Amusements Polys Bill and New Vaudeville Acts Dominate Week
Local bill offers two distinct acts including Grette Ardine with Tyrell & Mack and a lavish set from Songland titled Flashes from Songland. Harold Kennedy stars in Lost Art while Mabel Normand headlines Head Over Heels at the Empire. a Thursday night amateur showcase is added for three days. The Capitol Theater features It Matrimony A. Allure and a new Paramount comedy Tryou must elope.
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Grette Ardine
Taylor & Bobbie
Connecticut
Voudevilly Llubs
New York
Chicago
Mabel ‘Normand
Goldwyn
the Empire
Trallin Silent
New York Theatrica
Tryou
T. Roy Barnes
Lil, Lee
Paramount
Lg Matri
Milford Caucus Enrollment Unusually Small
Milford awaits the forthcoming caucuses as figures show minimal new voter interest. Fred M. Smith reports only eight new voter applications in three districts on Aug 2 and 4, with seven Republicans and one Democrat among them. Republican lists gain about 190 names, while Democrats gain 18. Local notices include lodge reports, a funeral, club events, and court actions detailing fines for reckless driving and other charges.
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Milford
Fred M. Smith
Mattress Company Plans Expansion of East Washington Factory
The Bridgenort Mattress Company will move from its current site to a large factory at Oak Center and George streets, adding 29,000 square feet of floor space and boosting production and employment. The building owners, Bchace & Sonnen, will lease part to a new industry starting within three weeks, employing about 160 workers.
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Bridgenort Mattress Campany
East
Washington Avenue
Wiles
Oak, Center and
George Street
Tenco
Thoor
Ofielain
Jaraer
Mattress
Bchace & Sonnen
Realty Decilare
Mattress Company
Merritt and Beers Deny Candidacy for Probate Judge Arena
Attorneys Albert J. Merritt and Aaron T. Beers state they are not candidates for the Republican nomination for probate judge against Judge Paul Miller. They accuse Miller of lacking their consent and declare support for Miller's renomination and reelection.
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Albart J. Merritt
Aaron T. Beers
Paul
Miller
Judo Miller
Outing at Double Beach Delayed by Weather
Junior Chamber of Commerce outing at Double Beach near Branford was moved from Saturday to due to forecast weather. Members attended an alternate outdoor event, enjoying a fine day while noting fuel costs and typical attire for spring or fall when budgeting is discussed by the Federal Department of Labor.
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Chamber of Commeres
Double Beach
Branford
Federal Department of
Lilophee, i Mae
Stage Season Opening Gun Is Loaded with Many Blanks
Stage season opener in New York features Belasco style spectacle with Whispering Wires and Shore Leave. Critical notes include James Rennie’s strong performance and Penelope-like pageantry, while Whispering Wires gains mixed reviews for relying on a mechanical trick amid a slate of other shows. Strong entities include John O Connell, New York, Belasco, Starr, Shore Leave, James Rennie, Captain Appiejack, Blossom Time, Good Morning Dearie.
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John O'Connell
New York
Belasco
Starr
Starr, “Shore Wweaves” the Blasco
England
Aptalmt
Thosg
Wu Bork Osborne
James Rennie
Bilse Smith
Ulysses
Miss Starr
Penelope
Glicky
Miystory
Appiejack
Kild
Adie
Iria the Dulliss
Capital Ships and Airplanes Fighting It Out in England
London reports a heated debate in the House of Lords over capital ships and naval air power. Lords defend the Westminster policy while Army and Admiralty officials tout aircraft and naval aviation as essential and capable of defending Britain against sea power threats. Secret tests claim smoke screens and torpedo planes can cripple battleships. tests show rapid, successful attacks with planes returning unharmed.
