NOTHING WRONG IN AMERICAN SAYS ROBINSON
Officials of the Dow Work Stock Exchange announced that Worth American Oil & Refining Co stock has been stricken from the exchange list after a month long investigation. About 40,000 shares were traded in Bridgeport area by former City Clerk J W Alix Robinson who claims faith in the firm despite disclosed stock set aside for services. The exchange notes undisclosed factors and asserts no officer misused company finances while a stockholders meeting will be held to review actions and potential investigations.
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Drow Work Stock Exchange
Worth American Oil & Refining Co
Tock Hag
Briggport Land
J. WW
Alix Robinson
Connecticut Territory
Robinson
Usting
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Conquered by Dr Carey Prescript
For forty years Dr Carey promoted Prescription No 0 or No 7 for kidney and bladder ailments. The ad claims many cures, a money back offer, and distribution through druggists nationwide. Watch for symptoms like blurred vision puffy eyes and back or side pain and seek the medicine promptly.
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Carey
G. Carey
Iowa Doctor Offers Free Catarrh Remedy to Sufferers
Davenport Iowa physician Dr W A Coe based at St James Hotel building claims a personal cure for catarrh and related head issues. He offers a free ten supply to any paper reader who writes for the treatment, asserting widespread relief after years of suffering.
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Cound
Pavenport
Iowa
W. A. Cote
St.James Hotel
Yue Central West
Ender
Free State Prepares Stern Penal Code
Dublin Jan 17 Associated Press says the army council of the Irish Free State has drawn up a strict code to punish attacks on the army and state. The code requires Dail endorsement and prescribes death after military court trial for encouragement of murder possession of plans prejudicing state or forces safety or unauthorized wearing of military or police uniforms. Penal servitude for aiding escapes from custody.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Army Council
Irish Free State
Dail Éireann
Windup of Turkish Parley Delayed at Lausanne
From Lausanne January 17 the Orient and the Occident wait at the Near Eastern conference as Turkish and British sides test each other. Schmet Pasha shows unease over possible overplay while Turks seek any hint of a Curzon statement predicting conference collapse. Next week expected to bring some development or sign of progress.
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Lausanne
Orient
The
Occident
Shmet Pasha
Lord Curzon
Holmes Favorite to Grab Championship
Don Holmes of Waterbury tops 3-to-1 in the state billiard tournament after a 100 to 83 win over Hammer. Holmes played a steady game with flashes of spectacular shots and will face Police of the Brass City in the next round as the state championship matches proceed.
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Hammer
Waterbury
Don Holmes
Holmes
Brass City
Too Popular Book Seized Over Four Swallows Tale
The Springfield Union reports eight copies of Spring Toems The Four Swallows by J. B. Corn were confiscated in Newark under Volstead enforcement. The illustrations showed four swallows as rye, deemed an offense against the 18th Amendment. Reading will remain dry for homebound readers.
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Ty Tith
J. B. Corn
Newark
Mr. Sumner
Springfield
Nutritional Emphasis on Milk Eggs and Cheese
The passage highlights milk eggs cheese and fresh foods as key strength builders. It notes meat and egg yolk supply iron, milk provides lime, and fat soluble vitamins are present in the diet.
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York
Miners Seek Guard Against New General Strike
About one hundred United Mine Workers officials met with country operators in New York to press for an agreement preventing a repeat general coal strike this spring. Both sides favored protections against simultaneous strikes in hard and soft coal mines, with optimism for no bituminous strike this year though anthracite risk remained. The Cleveland agreement ends, but the hard coal contract runs to August 15.
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New York
Associated Press
United Mine’ Workers of America
Cleveland
U S Attorney to Speak at Women Voters Luncheon
The Connecticut and Hartford Leagues of Women Voters host a luncheon at the Hotel Bond. Assistant United States Attorney Mary J. Towle will speak on Should Women be eligible for Jury Service. Other speakers include Mrs. L B Rantoul and Dr H A Lampher. The event begins at 12 30 with talks at 1 15 and is open to men and non members.
