Mystery of Woman on Fairfield Beach Deepens
Mrs Hotchkiss is believed to have died by suicide after a beach appearance in a taxi. A medical examiner evaluated the scene while Collins found a purse and envelope with tablets. Witnesses recall odd behavior, and envelope markings hint at a later connection. driver Hart logged the ride to Fairfield Beach with the woman urging speed.
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Collins
Weil
Collins Senid
Sink Odor Solved by Sylpho Nathol Cleaner
A reader recalls a rancid kitchen sink odor that resisted soda and ammonia until a plumber found the trap. After discovering Sylpho Nathol, the writer reports the sink smelling fresh overnight and credits the product with keeping drains clear and clean. The account includes purchasing and use directions and notes its strong formula.
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John
Ube
Clee
Er Dragais
Ake
Zemo Promises Eczema Relief At Low Price
An advertisement touts Zemo for burning eczema and skin troubles. It claims quick relief from eczema, sores, burns, wounds, and chafing when used as directed. The copy emphasizes affordability, cleanliness, and effectiveness, urging trial as a dependable antiseptic option.
Westport youths fined for drunkenness in court
Westport July 10 Andrew Vallent and Michaell Brien of Saugatuck were brought before Judge Joseph G. Hyetl on charges of drunkenness and breach of peace. They received fines and jail time with suspended sentence conditioned on good behavior, plus costs. Other notes report local social events, patrols, and a public hearing on fire station funding and hospital aid.
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Westport
Andrew Vallent
Michaell Brien
Ssugatucky
Mge
Joseph G. Hyetl
State Street
Sherri Kugay
Perry Land Conskib
Doi Moltaley
Edward J. Quintan
Norwalk
Tiip
John Migiarisi
Aeea
Cosia
Perry
Eliske
Albert Gell
New York
Main Street
Vallag
Lucy Dees
Yisi
Compo Engine Company
Saugatuck Hoss Company No
Basi Ballion
Hersert Smith, Jr
Soutuport
Wearport
Lincoln Street
Canal Etreat
Fenamin
Rachel Harris
Constract
Tunning
Pottstown
Margaret Carruthers
Nelson B. Carruthers
Washington Avenue
Compo Beach
John A. Moore
Reputy
Brazze
Bridgeport
Trspetuck Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bridgeport Knights
Langstuck Bridge Club
Emily Stuart
Jon
Gilbertie
Minnie R. Odie
Jameda Kippen
Weston
Bra. Oeba
Mra Kippen
Gilbestie
James Mille
Willowbrook
A. T. Gardin
Gardin
Parissians
Painters’ and Sculptors’ Assosation
Laura Gardin
Vernon Street
New Haven
Sherif Clark W. Kirk
Joseph G. Hyate
coSte
James Santanasco
Ald
Launching of the Fairfield ship on Governor's Island
The fairy tale of the wooden hulk Fairfield began with the launch of the Pairheld at Governors Island New York on December 31 1978. Miss Green Dimerich officiated as sponsor as crowds watched the 881 foot ship glide into the water and be towed toward Providence for engine installation. The event underscored wartime mood and the era’s industrial loss as most sailors and yard workers did not remain with the yard after the war.
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Governor's Island
New York
Pepeutlius Corporation
Trafford
Pairheld
Gagotev
Bougatonie
Stratford
Ollock
Fine Mooneny
Lake Uelout
Pequonnock Club to Accept Telegram and Bishop Cups Defy at Tonight's Meeting
Pequonnock Yacht Club prepares for a routine monthly session with the notable addition of accepting the Bishop Cup challenge. The issue arose after a misreading, but the meeting will focus on Race Week plans at Larchmont beginning July 15 with members from Pequonnock, Miamogue, and others attending. A new Pequonnock cruiser hull arriving under Commander Edward Dean and a Mexican designed boat at Milford Yacht Club highlight a busy harbor week alongside carnival planning for August 7-12 and ongoing preparations for the fourth of July races.
