Milford public health nurse reports November visits
December minutes of Milford Visiting Nurse Association note Christine Wappe made 105 November visits including 22 nursing, US advisory and 16 social service. At month start 2 patients, 165 admitted during month, six paid, seven metropolitan. Wappe attended health conference in Hartford. Christmas soil committee led by Helene Putney reports progress for sale to duty point. Bo R Fifer spoke at Milford Chamber meeting on forestry station work. Source notes asbestos supply from amphibole and chrysotile deposits.
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Miltfort
Christine Wappe
Visiting Nurse Association
Wappe
Tiart
Christmas Soil Committee
Helene Y. Putney
Duty Point Ag
Succes
Bo K R. Fifer
New Haven
State Forest and Fark Commission
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Taft and Harding Confer on Judgeship
President Taft and Attorney General Saugherty conferred with President Harding about the resignation of Associate Justice Pitney. A retirement was sent to Congress, signaling a new nominee to be named within days as part of a planned realignment.
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Washington
Taft
Saugherty
Press
Harding
Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Pitney
Bishop Hughes to Address Forum on Sunday
Bishop H Hughes of the Aethe EpiscopaI church will address a Sunday forum at United Church. The talk recalls strictism history, with references to Virginia University Ohio Wesleyan and Boston University. He served DePauw University and has been a bishop since the late 19th century.
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Bishop Hughes
Ishop H. Hughes
United Church
Virginia
Ohio Wesle
Boston University
Orom
de Pauw University
Order of the United States
Beery
Mietion Sbi
Jay Linstedt
Trurete
T. Werle
London
George Swords veteran of 61 dies in Danbury
George Swords a long time Danbury Civil War veteran died this morning after a brief illness He was in his seventies and joined as a private in the infantry He belonged to Moore White Post G T and for many years carried in a memorial procession
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Ghorge Swords
Danbury
George II Syotrds
Swords
Moore-White Post
G. T
Hinton and Crew Leave for Brocanga Patrol
Lieutenant Walter Hinton and the crew of the Sea plane Rampaiio Correia report they are heading toward Brocanga to repair their aircraft after a recent motor trouble stranded them. They intend to sail to the port of Maranhao for further repairs and expect to reach Big Jane Bonea by Friday.
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Para
Bradil
Walter Hinton
Rampaio-Correia
Braca
Aeceude
Motoy
T York
Maranhao
Rough Weather Forces Une Wrecker Bly to Discern Coal
Rough sound weather hindered operations as the Une wrecker Bly attempted to distinguish coal from the barge Glie Yele which sank near the Antenna Point during a gale. Tug Gwe J Mewhlins River ships remained busy as local officials reported conditions and a rescue effort after the incident.
Northampton Pastor Named New Haven Call at North Church
The North Church in Northampton voted to extend a call to Richard Herold Clapp of Ston Mass after the death of Rev Edward A. George last year. Clapp, born in Montague Mass in 1877, graduated from Andover Theological Seminary in 1904 and is currently pastor of the Northampton Congregational Church.
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Caurch
Lo T
Richard Herold Clapp
Ston
Edweard A. George
United Church
Wal Church
Clapp
Montague
Mass
Andover Theological Seminar
Pascor
Northhumptan Congregational Church
Abandoned Ford Sedan Found by Police After Joyride
A Ford sedan owned by Cheries Griffing of Frawleyville was found this morning abandoned near the railroad cross street. The radiator damaged from a frog¢n rub, suspected theft reported to police around midnight. car found by a patrolman shortly before noon.
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Cheries Griffing
Frawleyvile
Joyriders
Hs i
Rifting
Emr
Fair price on coal fixed in Connecticut dispatch
The article notes a government move to fix a fair coal price amid shortages. It mentions an administrator and dealers in New Britain and New Hartford urging cooperation. Speech by an unnamed official warns dealers and lawmakers that emergency legislation may follow. The piece reflects tension over government regulation versus business interests in addressing the coal crisis.
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Fee
Rusad
New Britain
New Pritain
New Jarifaln
Connecticut
New York
New
Men's Negligee Shirts and Accessories Sale
An advertisement lists a range of men’s apparel and accessories with prices. Items include negligee shirts $2 to $10, travel bags $9 to $25, rainmutes $6.50, soft slipper $1.50, moccasins $3 to $3.50, sheepskin lined slippers $2.25, bathrobes $3.90 to $20, and smoking jackets $5 to $18.
Small Fires Mentioned Across Community Streets
Two minor fires drew attention from local firefighters as crews quickly extinguished them. A missing or stolen seal coal valued at 731 dollars was reported, along with a theft from WM Read Co store on Cottage Street. Nearby, an attempted burglary occurred at an apartment building on La Sayeda.
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WM. Read, Co
la Sayeda
Hosiery and Handkerchiefs Sale Briefly Listed
Hosiery items include Oyny Pointex silk hose in black at 3.25, McCallum silk hose at 3, Van Raalle silk hose with all foot at 3, and Mohawk lace clocked hose. Kayser ole at 2.50 to 3, plus handkerchief sets and novelty boxes. Imported Swiss handkerchiefs 1.25 to 1.75, children's boxed handkerchiefs from 29 to 59 cents.
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Betty Wales
Jersey
Oyny
Pointex
McCallum
van Raalle
Kayser
Ysle
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Hindle
Belle Meade Sweets
Liggett
Burbank
Kodaks
Kodak
Eaton, Crane and Pike and
Baltimore Linen
Waterman
Gillette Razors
Hindle’s Drug Stores
Main ST
Barnum
State
Cor
Howard Ave
Taylor's Mill
State Street
Bridgeport
Stafford
Hinton
Broganca
Gwe J
Northampton
Meigs & Co
Dad
Big Brother
Fashion Park
Bill Folds
Manuel Greenailar
Opera
Cavaliers
Tames Agate
Parker Webb
Fiiteburgs Bancak
Red Wing
Daniel Ues
Gatter Alwar
Aif
She Sweet Portees
Ieee
Jainge
Boston Lettuea
Hu Soc
Gay Fae Bae Aoe
Tom Sawyer
Palmer
Fant Sawyer
Brigs SI Incorporated
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