CINOT advertised by drug stores for rheumatism relief
An 86 year old sailor describes severe kidney trouble and rheumatism as hobbling his work. After using CINOT he reports returning to full duties and strong relief. The ad claims CINOT costs $1 and is sold at multiple drug stores across several towns.
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Wea
Iva
Morrison
CINOT
Svork
J. CD. Hartigan
Fairfield
Main
Congress Streets
Luin R. Switzer
Southport
Westport Drug Co
Westport
Platsted Drug Co
Norwalk
Northrop
Danbury
Mahoney’s Corner Drug Store
Shelton
Paul -Mester
Derby
W. Smith
Ansonia
Doctors Recommend Bon Opto for the Eyes
Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon Opto as a safe home remedy for eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under money refund Fuaran tea by all druggists.
Italian War Hero Finds Work as Stevedore Here
Ex-Lieutenant Angelo Giuffrida of Mount Saint Angelo Italy, wounded and captured at Mount Grappa, arrived Sunday and, with help from Michele De Palma of Walnut Beach, was placed at Mur Sardine & Pastine's Middle Street store as a stevedore. The welcome banquet followed at De Palma's home as he plans to live with them.
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Musante
Datsne
Angelo Giuffrida
Mount St. Angelo
Italy
Michele de Palma
Walnut Beach
Giuffrida
Mursanne & Pastine's
Middle Street
Mount Grappa
Grappa
de Palmas
Husband too good seeks divorce over cruelty charge
In Yonkers Supreme Court Mrs. Angelique Reese accuses Richmond H Reese of cruelty. Defense witness Helen Grant claims Mrs Reese said her husband was too good to be true and described him as painfully good in a tale from the case.
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Universal Si Ice
Whith Plains
N. 4
Supreme Court
Angelique Reese
Yonkers
Richmond H Reese
Manhattan
Widow Nellis Molloy Receives 18 Weekly Compensation
Compensation Commissioner E T Buckingham awarded Mrs Nellis Molloy widow of Patrick J Molloy, compensation of 18 a week for 12 weeks plus 160 for funeral expenses. Molloy, an electrician, was killed at Bridgeport Brass Co when a traveling crane crashed into a pillar. The accident occurred January 17. He left a widow and a four months old child as dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Buckingham
Nellis Molloy
Patrick J. Molloy
Judea Council Sets Concert For Arbor Day
The Young Judea council met in the Warner building to finalize plans for a Lyric Theatre concert on Sunday February 8 at 2 15 pm in commemoration of Jewish Arbor Day in Palestine. Committee members include Miss Esther Zalkind Miss Sadie Finely Deborah Zalkind Morris Bufferd and H Gruss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judea Council
Young Judea Council
Warner
Lyric Theatre
Main Street
Palestine
Esther Zalkind
Sadie Finely
Deborah Zalkind
Morris Bufferd
H. Gruss
Teachers Doff the Silks Wear Gingham and Save Cash
A local teacher urged adoption of a single gingham uniform to cut clothing costs and address salary concerns. The proposal argues silk garments create jealousy and are unaffordable, suggesting gingham as a simple, economical standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Siour Walus
Rathom Ridicules Deportations Of Illiterate Reds
Boston January 29 editor John R Rathom of the Providence Journal ridiculed deportations as a fix for social unrest. He warned against impractical idealists and hyphenated citizens, urged understanding of immigrants, and said deportations solve nothing. He blamed hyphenism for unrest and called for addressing roots in soul and conscience.
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Boston
John R. Rathom
Providence
R. I
City Club
United States
Hatham
Harvard
Republic
Boston Common
Rathom
England
Britain
Court of Errors Upholds Widow of Bridgeport Trainman
Hartford January 23 The Supreme Court of Errors sustains Judge Curtis award of 4521 in the Fairfield county case Walter Sliwoski vs the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. The railroad employee was killed on railroad tracks at Bridgeport. the award will be apportioned with the federal employers liability act between Mrs Sliwoski and her son. The opinion is by Justice Maitbie. No error found in Norwich water works case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Supreme Court of Errors
Fairfield County
Walter Sliwoski
N.el & H
H. J. Curtis
Curtis
Walter Silwouk
Bridgeport
Sliwoski
W. M. Maitbie
Superior Court of
New London County
Eewin Burnap
Water Works
Norwich
Water Commissioners
Wireless class holds second meeting at Scout HQ
The Boy Scout wireless class met last night at the Security building headquarters. Under T F Leonard, eight years of wireless expertise, the boys are building radio apparatus. A roof station will be installed once the school outfit is ready. The next meeting is set for next Thursday at Scout HQ.
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Boy Scout of America
Boy Scout
T. PF. Leonard
Scout Headquarters
How Long Will It Burn. A Candle and Life Analogy
An advertisement describes a candle burning only while oxygen is available and compares this to blood oxygenation. It promotes REOLO Tonia Treatment as a tonic that oxygenates the blood, improves circulation, and restores vitality, claiming a 100 bland-tasting blots package for one dollar with a money-back guarantee.
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Jack Morrison
Carlisle Street
New Haven
Valk, Morrison
Logkwood
Brackett Company
Buckingham
Touraine
Copley Plaza
Parcker House
Young's
Fatima
Court OF Errors
Assembly Hall of Lincoln School
Milton Bassett
Lincoln School
Harry Hill
Miami
Downey
Milton BE. Basesett
Irene Commer
Louise Foles
Brown
Health Department
Campbell
Washington Park
Methodist Church
Swift
Swift & Company
Hindle Drug Stores
Main ST
Cor, State
Arcade
Bridgeport and Vicinity
The
Wonder
P&q
P&q Clothes
Great Sunlight Tailor
New York
America
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