Noted Saybrook Representative Born in Corning in 1856
The text notes a Saybrook town representative who served in the general assembly in 1887 and was born in Corning, New York, on September 15, 1856. It mentions a wife from Goshen and a summer home used to consult a physician.
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Goshen
Saybrook
General Assembly
Corning
N. Y
Notime to Leavis Yet Church Joke
A humorous exchange about an organ grinder where a character remarks on people gathered. Gothym responds that the performer has not passed around his hat yet, delivering a playful punchline.
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Leavis
Gothym
Schanse
Carpenters Start Work on Building North of Station
STRATFORD Aug 1 Special. Builders raise a one story frame shop for John Cataline on Main street just north of the railroad station as the North Main street business expansion begins. The move follows Cataline moving his shoe repair shop from the center to make room for new construction and signals more development between Barnum avenue and the rail line.
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Stratford
John Cataline
Main Street
North Main Street
Catalino
Pumb and Bartram
Rudolph Yuppa
Barnum Avenue
Main
Surfavenue
Honeyspot
Surf Avenue
Avon Park
Christ. Church
Assembly Hall of Christ
Stratford Woman's Suffrage Association
Schoonmaker
Theodore Blackett
Unbehagen
Ding Bat Club
Toda
Mary Baret Dosch
D. R. Hewland
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Orville Palmer
Laurel Beach
King Street
George Chase
Orenoyne
Berkshires
Clifton
Cuvard Lewis
Bridgeport Hospital
J. C. Ringe
Mildred
Catherine Street
Atlantic City
Noo
Daniel Carten
Broadbridge Road
George Hartlett
Peek’s Mill
Kent
Hartlett
James Vanes
Navily Parade
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gilbert
Edwards
Jordson
Troi Joy Ours
Stratford Milling CO
Sutton Avenue
Norwalk Man Wins $1,359.59 in Land Sale Case
Norwalk man Miner D. Randall was awarded $1,359.59 by Judge John R. Booth of the Common Pleas court after suing Samuel D. Gant of Greenwich for $1,900 for a failed commission in locating a purchaser for an estate known as The Rocks in Darien. Gant arranged a buyer at $25,000 but did not pay the commission. In a separate Norwalk suit, Frank B. Roberts lost a $2,? dispute against Ada A. Pagan of Danbury when the court ruled Roberts failed to prove ownership of the disputed East Norwalk land used by motorists to reach Pagan’s garage.
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the Rocks
Tekeneke
Darien
Miner D. Randall
Norwalk
John R. Booth
Common Pleas Court
Hunhed
Randall
Samuel D. Gant
Greenwich
Gant
Frank 8. Roberts
Ada A. Pagan
Danbury
Booth
Pagan
Roberts Lawn
Roberts
British Capture 4503 Germans in July Report
London August 1 British official report states that patrols captured several prisoners at night near the front. The July total of prisoners taken by British forces reached 4,603 including 39 officers amid routine artillery activity.
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London
Tonteht
Seval
Ores
Newark Lumber Firm Must Pay Damages in Ill-Delivered Carload
Burn and Crump, Newark lumber contractors, were awarded 374 damages in the Common Pleas court after Metropolitan Lumber of Newark New Jersey failed to deliver a carload as agreed on May 7 1917. Judge John R Booth ruled yesterday afternoon noting the delay handicapped business operations and that damages originally sought reached 1000. The trial occurred several months prior.
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Metropolitan Lumber Company
Burn
Crump
Common Pleas Court
John R. Booth
Metropolitan Company
Newark
N. J
Defects to Extent Of 2000 In Each House Is Claim
Luther Brown a local contractor testified for Barnith Sachs in a 50000 suit against Park City Construction about defects in 19 houses on Sachs Street Stratford. He said defects would cost 2000 per house to cure, while opposing counsel argued his brick experience limited. The case resumes next morning. Also Fred and William Jayson of 416 State Street arrested for theft of a suit case and clothes valued at 20 dollars after rooming with Anthony Hughes.
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Park City Construction Company
Sachs Street
Stratford
Luther Brown
Barnith Sachs
Brown
Sachs
Carl Voster
Jank L. Wilder
Council For Sachs
Darien
John W. Banks
Constriction Company
Fred
William Jayson
State Street
John P. Curry
Anthony Hughes
Rugs for Hall and General Use
Rugs for hall and general use nine feet long and three feet wide. For general service rug rugs that lend bright and cheerful note to either living room or sleeping room.
Bloomers for Little Girls and Big Girls at Second Floor
Promote bloomers as durable laundry savers for children and women. Describes striped and plain chambray bloomers in multiple colors for sizes 2 to 8, khaki bloomers with full pleats for ages 6 to 16, and white jean bloomers fitted to a yoke for sizes 4 to 15. Mentioned as vacation wear suitable for camp or shore.
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Jean
Cream on the go with Auto Vacuum freezer offer
A compact travel tip promotes carrying cream in an Auto Vacuum freezer to freeze before departure. It supposedly stays frozen during transit and ready for use, claiming a worry free experience and a price of four dollars.
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Bridgeport
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Helmar
Newark Lumber Firm
America
Louisville Courier- Journal
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Indorsed
Ifred Wi. McCann
Goabel
U. 5
Morgan Ave. and
Rock St
Brooklyn, N
HMI
HEI
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Arcade Corner
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Axminster
Howland Dry Goods