Henephs Honey and Tar Lozenges Advertised
An advertisement touts Henephs Honey and Tar Cough Lozenges as a wondrous remedy for coughs and colds. It claims rapid relief for throat tickle and inflammation, with gradual dissolution delivering medicine to inflamed membranes. Hindle Pharmacy touted as the first place to ask.
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Heneph
Hindle Pharmacy
Connecticut Toll Bridges Show Eight Year Traffic Rise
Connecticut state figures show 5 243 703 vehicles paid to cross the Haddam East Haddam Saybrook Lyme and New London Groton toll bridges from inception through January, with total receipts about 1 035 100. Saybrook Lyme led in passengers while Haddam rapid growth in vehicle mix reflects rising auto use and commercial traffic over the eight year period.
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New London
Saybrook
Haddam
State Highway Department
Haddam-East Haddam
Saybrook-Lyme
New London Bridge
Torah
Haddam-Hast Uaddam
Polish Club Urges Immigration Law Change
The Polish Citizens' Republican club in White Eagles hall adopted resolutions urging changes to immigration policy based on quotas to admit more worthy persons and supporting stricter citizenship requirements. Officers named include President Gyegymunt J. Czubak and Vice President Jink Leganowicz, with plans to form welfare committees and involve Polish women in future plans.
Bridgeport Officers and Medics Seek Army Promotions
The 76th Reserve Division plans promotions for Bridgeport members of the Officers Reserve Corps. W. Parker Seeley, now a pilot in the 101st Observation squadron, faces an exam for first lieutenant. Lieut H H Hargraves and doctors Sprague and Williams await commissions in medical and dental corps. Major K G Delacour commands the Bridgeport battalion of the 40th Infantry.
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Bridgeport
Cutter
New Skiven
W. Parker Seeley
Leutenant
H H. Hargraves
418Th Infantry
Manufacturers Favor New Immigration Law
The Connecticut Industrial council in Wartford last week urged a selective immigration policy as a substitute for the Dilogham Immigration Act, expires next June. The 32 member association group ended support for the Mellon tax reduction plan and declared strong opposition to the bona.
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Congress
Cennecclegh Industrial Council
Wartford
Connecticut
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Olney Estate Valued At 214 In Probate Records
The estate of Frederick Anthony Olney valued at 24.81 per inventory filed in probate court. Olney, once known as Frederick Anthony, lived here for years and was brother of Richard Olny, a former secretary of war. Mrs J Menard, owner of the rooming house where Olney resided, refuses to permit the examination of papers left by Olney, and holds a claim for unpaid rent.
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Frederick Anthony Olney
Richard Olny
Cleveland
Iney
Frederick QcAnthony
J. Menard
Olney
Clamey
Eatale
Bethlehem Shepherds at Danbury Meeting
Thirteen members of Bethlehem lodge traveled to Danbury last Friday evening to attend the installation of officers of Odell lodge. Among those present were Mrs Wellers past supreme commander Charles Nelson BK Mivans Teuide Martin deputies Marlin O'Donnell Evelyn Nelson J Wadsen Marion Clark John Devitt G KH Dowling past commanders Sadie Denease and Mera Butler cunaulsiders.
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Tover Thirky
Lllegal Stepherd
Bethlehem
Danbury
Agdint
Odell Lodge
Mrs. Wellers
Charles Nelson
BK. Mivans
Teuide Martin
Marlin O'Donnell
Evelyn Nelson
J. Wadsen
Marion Clark
John Devitt
G. KH. Dowling
Sadie Denease
Mera. Butler Cunaulsiders
Sterling Towner Bill Blocked by Choice of Fenn
Washington January 20 Rumors say Congress man F Hart Fenn of Hartford was placed on the House Education Committee to hinder the Sterling Towner education bill. The measure would create a Federal Department of Education with cabinet status and a large annual appropriation. Fenn denied pre existing views and said he would listen to both sides before deciding.
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FENN
George H. Manning
Telegram
Washington
Capitol
F. Hart Fenn
Hartford
House Committee On Education
Department of Education
Congress
Ita
House
Sanders
Banking and Currency Committee
Castor Plants Used By Chinese Farmers Against Pests
For ages Chinese farmers have lined field borders with castor plants to deter insects from invading gardens, a traditional practice noted for its pest repellent effect.
Mulsified shampoo promises scalp cleansing and rich lather
Two or three teaspoons of Mulsified shampoo suffice to cleanse the scalp and hair. Wet the hair, rub in a rich creamy lather that removes dirt dandruff and excess oil, leaving the scalp soft and hair fine bright and manageable. Inexpensive and available at any drug store, a small bottle serves the whole family.
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Himphy
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