Water Supply Meets Standards Amid City Meeting Report
Bridgeport officials reported the entire city water supply meets U S government standards after state laboratory tests. Milk analyses showed gradual improvement toward legal standards with lower sediment and bacteria levels. Health Commissioner Walter H Brown noted farmers supplying Bridgeport milk were advised on sale conditions.
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State Laboratory
Bridgeport
United States
Board of
Health Cicer
Walter H. Brown
Miss Bixby
Brown
Tire gauge promises long mileage through proper inflation
All manufacturers agree on one point the secret of long mileage is to keep tires properly inflated. The best instrument to measure air pressure is the Schrader Tire Gauge priced at 1.25 dollars. It will save you countless dollars.
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Schrader Tire
American Hardware Stores Incorporated Fairfield Ave and Middle St
American Hardware Stores Incorporated operates a location at Fairfield Avenue and Middle Street. The notice outlines the business address details and indicates ongoing storefront activity. No further action or dates are provided in the readable text.
Spite Fight Triggers Wolfe Murphy Budget Clash
A Norwalk dispute over relocating videwall gaso line tanks spurred a council wrangle. Councilman Wolfe and Wyildridge asked Henry Minor to join a special committee to study tank relocation sites. Wolfe moved to revoke George W. Spicer’s permit for a sidewalk gasoline tank amid objections that the issue was rooted in spite. Davis suggested past disputes between Spicer and Wolfe fueled the stand, as Wolfe left his seat to argue with Davis during the session.
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Norwalk
Comiuion
Deasth
Miliher
Consigany O
Robert A. Wolfe
Albert Wy
Ildridge Ani
Enry
Master lists of new draft numbers arrive for registrants
Master lists of new numbers for registrants who signed for military duty this year arrived at draft boards yesterday. The order numbers assigned to the new men will be given out today. All questionnaires must be in the hands of draft boards before tonight. Class One registrants must be ready for duty in August. Smaller topped milk cans have been recommended in many cases.
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Funes
Thin People Should Take Phosphates for Health Gain
An advertisement claims organic phosphate, marketed as Ditto Phosphate, remedies thinness by nourishing nerves and supplying phosphoric elements. It promises weight gain, improved mood, sleep, and vigor, touting quick physical transformation and general health benefits while warning of cautious use.
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Uartigan
Rent Commission Members to Be Announced Soon
The article reports that a rent investigat ing commission will be appointed by the Governor under the State Council of Defense to address rent adjustments in Bridgsport. Mrederto A. Bartrett says he will present the proposed commission and has two willing members. the panel will include broad minded business men from citizen groups rather than landlords.
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United States
Bridgsport
State Council of Defense
Shoe Lutve
Bridgeaport
Eric Port
E.W. Greene
Airfield Avenue
Greene
Ree Sistration Bureau
Statement Commission
Dunbar Aids Tenants in Sewer Pipe Repair
C Howard Dunbar head of the Sanitation Health department aided tenants in a city block by managing nine inches of sewer water in the cellar. He made ten trips yesterday to oversee pumping out the water and the pipe being dug.
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C. Howard Dunbar
Health Department
Cellam
Inbar
Yestery Day
Strength for Weak Nerves and Home Treatment Ad
An old advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for nervous disorders. It recounts a case from Constable, Ohio, where a bedridden patient with stroke-like symptoms improved after using the pills. The copy urges non alcoholic tonics and offers a free home treatment hook.
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Miss Stella
Cotfield
Coniantiney
Ohio
Papalisis
Dr. Williams
Iit
Willittes
Sehenertdy
Mayor Wilson Opens Engineers Meeting at City Armory
Mayor Wilson opened the engineers convention at the State Armory on Main Street. The event, hosted by the New England branch of the National Engineers Association, showcased fuel saving machinery across 188 booths with demonstrations and talks on fuel conservation and government savings. Washington expert CL S Watermann and speaker Jickve John J. Walsh were among notable attendees. sessions included tours of local factories and a large evening program promising insightful features and entertainment.
