Disease toll in July shows no sharp rise in Bridgeport
Health department reports July sickness and deaths for Bridgeport with 18 diphtheria cases including one death and 17 scarlet fever cases with no deaths. Measles 49, tuberculosis 17, whooping cough 7, meningitis 1, pneumonia 2, and 37 for all others. A July chart compares deaths with June and July 1921. In Middletown, Annie Conze, 14, Hartford, drowned at Wethersfield last Tuesday. body recovered in river.
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Health Department
Bridgeport
Middletown
Annie Conze
Hartford
Wethersfield
Permits Granted for Construction Across Berkshire Area
Building commissioners approved permit activity totaling 13 135 in value for alterations and new structures. Projects include additions to an office building at 32 Howard Avenue for Berkshire Fertilizer Co and a brick six-storey building on Fairfield Avenue. Other filings cover antennary alterations, frame garages, store fronts, balconies, and new stores at several locations including Newfield Avenue 589 Harval Avenue Arcadia Wenstrom corner Seaview Avenue East Main Street and Alpine Street. Names tied to specific properties include Antonin Riccio Angelo Mastronzanni Frank Palvis Cencaila Nelson Blake George Deetah Cora Conwell I T Warner Joshua Maltzet.
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Howard Avenue
Berkshire Fertilizer Co
Gataare
Newfield Avenue
Antonin Riccio
Harval Avenue
Angelo Mastronzanni
Seaview Avenue
Frank Palvis
Arcadia
Avenue
Wenstrom and Pettersenichanga
East Main Street
Derby Woman Overcome by Gas in Bedroom
Derby area report details Mrs. Alice Shea of 235 Elizabeth Street overcome by gas leaking from a basket in her bedroom. Neighbors and church curator Rev. J Warren Roach found her unconscious. Dr. Loomis transported her to hospital in serious condition. The item also notes a liquor seizure case and various local notices and travel plans.
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Derby
Alice Shea
Elizabeth Street
St. Mary's Church
Emmett Avenue
D. T. Oeil
Louvig Pepe
Yquor Vnden
Trig
Pepe
Oficer Thomas O'Connor
Police Department
L. F. Gardner
Lew
E. J. Isaacs
Detroit
Crofut
Ira
Howard Melvitt
Brooklyn
Barney Sheppartz
Olivia Street
H. H. Lord
Pourta Street
Margaret Lord
Robert Mayo
Seymour
Willian Raymond
New York
Walter
Maple Avenue
Alfred C. Baldwin
Massachusetts
Vermont
Maine
District Deputy Visits Shelton Arcanum Lodge
District 7 official Keeia of Haven visited Hiean Council Royal Arcanum at their regular meeting last night. Nearly all members attended and a late hour bowling session followed. Various locals and visitors, including Miss Eva Bogan staying with Miss Grace Forbes in Vermont, were noted along with summer outings and staff updates.
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Keeia
Haven
Hiean Council
Royal Arcanium
Eva Bogan
Orchard Street
Grace Forbes
Dorget
Vermont
H. EB. Fowler
Capyu i
L. O. Miller
Philadelphia
A. R. Smith
Grove Avenir
Charles Degnan
R. N.bassett Co
Cedar Beach
Ferdinand Weiman
Caroline
Mae
Mildred Rykemann
Bridgeport
Helen Cawthra
Prince Street
Sonai Red
Picnnrc
Ackenash Tribe
Metclical Council of
Red Men
Pond Point
Milford
Harry Fowler
Boston
Catherine Lotard
New Haven
Shélton
Dancing &T
Greyhurst
J. B. Rogers
Woodment
Connecticut Medical Liberty League
Riverelit
League
Amohawk
Lake Mohawk
Litchfeld Hills
Fredus M. Gasc
M. Pond
James T. Patterson
Freelove Baldwin Stow
D. A. RB
A. Sumner
F. Sumner
Tailedega Institute
Taliecesa
Way
South
Miles Jennie Merwin
Ackebash Wibe
Redmen
William Veaudry
Paat
Attleboro
Maas
Presen
Annual Woodmont caucus to nominate officials today
Milfort Milford hosts a Woodmont annual caucus at the fire house this evening to nominate warden five burgesses clerk treasurer sheriff and two auditors. Voters 21+ residing in the borough registry are eligible for the meeting with reports and tax levy actions to follow.
