Bridgeport Pharmacy Listings and Vendors on Main Streets
A partial list of Bridgeport and Westport pharmacies and shops appears with multiple entries. Brands include Ballard’s Prescription Pharmacy at 60 Wood Ave, The Cannon Pharmacy at 1849 State St, Cyrus Pharmacy at 1448 Fairfield Ave, and American Hardware Store Inc at Fairfield Ave and Middle St, among others. The Westport entries show Frederick Bradley and Guyer & Son plus The Westport Drug Co.
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Bridgeport
Ballard’s Prescription
Wood Ave
F. E. Beach
Main St
Cannon
State St
John A. Carlson
Challenger
Alper
Fairfield Ave
Arthur Ju. Clark Co
Caester Hadwe. Co
Yhai
John R. Corbett
Cyrus, Pharmiacy
Fairfield Av Fiynn & Power, Inc
Broad St
Farines Jute Tap
Barnum Ave
Frity & Hawley, Inc
Gale Elec. Co
Harvey , Levis Co
E. F. Jones
Hallett St
Kacsmanun Pharmacy
Stratford Ave
J. A. Leverty & Bros
A. Leverty & Bros
The
National Drug Co
Boston Ave
A Runyon
Fulrtsid
A. L. Schavol
Fuirtlola
Smith
Ard Wood
W. M. Stusrt
Wakeman & Park
Main ‘St. Stephen
Wasko
Barnum
West & Langdon
Boston Hearing Urges Garages Outpace Homes
A Senate hearing on housing in Boston cites a sharp disparity between garage and dwelling construction from 1917 to 1919. Chair William Calder notes 1,201 garages built versus 611 dwelling buildings, with estimates of 6,500 families lacking furniture and many doubling up. Meanwhile tomatoes price drops in Bridgeport signal seasonal market shifts. glass canning jars rise in importance amid tin shortages.
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Woman arrested after razor attack on lover
Southington, Aug. 54. Mrs DaCobbie Pelmierl was arrested charged with slashing Louis DeFrank with a razor. DeFrank was taken to Meriden hospital in doubtful condition with wounds on the right jaw and neck. The husband had filed for divorce in New Haven naming DeFrank as co respondent. upon hearing of the plan to flee town the woman attacked him as disputes followed the couple’s separation.
Marine Enlistments 94 Percent American
The Marine Corps reports 10 307 men accepted last year with 94 percent American born. Six foreign nationalities are each represented by one recruit Armenia Australia Colombia Curacao Mexico and Venezuela. Deserters total 1 86 percent and 40 percent of those accepted reenlisted from the Army Navy and Marines with the Army contributing the largest share.
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Delay in outfitting of Underwood plant announced
Charles D Rice Hartford plants works manager says outfitting the Bullard Machine Tool Company factory recently acquired by Underwood will not start for several weeks. Bridgeport plant to operate in October with W A Campbell in charge. Some Hartford plant machinery to be shipped to Bridgeport.
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Charles D Rice
Hartford
Underwood Typewriter Company
Bullard Manchine Tool ‘Company
Underwood Company
Bridgeport
W. A. Campbell
Lithuanians Open National Convention in Waterbury
Delegates to the national convention of Lithuanian Catholic societies gathered at St Josephs Lithuanian Church in Waterbury. Bishop Niane of the Hartford diocese attended and welcomed delegates to Connecticut. Rev J E Duchy preached on universal goodwill and the golden rule as the convention opened across parts of the country.
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St. Joseph's
Fairfield Budget Expected to Rise Next Year
Fairfield officials anticipate a budget increase as the Board of Finance plans a meeting next week to prepare the annual budget. The October town meeting is set to review the proposed figures though exact totals are not yet available.
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Fairfield
Board of Finance
Millions for roads may reach 250 million this year
Washington reports that combined federal and state road spending could total 250 million dollars in the current fiscal year. Thomas H. MacDonald, head of the Bureau of Public Roads, says the figure reflects ongoing road building programs nationwide. A separate collision suit in Fairfield involves Ernest J. Wilson of Trumbull suing Maxwell FE Kaps of New York, alleging fault in a May 21 auto collision at Library corner.
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Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
SUIP
Ernest_J. Wilson
Trumbull
Maxwell FE. Kaps
New York
Fairfield
Tautomobies
Kaps
Tairfield
Olson
Japanese refuse extradition of Anfu group members
An Associated Press dispatch reports the Japanese foreign office refuses to surrender members of the Anfu military group who have taken refuge in the Japanese legation after a Chinese formal extradition request. The note notes ongoing diplomatic trouble as officials weigh options.
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Associated Press
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