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Pequonnock Yacht Club
Aya Regulas
Pequennock Boat Owners
Miree Agt
Charles Danish
Wa Kaussey
Benjamin Bridges
Miree Ie
Cam
Modore
Miamogue Club
Board of Governor's Meeting
Oredet
Larchmont Ts & Sla
McNeil
Pequot Yaeh Club
Southpary
Larchmont
Edward Deaner
Pequonnock Yeeht Club
Anchorage
New York
P. Palmer
Enzins
Harry Gilbert
Milford
Milford Yacht Club
Atteace
W. WH
F. M. Weeks
Patchogie
Shelg Marconi Rieged
Fatehogue Boat Building Company
Ito
Milford Hanbor
Gibbs
Pequonnook
Fashren
Ows
John Porter
War Mouncer
James Anthony
William H. Brown
Harry Nersitton
James Holt
Herbert Haviland
Barry Hamilton
Francis Donney
Randall O'Hara
Frank Braithwaite
George Mason
Milward
Cline
Commis
Louis Backe
Harris Backe
Union City
Lonora
James FP. Patterson
Motormack to Seek Suspension Over Race Incident
John F Motormack who ran bicycle races at Seay side Park on Sunday plans to ask the National Bicycle Association to suspend the riders who did not return for the event The local enthusiasts spent substantial time and money in Arenarog and feel they were unfairly treated The protest will be filed with A Jacobson president of the National Association and discussed at the next organization meeting
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John F. Motormack
Seayside Park
National Bioyate Association
Desiers
Arenarog
New York
A. Jacobson
National
Asdocation
Pest Meorsna
Soviet Proposals at Hague Conference Standoff
The Hague talks see Soviet positions on credits and confiscation soften little hope of a quick accord. Krassin defends a mixed approach to rail and river transport, foreign trade, and agricultural credits while pushing for state-led control and selective concessions to attract investment and rebuild Russia's transport backbone.
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Associated Press
Leonida Krassin
Rave Buch Suni Anawer
M. Krassin
ML Rragsin
Wis
l'Phin
Aly
M. Kraegin
Russia
United States
Canada
Needa Ie iFrench
Power and Mine Labor Tie Up at Union Rally
Blockaded talks unfold as union leaders press for a joint appeal to mine operators. President meets negotiators at the White House seeking a swift solution within 48 hours, with miners warned of possible delays if terms fail. Government aides say a formal proposal may emerge by Saturday as the parties confront a volatile dispute.
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Walte
Teachers oppose lengthening day in local schools
Discussion on extending the school day and year dominates a meeting with teachers, administrators, and Chamber of Commerce. Questions from Wilson probe opinions on workload, pupil welfare, and the longer program, fears of burnout persist among teachers and some commissioners. The chamber backs longer days, while a few seek August deferral as the plan faces an imminent vote.
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Misz Itialy
Wilton
Wilson
Miss Kiely
Dow Withers
Teighere Associiation
Latae
Room of Education
Miss Mallan
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Tulmei
Cortright
Autc
Germany on Brink of Civil Warfare
Reported remarks discuss potential internal strife as authorities tighten controls amid Bavarian tensions. Leaders like Ludendorff downplay immediate monarchy restoration while warning of dangerous radical actions, citing defense of the Republic as a priority and urging caution among the populace.
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Germany
Cool Drinks for Hot Days in Hereford Ads
Acid phosphate drink ad copy promotes cooling beverages for hot weather. Mentions home preparation, sealing bottles, and tasty results. Contains promotional language and product branding aimed at consumers browsing the page.
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Hereford
Schutte May Seek Second Reprieve Over Hew Evidence
An apparent bid by Schutte to obtain a second reprieve hinges on newly discovered evidence. Governor Lake has reserved his decision, with court and police officials noting factors tied to the case and possible protection from prosecution.
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New York
Dawn
LO Hill
Lake
Oy Ila
Hurley Sara Vay
Hne
New Haven Engines Sent Away For Repair
New Haven locomotives were dispatched from the yards here today for Schenectady repair. The move comes amid labor action by shop men, with 17 engines sent away as part of strike related operations affecting the New Haven road.
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New Haven
New Heven Road
Schenectady
NFY
Ehopmen
Community Fraternal and Benevolent Society Meetings Listed
A consolidated notice lists multiple fraternal groups including United Brotherhood of Carpenter and Joiners, Order of Red Men, Harmony and Mithra lodges, Pythian Sisters, Daughters of St George, and others with meeting venues at addresses on Main Street, State Street, Stratford Avenue, Fairfield Avenue, and 698 Main Street in Bridgeport and surrounding areas. The item provides locations such as 176 Eli atract, 1035 Main Street, 1025 Main Street, 3 O. O Fi, 164 Sinte Street, and 154 State Street for lodge gatherings and related events.
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United Brotherhood of Carnentent and Toinerg of America
Eliatract
Order of Red Men
Newseld
Imarmony Council
State Street
Mithra Lodge
Brights of Pythus
Main Street
Calwathe Temple
I Pennonnack Lodge
O Fi
Pythian Sisters
Stand Street
Bridgeport
Master Builders Exchange
Martha
Daughters of St. Georss
Weanington Lade
St. George's Hall
Stratford Avenue
Hamony Lodge
Sinto Street
Olan Lodge
Sisters of Herman
Fairfield Avenue
Shenandoah Lodge
Enterite of Pythios
Nthian Lodge
A. My
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