Garber Brothers Hit Ten Day Food License Suspension
Hartford July 37 Ten days suspension on all food transactions is ordered for Garber Brothers at 143 Main St by the United States Food Administration. Hearing found flour substitutions improperly handled at 58 Pleasant St bakery Rosenholtz, with inspectors noting rye flour and lack of certificates. The firm may apply for license resumption after August 7.
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Hartford
The
Food Administration
Garber Brothers
Main Street
Garber Firm
Robert Scoville
United States Food Administration
Garbers
Joseph H. Lawler
Connecticut
Lawler
Scoville
R. W Boyden
Washington
David Garber
J. H. Garneau
Meyer Rosenholtz
Pleasant Street
Garber
Rosenholtz
Rozenholtz
Fitzpatrick Recovers After Fall From Subway Station
Private John D. Fitzpatrick of Camp Merritt New Jersey was injured after a fall 2506 feet down 2 subway at the Providence Rhode Island railroad station July 27. He was taken to Rhode Island Hospital with a fractured skull and did not regain consciousness for days. his condition later improved according to his father John Fitzpatrick of 252 Warren Street.
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John Yd, Fitzpatrick
John D. Fitzpatrick
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
John Fitzpatrick
Warren Street
Seven Division No 2 Men Go to Newton
Seven Division No 2 men have been chosen for general service and will report to the government cantonment at Newton on August 13. The volunteers, all skilled mechanics, include James J. Kelsey, George F. Gaucher, Clifton P. Sherwood, Herman Gott Heb, John E. Pardoe, Henry Tilson, and Samuel Lebovich. They were all given physicals and are to equip themselves with civilian clothes for three weeks. A light aside notes the paradox of a man who once sought work now seeking a job.
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Newton
MM - Board No. 2
James J. Kelsey
Baysick Avenue
George FE. Gaucher
Poplar Street
Clifton P. Sherwood
Sherwood Avenue
Herman Gott- Heb
Norman Street
Tohn TE. Pardoe
Ash Street
Henry Tilson
Beechwood Avenues
Samuel Lebovich
Open Restaurant Kitchens Favored By Health Chief
Health chief Dr. Hazel Dunbar argues for removing dining room kitchen partitions to let patrons see food preparation. He notes some kitchens already meet standards, but open kitchens could drive overall cleanliness and serve quality food, with departments closely watching operations.
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Jst
Hazel Dunbar
Sanitation Division
Health Department
Local Church Supper Draws Large Attendance in Huntington
In Huntington July 26 specials report a parish house supper hosted Tuesday by the Ladies Aid societies of two churches attracted a large social and financial success. Miss Fannie Bennett of Meriden is visiting at the home of Alf and Mrs. I. H. Wells. Rev. George Sutherland and wife returned from a Vermont trip Thursday. Amity club to meet tomorrow at Fr H Wells home. Congregational services Sunday include morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 12 15, and Christian Endeavor at 7 30. St Paul’s will hold morning prayer and sermon at 11.
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Huntington
Ladies’ Aid
Fannie Bennett
Meriden
Alf
I. H. Wells
George Sutherland
Vermont
Amity Club
Fr. H. Wells
Congregational
Christian Jéndeavor
St. Paul's
Johnson on Vacation Chief Johnson Takes Family Trip
Fire Chief Daniel E H Johnson is on a brief vacation touring the state with his family in an automobile to promote business ventures. Dr Walter H Brown, wealth officer, believes Bridgeport would benefit if a big restaurant syndicate opened here, forcing local proprietors to improve food quality and cleanliness to compete.
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Johnson
Daniel EH
Fire Department
Walter, H. Brown
Bridgeport
Hen House Permit Among 14 Building Approvals
Building Commissioners granted 14 permits totaling 28490 dollars, including a hen house for Mrs. J Beck at 837 Madison Avenue. Other approvals cover store additions, cellars, garages, and house alterations on Lexington Barnum Broadway Main French Mars Laurel Beechwood East Main and Laurel avenues and streets in the area.
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J. Beck
Madisan Avenue
Lexington Avenue
W. Delia
Barnum Avenue
Brooks Street
William Gerrity
Charles Street
Charles. Bruno
Broadway
Louis Vialante
East Main Street
HE. Vy, Bowen
Beechwood Avenue
John Wicks
Twenty Five Draftees Found Physically Fit
New Milford July 24. Of 81 men examined here Tuesday by the local draft board 25 were found physically fit one rejected and five sent to the medical advisory board. The board of four physicians and a dentist conducted the exams and listed passed candidates with several declarations of enlistment elsewhere.
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New Milford
Medical Advisory Board
Wersebe
Goodwin
Bostwick
Parsons
George WV. Boughton
William J. Cuddy
Stephen
3. Marsh
Carl W. Warner
Harry WW. Gaze
Harald P. Mison
Edwin L. Barney
Clifford A. Richmond
Raymond R. Leavenworth
John Joseph Dowsky
Charde B. Morehouse
Francis J. Reynolds
Arthur HH. Benson
T. A. Franklin Andersen
Brownson W. Smith
Harrison A. Johnson
Samuel 3. Ferris
Sues for $200 Damages In Collision On Marral Ave
Thomas Connors sues Thomas Scanzillo for 200 dollars over a car collision on Pequonnock Street at Harral Avenue intersection. Connors claims he drove on Pequannock Street June 20 last and saw Scanzillo’s car approach. alleges Scanzillo was negligent while Connors was free from negligence. Attorney John J. Corr filed the suit for Connors in Common Pleas court.
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Thomas Scansillo
Marral Avenue
Pequonnock Street
Thomas Connors
Scanvilla
Common Picas Court
Connors
Pequannock Street
Harral Avenue
Scanzillo
Te Clair
Seungzitlo
John J. Corr
Connara
Further Extension of Reichstag Is Probable
NEW YORK July 26 The Berlin Tageblatt says a bill will likely be submitted to extend the Reichstag’s life for another year. The current Reichstag term, set to end in January, was extended in 1917 and a further extension is now expected because the end of the war is not foreseen.
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New York
Berlin
Nephew of German chancellor among Aisne Marne prisoners
Paris July 26 Among prisoners captured in the Aisne Marne battle was a nephew of Prince Von Butlow former German imperial chancellor. An officer battalion commander was astonished to learn there was a large American army in France. He had believed Americans in France to be about 50,600. Also decorated by President Poincare during his visit was a nephew of Premier Clemenceau.
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Paris
Aisne- Marne
Prince von Butlow
France
Poincare
Clemenceau
Labor Officials Meet Woonsocket Rubber Over Strike
James A. Sullivan of Boston representing the Department of Labor conferred with Woonsocket Rubber officials and a strike committee from the boot makers to urge a wage settlement. Workers demand a 24 percent raise and end the bonus system as a condition.
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Millville
Mass
James A. Sullivan
Boston
Department of Labor
Woonsocket Rubber Company
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Mear
Apex Electric
United Illuminating CO
Telephone Barnum
Madison Avenue
Ranney
Lee
Trunk and Bag Department
Trumbs
Pembroke Street
Joseph M. Calcktina
Glendale Avenue
Carl KH
Frayvenberger
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