Driver Who Struck Boy Discharged by Court
Jamies Donovan of Lenox avenue was discharged by City court after being arrested for reckless driving when his car struck and seriously injured nine year old Harold Trumbury of Gilbert street at State and Broad streets. Witnesses said Donovan was blameless. The injured boy is rapidly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Donovan
Lenox Avenue
Harold Trumbury
Gilbert Street
State
Broad Streets
Donovan
Cantilever Shoe Promises Free Foot Circulation
An advertisement warns that tight clothing or tight shoes hinder blood flow and weaken foot muscles. It promotes the Cantilever Shoe with a flexible, unconstrained forepart and properly balanced heels to keep toes roomy, support development, and maintain comfort for healthy feet.
Ford Company Days Is Debi To Aetna Company
Hartford Aug 10 The Aetna Casualty Security Co received a check for 774292 from Ford Motor Co ending a long legal dispute over a Woodward Hotel Co contract to build a 12 story hotel on 64th street New York The case began with Dodge Brothers stockholder claims of improper use of Ford funds and involved a 600000 damages award later increased by interest and charges settled when Aetna paid on Ford obligations and Ford settled its dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Aetna Casualty & Security Co
Ford Motor Company
Aetna Co
Ford Motor Co
Broadway
64Th Street
New York
Henry Ford
Woodward Hotel Co
Dodge Brothers
Cary
Motor Company
Ward
Ford
Aetna Company
United States District Court
Ford Company
Old Rome Night Presented by Newtown Grange
Old Rome night at Newtown Grange features an extemporaneous talk by Mrs. Seaman Mead on Storrs Agricultural College and bees, a short play by Mrs. Edith Coger, and songs by Mrs. Philipg of Bridgeport. Bouquet prizes, refreshments, and a display of flowers marked the event. Also notes on the Annual Carnival by Dodgingtown Fire Department and various local residents travelling or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Seaman Mead
Storrs Agricultural College
Mead
Edith Coger
Edith Goyer
Adolf Carlson
Charles Cavenough
Esther Coger
John Romen
A.J. Smith
Philipg
Bridgeport
Mantis Beresford
New York
Grange
Mra. iDhrall
Acigl
Tales of Bradford Boy Drowning Heard at Inquest
Deputy Coroner Har ry C Stevenson considers findings on seven year old Robert Bradford of 70 Curtis avenue who drowned at Newlwild avenue. Witnesses describe him stepping into a hollow created by vessel release cavations for Isis and vanishing underwater as tides shift. Company manager Robert J Ferret says holes in depressions are not filled. another witness recounts the accident occurring at low tide with a companion wading further out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Stevenson
Robert Bradford
Curtis Avenue
Newlwild Avenue
Thad
Isis
Bridgeport
Robert J. Ferret
Frances Brousseau
Fost Main Street
Robert Headford
Bicycle Rider Injured As Car Hits Cyclist On Fairfield Avenue
George Zambe of Lenox Weighas Fairfield was badly hurt yesterday at 7 AM when his bicycle on Fairfield and Park avenues was struck by Barry Cappe of 492 1 Broad St. Zambe suffered bruises and lacerations and was taken to Emergency Hospital. police reported the incident with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zambe
Lenox Weighas
Fairfield
Fairfield Avenue
Park Avenue
Barry Cappe
Zambe
Canning supplies advertised for thrifty housewives
Time saving canning gear showcased with a full stock of strainers funnels jar openers caps rubbers and kettles. The ad promotes ideal jars lightning tops Mason jars paraffin and preserving outfits on the fourth floor rear at reasonable prices.
Wash dresses on sale across three lots for quick move
Big wash dress season ends soon with three clearance lots on the second floor center. Lot 1 offers ginghams with organdy or linen collars at 2.50. Lot 2 features fine ginghams with organdy trims at 3.25. Lot 3 includes ginghams organdies and foulard designs with satin vest effects at 4.75. All previously higher priced.
Price cleanup for Main floor rear sale on Wairfield Ave
The listing notes a price of 4.45 dollars for the main floor rear unit located on Wairfield Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairfield Ave
Dress fabrics bid for favor
New Scotch plaids make ideal dresses for the school days fast approaching. Fabrics include 39 inches wide St yd sturdy and new. An all wool serge offers refined, serviceable use. Premier crepe combines wool and manair for wear resisting fall use at 42 inches wide. Third Noor, front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noor
New Open Front Sweaters Show Rich Color Range
Readers can view fluffy wool sweaters with round neck and Tony sleeves in white buff and orchidslip, priced at $2.95. Also featured are heavy roll collar and open front designs in navy, black, buff, brown, orchid and white with ribbed cuffs, all on second floor rear for $6.00.
New Popular Copyright Books At Popular Price
New issues at the popular copyright price of 75c on the main floor near Fairfield Ave. Titles include The Sheik by E M Haul Prairie Flowers by Hendryx Hidden Trails by William Patterson White The Underwood Mystery by Charles J Dutton The Woman from Outside by Hurlburt Fo tner The Maid of Mirabelle by Elliot H Robinson First Sir Percy by Baroness Orczy The Fighting Fool by Dane Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Hendryx
William Patterson White
Underwood
Charles J. Dutton
Hurlburt Footner
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Failines
Dorothy Dodd
Grover
Eman
W. K. Mollan
Fairfield Ave
DEBI
AETNA
Regiula
Main Street
Newtown Grange
Briery
Sidd
Mary Sucrite Beecher
White Mountains
Canada
Henry Carlson
New England
Manchester
William Shepard
Naugatuck
James Lovejoy
Floart Warner
Gould Curtis
Maine
Eliott Platt
Platt
Montreal
Robert Freeman
Chourau
B. Badger
Baymona Maladher
Brideport
Columbia
Ars. I. B. Badger
Vermont
Bradford
Oficeland Fountains
Horiick
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Palm Beach
the. Howland Dry Goods CO
E. M
Clausons
Zona Gale
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