Democrats Snub Chiefs in New Haven Dinner
A New Haven testimonial dinner for Registrar Thomas F. Cahlil drew no attendance from Democratic chiefs and leaders allied with Al Smith. The event, planned by Stratford’s Thomas Cummings and Hartford’s Thomas Spellacy, sparked talk of a statewide realignment as supporters debate future plans and mayoral prospects.
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Democrata
New Haven
Registrar of
Thomas FE. Cahlil
Inviemer
Cummings
Stratford
Commmnitteemann
Thomas Jr. Spellacy
Hartford
New York
Alfred Ji. Smith
Obara
Charles G. McVay
Fitegeral
Gunde
Wei
al Smith
David E. Witagerald
Frank E. Bergin
Hig
Bergin
Plaintiff Loses Suit Against Shelton Man
Judgment for the defendant given by Judge Walsh in the Court of Common Pleas. Stephan F Donovan Kerry vs George A Hummel et al. Shelton. The accident case was decided on May 27, 1964 in the afternoon.
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Datiff Walsh
Court of Common
Neuritis relief claim from old drug ad
An advertisement touts Allgurhu Special Paramula No 2 capsules as a cure for neuritis and rheumatic pain. It promises rapid relief within 24 hours and alleges permanent reduction of nerve pain and insomnia, urging readers to verify their neuritis before buying.
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Ailenrhu
Penny antiseptic for skin diseases ad
Readable text touts stop itching eczema and pimples with a pen antiseptic soap and zinc paste. Claims clear skin and remove blemishes with a trial bottle priced at one dollar. Contains promotional language and pricing.
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Zane
Truckmen Ordered to Appear in Greenwich
Greenwich April 22 Edward Tobias of Bridgeport and Carmine Amiaty of New Haven failed to appear for overloaded truck charges. Judge Meade ordered State officer Quigley to bring them to court Friday. James Quick of New York fined 25 dollars and costs for overloaded truck. Vaerry Breese of Stanford and Thomas Fund of West Hoboken had cases noted or paid costs.
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Greenwich
Edward Tobias
Garfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Carmine Amiaty
Worcester Street
New Haven
Cork
James R. Meade
Charles Quigley
James Quick
South First Treet
New York
Vaerry Breese
Summer ‘Street
Stanford
Pleasure Beach Groomed for May Opening
Bridgeport Island amusement park plans tentative May 2 with weekend openings first two weeks. A swimming pool to be added and former concessions to operate. Nearby beaches and Seasite Park already attracting bathers despite chilly waters as the season nears.
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Ice
Bridgeport Island
Acto
Seasite Park
Chamber Plans Baseball Dinner at Stratfield Hotel
The Chamber of Commerce will host a Baseball Dinner at the Stratfield hotel next Monday at noon for Bridgeport Baseball Club members and management guests. Notables are listed for the program, with Senator Hiram Bingham speaking Thursday night April 30 after a 7 p.m. dinner, in a joint meeting by the Elgin luncheon clubs under Rotary auspices. The address topic is The Youth of America in observance of Boy's Week.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stratfold Hotel
Bridgeport Baseball Club
Hiram Bingham
Stratfield Hotel
Ball Am
Hotary Club
Reckless Driver Fined in Derby Court
In Derby on April 22 Special report says Stanley Shuches of Ansonia faced reckless driving charges and was fined 25 dollars with 15 dollars of the fine remitted. George Latin of Caroline street was arraigned for non support and bound to pay five dollars weekly for two children or face jail, bond set at 300 dollars. Charles Douglass, two, died after a short illness due to spinal meningitis, survived by parents and four grandparents and three brothers and a sister. Funeral service Friday at 2 PM from the home, interment Mt. St. Peter's Cemetery.
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Derby
Sanley Shuches
Ansonia
George Latin
Caroline Street
Charles Douglass
Clarence Douglass
Cedris Avenue
Charles Shaffer
Donald
Kenneth
Charles
Frances
Y'Coes
Mt. St. Peter’s Cemetery
Public Schools Plan May Day Observance
Public schools outline May Day observance to be held in port shhoo with activities across eight schools. Programs emphasize health education and student participation through games and exercises, planned for May 1 in various parks, led by Mrs. Winifred Hart and Mr. Went.
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Port
Shhoo
Deby Harvey Fent
Winifred Hart
Went
Bridgeport Drug Ad Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
An old Bridgeport drugstore advert promotes a remedy for stomach agony gas and indigestion claiming it banishes heartburn and bloating. The copy promises relief from indigestion nervousness and sleeplessness with Menthe Papern and urges readers to buy a bottle at the local drugstore.
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Bridgeport
Drace
Westport Road visit eyed by state legislature panel
Westport the scene as the legislature committee on roads bridges and rivers plans to inspect the proposed Westport Wilton road. Backed by a favorable bill and local pressure the plan aims to connect Danbury via a trunk line, relieving motorists from detours to Norwalk.
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Westport
State Legislature Committee On
Westport-Wilton
Danbury
Norwalk
Danbury Road
Old Church
Harry R. Sherwood Terday
Universalist
Alfred Maddock
Lucille H. Willis
John Ss. Carey
Chitra D. Curry
Imperial Place
Lixella H. Post
Iucille H. Willis
Edgar H. Perry
Fairfield
Legal Association
Westport Club
EPT
Greens Farms Parent Teachers’ Association
fGeeens Farms Association
John Meader
State Normal School
New Haven
Connecticut
Meader
Sametz
Riverside Avenue
Orliff Fredrickson
Norval Hospital
H. 3. Phillips
Bill Sanborn Retires From Newsstand After 45 Years
Bill Sanborn, long time Bridgeport newsdealer, retires after forty five years at Fair Field avenue and Water street near the depot. He will remain in Bridgeport Hospital about five weeks for an operation under Dr H Willard Fleck. Sanborn is known for serving a wide circle of friends and customers and was among the city’s early newsvendors.
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Ss. Sanborn
Bridgeport
Sanborn
Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
H. Willard Fleck
Sintarn
Tie
Walter Marsh
Natendith
Lesblex
Andor i
Masonic Degree Work Planned for Tomorrow
Members of the Jerie Freemason chapter No. 18 prepare for an initiation ceremony tomorrow at the lodge hall. The gathering is scheduled for the evening with all members urged to attend.
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Armay
Tomorth
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Shelton Man
Dave
New Jersey
Westport Road
Roads and Bridges Committee
Harry Comfort
Rutherford, N. J
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White
Saugetuck
Frances Lewinson
E. D. Lewinson
Cross Highway
Lauralion Hall
Milford
Janes
Eter Restaine
Brooklyn
James Restaine
Evergreen Avenue
Misa Rachel Alice Miller
Pelican Munner
Ira Miller
Wright Street
Fred Lindwal
Harry Johnson
Durie Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Fable Building
Vincent Remlin
Loding
York
Lectman J
W. Mansfeld
Ulehi
Boyton
Bill” Sanborn
Newsdealer
Clark
New England
New York State
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M. Richartz
West
42Nd Street
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Vera Noble
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Midnleman
Seman and Son
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