an operation. services scheduled. Stratford officials plan changes to Strand theatre name and operations aligning with new owners.
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Milford
Ulis
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Bridgeport
Lively Pire
UG. &. Rubber Company
Tushend Drum Company
Palace
Chenier
Hay Meserole Company
Matress Company
Ine
Arbis Larkin
Archie I. Larkin
Searc
Frank M. Larkins
Plains Road
Alifore
Ella
Comet Gra Ct
Millard
Gill
Yeast Seeks Insulin Substitute in Diabetes Research
A yeast extract that may replace insulin in diabetes treatment has been developed by J B Winter and W Smith at Cambridge and is under study with Dr Devereux-Forest. The substance shows insulin-like effects in rabbits, and its production could cut drug costs. Researchers note yeast delivers fewer toxic byproducts than pancreas extracts and cite glutathione from yeast as a respiration factor of interest.
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Wasblington
J. B. Winter
W. Smith
Cambridge
Vilarity
University of
Rabbi A Venty
Ressis
Winter and Smith
Devereux-Porrest
America
Athertondell
Washington
Trygie
Hopkins
Writ of error granted in fish combine case
Justice Holmes of the Supreme court grants a writ of error to Frederick M. Dyer and others convicted in Massachusetts for violating state anti monopoly laws by forming a fish trade combination. The defendants are serving terms at the Boston House of Correction, with federal stay discussions ongoing and possible further action in Washington.
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Washington
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Frederick M. Dyer
Massachusetts
House of Correction
Boston
Boson
Apell
Supreme Court For
United States
Bay State
Tish« Jing Company
Tigh
Tayuigel Tae
Comuare
Buried Treasure Hinted in Old Ohio Coal Mine
A cryptic note claims buried treasure valued at up to 150000 dollars lies hidden in an Ohio coal mine. The report ties the tale to Civil War era figures and a supposed survey, with stressed uncertainty and questions about authenticity.
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Ohio
Wife of Late Senator Foraker Has Gas Well
Fragmented OCR notes report a gas well linked to the family of the late Senator Foraker with uncertain details. It mentions names and places in garbled form, reflecting poor readability and missing context.
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Senator Foraker
Danbury Doctor Elected Head Of Medical Society
Danbury physician Dr. WW Gordon was elected president of the Fairfield County Medical Society at the 15th annual meeting held yesterday at the Stratfield hotel. Several officers and members were installed, reports given, and new members admitted including Dr. Robert Milton Awoke and Dr. William McMahon. A dinner followed the session.
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Gordon
Danbury
Paichehi
Stratweld
Arthur Ls
Eliy
Dee
Jin
Robert A. Cooke
New York
Holpital
Labora Peters
Daylt Russell Lymai
Ube Talted Medical
Ciation
We Coops
Bridgeport
al Vr
Secretar Carlick
Frank Www Os
Bridgepork
Chu Oiler
W. A. Lafield
Wi Thives
Jpotty Cayton
Hyde
Greenwich
Censora
Robert Milton Awoke
South Norwalk
Wrederiih A. Morr
Norwalk
de Willies
Tf. McMahon
Buckmiller
Belepert
Jeremil Josep
Boys Held for Trespassing in East End Yard
Two youths from Norwood Massachusetts were arrested in the East end yard of the New Railroad company for trespassing while returning home from an escape two weeks earlier. They identified themselves as Adelbert Cobb of 1 Piesannt street and Edward Gill of 1058 Washington street Norwood. Parents will be notified. Others arrested include Alex Balotes of 47 Barnum Ave and Gus Bapas of 47 Brarnuny lavemure.
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Norwood
Mass
East End
New Railroad
New York
Adelbert Cobb
Piesannt Street
Edward Gill
Washington Street
Alex Balotes
Barnum Ave‘hue
Gus Bapas
Brarnuny Lavemure
Colored Shoes Brighten Fifth Avenue Fashion Scene
The first win drew a varied display of colored shoes on Fifth Avenue. Viiny, blue, emerald green and red shoes paired with suits and dresses. Hats often matched the shoes for a coordinated look.
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Fifth Avenue
Viiny
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Milford Houses
Connors
Main &F
Morkel
Medical
of County Association
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Cherbourg
Southampton
Mauretanta
Renengarta
Alqutta
N.Y
Plymouth
Hamburg
Pyrigglea
Cobh
Gueenstown
Liverpool
Carnanta
Gargnta
Jang
Taveerstown
London
Qunard
Broadway
Seape L
Rastauy
Fete Home Furnishings
Peeckyeem
Glenwood Club
Glenwood
Hoosier
Hoosier Club Plan
Main ST
Elm ST
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