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Wilson
State Armory
Main Street
Ivars
Wien
Rste
Washington
CL 8
Watermann
Power Ql Electrical Bureau
Mem Waterman
Exydadin Owirek
AD. Amantornin
Lidge Port
John J. Walsh
Norwalk
Ile
Willerene
Leresiip Park
Neaarly
Democrats and Republicans join for London defeat plan
New York July 11 The National Security League proposed a cross party ticket to defeat London backed Democrats. Oscar Straus would replace Meyer Landon as representative, with Alin Buraus and Sam Koenig aligning with the plan. Murphy and/to Koenig replied in sympathy, urging unity for national war policy in Congress.
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New York
Oscar
Straus
Lapras
Meyer Landon
National Security League
Alin Buraus
New York City
Taimanaay Jal
Samuel
Koenig
New York County
Trone Mim Murphy
Congress
Ugion
Two Bridgeport Men Qualify as Dentists
Hartford reports state dental commissioners announced candidates who passed exams or exiting loans for dental licensure. Names include Wredevick Lindstram Hai Zonn Duncan Briads Oyimias Gibb Haughner Tl Wowalski Paray Collinsville Younes Tow Rhwen Cisteo Costa Flores Coldner Vincent Midred Wagohian William Muilen Saul Atan Schwartz Wornick Horn and others from New London Norwalk Norwalk Hartford and New York.
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Hartford
Passort
Dental Heens Wredevick
Lindstram Hai
Salomon J. Zonn
Pris Max
Duncan Briads
Joseph Oyimias
Bric i GB
Johnson
We Wee Burs
William Z. Munsvay
New London
Joseph O Baer
Wist Haven
Hugh Gibb
New Sdaveny
Piran
A. Haughner
Noroton
Leo Tl
Wowalski
Clte
Collinsville
Younes
Tow Mrto
Chucawdedy
Cisteo
Costa Hier
Flores Fh
Coldner
New Haven
Vincent DB. Midred
Norwieth
Cob
Wagohian
New
Yor
Lawrence Weavers Get Increase of 50 Percent
Lawrence Weavers receive a fifty percent wage increase as announced by state officials amid deliberations on fuel conservation during war times. The award, set to aid steel and textile operations, was issued by the state competition board and aims to boost workers while addressing economic strains.
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Lawrence Weavers
Tawilench
Mass
Tiea
Willie Terese
Woala
dTeney
Alan
ODMR
Seaside Entrance to Be Beautiful Plan Moves Forward
Park Commissioners discuss beautification of the Seaside entrance at Park Avenue foot. New concrete walls to enclose the area with decorative features and a possible bridge perk purchase considered. City asked to sell small property to cemetery association to ease access paths and plot arrangements.
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Park Avenue
Bridgeperk Honsine
Leview Cemetery Association
Cenirtory
Vendrake Street
Kaneh
Verdmire
Ol Mal Green
Mie
Anges
Lille
Standand Avenue Residents Seek Sewer as Cesspool Complaints Grow
Standkford avenue residents sign a petition asking Compton Council to approve a sewer on the street, citing overflowing cesspools and health inspector concerns. The Health Department notes no improvement without proper sewers, and a meeting last night urged sewer laying to change conditions.
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Standkford Avenue
Compton Cowmmeil
Dhak
Aneff
Wealth Department
Bak Fk
Comes by Trolley To Get Berth at Hillside Home
An elderly man from Newark traveled by trolley seeking a berth at Hillside Home. He claimed a mysterious directive led him to Stamford and Fairfield via Newark and Port, then returned to Stamford before seeking hospital care. Medical staff, including Dr Weiss, assessed his condition as the trolley trip ended abruptly.
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Hillside
Newark
Pines Tone
Lustin Tone
Caling
Elork
Vonstibls
Timm
Sted
Baras
Trileeport
Stamford
Weiss
Lutheran Church Union Moves Toward National Incorporation
A conference of Lutheran groups discusses forming a unified church with about 1,360,600 members. The plan contemplates incorporation by Congress or New York state law, aiming for a single denomination across the United States. details and timing remain unsettled as officials push toward a draft for tomorrow.
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Ateantio Cony
Cory
Unite! Lutheran Church
Action Congress
Ami Usly
N. i Lithersachiren
Ams
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