New Patents Issued to Connecticut Inventors July 26 1918
The following patents issued to Connecticut inventors were announced July 26 1918. Names and locations include Anderson Bridgeport electric switch. Beauchemin and Laroche Hartford safety mechanisms for refrigerant systems and compressing machines. Smigel Hartford soldering tool. Finkelstein Greenwich lamp. Reynolds Forsberg Greenwich terminal bank. Grant and Fors tberg Middlefield shaping mechanisms for gun sights. Hills Torrington egg beater. Kaddeland Shelton ink fountain adjustment. Knudson Plainville handie designs. Whittier Wallingford spoon and fork article. Manning New Haven shoulder strap showcase. Cuno Engineering North Meriden electrical apparatus. North & Judd Newark Britain roller buckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wooster
Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Carl E H. Anderson
Arthur J. Beauchemin
A. J. Laroche
Hartford
George P. Carroll
Julian Smigel
Meyer N. Finkelstein
Greenwich
Lamp
John N. Reynolds
F. Forstberg
David Grant
Middlefield
Sidney C. Hills
Torrington
Christen R. Kaddeland
Shelton
Imaud Knudson
Plainville
Albert G. Whittier
Wallingford
Fowler Manning
New Haven
Cuno Engineering Corporation
Meriden
North & Judd Mfg. Co
Britain
Return Road Idea Gains Steam With Crop Shifts
The return road concept is poised to grow in popularity as crop shipments clog main routes. It is not advancing quickly, as current rail and water shipments meet demand and water rates remain lower than trucking, keeping merchants from rushing adoption.
Board of Education To Meet on Monday
President Elmer H Havens calls a Monday night meeting of the Board of Education to decide the opening date for schools next month and discuss hiring Bridgeport Normal School graduates. The finance committee will meet Thursday at 6 to prepare a report for the full board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Havens
Board of Education
Bridgeport Normal School
Revoke License of Steamboat Master Mehl and Williams
The licenses of Herman F Mehl and George T Williams, master and pilot of the steamer Columbia, were revoked for alleged inattention to duty and negligence after the ship sank near Peoria in July with nearly 100 lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herman F. Mehl
George T. Williams
Columbia
Ilinoise River
Peoria
Steamboat Inspection Service
Mehl
Two Milford Boys Side by Side in French Hospital
Milford notices detail injured officers and sailors from Milford in France during World War I. Lieutenant Edwin Munson of Field Artillery and Corporal Clarence Platt, both wounded, are reported from base hospitals, with family letters noting their care and hopes. Local events include yacht club activities, enlistment registrations, and friendship visits, plus community notices and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
George Munson
Edwin Munson
Field Artillery
France
Munson
Yale
Plattsburg
Clarence I. Platt
George I. Platt
Meadowbrook Farm
Orange Avenue
Clarence Platt
Clarence
William 3. Gouta
Camp Humphreys
Virginia
North Street
New York State
Willard Art Fort
Trumbull Beach
Roger O'Connor
Walterbury
Mr. O'Connor
New York Giants
O'Connor
Milford Yacht Club
Alice
Mabel Fowler
Brooklyn
Henry B. Fowler
Fowler
Golden Hill
Wopowage Lodge
Kentucky
Harry von Hacht
Louisville
Camp
Zachary ‘Taylor
Me. von Hacht
Milford High School
New School
Ivor
N. H
Trafi
American Tube and Stamping Company
Bridgeport
Columbia
Rudolph von Hacht
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Terry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tuberculosis Sufferers Well Taken Care of Here
The Charities department report shows about 85 mercantile con suistives and over 800 insane city residents placed in state facilities this past year. Inspector Mariisey states daily placements continue for three months, with some patients sent to New York state and the Norwich state farm for inebriates now full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charties Department
Mariisey
Charities Department
New York State
Norwich
Ten Permits Granted By Building Board
Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the Building commissioners granted ten permits for new buildings and alterations in this city. The total value of the permits is 23325 dollars and the list includes a variety of residences and commercial work. The projects cover one family frame cottage on the south side of proposed street for James Butler and private frame garage on Hawley avenue for Charles R. Saunders. Other permits include garages for M Schwarz and C Lindquist on Ashley street, a frame veranda for Joan Bradlock on Cleveland avenue, a two family house and garage on Garfield avenue for Hugh Kelly, a two family frame dwelling on Dewey street for M MacFarland, alterations on Warren street for Morris Weiss, an addition to a cement block building on Hanover street for George E Mills, and alterations and repairs for a service station on Golden Ell street for W R Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Williams
Orange Avenue
George Mailcolm Williams
U. S. Navy
Miess
U. S. Leviathian
George
Carlton Williams
U. S. Naval
Fore
Milford
Orange
West Haven
Board of Exemption
Elizabeth Jewett
Nyack on-the-Hudson
N. Y
T. J. Falls
the Rims
Fort Trumbull Beach
Lucia
Mary Begg
Waterbury
Begg
Rogers Avenue
Port Trumbull Beach
Charles A. Perkins
Newton
Mass
Newton Technical High School
U. S.tranning Station
Charlie
Red Cross
Ther
M. A
France
Willam T. Bristol
New Haven
City
Evergreen Cemetery
Bristol
Grace M. E. Church
Order of Odd Fellowship
Grand Army Post
Nathan ’S
Merwin
Harbor Terrace
Pond Street
William T. Bristol
Martha Downs
Helen Smith
Little Market
The
Sunbeams
Caroline Platt
America
Streach
James Butler
Hawley Avenue
Charles R. Saunders
Ashley Street
M. Schwarz
C. Lindquist
Cleveland Avenue
Joan Bradlock
Garfield Avenue
Hugh Kelly
Dewey Street
M.macfarland
Warren Street
Morris Weiss
Hanover Street
George E. Mills
Golden Ell Street
W. R. Phillips
Change in a Woman's Life in Fremont Ohio
A Fremont reader describes entering the menopause at forty six, with heat flashes and nervousness, and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health. The advertisement touts the remedy for menopausal symptoms and invites readers to write for advice, citing forty years of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont, O
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. M. Gopper
Napoleon St
Fremont
Ohio
Lydia BE
Sale of Laces and Embroideries Promises Low Prices
Sale offers summer laces and embroideries including voiles flouncings and trims. Features 43 in wide extra fine fabric for gowns, heavy embroidered material for underskirts, cambric or lawn embroideries, filet and Torchon laces, and Venise lace at 10¢ per yard with attractive patterns.
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Main St
Dillon
Rue St. Cecile
Paris
Dillon's
Bridgeport Ice Delivery CO
Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
Sprague Ice and Coal Co
City Ice and Coal Co
Adda
Anzac
Anzac_Company
Mire
Boston
Maner, Read & Tullock
United States Food Administration
Hamburg
Ballion
SWIFT
Utter Ib
Maine
Muscatel
Connecticut
French Hospital
Ed. Munson
Killings
Opp
Building Board
Mrs. Godden
Comfort Powder Co
The Smith=Murray Co
Fourfield Ave
Voile
Torchon
Mary Merton
Bridgeport, Conn
Lisle
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