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Connecticut and
Hartior Leagues of Women
Hotel
Bond
Mary J. Towle
United States Attorney
L. B. Rantoul
H. A. Lampher
Obituary notices of Gray and several local residents
Obituaries list Thomas Whitlock Gray 44 of this city died in Newark New Jersey. Survived by brother Fred Gray and uncle W G Lineburgh. Funeral and committal services planned in Newark and Mountain Grove cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of John Ossian Engberg Rochester New York. George A Mahan. James P Walsh Danbury. Charles T Baxter Southport. Hattie Burnham Fairfield Avenue. and Frank Carpenter. Funeral arrangements and burial details provided for each.
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Thomas W. Gray
Thomas Whitlock Gray
Mary
Theodore Gray
Newark
N. J
Fred Gray
W.G. Lineburgh
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Janes P. Walsh
James P Walsh
Housatonic Avenue
Loyal Order of Moose
Birdela Walsh
Frank
Danbury
Mary Keenan
New York
Stephen Moora
Funeral notices and obituaries in Derby and nearby areas
Yesterday after a long illness several local obituaries were announced with funeral details. Albert Hyde 24 formerly of New York City to be sent there for burial. Miss Helen Sheedy and nephew Reverend John Sheedy officiated at St Patrick’s Church. burial in St Michael’s Cemetery. Mrs Margaret Logan mourned with services at 1892 West Broad Street Stratford. burial in St Michael’s Cemetery. Mrs Lottie Labommedien 163 Pembroke Street held at Berean Memorial Church. burial in Tark Cemetery. Joseph Pardee of Derby, longtime garbage superintendent, dies after pneumonia. funeral at Clark’s Corner Orange Saturday at 2 PM. burial Orange Cemetery.
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George A. Mahan
John
Mary Mahan
William
James Mahan
Arthur Farrington
Michael J. Gannon
John Street
St Patrick’s Church
Witl Ween
St. Michael's Heme
Mbrciary
Walker & Banks
Hairfield Avenue
St. Anthony’s
St. Michael's Cemetery
Albert D. Hyde
Albert. Donahue
Hyde
Itairweather Street
Black
New York City
Ilen Sheedy
John Sheedy
Fay
N. J
Funeeva
Servyiceh
Telien’ Sheedy
Grand Street
St. Patrick's Church
James B. Nihil
St. Augustine's!evurch
Agdeacon
Michael Z. Thompson
Margaret Logan
Marzaree Logan
West Broad Street
Stratford
St. James’ Church
Michael O'Connor
John Walsh
Mes
Lottie Lalommedien
Tunera
Lottie Labommedien
Pembroke Street
Berean Memorial Church
Jd Long
Joseph M. Pardee
Delby
Toseph M. Pardee
Derby
Griffin Hospital
William Pardee
Dartmouth College
Clark’s Corner
Orange
Orange Cemetery
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F.C. F. Colcord
Orth American
We ‘Company
Ex“Ange
S Company
Exchange
Physican
Free State
Britain
Wlvore
Sloan
Pum Chie Ae Ee
U.S. Attorney
John Ossian Engberg
Engel Engberg
Hampden Road
Rochester
N. Y
Charles T. Baxter
Charles Tr. Baxter
Southport
Henry E. Bishop
Wairfield Avenue
John Shiviey
Hattie Wd. Kiefer Burnham
William ‘. Burnham
Board of Apportionment
Fairfield Avenue
Burnham
Jacob Kiefer
Brooklawn Country Club
Associated Charities
St. John's Episcopal Church
Witch of
New Haven
Frank Carpenter
Irransis Iannon
Bartholomew Haggerty
Joseph and
George” Haux
Patrick T. Fyan
Oscar Reynolds
Trerial
St Michael's
Father Sheedy
Nihil and
Lyneby
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
P. McCarthy
Hartford
Patrick
McGivney
Hev. Thomas
Gloster
St. Charters’ Church
St. Michaelsemetery
O'Connor
Tarik Gemetery
Drs. Weldlicn
Alvord
Jane Cow
Drs. Weidlich
Bridgeport
United States
Drs. Alvord
Weidlich
Citizens’ Building
Kresge’s
Cannon & Main Sts
Aix
Literary Digest
Champee
Regina Blumer
Blumer College of Natureopathy
Hattford
Ta2
State Street
Blumer
Nature
State St
Bridgeport, Conn
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