Tanlac Credited With Restored Health By Society Woman
Miss Gladys Studley of 430 West 11th Street, a popular New York society figure, praises Tanlac for restoring appetite, energy, and vigor after years of decline. She says the medicine steadied her nerves, improved her complexion, and brought back normal strength, encouraging others to try it.
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Gladys Studies
West
Th Street
New York City
Tanlac
Miss Studley
Tania
Oller
Dogan
Tunlae
Ical
Gladys Studley
New York
Mel
Taniac
Mallett Estate Settled in Court in Stratford
Settlement of the Mallett estate in Stratford probate court totals 129815.22 with residue 56956.56 distributed to Judson and Minor families and various bequests including Bridgeport Hospital and Stratford Library. The state inheritance tax amounts to 6014.09, the largest estate in years. Stratford High prepares for Yale basketball tournament with nine straight wins prior to a close loss. notable matches include Congress High and University School results.
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Stratford
Margaret A. Mallett
John C. Wilcoxson
George E. Curtis
Edwin DD
Fred Judson
Lilia Judson
Carrie Judson
Daniel Mallett
Miss Millett
Miss Mallett
Bridgeport Hospital
Christ Episcopal Church
Depiscopal Board of Foreign and Tomestic Missions
Stratford Library
Union Ceimetery Association
Charles Mallett
Edwin D. Minor
Clerpey
The
Episcopal Church
Lucius Judson
Carrie Ju
Connecticut
North Bed
Parent-Teachers Association
Garden School
Eclock
Stratford High School
Yale College
Hillhouse High
New Haven
Stratford High
Sdeals
Congress High
Bridgeport
SHOOL
Bridgeport ‘Trade School
Shelton High
University School
Milford High
Norwalk High
Hunters Fear Wolves Cutting Deer Numbers in Michigan
In Lron Mountain Michigan Seb 18 hunters report wolves are plentiful and deer will be scarce unless state hunters adjust policy by restoring an old $9 wolf bounty. Reports say deer kills are down this season due to wolves, while bears remain numerous and several have been shot by hunters.
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Lron Mountain
Mich
Upper
Peninsular
Richard Pollard
Hunter Returns After 34 Years Missing From Home
Mysteriously disappearing from his home thirty four years ago Ben Hunter formerly of Woodlard County and son of a Woodford County family appeared at his sister Mrs Wilbur Thornton in Kansas City. No details were given about his whereabouts during the years since his disappearance.
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Varsatiaass
Web
Ben Hunter
Woodlard County
D. Porter Lnter
Woodford County
Wilbur Thornton
Laura Minter
Kansas City
Hunter
Man leaps from window at Courthon Street
Edward Janshing leaped from a window in his room at 78 Courthon Street on Saturday believing an invisible terror pursued him. He fell fifteen feet but was uninjured except for wrist lacerations from smashing panes, then was treated at Emergency hospital and locked up on a drunkenness charge.
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Twdward Janshing
Courthon Street
Luxor Valley Police Salute Queen in Belgians Visit
In Luxor the opening of Tutankhamen tomb inner chamber nears as M Lacwu and Alan Guarding assist readings. Prof Breasted discusses period history while a wealthy American woman triggers a playful royal salute from local police. Cautious officials question commercial motives behind the excavation. Queen of the Belgians is expected. Lord Allenby will guard the valley.
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Arthur Wiigale
North Ameripaper Alliance
London Daily
Maul
Luxor
Egypt
Tutankhamen
M. Lacwu
Alan Guarding
Breasted
Chicago University
Tutanithamen
Polia
Valley of the Kings
Seenay
Department of Antiquities
Lkely
Alexandria
Lord Allenby
Cairo
Strange Fate of Maine Guide Foretold in Hub Author's Story
A Maine guide Dave Brown and wardens Williams and Johnson vanished after a hunting trip on the Allagash. A fiction inspired by Brown’s tales, including a trap door murder, appeared in the Saturday Evening Post before Brown disappeared. Ben Ames Williams recalls the eerie link between story and fate as investigators seek Brown’s body.
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Maine
Williams
Irvin S. Cobb
Robert W. Davis
OC. M. Palmer
New Yorker
Dean Palmer
Frederick W. Hickley
Willis
Parsons
State of
Pave Brown
Greenville
Maine Woods
Dave
Spokoncen
Ben Ames Williams
Allagash
Ben Ame
Dave Brown
Mr. Williams
Ames Williams
Poston
Coubin
Casualty
Saturday Evening Post
da Williams Hnd
Wy Fx
Authar
Aure Punent
Woly
Aure
Shg
Wil Tage
Bane
Mr. Willams
Tne
Myrtistey Johnson
Ben Aies Williams
Boston Sunday Post
Flo
Ben Anes Williams
Sal
Lave Brown
Brown
George Camstock
Toston Post
Trapshooter Spencer Dies in San Antonio at 48
C. G. Spencer of St. Louis, famed trap shooter and former world record holder with 664 targets, died yesterday in San Antonio. He was 48 years old and recognized as one of the leading professional trap shooters worldwide.
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Houston
Tex
Wen
C. G
Spencer
St. Louis
San Antonio
Connecticut Chamber backs state purchasing agent measure
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce directors in New Haven approved Governor Templeton s call for a referendum on a state purchasing agent to standardize staple items and cut costs. The board also endorsed mortgage and zoning measures and backed William Sinks for another term on the U S Chamber board while approving Sheppard Towner child welfare funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Templeton
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Herve
State Chamber
New Haven
State Chamber of Commerce
Connecticut
Central Purchasing Authority
Board of Control
Legislative
Senate
We State
The
United
Hinges
William 7. Sincks
Bridgeport
Tthe
United States Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
Abraham Lodge to Host Smoker Tuesday Night
Abraham Lodge No 89 will hold an old fashioned smoker Tuesday in the lodge rooms at 45 Main Street. At the regular business meeting preceding the smoker, President Mark Reinstein will appoint committees for the year. The Intellectual and Advancement committee will outline lecture plans. The annual ball committee report will be submitted.
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Abraham Lodge
Main Street
Mark Reinstein
Drapery treasures brighten home with new veils and curtains
The Home Beautiful showcases a broad Drapery section on the third floor center with creterm es in chintz tapestry floral and bird designs and plain colors at 29c and 39c a yard Mercerized voile curtains priced at 2 and 2 1 4 dollars per pair Self colored terry cloth double faced curtains 79c a yard and Scotch madras curtains 2 dollars a pair.
Women’s quilted satin slippers offer at $1.35
Special lot on main floor rear offers women’s quilted satin slippers with quilted satin insoles and silk cord dotted decorations. Each slipper features a silk pon pon and color combinations such as red lavender lavender blue black lavender old rose blue copper blue pink. Limited pricing at $1.35.
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Copenhagen
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Gorton
Gorton-Pew Fisheries Co., Inc
Gloucester
Mas
Mallett Estates
Stratford Probate Court
High School
Yale
Luxor Valley
Commerce
Brunswick
Leopold Godowsky
Elly Ney
New Hall of Fame
Brunswick Records
Gude
Howland
Bridgeport, Conn
Howland Dry Goods
Sunday Post
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