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England
London
Avery Fiom
Washington
House of Lords
Ligitagen
Britain
Lord Tuey
Chesa
Shine
Admiralty
Lord Lee
Unite States
Japan
Air Ministry
Engand
Feet
Long Islanders Enjoy Day at Pleasure Beach Amusement Park
A Sunday trip from Jamaica Bayport and Babylon saw the party drive to Port Jefferson then Pleasure Beach to view Bridgeport’s famed amusement park. The group praised the attractions and planned a return voyage in two weeks. Members listed include Alfred Trullock and Mrs Green, Edward Blonsky, Laura Green, and others from Babylon, Jamaica, and Brooklyn.
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Jamaca
Bayport
Tabylon
Port Jefferson
Pleasure Beach
Bridgeport
Tex
Alfred Trullock
Jamaica
Ah Green
Edward Blonsky
Mias
Laura Green
Mayport
Mra
Willams
Henry Hallock
Patehopus
Be Careful What You Wash Your Childs Hair With
Advice on choosing shampoo for children warns most soaps have too much alkali. It promotes a home preparation using a mix of oils and milk to create a mild lather that cleanses hair without irritation. The method claims to rinse easily, leaving hair soft, silky, and manageable. Purchasable product sold as Mulafish cocoannt shampoo is noted as cheap and sufficient for the family.
Poisoned liquor victim dies at Hillside home
Thomas Barry, about fifty, died at Hillside home after drinking poisoned whisky from an unscrupulous ring. Police plan inquiries to trace the tainted supply amid dockside disorder and frequent alcohol related incidents in the Wall Street area. Barry, homeless and irregularly employed, was found unconscious at the dock and died early yesterday after transfer to Hillside.
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Thomas Barry
Hillside
Barry
Pop Neaman Maloney
Bureau of
Mig-dag Parsons
Lacuten
Mam
Hartford
Wall Street
Leden
Shea
Saselin
Emergency Hogpita
Bridgeport man held after crash on Milford Road
Peter Crang ane of 1% Thompson Street Bridgeport was arrested after a four car collision on Indian River bridge near White's Chouaing while driving eastward. Jahr L. Hanley of 239 South Avenue Bridgeport and Arthur Dugas of 33 Pine Street Southbridge were involved and a ten year old Dugay son sustained head injuries. Cangiane ordered to appear in court next Saturday on release on recognizance.
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Howard Wheater
Berwyn Street
Devon
Menthers of Baty Ross Council
Dandilers of Liberty
Bridgeport
Nelle M. Davis
Nellie M. Davis
Egbert J. Davis
Nanatick Avenue
Four Corners
Jesse D. Roberts
Mary Traylor M. TE. Ciiec
Milford
Great Barrington
Mass
Buria Hla
Walter Beard
Camden Street
Bertha Coy
Northfield
Milford Waeht Club
George M. Gunn
Mitford Savings Bank
Quinnipiac Club
Mew Haven
Guan
J. D. Brown, Jr
Harry Dean
Olive Street
New Haven
Whhe Judement
Frank G. Goodwill
Brookiino
Maia
Y ‘Thomas Penso
Stratford
Farmhouse Bakery
Oll
Robert V. Sears
Danbury
Yerkions
Peter Crang+ane
Thompson Street
Bridgefort
Indian River Bridge
White
Chouaing
Cangang
Southbridge
Hatley
Hani
Dugay
Cragh
Cangiane
Local Electricity Notice From Des Mig and Mister
A fragment warns that using electricity at home may lead to sending your name and address to Des Mig and Mister, located at 3 Yoke St, Lancaster, PA. The terse note emphasizes privacy concerns and potential data sharing by an electrical service.
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Des Mig
Mister
St_ Lascaster, Pa
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Harold Kennedy
Taylor’ & Bobbie
Paramount Picture
Jack Holt
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T. Roy Barne
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Bringefart—A. I. Power Hiyh & Power Kilpatrick & Metz Premier Service Co
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A. B. Hale
Parsen—Cable & Richitate
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General Electric Company
Gurnbrook
Greenwich
Greenwieh Flectrival Co
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