Westport Lights Hold Hope for Rate Cut Promise
Westport plans to lower electric charges after consolidation of Westport Vleetek Compa h with Connec Gent Llehr and Power Consuping. Rates to Norwalk area cited, with customer bills to be calculated after meter readings. Two rate options for residents include lighting and energy charges, with a minimum monthly fee and a term of contract under consideration.
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Westport
Vleetek
C. Lavish
Norwalk
Cen
Iastallment
Ad Ia
Alumansanly
Memorial Church of the Mary Trinity
Way
Fdmiund
Jayn Gates
Oxford
N. Y
Gates
Ino
Samuel A. Pundy
Brewster
St. Pauly
Trinity Sandas
Kenneth Mekanal
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Quick Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative. It promises gentle bowel movement without harsh effects and claims many users experience quick relief from constipation and related discomfort with a nightly dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Kbawarits
Moone's Emerald Oil Offered for Bad Legs Home Use
An advertisement proclaims Moone's Emerald Oil as a breakthrough home treatment for bad legs once deemed incurable by doctors. It claims rapid relief from varicose and weary legs, rose veins, and general irritation, urging readers to obtain genuine bottles from Twindle's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xinglisig
Moone
Twindle
Pauline Garon Weds Lowell Sherman in New York
New York reports motion picture actress Pauline Garon of Hollywood wed actor Lowell Sherman at the municipal building. Sherman, previously divorced in Providence in 1923, cites cruelty and neglect. Garon, born in Montreal, is the daughter of Pierre and Mrs Garon.
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New York
Velk K. Larp
Lowell Shernan
Mary Pauline Garon
Holywood
Calif
Sherman
Providence
Evelyn Boo
Montreal
Pierre Garon
Miss Katherine Gesher Hosts Valentine Party at Parker House
Miss Katherine Gesher entertained about forty friends at a Valentine party Saturday night at the Parker House. Decorations followed red and white colors, dancing lasted until near 11, followed by supper. Chaperons included Mr and Mrs Charles FE, Mr and Mrs Herbert I Clark, and Mrs James Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Gesher
Parker House
Charles FE
Herbert I. Clark
James Marshall
Richmond HH. Gesner
Eynie Casner
Virginia
Fir
Arthur J. Smith
George M. Stuart
Frank HH. Johnson
Walter A. Reynold Anil Wad
Rodney J
Walter J
Sewell Wilson
Miaval B. Chell
Fanny I. Edwards
Adeline EB. Hurd
Katherine Mis Goos
Danby
G . Beers
Priest and Ushers Avert Panic in Church Fire
A church fire threat during Mass caused alarm as a small blaze near oil and grease was contained by ushers and linen for cleaning. Priest Father McClean continued the sermon calmly while volunteers quickly extinguished the blaze. Parishioners remained seated as the service resumed after the near miss.
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Peter Rector
Sk. Hh
McClean
Walher McCuan
Pather McClean
Daniel 2
Brennan
Askorneyan
Lis
Exhol
Mather McCrean
Apostolie Mission Band
Auto crash toll climbs with 1924 state figures
Connecticut traffic bulletin shows 1924 saw 871 accidents resulting in 262 deaths and 7,185 injuries with property damage of 1,878,000 dollars. The report notes a 12.7 percent rise from 1824 and highlights the impact of reckless driving.
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Cnnecticut
Star Vehicle Department
Pracetad
Vad
Ture
Patel Eas
Rian
Indictments Against Town Treasurer Read in Court
Two secret action charges filed against town treasurer William C. Lean, also Water Board collector, were read in Superior Court before Judge Donahue. Lean, who has made restitution, pled guilty through his attorney. Bail set at 2,000 for appearance. Indictments include multiple counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian C. Lean
Water Board
Donahue
Lean
Beil
Quality Amoskeag and Security ginghams on sale
They are made from Amoskeag and Security ginghams in attractive styles with smart new effects. Available in all sizes including extras, offered at a low price while the stock lasts. Shop early for size choice.
Like Romeo of Old He Carried Wife to Church
An advertisement touts Matamel as a cure for tide aches and pain. A woman urges readers to consult Mrs Frances of 322 Brunswick Ave Trenton NJ for real results. Claims include relief from neuritis pain, improved sleep, ability to work, and attending church. Matamel is promoted as a Mexican plant based medicine available at Hindle Drug Stores and other local retailers.
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Romeo OF
Old
Frances
Brunswick Ave
Trenton
N. J
M. Eo
Matamel
Druggist Tip for Corn Relief at Low Cost
A tiny bottle of Kreexone costs only a few cents at any drug store and can rid feet of hard and soft corns between the toes. The tip promotes home treatment and ease for sufferers.
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Treath Announgemere
Maxtte DeBuys
William PL Hro
Saugatuck
Washington
LD. A
Dani A. Bray
Jean Randolph Bray
Sasque Hills
Miss DeBuys
the Hinchom
Rathbone Debuys
Nuw la
Newream
Ne Detta Phil Society
Boston Technology
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
New Grleane
Westsport
Isenau
Mary MaElwee
Charles McMhwee
Culestown
McElwee
Dejaytown
Harry O'Conner
Joseph Torosky
McEhree & Motorman
Bridgeport- Norwalt
Women’s Town Improvement Association
Ppa
Baird
King Street
Florida
Everglades Limited
New England
Tore West Indien Ltd
Havana
Specie
Primetto, Cie
Flos Specia Floride
Gulf Coast Lr
Floride East Coast Ltd
Coat Lins Pei Pvergiadsa Lai Pm, Ltd
Atlantic Coast Line
South
F. Fuller
Broadway
Lackawanna
Reass
NRC
Pauline Garon
Lowell Sherman
Danvury Iyoung
Rhett
Batsford Hill
P. IH
Mettar Hurday
Ither
Newtown
Danbury
Won
Peter H. McClean
St. Augustine’s
Motor Vehicle Department
Bridgeport, Coun
Pao
Tucsilay
Towland’s
Meri Alan
Cearber
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
Kale
Brunswick Avenue
Matame
Alvord and Schwab, Inc
Main St
Gude
Grande
Cogswell
Windsor
Burroughs
N. Buckingham &Co., Inc
State St
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