Blonde actress in Bergen killing fails to appear
Aug 28 Edgewater New Jersey report: Helen Thornton a described motion picture actress and sought by Prosecutor A C Hart for questioning in the Friday night killing of actor John Bergen failed to appear at the prosecutor's office. Hart said her absence could affect the testimony and noted a bullet hole discovered in the Cling home suggesting Bergen was shot while ascending stairs, not in a bedroom.
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Edgewater
Helen Thornton
A. C. Hart
John Bergen
Miss Thornton
Hard
Cline House
Chae
Clingham
Han
Mass Thornton
Thorton
New York City
Cling
Hart
Mark
Bergen
Bersen
Dividend Passed by Shipbuilding Company in New York
The New York Shipbuilding corporation today passed its quarterly dividend, paying 30 cents on Judd while previously paying 1 dollar quarterly. Francis A. Harrington, 74, Worcester mayor in 1990-91, died suddenly of heart disease at his home. he was a 33rd degree mason.
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New York
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Worcester
Francis A. Harrington
Mayor Sees Cancelled Bonds Burned in Bridgeport Fire
City of Bridgeport bonds valued at $2,045,240 were burned yesterday in City Hall furnaces in the presence of Mayor Atwater City Auditor Keating and Treasurer Williams and other officials. The bonds were checked by the treasurer and auditor before ignition with Mayor Atwater acting as fireman.
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Bridgeport
Atwater
Keating
Williams
Mayos Auvater
Tax delinquent filings wrap up as 600 are summoned
State Tax Commissioner officials finished their work as 600 unincorporated business tax delinquents were summoned to the courthouse to make returns. Delinquents face 0 percent penalties if paid, with 15 days to respond from Hartford issued notices, and 23 percent added for further delays. Officials expect next year’s delinquent count to drop with this experience, as penalties and taxes are pursued through the state office.
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State Tax Commissioner
Hartford
New Milford Oil Work Progress Amid Spectators
New Milford oil project draws many spectators as drilling, delayed by missing equipment, is set to begin soon. The Baseball Club plans a four night carnival at the park starting Thursday. Visitors include John Hastings of Bridgeport and Miss Gertrude Quinlan of New Haven visiting local hosts. Relatives welcome Lynde Morehouse of Hartford and Mrs William Wondler. The Rev C Elmer Beach, former New Milford resident now rector in St Louis, preached at St Johns Church on Sunday.
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XEVW
Milford
Dada Carni
Gisteio
Ews
John Hastings
Bridgeport
Edward Alexander
Gertrude Quinlan
New Haver
Edward Quinlan
Lynde P. Morehouse
Hartford
Jd. Hb, Morehouse
William Wondler
C. Elmer Beach
St. Louis
New Milforaé
Kellogg's Bran for Constipation Relief and Health
A health advertisement promoting Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. It claims constipation leads to diseases like Bright's and diabetes and argues bran cleanses the intestines. It recommends two tablespoonfuls daily, with meals, and suggests bran as cereal or ingredient for breads and sweets.
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Mature
Kellogg’s
Kellogg ‘S
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Kellogg ‘S Branst Grocers
Connecticut suit names firm defendant in $10000 damages
Ellen Olson of Stratford sues Connecticut General Development Co. for $10,000 claiming she was thrown from a moving car on Stratford avenue Jan. 14 after the motorman started the car, injuring her spine and requiring permanent care. The case, heard in Superior Court, also notes related actions by David Provan of Havenside against Vincent Jeffreys of another firm over an auto collision near Southport on June 2, seeking about $2,000 for damages and loss of use.
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Connectfur
Ellen Olson
Stratford
Stratford Avenue
Miss Olsen
David Provan
Haversera
Vincent Jeffre
Overacraw
Housh
Southport
Provan
Benihe
School Days Fashion for Boys and Girls from $2.95 to $30
A vintage sale notice outlines school wear for boys from kindergarten to high school ages with double‑pants suits priced $10 to $30, Norfolk coats, and pleated backs. It also details boys and girls hosiery, mercerised lisle hose, gingham dresses, and girl sizes from 6 to 46 years with prices $2.95 to $5.95.
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Wayne
Aisie
Fairfield Delegates Named to Conventions in August Meeting
Fairfield August gathering names delegates for state and congressional conventions. Town hall session names Hoze-Kiatvoor and others to three of four committees, with London as chairman. Elected officials include H R Hirwood and William London for county and senatorial bodies, while Charles abbey signals a state senate bid and Harrig R Sherwood faces opposition from John Hill.
