New Easton Lake Dam Looms Skyward on River Bend
Favorable weather fuels rapid progress on Bridgeford Hydraulic Co’s dam at Easton Lake. A 36 foot crest rises, with 7 feet above the base, as massive quarried boulders supply fill. The plant installs water regulating valves to secure city supply, with completion slated for mid next summer. The project spans Mill River and Pequonnock system, serving local farms and towns.
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Bridgeford Hydraulic Company
Ste of E Aston Lake
Pequonnock
Mae
New Easton Lake
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Old Easton No. 1
Milliver
Easton Lake
New Lake 13
Made a New Woman of Her in Middleport Ohio
Mrs. Myra Jenkins of Middleport Ohio testifies to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improving life during menopause. She reports weight gain from 9 to 132 pounds and renewed energy while managing a boarding house and eight family members. An ad claims 98 of 100 respondents benefited. For sale by dressers nationwide.
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Middleport
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Myra Jenkins
North Front Street
Lydia Blans
Lise Heer
Motorcycle Squad Faces Hazards in City Traffic
Veterans of the Traffic division say the motorcycle squad is among the most dangerous assignments as crowded streets and reckless driving raise risk. Captain James A. Waher orders officers to exercise utmost care and prosecute every violation, with more cases moving to City Court weekly.
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Appe
James A Wa Her
Pay Last Rites to Charles Wakeman
The funeral for Charley Wakeman a Bridgeport resident and father of Sergeant Jales Edward Wakeman of the Bridgeport police department was held yesterday afternoon from Herrham avenue with Rev tester Marshall of the Foster Church presiding. Burial followed at Mountain Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included Captain George Finnett of the Bridgeport Fire Department George Mihoney Frank Wakeman and Christopher R Wall. Mr Wakeman a well known ruder and contractor had been in poor health after an accident 20 years ago when he fell from Barr's Block on Main Street, leading to retirement.
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Charley Wakeman
Jales
Edward Wakeman
Bridgeport
Herrham Avenue
Tester Marshall
Foster Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
George Finnett
George Mihoney
Frank Wakeman
Christopher R Wall
Wakeman
Barr
Main Street
Read's Great Mid-Summer Dress Sale Adverts
Read's offers all new summer models including washable gingham girls dresses sized 7 to 16 with pink blue orchid and green shades. Original prices range from 5.95 to 10.95. Fourth floor features a mahogany wing back chair with cane back and seat priced around 19.50 to 27. Upholstered leather and tapestry options shown with prices listed.
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Lydia E. Pinkhams
Mrs. Jenkins
Charles Wakeman
Read
Pace
Aluminum
Brussels
Batiste and Voile
Batiste
Shriners
Cts
Wilbur