Railroad Lawyer Seeks Non-Suit in Weidlich Case
In a $10,000 damages action, Weidlich Bros. Manufacturing claims Ernest C. Weidlich’s estate was harmed by a railroad crash. The attorney for the railroad argues Ernest, a car passenger, failed to warn his brother driving and thus contributed to the accident.
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Ernest C
Weidlich
Weidlich Antonio
Bile
Worth Avenue
New York
VOL
Dartford Raitra
Udge Kellon
Yesterda Memicon
Kellogg
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Ernest Weidlich
DeMiracle Under Skin Hair Remedy Ad
A vintage ad claims hair on the face is best treated beneath the skin. It touts DeMiracle as the original sanitary heal with absorption, offering a money back guarantee and a plain wrapper shipment from New York, with price options and a free book on request.
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DeMiracle
120Th Bt
Park Ave
New York
Summer Clothing Plans Score Hit with Policemen
Mayer Wilson urged the Board to allow police officers to wear white blouses and black bow ties in summer, replacing heavy coats. The proposal, announced after Monday night session, awaits formal approval. Officers hope for the change as heat and sun affect those on traffic duty in the city squares.
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Mayer Wilson
Dormant
Police Parca
Ansonia Man John Musykos Found Dead in Rail Yards
The mangled body of John Musykos, a 33 year old Austrian, was found in Ansonia rail yards early today. Friends note his temperate habits and lack of reason to be at the yards, suggesting foul play, though authorities deem death accidental. He worked with the Cook company branch of the American Kragss company.
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Ansonia
John Musykos
Musykos
Cook Company
American Kragss Company
Old Landmark Hotel to Make Way for Modern Bank Block
Bridgeport will see the City National bank expand by purchasing the former City hotel block from N. M. Judgen. The hotel, once a famed gathering place near shipping and rail stations, will be raised to make room for a new modern bank building. Clampett's Drug, Kennah's cafe, Hartmann's Stag hotel, and other businesses occupy the current structure.
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Bridgeport
City National Bank
N. M. Judgen
Bank
Wall
Middle Street
City Hotel
Sterling House
Windsor
Old City
Clampett's Drug Store
Kennah’s Cafe
Hartmann’s Stag
War Rally in Southport Draws Record Crowd
Southport held a large war rally in the Pequot library auditorium drawing over 700 attendees. Lt Governor Clifford T. Wilson, Rev. William A. Keefe, and Captain A. Wells Ingram of the British Ambulance Corps spoke. Ingram recalled the Marne battle and the torpedoing of the ship Arabic. The Southport Liberty chorus performed patriotic selections.
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Southport
Pequot Library
Clifford Tt. Wilson
Bridgeport
William A. Keefe
Plainfield
Sherman Hall
William JD. Lusk
Ridgefield
Wilbur Jennings
Edward Adams
Willow Street
Stamford
Miranda
Merwin
Harbor Road
Ash Creek Bed Chosen as Oyster Test Site in Connecticut
Ash Creek Bridgeport and Pine Creek in Fairfield are selected among five oyster spawning beds in Connecticut for testing growing qualities. Beds at Milford and Darien River near completion, with Indian River Milford Five Mile River and Darien River to be prepared by Saturday night. Robertson of the State Shellfish Commission says efforts aim to revive Bridgeport and Connecticut oyster industry. first trial uses 100 bushels of local oyster shells, with imports if needed.
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Connecticut
Ash Creek
Bridgeport
Pine Creek
Wairfields
Indian River
Milford
Five-Mile River
Darien River
Tenton Rd. Robertson
State
Fang Island
Commission
Virginia
Robertson
Attachment of Katz Property in Cohen Suit
An attachment for $90,000 was levied on Samuel Katz of 1234 Main Street by City Sheriff Abri Ola yesterday. Real estate and money deposited in Bridgeport banks were seized as Jacob Cohen seeks $90,900 damages for a failed Main Street furniture business sale. Katz alleges Cohen breached by paying only $2,000 of the down payment. Cohen contends Katz failed to complete the sale. Attorneys Lavery and Finkelstone say the suit will go to the Superior court.
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Samuel Katz
Main Street
Abriola
Katz
Bridgeport
Jacob Cohen
Cohen
Ile
Kntz Alloges
Lavery and
Finkelstone
Lighthouse bill approves over one million in aid
The House passed a bill providing more than $1,000,000 to boost lighthouse facilities on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Major items include $760,000 for lighthouse tenders, $80,900 to improve navigational aids in St Mary's River Michigan, and $50,000 to establish aids to navigation in the Virgin Islands and adjacent waters.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
House
Senate
St. Mary's River
Michigan
Virgin Islands
West Indies
Freezone Removes Corns With Simple Application
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a cheap, painless remedy for all corns and calluses. A quarter-ounce bottle bought at drug stores is said to clear feet of corn or callus without infection or irritation, drying quickly after application. The ad notes high-heeled shoes contribute to corns, appealing to women.
Summer dress fabrics in ginghata voiles and plaids
The piece notes ginghata as the summer dress style, with plaids and stripes most popular and checks and narrow stripes widely used at 20 cents a yard. It highlights voiles suitable for children, misses, and adults, and mentions superb quality at 5 cents.
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Main St
Hartford
Mr. Hoover
Frisbie Pie Company
Bridgeport, Conn
Ernest C. Weidlich
Penana Exercisa Das Cars
Gonterman
Glendale
the Shoe Hustlers
Ibuys Silke Howe
Jace
Dr. Paula
Patel White Xu
Ase
Pridren
Faso
Evercess
Bae
Imeerees
Old Wa
Inecticut National
Wall Street
America
Ollest
Jgridgenard
Newport
Fairfield
Darien
Aintiff
Dept. 2A
Boston
Cincinnati
He Bese
Ao & Bait Ae Ping
Ready 60 Co
Newark
Union St
The
New England Steamship Co
Smith-Murray Co
Fairfield Bridgeports
Sacha
Smith-Marray Co
United States Food Administration
Goodyear Roofing CO
Ehange—Noble
John F. Fay
Jeaperica Fhone
Barnum
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