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Fairfield
Citicus
Hoze- Kiatvoor
Lown Constrie
William London
Ord
James Farrel
H. R. Elwoorl
William Landon
William Youngsnil Esweer
Russel
Tohn E. Borle
James Coates
Jayenn
Burlison
James Smith
Catventiorn
H. R. Hirwood
Anna Ja
Buckley
William Young
Wililiam
London
Jim Byer
Herbert Smith
John T. Ionne
Freg Hawkins
Charles & Abbey
State Senate
Mr. Lecey
General Assembly
Senate
Harrig R. Sherwood
Woestport
John Hill
Shelton
Boy Hero Rescues by Vehicle Crash Not Injuring Child
A seven year old, Henry Hornacky, ran into a car on North Avenue near Vanstone Court. The driver, identified as Mrs. A er of 1484 North Avenue, stopped after the collision. The boy was rushed to the Emergency Hospital by a passerby and examined by Dr A P M xaumined. no injuries were found.
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Henry Hornacky
Vanstone Court
North Avenue
Agae
Gribhe
A. P.M
Contracts Awarded by Board for City Supplies
The Board of Supply awarded contracts including a sea passenger automobile for the department at a list price of 1535 with a 750 old-machine allowance. Karm Terminal Co. to furnish 2000 under 74 cents per yard for city streets. Behrens Jr. named low bidder for beef at Hunside home. C and C Co. to supply gasoline and kerosene for September.
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Karm
F. W W. Behrens, Jr
Hunside
C. & C. of Companys
Four Injured When Auto Crashes Into Tree
Four persons were injured yesterday afternoon when the steering mechanism failed and the car of a tree at Park and Capipoave. Leolas Deagenio of 348 Harlem drives sustained wounds to the right leg and possible fracture of several ribs. Don Lemon of 162 Cleveland avenue had a scalp wound and shoulder bruises. Frank Cranin of 63 River street suffered from shock and possible pelvic fracture. Alfred Pod sustained injuries in a collision. The four rode in the car and were treated by Dr. F P J O Brien at the Emergency hospital and taken to St Vincent's hospital.
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Delvery
Park
Capipoaveleiolas Deagenio
Harlem
Don Lemon
Cleveland Avenue
Frank Cranin
River Street
Alfred Pod
Gituelne
FP. J. O'Briet
Emergeney Hospital
St. Vincent's Hoznigal
Head injury from glass cut at home yard
Jesse Lynch, age 18, cut his head on a glass shard while playing in his yard at 1443 Matin Street last night. He received two stitches at Emerpen Snosnltal By Dr. Oe eaT.
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Jesse Lynch
Matin Street
Extra trousers for school boys in corduroy and serge
For boys 8 to 15 years extra trousers offered in corduroy mixtures and serge. Corduroy trousers priced at 1.00 1.50 and 2.25. Mixtures priced at 1.75 2.50 and 2.75. Serge trousers priced at 2.25 2.50 and 3.00. Also extra size stout trousers for 14 to 20 years in mixtures at 3.25 and 3.75. Basement front.
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Johnnie
Boys Blouses for School Opening
A feature sale of boys striped percale blouses in long sleeve with collar, size 6 to 16 years. Special lot priced 79 cents, another well made lot at 69 cents for sizes 6 to 16.
School Boys Snap in Silks and Stripes for New Line
An ad copy notes a new line of ties for school boys featuring silks that snap and sparkle in radiant plaids and college stripes plus knitted stripes. Prices listed as 43c and 50c. Basement, front.
Strong staunch school shoes for boys and children
Strong staunch school shoes offered in English bluchers and calf leather styles. Boys sizes 24 to 6 priced $3.35, youths to 2 $3.35, little gents 12 to 4 $2.73, children 8V4 to 11 $2.73, misses 11% to 2 $3.35, growing girls 11 to 5 $3.85. Main floor rear.
Kindergarten Dresses For Girls Delight Little Ones
Kindergarten youngsters wear panty dresses for girls from three to years with dainty pretty designs. Includes checks and embroidered patterns. Prices range from 1.50 to 2.50 dollars.
Children's Clothing Sale Highlights Colorful Fabrics
The advertisement promotes durable fabrics with prices from 1.50 to 2.50. Palmer linen skirts for ages 6 to 16 are 2.50, White pleated skirts for ages 4 to 8 are 2.00. Rain capes offer extra protection at 2.50, in blue and red, sizes 6 to 14. Second floor rear.
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Palmer
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Joseph Nemeth
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New Milford
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Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Wlie
Woatler
Driver
Board OF Supply
THE
Howland Dry Goods ‘Co
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