Bankrupt Petitions Heard by Referee in Bridgeport
Ten businessmen will have petitions heard by Referee John W. Banks at the Bridgeport bank building Saturday. Hearings cover stages from initial hearings to final trustee accounts, with first creditors meetings for Samuel Clark Sr, Max Edahlitz, Ferris A. Stevens, and Louis Ginzberg. Additional discharges for Carl Kappe and Lena Loewenthal, trustee accounts for Bridgeport Flour and Grain, and final accounts of Ray Cadzin and Benjamin I Betts. Bernard Tower’s trustee account in electrical supplies is scheduled for the afternoon.
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Carl Kappe
Lena Loewenthal
Bridgeport Flour and Grain Company
Ray Cadzin
Benjamin I. Betts
Fairfield
Bernard Tower
Carroll Exonerated in Nor Walk Auto Fatality
Coroner John J. Phelan ruled yesterday that Frank W. Carroll bore no criminal mobility in the death of Annie Frances Boyd, 40, who was struck in Nor Walk on April 39. The coroner’s finding clears Carroll of criminal responsibility in the automobile incident.
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Frank W. Carroll
Automobdaust Arrested On State Antilaw Charge
Joseph Whitman aged 26 of 232 Madison Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon and taken to police headquarters charged with a violation of the state anti laws. He allegedly operated a jitney without proper public license.
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Madison Avenue
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Bridgeport Man
James F. Carrier of 414 Central Avenue Bridgeport testifies over years that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney and bladder troubles and kept his back and kidneys in good shape. The ad cites prior endorsements and urges readers to buy Doan's Kidney Pills with price noted and dealer availability.
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James F. Carrier
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Don Widney
What to Eat for Dyspepsia Says Medical Authority
An advertisement advises dyspeptics to manage stomach trouble by moderating diet or using Bisulated Magnesia as an antacid. It promotes powder or tablets to neutralize excess acid, aid digestion, and avoid harsh remedies. The product is described as direct acting, non digestant, and laxative in certain forms.
Milford School Children Plan War Gardens
Milford April 25. The article notes public school pupils pledge to grow crops for war gardens, with plans led by Professor A. J. Mathewson and support from the New Haven County Farm Bureau. It mentions war effort activities, Red Cross aid to Milford boys, and a dedication day for a church organ, plus local social items.
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Hazel TL. Carmichael
Stiles Denison Woodruff
Orange
Dayton
Wighland Avente
Myrtle Beach
Howard Dayton
Fort Terry
Edward Davidson
Columbia Hospital
Bronx
Devon
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Camp Upton
N. Y
John Geoghegan
Robert Haward Warden
Eugene ©. Cunningham
Washington
Hartford
Connecticut Junior Road Army
New Haven County Farm Bureau
A. 7. Mathewson
National Association of War Gardens
Village Improvement Association
First Church
Lorenzo Pratt Oviatt
Oviatt
Butterworth
George W. Simonson
Methodist Church
Milford High School
Plymouth Circle
Anna Fennon Rogers
Mitford
Lauralton Hall Alumni Association
IE. T. Clark
P. J.babcock
Wilcox Park
Enming
Woodmont
Charles Tarren
Violet Ober
Charlotte A. James
Jienny Sadler
St. Paul's Church
Bridgeport
William Askam
Paul Wilhelm
Gladys Askam
Mp Union
Catry
Igeworl
River St
New Haven
Post Office Observes Liberty Holiday Today
The local post office marks Liberty Day with a full day off for many workers. Morning deliveries only, afternoon devoted to War Savings stamps sales. Festmaster Charles P F Greene orders window service normal and the sale of War Savings and Thrift stamps at the post office.
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Monsey in France Report to Parents on Health
Private Harry Monsey of the regiment sends a message to his parents Mr and Mrs William Mounsey of 70 Calif Street. He reports being in health and mentions recent service overseas in France.
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Harry Monsey
William Mounsey
Calif Street
Fraternal War Savings Session Tonight With Parade
A Liberty day celebration by the Fraternal War Savings committee is set for this evening at Odd Fellows hall on Broad Street. A street parade precedes the meeting with Home Guard companies in march. Ushers include Boy Scouts. Speakers Rev William Horace Day Howard Speer and Lynn W Wilson will address patriotic topics. William T Hinecks chairs. Peter F Bellew directs music. Nearly 100 fraternal societies will be represented.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broad Street
Home Guard
Boy Scouts
William Horace Day
Howard Speer
Lynn W. Wilson
William T. Hinecks
Peter F. Bellew
Statutes Revisions Extend Three More Weeks
Judge John W Banks of the local bankruptcy court estimates the revision of the Connecticut statutes at Hartford will need about six additional weeks. He serves on a four member committee handling the project, the first revision since 1902.
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John W. Banks
Hartford
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How to Avoid Backage and Nervousness
Providence Rhode Island woman Mrs Aveting B Ly Noi details long illness with nervousness backache headaches and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and weight and urges others to seek help from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
Phosphated Iron Revives a Nervy Young Man
A reader recounts dramatic recovery after using Phosphated Iron. Once run down and sleepless, a man credits the tonic with restoring appetite, weight, and color, saying doctors now prescribe it as a trusted remedy.
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