Dillon Plans Four Story Building on Main Street
Edward H. Dillon, former city official and business man from He ford, announced plans for a new four story fireproof business building at 1196-98 Main street. The $100,000 structure will replace the Chester Clothing company and The Fair. It will face Sanday buildings to the south and a two story block to the north. Frontage 40 feet, depth 200 feet, with completion expected within four months.
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Edward H. Dillon
Nuw
Heford
Main Street
Charles Dillon & Com
Pany
Chester Clothing Com
Fair
Tre
Dillon
Peterson Ointment Heals Severe Ulcer Say Readers
A letter testifies to a dramatic recovery from a long standing ulcer after using Peterson’s Ointment. Mrs Albert Southcott quotes a testimonial from Lyndonville praising relief, pain removal, and complete healing after nine dollars spent. The ad urges others to try the salve.
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Peterson
Albert Southcott
Hir Peterson
Peter
Albert Sout
Lyndonville
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offer Obesity Reduction
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless obesity remedy. It claims preeminent authors and gratitude toward the product, notes a price of one dollar for a two case supply, and directs readers to order from Marmola Co. in Detroit.
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Marmoia Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Wich
Foot Relief Promises Cure For Sore Feet
An advertisement claims Gspey Foot Relief penetrates inflamed vessels to ease smarting burning and pain from walking on hard floors. It urges readers to buy from local druggists Hindie Drug Stores and Leverty Bray Stores, with successful results guaranteed.
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Hindie Drug
Leverty Bray
Resignation of Raymond L. French Regret Announced
The resignation of Raymond L. French from his traffic manager post at Columbia Graphophony is noted with regret in Connecticut Industry. French leaves the company to pursue the insurance field and also steps down as president of the New England Traffic League after 26 years of service.
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Manufrefurers’ Association of Connecticut
Connecticut
Associalan
French
Columbia Graphophony
New England Traffic League
Headquarters for Chamber of Commerce Chosen Today
Board of Directors empowered George S Crawford and Secrets Seward B Price to select a headquarters location. After evaluating Seaside building on State Lafayette, and other prospects, they recommended two options for final consideration. The lease on current quarters expires in October and W G Spencer led the headquarters committee.
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Te Chamber of Commerce
George S. Crawford
Seward B. Price
Agonquin Club
State Lafayette Streets
W. G. Spencer
Gridzep Couch Pease Company
Chiman
Voramitce
Lea
State Chamber of Commerce
Edmend
Boy Refuses Aid After Bicycle Crash Into Car
An unidentified boy riding a bicycle along Main Street yesterday collided with the rear of a car owned by William H. Shorisheve at 37 Courtland Street. The rider refused to give his name, said he was not injured, and left the scene. Antante Albanese of 464 Housatonic Avenue drove the car and also claimed no injuries.
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William H. Shorisheve
Courtland Street
Rainer
Nomi Acres
Myamu
Antante Albanese
Housatonig Uremua
Aewi
Inter Greney Hospital
Plans Planned Memorial for Waterbury Firemen
A two department committee plans a memorial mass for deceased members to be celebrated next Monday at St Patrick's by Rev Father Michael J Thomas. Before priesthood studies, he served with Waterbury fire department and will lead a large Catholic turnout expected to include about 180 firemen marching in uniform to the club.
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St. Patrick's
Pather
Michael J. Thomason
Waterbury
Police Let Parent Exercise Authority Over Child Dispute
A Madison Avenue family dispute ended with police stating no interference was needed. An 18 year old girl sought permission to go out but her father refused and restrained her on the porch while neighbors watched. The incident drew police attention before any action was taken.
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Madison Avenue
Hess
Collector of Customs to Tour 14 Cities in 14 Cities
Ilar T. Bisset of Ridwefield, customs collector, spent yesterday acquainting himself with his men. Mr Bigcell will lead a spectran trip to New London and Lew Haye with James I. McGovern will introduce Bisset in 14 cities.
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Ilar T. Bisset
Af Ridwefield
Mr. Bigcell
London
Art
Lew Haye
James I. McGovern
Miter
Bisset
Taxi driver released on bond after fatal crash
Miiep S and pending practically thres nijnement. Hayward Marvell switch, taxiga driver Whase tatan down and mortally injured feht weer aid Dox Canfield u adhiwoed avenue Monday, was released from police custody late yesterday afternoon. A head of Rival wag posted fer later trial ont charee mmnslauehoe.
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Miiep
Hayward Marvell
Whase Tatan
Canfield
Wag
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Amore
Raymond L. French
Chamber OF Commerce
Customs
Warren G. Harding
Lisle Sock
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Perce
Vasale
Everr
Washahie
Caameetty
Vns Umbrellas Ferry Prlerd
Nainsook
Palm Beach
Orsteds
Ntra Fine
Aioe
Lern
Aizes
Norfolk
Iarius Oliver ‘Twist
Suitie i
Lattn Atyles
Borateviy Privet
Ld AL
Geateaudts
Feo
Sdarchive
Boys
Tivey
Sns
Wurmerky
Handkerchis
Jorane
Gayestil Boys’ Unionalls
Stiat
Warren G Harding
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