SONS OF G A L R VETS TO MEET IN BRIDGEPORT
The Connecticut division of the Sons of Civil War Veterans will hold its 36th annual encampment in Bridgeport on Wednesday and Thursday with sessions at Grid Fellows Hall and a banquet at the Stratfield Hotel. Commander Henry E. Axe and staff, plus national and local officers, will attend. about 175 delegates are expected.
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Sons of
Bridgeport
Iry Sisson
Springfeld
Mast
Mmenders
Sons
Henry E. Axe
Mary GL. Tredo
Mary C. Bassett
Sons’ Usuary
Gage
W. W. Burt
Igbattors
Ilson
Sls
Jon
Hammer
J. George BR
Lillian See Pierce
Veterans
Glyven
Hide and Beardsley
Wil Xy
Gergestad
Women to Join the Chamber of Commerce Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting at Masonite hall to decide if women may join and become full members. A drive for young men as members is also discussed. A Salvation Army quintet from New York will perform vocal and instrumental selections.
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Tussee
iChamber of Commerce
Salvation Army of New York
Fireworks Rules Tightened in Milford by Board
Milford officials will strictly enforce fireworks and explosives ordinances this year after leniency last season. Merchants will receive new printed rules. Also noted: David O’Connor, longtime city service, to retire after 75 years. Local court cases include Tray Cable fined for reckless driving and Casmere Jablonski reporting a possible cellar casemeter break in with unspecified loss.
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Milford
Board Ofire
Sutherland Enters GOP Nomination Race
Senator Howard Sutherland of West Virginia announces his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. He appeals to West Virginia voters to express preference in the primary and expects delegates to work toward his nomination. He calls for a cabinet of the ablest party members serving as a board of directors rather than managers.
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Washington
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Lis Iacemant
Ivill
Vecsey Gets Permit for 12 New Houses
Building commissioners at their meeting last night granted permit to Geza Vecsey, West End contractor, to erect twelve single family houses on Payerweather street and two on Harborview avenue. Other permits included one family houses on Arcada avenue and Parrott avenue, a series of garages on Staples, Lenox, Central and Bewler streets, plus additions to garages on Standard avenue and Drew place for various owners.
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Geza Vecsey
West End
Payerweather Street
Harborview Avenue
Arcada Avenue
L. TR
Blackma
Parrott Avenue
A. Datkowski
North Side
Hunting Street
Caroline Donovan
Staples Street
James F. Jenkins
Property Additions Advertised on Suburban Avenue
Readers note a listed transaction on West Side Tranistan Avenue for J Souibestyan and North Side Suburban Avenue for A Gane. Aggregate value set at 70 150 dollars.
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West Side
Tranistan Avenue
J. Souibestyan
Eide
For & Gane
Get Rid of Baker Mentioned in War Hearing Photostats
Frank Washburn of American Cyanamid testified before the House war investigating committee. He was shown photostats of a memorandum captured by justice agents containing the phrase get rid of Baker in Washington. The memorandum cited J. L. Andrews as the addressee. Lawmakers indicated Walter did not refer to the secretary of war. Andrews likely was Washington attorney in Sheffield Alabama.
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Washington
Frank
Washburn
American Cyanamid Company
New York
House War Investitatng Committee
Department of Justice
Heartig
Baker
J. L. Andrews
Coneem
Walter
Ware
Sheffield
Ora
Lichen Case Continued On License Charge
Leo Bichen of 242 Wagie Street appeared before Judge Wilder for selling goods from an automobile without a permit operating the auto without lights and lacking a driver’s license His case was continued until today.
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Tares Times
Cay
Leo Bichen
Wagie Street
Wilder
Tor
Wells Syrup Pepsin Promotes Free Trial Bottle Offer
A 19th century promotion touts Wells Syrup Pepsin a combination laxative with Senna and pepsin. It claims long use since 1875, wide retail sales in 1890s, and over seven million bottles bought last year, offering a prepaid free trial bottle via coupon.
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Dr. Caldwell
Wells
Bargain Day Hats and Furs Sale Ad Highlights
A crowded price list details bargain day offerings including untrimmed and trimmed hats in black and colored straw, furs like wolf and fox scarfs, beaver chokers, satin and georgette waists, silk petticoats, veils, and ribbons. Prices range from about 1.50 to 75.00 with numerous items featured and seasonal discounts emphasized.
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Kolinsky Natural
SUIRT
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