Army Recruiting Office Reopens for Enlistments
Sergeant James resumes active duty at Bridgeport US Army recruiting office after a brief pause. He reports brisk enlistment interest with several recent enlistees for Panama and Fort Wright assignments and notes letters from soldiers praising Army life and career training opportunities.
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Army Recruiting Office
Dese James
Bridgeport
US Arts
Han
Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
Arncle Sam
James
Army Lst
Bergesot James
United States Army
Washington
New Haven
Andrew Gulas
Putnam
Fort Wright
N.Y
United States
Panama
Hawaii
Uncle Sam
Uncle Bein
Husband Arrested for Breach of Peace at Wife’s Home
Henry Teyo of 58 Green Avenues was arrested yesterday on a breach of peace charge after allegedly visiting his wife at her home and causing annoyance. He was located at the American Tube and Stamping plant and held on a 156 bond after a warrant issued over a week ago.
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Henry Teyo
Green
Peterson's Ointment Promises Pimples Gone
A vintage advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a 35 cent cure for pimples and blackheads. User testimonials from Minnie Jones of Louisville and Genevieve Linehan of Bradford praise clear skin after trying the product and receiving free samples. Drugelet is claimed as a frequent dealer nationwide.
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Peterson
Minnie Jones
Louisvills
Aliss
Genevieve Linehan
Bradford
Mase
Washington Ave House Chimney Fire Damages Woodwork
Firefighters were summoned to 161 Washington Avenue yesterday at 4 23 PM after a chimney fire spread through woodwork. Abraham Mandel owned and occupied the home. Damage was estimated at 835. A separate grass fire on Tranistan Avenue at 3 15 PM caused no damage.
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Washington Avenue
Abraham Mandel
Tranistan Avenue
Storrs Egg Laying Contest Sees Steady Leaders Amid Cold
Storrs Conn February 12 Continued cold weather checks egg production in the Storrs Laying Contest flock. Week fourteen shows a decline of 5 146 eggs to 52.5 percent, a drop of 184 from last week but up 516 from the year ago. Total produced 64 238 eggs giving 460 per pen of 140 entries and 48 per bird. Rhode Island Reds from Charlescote Farm Sherborn Mass head the honor roll with 61 eggs, leading the red class and ranking third overall. White Wyandottes from Fisher Farm Ayton Ontario are second with 57 eggs, Amukagsin Farm White Leghorns Yonkers N Y third with 56, White Rocks Granite Springs Farm Granite Springs N Y and White Leghorns George Lowry West Willington Conn tied for fourth with 55. Breeds show close competition with several varieties in strong standing. Broadview Leghorns Winstead Conn maintain lead at 823 eggs. Hirt White Rocks So Weymouth Mass rank fifth overall. Amakusein Farm Yonkers climb to third in White Leghorn division, while Red and Barred Rocks competitors hold steady or fall back in rankings. Feeding pens list top producers across White Leghorns and other breeds.
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Storrs
Conn
Rhode Island Reds
Charlescote Farm
Sherborn, Maes
Fisher Farm
Ayton
Ontario
Amukagsin Farm
Yonkers
White Rocks
Granite Springs
George Lowry
West Willington
Weg Te AM Fv
Yandotteg
Broadview
Winsted
R. W. Davis and Sons
Rockland
Bournedale Farm
Millerton
WN. C
E. A. Hirt
Weymouth
Mass
Amakusein Farm
Barred Rocks
BR. W. Davis and Sons
Maine
Chilean Steamer Yungay Sunk Off Eleuthera Island
A Chilean steamship named Yungay was sunk off the north shores of the Bahamas near Eleuthera Island on Tuesday night. Details are sparse with no crew information provided in the intercepted message.
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Poril-Au-Prince
Bahamap
Mara
Pere
Eleuthera Island
Woman's Purse Snatched on Charles Street
Miss Mildred Milo of 170 Parrott Avenue was robbed early yesterday morning after alighting from a trolley on Malin Street. A man followed and grabbed her pocketbook containing a small amount of money before fleeing. Police pursued but no arrest reported by morning.
