Blumer Health System Arouses Bridgeport
Naturepathic demonstrations at 91 Broad Street Bridgeport showcase cures for deafness eight months after geariet fever and seven years of neuralgia. The event invites young men and women to attend the July 6 class at 8 PM to learn methods, with free consultations and a hope to relieve chronic pain, paralysis, and mobility issues through Natureopathie treatments.
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Natureopathic
Park Theatre
Sverman
Natureopathle Doctora
Broad Street
Eridwe
Celebration at Walnut Beach Halts by Rain
July 4 at Oak Grove carnival activities were interrupted by heavy rain. The Wheeler and Wilson band performed Monday evening at Fire’s Howse on Naugatuck Avenue while patrons sought shelter. organizers hope for better weather to complete carnival week. Beaches remained crowded as fireworks lit the shore and residents and visitors enjoyed the holiday despite the downpour.
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Walnut Beach
Oak Grove
Wheeler
Missionary to Speak at People's Church
Miss Mary Butterfield, a missionary from Palatine, will speak at the regular missionary meeting of Feop Presbyterian Church tonight at 5. She returns from Jerusalem with years of experience among Jewish people and insights on the Muslim awakening. She will wear Bethlehem women's costume during her address.
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Feop Presbyterian Church
Mary Butterfield
Palliatine
Miss Butterfield
Jerusalem
Bethelem
Stolen Car Abandoned After Monday Night Attempt
Anthony Augich reported his automobile stolen during Monday night from a garage on Knowlton street. The car was found abandoned in the rear of 877 Brooks Avenue by thieves who fled after attempting to break in. John Kusier, 277 Berkshire Avenue, informed police yesterday of the attempted burglary.
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Anthony Augich
Pegeversti
Brooks
Knowlton Street
John Kusier
Berkshire Avenue
Big Savage
Greatest peace hero named by San Francisco vets
In a July 4 ceremony in San Francisco veterans honor Michael Aaronsohn, a blind chaplain and former student at Hebrew Union College Cincinnati, as the greatest peace hero for his wartime courage and postwar advocacy. Judge Robert Marx presented the award, noting Aaronsohn’s eye injury from a shell in Aronne and his continued work aiding comrades while pursuing studies and preaching. He advocates enduring peace and a just program for veterans.
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San Francisco
Michael Aaronsohn
Robert 3
Marx
Aaronsohn
Aarongoka
Hhey
Hamilton
No Man's Land
Arrest Driver For Not Keeping Mind On Business
Police arrest Cholas Grogoni of 238 Bar 153rd Street New York after a motorcar ride down Connecticut avenue shows him with his arm around a woman while not paying attention to traffic. He posted a $281 bond for appearance in City Court.
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Pallee
Cholas Grogoni
Baar 153Rd
Street
New York
Connecticut Avenue
Grozon
Radkey
Eas
Lookout Tree Falls Near Belle Glade Florida
A historic cypress known as the lookout tree near Lake Okeechobee toppled after withstanding storms. The tree stood forty nine feet tall and eight feet above ground, its roots undermined by swamp muck. An artificial sand mound at its base suggests mound builder activity with recovered prehistoric bones including a wristbone with crude handcuff.
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Moore Haven
Forida
Morida
Lake Okeechobee
Belle Glade
Everslades
New York youths arrive at Weston camp for summer
Weston July 4 about 80 New York youths arrived at the former Coly place in Upper Paris, now owned by the Zangerlees. The camp offers swimming hiking and outdoor sports and includes modern facilities. Notables visiting include Mrs George Atkin Mrs Wilour Presina and Mrs Charles Scofield Jr mayor Dennis OG Cr. Joseph Beaudrey plans to build a bungalow in Branford after purchasing the former Perry residence.
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Weston
Law York
Coly Plarg
Paris
Zangerlees
Ehen
Carrie Mort
George Atkin
Wilour
Godveerst
Joseph, Béaudrey
Joe. Perry
Bianford
Rain Keeps Compo Beach Holiday Crowd At Home
Rain kept crowds away from Compo Beach as showers lingered over the holiday. Despite the weather, many visitors remained at nearby boxes and pavilions, hoping for clearing skies while carpenters and vendors prepared facilities for patrons. Local summer homes on Compo Beach reported guests arriving from New York City and nearby towns as attendance stayed below the usual holiday surge.
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Jily
Compo Beach
Oto Boxei
Treley Schatine
Samuel Rangner
Compa Beach
S. H. Cornist
New York City
Compa Reech
Gag
Compa Reach
Wrakie Alberti
Allen
Milford Boy Injured by Exploding Device
Milford boy John Butler aged 10, visiting at 53 Maple avenue Myrtie Beach, suffered a severe injury to his left hand when a device exploded. Dru ck defeated the boy but does not anticipate complications.
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Milford
John Butler
Maple Avenue
Myrtie Beach
Fils
Pairfield Fire Laddies canvass town for funds
Firemen in Pairfield solicit local support to equip their unit with a new hose and pump, citing past failures and dangers from recent blazes. They urge residents to contribute as a treasury shortfall blocks essential purchases.
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Pairfield Fire Laddies
Iain
Eomim Cleo
Man Arrest Leads to Morning City Court Appearance
A man was arrested yesterday morning in City enin't after a disturbance. Awaiting further legal action, authorities reported the case is under investigation and will proceed to formal charges.
Many Guests Spend Fourth in Shelton Derby and Ansonia
Shelton Derby and Ansonia note Fourth of July visitors and local events. Missesy Naty and Nelile Delaney traveled to Ossining New York for vacation. Shelton Town Team lost 1 to 2 versus Thomaston. Harold C. Bland to join Carnegie Institute faculty in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs We Malette vacation to Cape Cod and Sprint Held. Frank St. Hilair dies at St Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport. Peter J. Lusk and James Callahan among locals abroad. Mrs Bridget Sittla dies. Peter Rollins longtime Bridgeport figure passes. Mrs Frances Tunnihay dies at Griffin Hospital Derby from typhoid fever.
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Shelton
Missesy Naty
Nelile Delaney
Ossining
N. Y
Thomaston
Harold C. Bland
Carmigle Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
We Malette
Division Avenue
Sprint
Cape, Cod
Fred Martin
Progosctatest
Fortland
Re wallVes
Frank Bt. Hilair
Division
St. Vincent's ‘Hospital
Bridgeport
Rerby Nnings
Carl B. Lemon
Stonington
Thomas von Etten
John Curtin
Peter J. Lusk
New London
Steven King
Lake Housatonic
Bel-Air House
James Callahan
Detroit
Mich
We Ford
Ansonia Anchotes
John J. Bennett
Myrtle Beach
Bridget Sittla
Patrick Sittia
Ruth Yadkin
Woodmant
Frances Mary Tunnihay
Jol Hunihan
Griffin Hospital
Derby
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