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Milfort
Woodmont
Woodmont Association
Voters undecided over acceptance of new street in Westport
At a town meeting residents debated Wild Rose Road designation as a city street. The prior Beers Terrace name persisted among eight homeowners. A self initiated repair occurred as voters balked at standards and dead end issues. A rummage sale and a nature club meeting were also reported in town activities.
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Westport
Wild Rose Road
Beers Terrace
Ley
North Main Street
James A. Smith
Ladies of the Greens Farms
West Parish Road
Neishborhoog Nature Club
Peaocock Tea House
Main Street
Lowland's Store Hours Update Saturday Extensions
Local retailer Lowland's announces new Saturday hours with closing times at 5 PM on Saturdays and 6 PM for broader weekend service. Moor confer remains unclear from the fragment.
Palm Beach and Mohair Suits For Spring Wear
Tropical and tan suits promise warm days with comfort for vacation planning. Featured styles include House of Kuppenheimer and Howland makes priced from $10.50 to $24 with guaranteed satisfaction.
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House of Kuppenheimer
Summer candy assortment advertised for warm weather
Good pure Summer candy offered under ideal conditions with items such as Cocoanut cream cake at 29c per lb and Cocoanut dainties 39c per lb. Nut top cream wafers 39c per lb and Nut mallow 39c per lb. Peppermint and wintergreen wafers 39c per lb. Cocoanut bon bons 45c per lb and Pecan fudge 33c per lb. Dartmouth chocolates assorted sold only at Howland's, new price 42c per lb. Basement center.
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Dartmouth
Howland’s
Sweaters in chic shadings at $2.95 on second floor
A selection of warm sweaters in light and dark colors with fancy and plain weaves. Styles include tuxedo and slip-on, long and short sleeves, offered for $2.95 on the second floor rear.
Gloves and Kerchiefs in Fine Quality Stock
Real interest centers on well made gloves and kerchiefs. A fifty six button length silk glove gleams with luster, priced at 1.50. Cotton kerchiefs with lace corners cost 25c, linen kerchiefs with embroidery 25c, and men’s cotton kerchiefs in bright colors 15c. Malin floor, tight center.
Thermos Week Bargains Slash Bottle Prices Across Varieties
Cooperating with the Thermos maker, a week long sale runs August 5 to 12 offering popular Thermos bottles at about half their usual national prices. Items include enameled metal cases, corrugated metal and seamless brass options, with prices ranging from $1.29 to $2.51 and fourth floor rear displays.
Hosiery and Undies for Women At Main Floor
Women's lightweight undergarments and hosiery offered in multiple styles. Includes vests bodices combination suits silk hose with listing top and seam at back in black white and cordovan. Located on Main Floor left rear with price tags.
Raccoon Coats Featured In Classic Fur Display
An American fur showcase highlights raccoon coats prized for strength, weave, and natural color. Items range from 30 to 45 inches with three-stripe borders, shawl collars, and satin linings priced from 190 to 300 dollars on the second floor center.
Women’s shoe odds and ends at Fairfield store
Odd lot of oxfords and pumps offered at 85 Main floor Fairfield Ave. Sizes and styles vary, including two strap pumps, tan Cuban heel oxfords, dark brown brogue oxfords, light elk sport oxfords, and white pumps. Real high class shoes at bargain rack pricing.
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Fairfald Ave
New waists for weekend and vacation wardrobe
New waists you will want now to tuck in an extra one or two for weekend or vacation wear. Neatly tailored models and pretty fancy voices waists and over blouses in white with checks and fine plain materials. Long and short sleeves collars high necks round and square necks with trimming and plainer options priced at $2.
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Palm Beach
Special lot of men's wool suits and hats sale
Special lot of men's wool suits in herringbone and tweed patterns priced originally at 40 and 45 dollars, now 35 dollars. Main floor rear offers hats at 1.50 to 3.95 dollars, including four hats for 2.95 and a range of 2 and 3 dollar hats.
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Hasting
Main St
Shelton Arcanum Lodge
The
Davis & Hawley CO. Jewelers
Hallmark
Woodmont 10
New Street
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Lowland's
Blzin Foer
Malin
Howland Dry Goods
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