Indigestion Relief Promised by Pink Pills Ad
An advertisment features a Brockton, Massachusetts resident recounting relief from indigestion and fatigue after a severe grip illness. The testimonial credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for restoring appetite and sleep, praising them as a dependable tonic. Free booklets and postal offer details are advertised.
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Bolton Place
Brockton
Mass
Williams
di Williams Mediine Co
Schenectady
After Baby Was Born in Dover Ohio Woman Reports Recovery
Mrs James Miles of 419 Cherry Street Dover Ohio describes severe postnatal illness with left side pains and fatigue. She credits Lydiaham's Vegetable Compound for rapid improvement after trying doctors and various medicines. She urges others to try the product and notes it is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Dover
Ohio
Lydiaham
James Miles
Cherry Street
Rheumatism Cure Claim Promises Instant Relief
A Rochester advertisement touts Allenrhu as a proven remedy for rheumatism. It claims deep seated uric acid deposits dissolve in 24 hours and guarantees satisfaction with a full refund if pain relief is not achieved. Hindle's Drug Stores are listed as agents for free information.
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Nvery
Imtus
Jerihu
Allenrhu
James H Allen
Fortes
Rochester
Alfenrhu
Ameniha
Hindles
Olive tablets for skin and bowel relief advertised by Dr F Edward
An advertisement touts Dr F M Edward of Ohio as a renowned physician who treated dozens of women with skin and bowel ailments. It claims his olive tablet remedy cleanses toxins, improves complexions, and relieves headaches, offering the product at 15 cents with ongoing success reports.
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Edward
Additional Train to Danbury for Assembly Members
The Hartford session notes a brief meeting as committees form. The Senate discussed multiple items including Walter Pickett’s nomination to the Common Pleas court while the House adjourned after a short session. A measure to close Bolton Lake for fishing for three years advanced in first reading.
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Stat Capitol
Hartford
Ceneal Assembly
Blis
Senate
Sittin
M Lackey
House
Baker
Mellitt
Wwen Haven Road
Walter Pickett
Common Pleas Court
Fish and Game Committee
Miss Weaver
New Milford
Phillies Prep With New Infield and Young Talent
The Phillies roster shows a slow but steady build with Leland Dunham rejoining as a semipro at first base and a mix of former prospects and farmhands: Tor dant Sand, Wrightstone, Metz, and Hiber plus Kummick vying for infield roles while Yordy Berante joins as a promising rookie. Cy Williams may man right field with Harper slated for center as the team tests ground coverage and versatility across second and shortstop duties.
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Philles
Anishel
Leland Dunham
Bloom- Ington
Onl
Tordant
Sand
Wright
Tore Leonird Metz
Hliber
Kummick
Wrightstone
Tur
Phils
Metz
Hig
Waterbury Huber
Beaumont
Rimmick
Prevous
Inield
Blue Ridge Levue
Tilly Man
Cincy Reds
Willens Harner Makin
Schultz Fom
Trel Leach
New York
Pennsylvania
Tite Heaith
Bradentown
Yank Yordy Berante
Waterbury
Yordy
the Lieberman
The
Pails
Cy Wiliams
Abilly
George Harper
Haper
Craton
Phillies
Ridgefield church events draw about 100 attendees
Telegram report notes St Stephens Parish House hosted social and entertainment with about 100 people. An evening program featured a butter supper, salads, sandwiches, and cocoa. Other items mention church and legion activities and youth group meetings in Ridgefield.
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Ridcefield
Sephens Parth
Orlo
St Stephens
St Stephens Church
Kentrao
Haly
Cressither
Jesse Je Memorial Methodist Church
Falta
Anversin
Legion
Bridgeport Bankers Guests in New York
Bridgeport bankers from the City Savings bank City National bank and partners visit New York City’s Astor Hotel for a Toledo Astor event. John Jo Sudamon Jr and Tyner Staples are listed in leadership roles with the American Bankers Association and related institutions. The program includes a reception and business session.
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John J Slumon Jr
Amerein Institute of Tanking
Amerian Binkers Association
Wiw
Toc Iatteers
Ue Ricmond
City Savings Bank
Ohn Jo Sudamon Jr
Tyner Staples Omrans
Suner
City National Bank
Ried PF
Canada May Seek U S Annexation Amid Western Discontent
Winnipeg dispatch notes Western Canada faces economic strain from the Fordney McCumber tariff and tariff barriers on wheat beef and livestock. It cites political friction with Britain over Canada’s status, railway extensions, and the Hudson Bay project as fueling calls for closer ties or annexation by the United States.
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Winnipeg
Can
Dommion
Canada
United States
Falks
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Western
Great Britain
Turkey
Si Edward Grey
Washington
Canadian National Railways
Fortune tellers jailed after man loses bankroll
John Torre of 436 North avenue paid advances to gypsy fortune tellers Lena Poulock and Catherine Lindick at 405 East Main street who prophesied luck but Torre’s roughly 32 dollars vanished from his trousers. Police charged the two women with fortune-taking and held them for trial, while Forte said he no longer believes in signs.
