Natureopathic Health Methods Offer Restorative Cure
An advertisement touts Natureopathic healing blending traditional drugless methods with bone adjustments and mental influence. It claims to rebuild the body by removing causes, treating with frame work adjustments, muscular movements, and mental proof, citing cures for stomach trouble, lumbago, and headaches and noting practitioners at 991 Broad St Bridgeport Conn.
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Natureopath
Natureopathic
Sife
Egu
Broad @t
Bridgeport
Conn
Milford Board of Selectmen to Meet on Monday
Milford residents were told the Board of Selectmen will hold a special town meeting Monday evening January 22 to gauge taxpayer sentiment on a proposed charter revision sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The plan aims to modernize Milford’s government while preserving its beneficial features.
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Milford Board OF Selectmen
Milford
Board of Selectmen
Chamber of Commerce
Riverside Reading Circle
Wallace Chase
Maple Street
Lewis F. Stome
Milford Wire Department
Silver Beach
Engine Company No. 1
Masson
C. J. Hutchins
Milford Haven
Volney Mathews
Thompson Street
Port Trumbull Beach
Lester Hickox
G. Hickox
Seaside Avenue
Harbor Bridge Repairs and Harbor News Update
Mechanics from the United Illuminating repair department readjusted the Stratford avenue bridge lock after a failure last Thursday, briefly halting harbor traffic for eight hours. Snow weight contributed to a rock collapse, with light shipping resuming as coal barges and a lumber schooner sought shelter. Ringling’s Ringling Barnum Bailey circus owner John T. Ringling bought a new 140 foot Seabury yacht named Symphonia to replace Zalophus. The P Sanford Ross dredge will halt for winter for engine overhaul by Butler Machine Co. Captain Edward Decatur installed as commodore of Pequonnock Yacht Club, with officers Wkinson, Davison, Hood, Hamilton, and Anthony.
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United Illuminating Repair’ Department
Stratford Avenue
John T. Ringling
Ringing
Barnum & Bailey
Seabury
Hell Gate
Wat_son
John Z. King
Symphonia
P. Sanford Ross
Butler Machine Company
Edward Decatur
Pequonneck Yacht Club
Commodore
K IT
Joseph Wkinson
Jack Davison
Ernest Hood
Henry Hamilton
Jack Anthony
Board of Governors
Farm Credits Bills Move To Senate Debate Tomorrow
The Senate will begin debate on farm credits legislation tomorrow, with two measures the Capper and Lenroot-Anderson bills. Support favors the Capper bill while opponents resist the Lenroot-Anderson plan due to its government aid provisions. The administration shipping bill remains unfinished business and is to be set aside daily for agricultural relief proposals.
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Washington
Dan
Senate
Congress
Mehan
Senate Banking Committee
Iemorrow
Precinct Police Raid on Pembroke Street Home
Police raided a Pembroke Street home arresting Antonio Giannini for operating an alleged gambling establishment. Six frequenters were detained on $50 bonds. In the raid, Fred Vabric of Hallett Street was found with a loaded revolver and jailed on a concealed weapons charge with a $200 bond.
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Antonio Giannini
Pembroke Street
Hamilton Street
Fred Vabric
Hallett Street
Shoe Section Clearance Offers Deep Discounts
The Shoe Section announces two Monday lots in men S shoes including broken lots of high grade 4.85 and oxford styles in calfskin ranging sizes 8½ to 11 with prices from 9 to 10. Also a large stock at 5.85 and more oxford pairs in black and tan calf from 10 and 12 grade. Women's knit underwear heavily reduced with Kayser Silk Tops Bodices and Union Suits now 1.35 and 0.75 respectively. Furs marked down to below cost with Hudson Seal coats and fur scarfs and muffs remaining.
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Eagle and Parker
Mark Downs on all Men's Suits at 14.85
A sale targets small sizes for high school and young men with midrange fashion park suits priced from 14.85 to 28.85. The collection includes Hockanam Worsted and fashion park suits, previously 25 to 60, with some items reaching 40 and up to 50. Buyers urged to purchase multiple suits for now and later.
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Mark Downs
Hewlett Company Wins Factory Building Contract
Hewlett Company named as contractor for a new three story factory on Federal Street for Albert A Lane negger designer Crown Corget Company. Project cost about 150000 dollars. building to be leased to Crown Company and a Newark firm. Structure will have 60000 feet of floor space. work starts March 1. over 100 workers to be employed upon completion.
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Hewlett Company
Federal Street
Albert A. Lanenegger
Crown Corget Company
Crown Company
Newark
Youth Found Dead From Gas Poisoning in Wahiden
Kenneth Johnson aged 16 was found dead in his rooming house at 926 East Main Street Wahiden. Medical Examiner Samuel Garlick believed accidental gas poisoning occurred after a gas heater had been extinguished while the stove was in use.
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Kenneth Johnson
Wahiden
Samuel Garlick
Father John’s Medicine Promises Health Boost For Children
Mrs. Gee Smith of Canton Ohio praises Father John’s Medicine after her children recovered from bronchitis. She calls it a great body builder and notes her boy’s health improved. The ad claims a 67 year history and a cod liver oil emulsion with other ingredients, alcohol free.
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Geo. Smith
Canton
Hie
Father John
Gee. Smith
Marked Down Men Overcoats in Various Styles
A local retailer advertises reduced prices on men overcoats for all ages and professions. Includes Dan Wodie and Chesterfield models from their line, with prices around $28.85 to $40, plus imported London and Leeds coats at $48.85 formerly $65. Ulsters from Worombo woolens offered at $58.85, marked down from $75.
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Dan Wodie
London
Leeds
Worombo
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Warbor
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Lighthouse
Ricketts Blue
Pkey
Sawyers Bloc
Georgia
Florida
Alabama Tennence
Savannah
New York
Tutedaye
Menpla
Atateroom
Ehip
Inship Co
Sevannah
North River, New York
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