Free Demonstration Prop Claims Self Treatment for Rupture
An advertised event promises a scientific self-treatment device called a truss free from straps springs and hip chafing. It touts 21 years of home use with wolves treated without work disruption and shows medals from Rome and San Francisco. Public demonstration on Thursday February 16 at the Atlantic Hotel from 10 AM to 7 PM led by Mr A EK Mitchell. call or write for trial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwarvs
Lemg Mechanicat Co
Rome
Sanaco
Atlantic Hotel
A. EK. Mitchell
Mit
Ss. Touts
Kidney Health Cure Advert by Salts Advertisement
A vintage health ad urges kidney cleansing by drinking water and a Salts solution. It promotes four ounces of the mixture in water daily, claims improved kidney function, relief from bladder weakness, and a lithia water drink effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Olive Tablets Ad Promising Gentle Cleansing Remedy
An advertisement touts Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable based laxative and liver cleanser. It claims to ease constipation and bad taste, improve complexion, and boost overall vitality. The ad notes the tablets come in 0.30 ounce sizes and are marketed for both men and women for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ady
Easton Men Plan Show and Village Notices
Easton church groups announce a 8 oclock February 23 staging at Lee M E hall Sport Hill by the Jesse Lee Men class. Community notes record Sunday school programs at Congregational Church with songs prayers and readings, Scout attendance, church district meetings, and a long list of local visitors and hosts across Easton, Bridgeport, Stepney, and surrounding towns.
Former Hartford Mayor Sullivan Dies on West Coast
Holyoke Mass Feb 13. News from Los Angeles reports the death of Ignatius A. Sullivan, former Hartford mayor and ex Holyoke resident. Brother David Sullivan, also a former representative, relayed the news. Sullivan earlier played professional baseball and served as Hartford mayor in 100% and 140% eras, with unions and economic groups unhappy with municipal politics.
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Holyoke Mass
Assolute Press
Los Angeles
Ignatius A. Sullivan
Holyoke
Hartford
David Sullivan
Valentine Tea and Society Events at Bridgeport Clubs
MISS JEANNIE HOUGHTON hosts at the College Club tea to welcome Juniper College of Connecticut women. prominent Bridgeport social and charity events fill the afternoon with dozens of hostesses, speakers, and guests at Brooklawn, Stratford, and downtown venues. includes bowling party, Pinehurst trip sendoffs, and a Parochial tea.
Governess Tells Of McDonald Girls Mental Condition
Mt Vernon Feb 13 A P Henry J Prudden head of the volunteer clemency committee for Donna Palmer McDonald said her former governess will testify from Chicago on her mental condition The committee argues the girl had lacked moral responsibility and was mentally unbent since childhood Miss Gould governess to age eighteen will testify from Chicago The defense seeks to present evidence to Canadian officials and trial judges in Montreal to support clemency for McDonald.
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MT. Vernon
Associated Press
Henry J. Prudden
Donna Palmer McDonald
Montreal
Chicago
Frances Palmer
Vernon Phivsician
Palmer
Margaret Gould
Darla
Miss Gould
Pruden
McDonald Defense Committee
Oklahoma City
Okla
Doris
Defense Committee
Misa Gould
Radio proposal to reach Catholics in Bridgeport
Rev Patrick J Quinlan urged using radio to spread Catholic doctrine to lukewarm Catholics in Bridgeport. A committee led by Senator William A Redden and Harry Connor was formed to study feasibility. The meeting, sponsored by St. Raphael's parish, also featured Rev Michael Martin speaking on The Conversion of Europe and Scout leader Louis Petrudlo outlining church affiliated Boy Scout work.
