Wallace Property to Be Sold to Meet Expenses
The Aaron W. Wallace property on State street east of the Ridle club, with two buildings valued at about 240010, will be sold as income of 858 cannot cover taxes and expenses of 1019.69. A Superior court petition was granted by Judge Donald T. Warner, with a committee to dispose of the property before November 19.
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Aaron W. Wallace
State Street
Se Ridle Club
Superior Court
Donald T. Warner
Okenuck Tribe plans W S S campaign in Stratford
STRATFORD Aug 13 Plans for the War Savings Stamps campaign by the Okenuck Tribe of Red Men were discussed at the tribe meeting. Teams were selected and ready to canvass Stratford as soon as ordered. Also noted were local social updates and honors, including Mrs Reinhold Persson's election as state commander of the Spanish War Veterans auxiliary.
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Alva
C. Thompson
Mansas
Harriet Geard
Board of Jeducation
Great Barrington
Frederick Viner
Warwick Avenue
Flarry -Nothnngle
Paradise Green
George Shenton
Brooklyn
Belle Parks
East Broadway
Wmlizabeth Rogers
Sutton Avenue
Ernest Wilcox
Ansonia
Lordship
Lordship Park
Poplar
Stratford
Fairfield
John Wilcoxson
Michels Avenue
Bridgeport
Persson
Connecticut
China
Charged WEE TART Arrest in Theft Case at Water Street
John Alitowitch of 88 State Street was arrested after a clock yesterday afternoon on a charge of theft. Patrolman Afo Curthy took him into custody. Min towitch is accused of taking a suit from a room at 51 Water Street.
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John Alitowitch
State Street
Afo- Curthy
Mintowitch
Water Street
Patrolman Sheehy Faces Suspension Over Court Absences
Patrolman Patrick Sheehy was suspended by Supt John H Redgate after failing to appear in City court for two arrests and not notifying for days off. His badges were turned over pending the police commissioners report expected at tomorrow's meeting. The investigation followed a claim he was unwell when relieved from duty and did not appear as required. Other duty disruptions involving Cass and Bernard were noted as tabled.
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Tia Men Iie
Ito
Patrick Sheehy
John H. Redgate
Sheehy
Tina
Ehiltees
Cass
Bernard Wn
State Fire Chiefs Will Meet Today For Convention
Bridgeport hosts the state fire chiefs convention with a luncheon at 1 p.m. at the Wiks club and a 2 p.m. business session at Eagles hall. Mayor Wilson opens the session and Chief Daniel Johnson serves as host. Visitors tour city parks, fire houses, and equipment, with officer elections to conclude Thursday afternoon.
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Wiks’ Club
Eagles Hall
Cilers
Bridgeport
Wilson
Daniel Johnson
Vienna Citizens Pay 40 Crowns for Italian Papers
Vienna residents resorted to paying 40 crowns to obtain Italian papers amid a surge of anti Italian propaganda. The Buildings Department in Vienna approved 14 permits totaling 74,151 dollars for various structures including a two family apartment building on Fairfield and Troward avenues. Additional permits included private garages, alterations, and a veranda project on Park avenue.
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Vienna
Francis G. Prank
Fairfield
Troward Avenues
Troward Avenue
Ivanistan Avenue
Elizabeth McMillen
Ah Trembult Street
Twenty Society
Iranistan Avenue
T. Ix
Bor- Avm
Eh, Marsh
Bricketpola
South Avenue
Eastern Mallalle Iron Company
Park Avenue
J. W. Morehouse
Chineet
Ruth ‘Miller
Henry Street
Henry Tigan
Stratford Avenue
Williaia Nothnngie
Old Town Road
H.W. Merry
Myrtle Avenue
Ala Thompson
Tiriele
Wairfield and
Howard l Avenues
Francis G. Terank
Cedar Street
Robert Wrensman
Trick
Howard Avenue
Francis G. Ifrank
Nerve tonic claims bold results from Hilo Phosphate
An advertorial touts Hilo Phosphate as a non habit forming nerve and vitality remedy for thin or nervous individuals. It promises restored vigor, brighter eyes, and improved appetite, claiming rapid weight gain and dramatic mood improvement, while warning that it can aid anyone not wishing to gain flesh.
Germany to discuss prisoner treatment with U S
Washington Aug 13 Germany accepted in principle the American plan for a conference on prisoner treatment to be held in homes Switzerland in mid September. Delegates led by Minister Garrett at The Hague will attend. Talks will also cover interned civilians and related questions.
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Washington
Tormal
Germany
Horne
Switzerland
Saptember
State Department
United States
Garrett
Hague
Pork Raising in City Draws Permits Debate
Pork is being raised in considerable quantities in Camville with residents planning to keep pigs in backyards for winter meals. Health officials have many permit requests, though city ordinances require pens to be 100 feet from dwellings and permits may not be needed for backyard pens.
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Camville
Health Department
Efealth Department
Opt Chon
Three Men Injured in Flights at Pensacola
A seaplane crash at the Naval Air Station Pensacola injured three men and left three others dead. The Navy Department released a list of the injured and deceased, including crew members and technicians, with names such as Jenusign J and Schwab St. Bonta.
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Pensacola
Abhington
Ar 13
Naval Air Station Pensacola Bla
Jenusign J
Schwab
St. Bonta
Herbert I. Groh
Meto
Pastdena
Maryland
Rank
Lynch
Electrician
Somerset
Alans
Division Six to Summon All General Service Men
Division Six will summon all General Service men from the class of 1947 and those in 1948 who fit General Service needs. About 49 men in the 1947 class are called to report for entrainment in August. The call aims to fill quotas with men reclassified in the area often tied to marriages, and many in this division fit that profile.
Objects to Housecleaning Method of Chinaman
A resident on Prospect Street objects to a Chinese man living there and allegedly airing bedclothes and sheets on the sidewalk. The caller asked the health department to send an inspector to stop the practice.
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Prospect Street
Wayien
Argent
Jtlealth Department
Lifebuoy soap promotes skin health in training camps
Lifebuoy is touted as a popular soap in United States training camps due to its creamy antiseptic lather. The ad claims daily skin perspiration, dust, and acids can irritate skin, which Lifebuoy prevents with regular use. It emphasizes a hygienic odor and urges trying a cake for face hands and bath, from Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass.
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United States
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Hiellea
Virion Weis
William Jols
Stdward W. Slug
Vooe
Washington Star
Main St. Dillon’s
Main St
Conn
Hartford
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Dillon
Risparmour
Armour Grain Company
Chicago
Armour
Hamburg
Mohican Assort
Princess Coffee
Avalon
Mason and Lightning Rubber
Elgin Creamery
Boston
Ibs
Zac
Okenuck Tribe of Red Men
W.S.S
West Place
NUS
Stratford Milling CO
Supt
Redgate
Elks Club
Eagles’ Hall
West End
Rome
T Dobbs
Dobbs
tGoston Transcript
Neu
Risa
Auron
Tere
Air Service
Sartoni
Ald KK
Hirsh- Wickwire
WES Kohlnaer Clothiers Haberdashers
Main Street
U.S
Berne
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge, Mass
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