Woman in Derby Hospital Suffers From Poisoning
Mrs. Mary Maxwell of 101 Caroline street is hospitalized in Griffin with wood alcohol poisoning. Her condition is serious and death seems likely. Her son William Maxwell was arrested for abusing her and jailed for 30 days. Mrs. Maxwell has gone blind and unconscious, with subnormal heart action and other wood alcohol symptoms noted.
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Perby
Jan
Mary Maxwell
Caroline Street
Griffin Hospital
William Maxwell
Theodore Bisele
New York City
William Wisele
Ang Mra
Kay Rehnberg
Kay
Woman's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Street
Catherine Cook
Emma Beach
Woman's Belle Corps
Mary Edwards
Etta Beach
Oliza Brooks
Belle Cargill
Hattie Rogers
Anna Duffield
Annie Hewson
Isuard
Elizabeth Walsh
Broadcasters to Discuss Air Laws at League Meeting
Chicago January 6 broadcasters will discuss air laws at the National Broadcasters League session on January 16. It is the first gathering since organization in October. Topics include whether copyrighted music including grand opera can be transmitted by radio nationwide without payments to owners and the league’s stance on a radio bill in Congress by Wallace H White.
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Chicago
National‘Broadcasters’ League
League
United States
Congress
Wallace H. White
Connecticut Patents Issued December 28 1924 at Wooster & Davis
A list from Wooster & Davis patent lawyers details Connecticut patents issued December 28 including Josep Posa Bridgeport mouth appliance Ignatius Wrozina Bridgeport resilient wheel tire John H Grett Hartford sounding toy Maynard C Church Hartford steam turbine Curtis 8 Veeder Hartford counting mechanism Max Golstone New Haven burglar alarm Frank P Memming and C H Memming New Haven cutlery grinding machine Zenas P Candee Waterbury feed mechanism Joseph I Lamb New Britain electrically heated utensil Herbert Q Rockwell New Britain insulator support Robert W Chandler Stamford distant control for industrial cranes Leonard J Allyn West Mystic fluid current conveyers Warrier G Duffington Saybrook shield for stoves John Fealner Middletown neck band Albert Kingsbury Greenwich bearing James J MacFarlane Atwoodville textile machine brade marks American Tube Stamping Company Bridgeport lifting jacks The Seamless Rubber Company Inc New Haven rubber combs Strouse Adler Co New Haven or nots Yayes and Meserole Mfg Company Milford bair wavers W L D Smith Co Plantsville screw drivers Paul A Sperry West Haven duck decoys
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Wooster & Davis
Connecticut
Josep
Posa
Bridgeport
Ignatius Wrozina
John H. Grett
Hartford
Maynard C. Church
Curtis
Veeder
Max Golstone
New Haven
Prank P. Memming
C. H.memming
Zenas P. Candee
Waterbury
Joseph I. Lamb
New Britain
Herbert Q. Rockwell
Robert W. Chandler
Stamford
Leonard J. Allyn
West Mystic
Warrier G. Duffington
Saybrook
Shield
John Fealner
Middletown
Albert Kingsbury
Greenwich
James J. MacFarlane
Atwoodville
American Tube & Stamping Company
Seamless Rubber Company, Inc
Strouse
Adler & Co
Yayes and Meserole Mfg. Company
Milford
Bair Wavers
Recruit in Tent Describes Sentry Altercation
A new recruit arrives at night battered and bruised after a clash with sentry on No 3. He claims he told the guard his name was Gen Pershing, provoking a ruthless response. Capt J W Bollenbeck weighs in on the incident, questioning the guard’s action.
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Nawthin
Gen. Pershing
Pershing
Mat
J. W. Bollenbeck
Dudge
Harbormasters Vessel Lamon Maintains Quiet Control
A local report describes Harbormaster William A. Lamon keeping his vessel the Dik in order and aboard the city docks. It notes incentives from ferrying passengers to Pleasure Beach and hints at future work by the Harbor Improvement committee and Aldermanic Board. The piece compares the Dik to a rival ship the Dirk and remarks on ongoing riverfront adjustments under Stratford Avenue bridge.
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Aldermanic Board
Mr. Lamond
Bidgeport
Stratford Avenue Bridge
Sumime
Permits Totaling 6900 Granted by Building Commission
Last night the Building Commissioners approved permits totaling 6900 with a main value of 5800. Notable items include a brick building for a coal crusher at 105 East Main Street and cement blocks and workshop at 118 Berkshire Avenue. A remodel for a store at 1292 Ping Street and related homeowners were listed among the approvals.
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Ag Trollows
East Mainstreat
Berkshire Avenue
Berg
Ping Street
Laandisman
Error in bank share valuation corrected
In listing share valuations of the Commercial Bank and Trust Co of Bridgeport the Telegram notes an omission listing only unsubscribed shares. The State Banking Commission shows unpaid stock valuation at 20 stock fully subscribed for 100 valuation 1380.
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Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Bridgeport
Telegram
State Banking Commission
Lew Haven Club Hosts Evening Magic Show
Ly son of Lew Haven headed the program for the evening by displaying many magic tricks. Mr. Pierson is well known as a magician and has performed before many of the fraternities at Yale. The club plans another entertainment in the near future as a large number attended the affair this evening.
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Lyson
Lew Haven
Pierson
Yate
Sewing Circle Anniversary Meeting Held at Miss Murray's
The Industrial Sewing circle marked its 10th anniversary with a gathering at Miss Catherine Murray's East Main Street home. Guests enjoyed games dancing and a buffet luncheon as plans for future activities were discussed. Attending were Mildred Getman Rosemary Cosgrove Elizabeth Carroll Rose Waran Mary McCullough Catherine Murray and Margaret Carroll.
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Industrial Sewing Circle
Catherine Murray
East Main Street
Mildred Mel Getman
Rosemary Cosgrove
Elizabeth Carroll
Rose Waran
Mary McCullough
Margaret Carroll
Bridgeport Typhoid Rate Placed At 0.6 Percent Per Hundred Thousand
Health officer announces 1922 typhoid fever death rate for Bridgeport at six tenths per hundred thousand. The notice also reports a marriage engagement between Miss Edith Humphrey of 248 Atlantic Street and David W. Osborne Jr. of 248 Park Avenue.
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Bridgeport
Cite Health Officer
Edith Humphrey
248 ‘Atlantic Street
David W. Osborne, Jr
248 Park Avenus
Olive Tablets advertise vibrant skin and digestion
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable substitute for calomel, claim to improve complexion and appetite by stimulating bile and relieving constipation. Marketed with promises of pink skin and buoyant energy, the ad touts 17 years of study, wide sales, and a low price of 10c to 30c per box.
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Rénards
Sie
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