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Bridgeport
Patrick J Quinlan
G&i. Raphael's Church
Connecticut Council of Cathal
Quinlan
William A Redden
Harry Connor
W E Hogan
St. Raphael's Parish
Michael Martin
Meriden
Europe
Louis Petrudlo
Boy Scout Movement
Two Cars Stolen In Bridgeport. Two Found Abandoned
Two automobiles were stolen from Bridgeport streets last night. two vehicles stolen previously were found abandoned yesterday. One came from New Haven on Sunday. Lawrence Butterfield of 3018 Main Street reported a theft on Courtland Street near State Store. Joseph Klaff of 40 Water Street, South Norwalk, reported a sedan stolen from Gilbert and Lafayette streets. Gorman of 146 Elsworth Street Hartford had a car stolen Sunday from Gilbert near Lafayette and found abandoned on Merriam Street. John Rogers of 12% Plymouth Street New Haven had a car stolen Sunday night found abandoned on Brooks Street near Arctic.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Lawrence Butterfield
Main Street
Courtland Street
Joseph Klaff
Water Street
Norwalk
Gilbert and
Lafayette Streets
J Gorman
Elsaworth Street
Shegon Street
Hartford
Gilbert Street
Lafayette Street
Merriam Street
John Rogers
Plymouth Street
Brooks Street
Arctic
Police Seize Mystic Liquid From Norwalk Seeress
Stamford special correspondent reports Mrs. Lillian Nichols a seeress of Third Street East Norwalk was jailed after police conducted a chemical analysis of a red liquid she served in vials to clients. Held in default of 86000 bonds on illegal practice of medicine charges, she faces possible additional charges if the liquid is found to contain drugs when she is arraigned in Stamford City Court Wednesday.
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Stamford
Fep
Lillian Nichols
Il Third Street
Norwalk
Nichola
Stamford City Court
Women’s activities and club notices from local churches and groups
The Ladies Guild of Calvary Episcopal changed meeting day to Wednesday. Tomorrow a card party and food sale run by Mrs. Mary E. Gregory and Mrs. Edgar Wheeler is planned in church rooms. Maplewood PTA meets tonight at Maplewood Junior High with Miss Dorothy A. Cannon speaking on The Nursery School. Katherine FitzPatrick will also address and answer in the question box. A social hour and tea follow for district parents. A Wednesday evening supper at 6:30 for Trinity church’s Men’s Legion is at the parish hall in Washington Avenue, followed by a monthly business meeting. The Women of Mooseheart Legion hold a whist and pinochle tonight at 693 Myrtle Avenue, with Mrs. C. Wagner in charge. A Valentine bridge is given by the Ladies Eintracht auxiliary this afternoon at 62 Cannon Street. chairwoman Mrs. J. Klein assisted by several members. Reservations are numerous. The Major Charles H. Bonesteel auxiliary No. 3 will meet Thursday at 8 in the State Armory, hostess group listed. The Faymond W. Harria post service memorials at 63 Cannon Street are planned Wednesday evening. The Social Star Club of Rhea chapter meets this afternoon at 2:30 at 1524 Kossuth Street. The Sunshine Circle of King’s Daughters holds its monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 at 218 Beach Street. The Welfare committee of the 8th District Women’s Republican club holds a special meeting at 8 tonight at 301 Cambridge Avenue. Members are urged to attend.
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Edward S. Knight
Charles G. Miller
Center Street
M. E
Howard B. Warren
Arthur E. Wheeler
Scout Committee
Howard B Warren
Washington Park
Bridgeport
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Burr
Stepney
Harry Clark
Sport Hill
Melson Porter
Shirley
Milton Porter
Elaine
Bricceport
Perkins Nichols
Stratfield
Mra
Brein Edwards
Lee
New Haven
Julia Frawley
Mary M. Miller
George F. Nichols
New York
Ladies' Guild of
Calvary Episcopal Church
Mary E. Gregory
Edgar Wheeler
Dorothy A. Cannon
Maplewood Parent Teacher Association
Maplewood
Radio and Home Life Amid 1930s City Buzz
A household diary sketch shows Natalie family admiration for a Colonial radio, local shopping at Crawford Laundry and D M Reads, and plans around Edith’s draperies, Palais du Maroc lunching, and a bridge party. The narrator notes Marie Earle skincare products, furniture color trends, and a musicians’ gathering with the Martins Orchestra practice in the arcade.
