Ilford Man Confers About Housing Matters
Ilford, Jan 18 Specially actors B. Ford of Bayview, a trustee of the City Savings Bank of Bridgeport, plans in Washington to confer with the comptroller on Federal loans for housing. The Milford town hall program features Mrs. Hubbard in a benefit recital for the Red Cross. War convention attendees discuss local defense campaigns and coal conservation union service plans. Army recreation fund aims to raise 5 percent of Milford’s population, about $500, plus large subscriptions. Mrs. Laura White left Fort Trumbull Beach for Richmond via Yale relatives en route.
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Ilford
B. Ford
Bayview
Cityings Bank of
Bridgeport
Bridget
Doc
John Sharpe
Cury
Bridge
Monevening
Red Cross
F. Elmore
Montclair
N. J
Stillwell
R. Hubbard
Hubbard
William Oakley
Pond Street
First
Wiliam A. Rose
War Savings Stamps Commission
Milford
D. Edward Smith, Jr
Signal Corps
France
Laflies
Greenwich
Second Congregational
Congregational
Episcopal
Plymouth
Laimch Army
Recreation Fund
Laura White
Fort Trumbull Beach
Richmond
Virginia
Yale
New Jersey
Machinists Back Government Coal Conservation Plans
The Machinists union voted to support government coal conservation efforts and to assist if plants are closed to ensure warmth for the greater population. Judge William M. Maltbie confirmed Henry C. Stevenson as permanent receiver of the J. H. Coughlin company. sale of the property authorized, claims due in 30 days. St Olave's church in Southwark to close, with notes on Viking Olaf and Danish relics in the College of Surgeons.
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Machinists Union
William M. Maltbie
Henry C. Stevenson
J. H. Coughlin Company
London
St. Olave’s Church
Southwark
Olaf
Longfellow
Ingland
England
College of Surgeons
Hadstock
Essex
Copford
Worcester
Exchange
Government could make iron at half price says Texas official
I P Featherstone of Beaumont Texas for Texas Steel testified before the House naval expenditures committee that pig iron could be produced by the government using its own raw materials at under one half the price it now pays under the Presidents fixed 38 dollar a ton rate. He added ships could be built with a satisfactory profit at twenty percent less than the Shipping Board pays. Pig iron could be produced by the government at 15.90 dollars per ton.
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Washington
I. P. Featherstone
Beaumont
Texas
Texas Steel Company
House
Naval Expenditures Committee
Shipping Board
Featherstone
Hearing on Final Account in Moll Estate Case
In Bridgeport probate court Judge Daniel Burr Bradley yesterday heard the final accounting of Augustus Moll as conservator for Theresa Moll. The case, pending nearly two years, concerns the conservator's final statement with A. L. DeLaney for the conservator and Spottswood Bowers for the petitioners present. Judge Bradley reserved decision.
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Daniel Burr Bradley
Westport
Bridgeport
Augustus Moll
Theresa Moll
A. L. DeLaney
Spottswood Bowers
Bradley
Victory for Navy Bill in Senate Refer to Naval Committee
Washington January 18 Friends of the bill to let the navy develop the California naval oil reserve lands won a victory by securing referral to the naval committee. The measure aims to expand naval oil operations and resource access amid ongoing discussions.
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Vicipory
NAVY
BILD
Washington
California Naval Oil Reserve
Senate
Naval Committee
Fairfield Curfew to Curb Coal Use During Fuel Drive
Fairfield will impose a curfew starting Monday night to support fuel conservation. Public lights must be out at the stated hour except where legally retained, and unnecessary lighting in buildings and homes should cease. Each evening at 8 o'clock the fire whistle will sound, and children under 15 must be indoors unless accompanied by adults.
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Fairfield
John FE. Boyle
Sairfield
Husband Held for Non-Support in City Court
Michael Goulash of 329 Willard Street was arrested on a non-support charge after his wife left him and moved to 1021 State Street. He was booked at the second precinct station and will be arraigned in city court this forenoon.
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State Street
Michael Goulash
Willard Street
Second Precinct
W. J. Furry Praises Foley Kidney Pills Relief
Salem Maine resident W J Furry writes about four to five years of bladder trouble and persistent back ache and dizziness. After trying several medicines he found relief with Foley Kidney Pills from Hindle's drug store in this advertisement.
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W. J. Furry
R. FF
Salem
Woley
Hindle’s Drug Store
Waterstreet man to face court for breach of peace and damage
Andrew Basur of Waterstreet is to appear in city court this forenoon to answer a charge of breach of the peace and destroying property. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Thomas Burns and booked at police headquarters.
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Basur
Andrew Basur
Waterstreet
Thomas Burns
Paradox of small men meeting expectations in life
A reflection notes that expectations can be met by a seemingly small or modest person, while a dull one may not meet them. The observation contrasts personal impact and perception, suggesting merit is not tied to size or brightness.
Backache warning and Haarlem Oil relief ad
An advertisement warns against ignoring back pain as a possible sign of kidney trouble and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Holland. The ad claims quick relief and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy only the GOLD MEDAL brand from drug stores.
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Haarlem
Holland
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Parmenter & Polsey
Parmenter & Polley Fertilizer CQ
Boston
Mass
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Randeclag Ca
Jiu
Hey
Irs
P. L. Crosby
Parients
Public Lands Committee
Chicago
Main St
Madison Ave
Zaar
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Club
Moose Hall
Poli Building
Garfield
Eagles’ Hall
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