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Inge Imu
Mildred Milo
Parrott Avenue
Charles Street
Parrow Avenue
Mise Milo
Malin Street
Negro
Clergy Split Over Connecticut Temperance Union Severs From League
Bridgeport clergy and temperance leaders clash as the Connecticut Temperance Union withdraws from the Connecticut Temperance and Anti-Saloon League. Rev. Herbert Brown backs the Anti-Saloon League urging unity, while Dr. Oscar Maurer accuses the union of misstatements. Pending itemized finances to be published.
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DR. Brown
Split
Connecticut Temperance Union
Anti-Saloon League
Herbert 8. Brown
Bridgeport Pastors’ Association
Connecticut
Charles W. Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Union
E. Stanley Welles
Oscar E. Maurer
Connecticut Temperance and Anti- Saloon League
Welles
Maurer
Center Church
New Haven
Connecticut Temperance and Anti-Saloon League
Seue Canon
Antos Mis
Dorothy Wheale
Bronx
Javerue
Maurer Friday
Connecticut ‘Temperance Union
Miss Wheale
Trumbull Heads New England Aeronautical Societies
Governor John H. Trumbull of Connecticut elected president of the New England Aeronautical Societies at Springfield meeting of eight flying clubs and aeronautical bodies. Winsor B. Dey and Charles H. Cale named vice president and secretary. Albert F. Bobick named treasurer. Directors include W. Nelson Bump, Orville D. Crocker, and Benjamin Kelsey.
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Springfield
Mass
John H. Trumbull
Connecticut
New England Aeronautical Sccleties
Trumbull
Winsor B. Dey
Charis
H. Cale
Noth
Flying Club of
Albert F. Bobick
Worcester Society For the Promotion of Aviation
W. Nelson Bump
Harvard
Orville D. Crocker
Waterbury
Conn
Light Plane Club
Benjamin §. Kelsey
M. I .T. Aeronautical Engineering Society
Flying Clubs
Aeronautical Societies
New England
Harvard Flying Club
M. I. T. Flying Club
M. T. TV. Aeronautical Engineering Society
The
Aircrafters of
Flying Club of Spring Held
Yale Aeronactical Society
Winceater Society For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Northwestern University Flying Club
Dennison Airport Flying Club
Waterbury Light Plane Club
Tax Collector to Open Office Monday
Tax collector Howard L. Challenger announces the office in the former Peoples' Jevings Bank building will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, continuing usual hours despite Lincolns birth anniversary and avoiding closing.
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Lincoln
Howard
Challenger
Peoples’ Jevings Bank
Printed Crepes Spotlight Fashion Freshness 39 Inch Wide
Ao expects Howland to offer merchandise as the fashion world discusses freshness. The printed crepes are gloriously colored and measure 39 inches wide.
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Howland’s
Linen-Finished Garden Prints on Special Price
Linen finished garden prints promoted for various garments including dresses smocks beach coats and children’s frocks with emphasis on their beauty and blossom-time appeal.
Washable Flat Crepe in New Shades at Special Price
The store promotes washable flat crepe in plain colors with a special price. Silks are on the Third Floor and the Wash Prints, Main Floor, Rear.
Howland's Free Cutting Service Helps Make Frocks
Howland offers a free cutting service with a skilled dressmaker to cut gowns or coats, easing the toughest part of sewing. The ad encourages choosing new silks and taking advantage of this assistance to start the project confidently.
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Howland
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Jesse James
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Hallam Street
Infantry
Herman Windhovel
Newkirk Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Lo Murphy
North Matr
Coast Artillery
Ralph McNally
Cannonsburg
Calles Varest
Studebaker
Claas Champign
Dour
F. L. Mills Co
Fairfield Ave
Washington Ave
Rhode Island
Rall
Bahamas
Trumbull Heads Flying Societies
New Victor Records
Tom Waring
Fannie Brice
Waring
Abraham Lincoln
America
Radio
Ibuo
Mary Stuart
Queen Bess
Froui
Rose
Cracker
Paris
Baron
Tewaty Schop
Mallinson
Newport
Madeleine
Bagatelle
Howland’s Free Cutting Service
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