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John Torre
North Avenue
East Main Street
Lena Poulock
Catherine Lindick
Forte
Tral
Harmony council entertains national order leaders in Tiffin
The Harmony council 1% Junior Order of the United American Mechanics hosted state and national boards. National councillor Joseph P. Tuntson explained the order’s principles and the National Orphans Home in Tiffin Ohio. Local children Leroy and Louise Dio and Robert Pinkerton are the only local youths at the home. The order totals about 60,000 members, with 3,600 in Connecticut. A committee was formed to arrange presenting the national colors to Harding school, with many delegations from nearby towns attending.
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Harmony Councilo
Order of the United American Mechanics
Joseph P Tuntson
Tiffon
Ohio
Leroy and
Louise Dio
Bridgeport
Robert Pinkerton
Danbury
Connecticu
Tunison
Harding School
Parish Supper Thursday at Bethel Church
Parishioners of St Thomas gather in the parish house Thursday evening at 6 80 for a Bethel Church supper. Volunteers have signed to bring food and articles. George Hubbard of Suffield Academy is home on Center Street recovering from a sprained ankle. Word arrives of the death of Mrs. Chipot of Wine Land New Jersey, formerly of Bethel.
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Bethel Fett
St Thomas Parish
Grorge Hubbard
Suffield Academy
Cen_ter Street
Death in Newark Leads to Plainfield Interment
Death was due to a complication of diseases and the deceased had been in poor health for months. Funeral services will be from the late home in Newark on Wednesday with interment in Plainfield New Jersey.
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Newark
Plainfield
New Jerse
Mildred Dunhand
Connecticut Womena College
New London
Arthur Dunham
Greenwood Ave
Burton Sherwood
Vile
Raymond Rubbey
Oakville
Third District Club Holds Annual Election
Tred Fmeneger was elected president of the Third District Republican Club at the annual meeting last night. Other officers for the year include Vice-president Joseph Virgo treasurer Hans Rasmussen secretary Anthony Gallagher. A fundraiser planned for February 21 aims to benefit the club.
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Tred Fmeneger
Distrit Republican Club
Joseph Virgo Treasure
Hans Rasmussen
Anthony Gallagher
Dun
Births and Parents List with Multiple Newborns
Vital statistics note several births: Jacobing Anastasia Boritka at 521 Tielen Street a con February 1 and Mary Vernocy with Warren Street a son February 1. Max and Matilda Kaufman at 290 Ochard Street a son January 27. Jozsef and Balog Skiba at 49 Or Lund Street a daughter January 27. Trands and Annie House at 1356 BRoston Avenue aom January 26. Robert and Bridget Kane at 126 Auntin Street a son January 22.
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Jacobing
Anastasia Boritka
Tielen Street
Mary Vernocy
Warren Street
Max
Matilda Kaufman
Ochard Street
Jozsef and
Balog Skiba
Lund Street
Trands
Annie House
Broston Avenue
Aom
Robert and
Bridget Kane
Auntin Atreet
Herbert Hanson Elected Head Of Bridgeport Engineers Club
The Bridgeport Engineers Club held its third annual banquet and election at the Stratfield hotel. New officers include President Herbert Hanson, Vice-President James Chasmar, Treasurer A C Wannibal, Secretary K H Kanfield, with committees chaired by A Jenner and R Monroe. Notable speakers included Hon Carl Fenning on patent history and Connecticut patent law, Carletz on experiences abroad, and EF Harris on the club’s ideals.
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Engineerg Club of
Bridgeport
Stratfielt
Herbert Hanson
James Chasmar
A C Wannibal
K H Kanfield
A Jenner
R Monroe
Carl Fenning
Patenta
Washington
Fenning
Connecticut
United States
Patent Office
Carletz
Bridgeport Brass Company
Therr Iles
France
Lets H EF Harris
The
Engineers Club
Music and club events fill Bridgeport social calendar
The Bridgeport area hosts a string of society gatherings. The Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club plans a February 12 program on American and British composers at Stratfield Hotel led by Mrs Ella Saniger Esmond. W C T U will meet at headquarters this afternoon at 2:38 to discuss future plans. Mrs E T Jenkins to teach a Bible class and Mrs Frank Ostrofsky of Trumbull entertained about 40 Rector’s Aid Society members at a birthday party marking the church’s second anniversary. Games, music, and lunch featured a large birthday cake. Mrs William Miller Paxton will organize the midwinter sale for Bridgeport Junior Leisure on February 17, with members reporting contributions to the budget. Mrs Laurence Cornwall will represent Bridgeport League at the state meeting in Waterbury. Jeremiah Holmer and others attended a New York Chamber Music Association concert in Acorlin Hall, while Mrs M. Rosenthal hosted luncheon for Valire Reed visiting the Majestic Theatre.
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Stratfield Hotel
Ella San- Iger Esmond
Frank Ostrofsky
Trumbull
Alt Society
St Cents
Wilam Miller Paxton
Mercure
Bridgeport
Laurence Corn‘wall
Bridgeport League
Waerbury New
Jeremiah Holmer
Acoilin Hall
New York Chamber Maasic Association
Mire M. Rosentha
Lafayette Street
Visvalire Reid
Majestic Theatre
Young Woman Uses Pin to Thwart Hold Up Men
Miss May Spodnick of 189 Deicon Street Wag fought two youths on Crescent Avenue, resisting with a pin, but was knocked to the ground as her purse was snatched. The robbers claimed only two hats as their loot, per the detective bureau.
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Miss May Spodnick
Deicon Street
Crescent
Demnse
Misa Spodnick
Bire
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