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Kanens City
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Una
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Leroy Wheeler
Clifford Gillette
Jesus
Mary Elizabeth Logan
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Ruman
Royal Gordon
Alan Wheeler
God
John Marsh
Sherwood Edwards
Jesse Sanford
Natalie
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George Rowan
Robert Rowan
Winthree Rowan
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Robert Marsh
Milton Perry
Harry Edwards
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Sterling
Thomas Orvie
William Foster
Bridgenort
Erwin Edwards
Jvordor Lerrue
Lee M
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C E Cole
Montelain
EF Tilcverson
C H. Bush
Arthes Bush
William Garrity
Pra Thomas
Smmour
Ridgefield
Freeborn
Edward Cowey
Shelton
Edward Freeborn
Acles
Asa Carelidstes
James Rote
Arevena
Aspeture
Fretterrinos
Tordros
Alan
Sonev Gnusts
Msg
Wheeler
Datel
Melee
Pefiseport
Charles G Miter
FF Norton
New Maven
West Coast
Jeannie Houghton
Deannued Houghton
Houghton
Brooklaw
Avenue
Assum
College Club
Courtland Hem
Juniper College of Connecticut
John A. Young
Kayawnond Walker
Grace Cochran
Clara Bartum
Inca Carey
Margaret Y
Valentine
Brooklawn Country Club
Herbert W. Barlow
Wendal G Reycott
E.W Bastaick
Gresham Griggs
Ralph
Ralph E. McEldowney
Sargent Eaton
Egbert C. Hadley
Dwight C. Wheeler
A W. Johnson
George Peet
W . MacFarlane
W.K Mallan
Parochial Society of Christ ,Church
Stratford
Parente
Adelaide Gunther
Elm Street
Fergue
Clinton
Honue
Arthur
Clarks
Tampa
Florida
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Elmwood Avenue
Dory Lou Johnson
John Fay
Evelyn Fay
Sterling Place
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Miss Fay
Allentown
Susan Hawley Davis
Andrew R . Smith
Brooklawn Park
Davis
Smith Fa
Plaza Hotel
William Buckley
Tleag Hill
Jolim Fo Gaynor
James D Lawley
Peter M Davey
Raymund Leverty
Heny Callahan
Katherine Wicks
Margaret Casey
Milzaheehy Welaughiin
Tren
Stan Avenue i
M Guet
Mary Tizue
Brook
Mira
George Pellan
Birch
Bridgeport Hospital
Pelham
Madeline Scolin
Charles A Kenner
Kenney
Gregory Street
NY Telephone Ca
New York City
Barnum School
Dorothy Linehan
Helen O'Leary
Jaspaine Cooney
Plorence McNamara
Estelle Hamilton Long Barry
Holurburg
Helen Kearns
Catherine Flynn
Julien Kane
Rose Planorgan
Crave Laboy
Louise Weed
Isabelle Towle
Alice Keating
Marie Emenenger
Margaret Foorrun
Jane Casserly
Eliza Townsend
Margaret McPaddena
Mabel Flannegan
Ruth Fitz
Henry F. Greenman
Park Plate
Manuel Najeta
James McNamara
Bruce Young
Warren Harding High School
Irving O'Hay
Captain O'Hay
Richard Harding Davis
R.A. H. Clark
Harold T. Delmore
Princeton Street
Misa Jane A. Bristof
Julius Nagy
St Stephen's Church
John Pani
Central Avenue
Mra J. Crank
E Walsid
J Kohutek
A. Sedlak
M. Wargo
J. Mlaaty
Robert A. Crosin
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsfield
Mass
Crosby
New England Assea- Won
Was. Mugh & ‘Taylor
Jargon Heights
Bridgeposk
Helen P Diets
Verona
Degree of Pocahontas
Mary
McDonald Girls
Council of Catholic Men
L, Butterfield
J. Klaff
South Norwalk
Men's Legion of Trinity Church
Hell
Washington Avenue
Mooseheart Legion
Myrtle Avenue
C. Wagner
Eintracht
Cannon Street
J. Klein
J Kleinberger
R. Winters
Mie
A. L. Minty
A. Buistein
Friedman
L. Deutech
Wi- Mam ‘Trechier
Katy
A. Welchman
Reppeport
Charles H. Bonesteel
Meeiing
State Armory
Social Star Club
Rhea Chapter
Grace Wikehart
Kossuth Street
Sunshine Circle of King's Daughters
Mary F. Bibbins
8Th District
Women’s Republican Club
Mraguise M. Gurater
Cam Ltdge Avenue
Harold
Roxy
Morrison Radiophone Company, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Leral Pershing
Peter
Lsten
Bayers
Kiwanis
Herod
Christchurch
Hayers
Evelyn
Albert
Gertrude
Lanten
Marie Earle
Crawford
Edith
D M. Read's
D. M. Read's
Windsor
Palais du Maroc
Aew
Louise Faxon Knapp
Farfield Avenue
Mia Knapp
Steger Poole Company
Barbara Noble
Marek and Stevens
Sheaffer's — Asheaffer Pen Company
Fort Madeqow
Per
Sheaffer
Harvey & Lewis Co
Lenny
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