Deer Exodus From Woods Drives Wildlife Officials
Reports from warrens along the sound shore indicate heavy snow forces deer southward as crews monitor roaming herds in Greenfield Hill and near Fairfield. Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith responded to a damaged deer distressed on a street while dogs pursued a young deer. Observers note eight-year southward movement with several fatalities linked to snow fences and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Joseph Williamson
Sound
Wilton
Wilbur FL Smith
Goddard Avenue
Sturday
Nichols
Greenfield Hill
John A. Boyle
Pairfield
Dr Carey’s Marshroot Kidney Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney and bladder troubles with Dr Carey’s Marshroot. It claims the remedy dissolves kidney deposits and drives out toxins, promising life preservation through healthy kidneys. It warns against neglect and guarantees refunds on first big bottle if no benefit is seen.
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Bright
Hindle
Man Claims Rheumatism Cure Through Uric Acid Remedy
James H. Allen of Rochester New York recounts years of rheumatism and claims his self developed remedy Allepthy dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He asserts the formula banishes symptoms and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not prove results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allen
Rochester
Water rate decision may boost city tax rate
City Bridgeport faces a water company dispute over charges for water used by the city. Auditor Keating admitted the 28.8 unit tax rate estimate lacked a provision for city charges and would rise in proportion to the compensation allowed by the commission, potentially increasing the overall tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Eridgeport Hydraulics Company
Keating
Will Cite Burns for Contempt of Court
Washington January 22 Counsel for twenty one alleged Communists arrested at Bridgman Michigan said they would seek to hold Willard J Burns head of the Department of Justice Investigation bureau in contempt of court for refusing to answer questions about the evidence against the accused. The questions Walsh said Burns refused to answer related to the preparation of depositions and interrelations of figures. the move to cite Burns would be filed in the District of Columbia court tomorrow. Additional contempt actions were announced against Homer Whitney of the American Defense Society for documents he claimed to have seen. Walsh said he would institute proceedings tomorrow. John D Harris chief of the Division of Accounts also refused to answer questions.
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Michigan
Burns
American Defense Society
Walsh
Mr. Whitney
John D. Harris
Division of Accounts
Department of Justice
Wrg
Mtr
Death of Captain Prent Shocks Local Inquest
In Waterbury a seven year old retired sea captain named Tota Prent died after being struck by a car driven by Max Susman age 15. A coroner's inquest heard witnesses say Susman slowed before striking and the umbrella held over his shoulder blocked view. The coroner reserved verdict and Susman faces a manslaughter technical charge. the Botsford Company owns the vehicle.
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Tota Prent
Max Susman
Waterbury
John J. Phelan
Main Street
Patrthcia Avenue
Sus
Cantoner
Susman
Botsford Company
Waterbur
Riker Named To Lead Fairfield Luncheon Club
Palm field June 22 Special The Fairfield Luncheon club will elect its first officers at Monday meeting at the Beaching The nominating committee last week chose H. E. Riker to president Nominations follow Fearn H EB Riker id Ajroli 8 sur H Rennen Ww Hf Williamson Deyo A 8 Huntington Th W Donaldson lev teox ah
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Palmfield
Fairfield
Tar
Beaching
H. E. Riker
Fearn H. EB
Riker
Id Ajroli
H. Rennen
Hf. Williamson Deyo
Huntington
Th. W. Donaldson
Lev. Teox
Red Men to Install Officers Thursday in Fairfield
A venison dinner will be held at the Men’s hall Thursday evening when officers are installed into the Vagnona tribe. New officers include Charless Water, Granville. Joseph Micketty Prophet, Anton Gould, Collector of Wampum, Bernsry Kerney. Keeper of Wanmpum Edward J. Flanagan. Keeper of Records Fred Granville.
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Fairfield
Charless Water Naan Granville
de Junior Sagamore
Joseph Micketty
Anton Gould
Bernsry Kerney
Wanmpum
Edward J. Flanagan
Fred Granville
Labor Bureau reports improved labor marker in December
A Labor Bureau report shows a 2.4 percent rise in employed workers and a 3 percent increase in total payrolls in December from November, based on 5,204 establishments across 43 manufacturing industries. Ten industries fell, led by a 14.9 percent drop in pottery. fertilizer and flour tobacco sectors also declined.
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Washington
Buseau of
Coast Guard 10 Hold Exams for Cadets in April
The Coast Guard plans cadet examinations in April, offering paths to commission. Cadets undergo training at the Academy and New London, with engineers trained as officer candidates. Examinations will be held in multiple cities including Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Seattle, among others.
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Acadeur New Landa
Wiman
Saltservicet
Ceane Vorrse
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Guard Academy
O¢ Guard
Tittle ranLis
Boston
New
London
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Norfolk
Savannah
West
3Mobile
Galveston
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Fort Stanton
San Francisco
Seattle
Fly Lockknife Co Forms to Manufacture Patented Knife in Bridgeport
Bridgeport gains a new corporation to produce a patent button pocket knife. Fly Locknite Company Inc, linked to New York financiers Wiebush and Etter, takes over patent rights from Challenge Cutlery. George Schrade, Bridgeport native and inventor of the Wylock knife, serves as president with L A Van Dyk as treasurer, leasing the former Challenge plant on Seymour Street and starting with about 50 workers.
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Bridgeport
Seymour
Pd. Vari Alstyne
Fly Lecknite Company
Tnc
Wiebush
Tter
New York
L.A. van Dyk
Fir
George Schrade
Fi Lock Company
Challenge Cutlery Company
George M. Schrade
Jaigners
Man Arrested Over Abuse Allegation Amid Disorderly Act
Anthon White, of 327 res, was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging abusive language toward a young girl. He faced fines and a town ban after earlier incidents. a separate arrest involved a Fairfield disorderly base proprietor and a prior probe of Detective Sergeant Frank Hothrook.
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Anthon
White
Allegra
Pairfield
Fawncourt
Frank Hothrook Dso
Fairfield Firemen to Meet Tonight
A meeting of Fairfield Fire Company No. 1 is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the firehouse. The session will address routine business and hill Pertug uff of hills remains unclear from OCR.
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Fairfield
Aifield
Jan
Fairfield Fire Company No. 1
Pertug Uff
Hills
Relief Fund Opened Here for Musicians
An appeal for funds to aid starving musicians in Amstein and Germany has been issued by the Austro German Musicians Relief Fund treasurer. A committee of over 30 leading musicians will conduct the drive for final sums in this country, with Professor Wilhelm Kintze of Berlin acting as chairman of the distributing committee. In Germany, contributions should be sent to Ernest Urehs in care of Steinway at 104 East Lith Street, New York.
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Amstein
Germany
Lergest Urehs
Lictet Mid
Camtra
Drivg
Wilhelm Kintze
Berlin
Ernest Urehs
Steinway
East Lith Street
One burglar suspected in Fairfield series, Elwood asserts
Elwood, investigating a Fairfield burglary wave, believes one man is behind all incidents. The latest break in the Center involved entry through a rear window and theft of cigarettes after a sardine snack. An inventory to tally losses continues, with jewelry reportedly missing from a Benson Road home burglary.
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Fairfield
Constible HH
Elwood
Whwood
Hupghis
Helder
Benson
Railroad loiterer sent to jail in local case
A man identified as Charen with Wespissing was jailed for loitering at the railroad station near 956 Broad Street. Teasaler of 684 Whires Street also jailed. Three other men arrested on the same charge had their cases meted Pete.
Fabrics and pillow cases at special prices on muslin and silks
Advertisement lists pillow cases 3 for $1.50, white pink and orchid muslin 40 inches, 52 yard taffeta silk fabrics in assorted colors, all wool serges and tweeds, Canton crepes, and velvety Veldyne coatings with wide widths. Prices shown: 39 cents reg, 1.50 sale, silks 1.50 per yard, velvyne $5.58 reg $7.0 per yard.
Do You Get Up With a Lame Back Kidney Warning Ad
An old advertisement warns that back pain signals kidney trouble and promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer. It urges readers to request a sample bottle by sending ten cents and to mail for a brochure with testimonials. It lists symptoms like bladder irritation, sediment, and poor control, claimingSwamp Root treats kidney liver and bladder issues.
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Nature
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Des Kilmer & Co
Binghamton N. x
I Menibay
Dr. Kilmer
Byhamton
N. Y
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Goroner
Prout
Modern Electric Equipment CO
Broad Street
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Gomun
Domino Merry Rein
Labor Bureau
Goast Guard
NEW Corporation
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Chingge Wholesale
Bridgeport, Commi
The
Frank H. Fargo Co
Middle ST
Seation Ems
Scholler
Schall
Tanopatorica
Dr Schall
Owland
Zod
Fleur de Lys
Howland Dry Goods CO
Fairfield Avenue
HOOD
OLD Colony
CORD
the Stratford Specialty Co., Inc
Fairfield Ave
Stratford Center
NOBLE
Stratford
Dayton Thornbred Tires
Niemi
Hutte
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