Blumers School of Natureopathy Not Closed Says Founder
Louis Blumer head of Blumer College of Natureopathy at 408 Main Street Wartford claims his school was not raided or closed by the extraordinary grand jury despite a Telegram report May 3 referencing Mrs Mary Butler Hubbell v William Hubbell. Deputy sheriffs visited the campus twice and marched Blumer and 26 students and instructors to the scene.
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Louis Bloner
Blumer College of Natureopathy
St T. Wartford
Mary Butler Hubbell
New Haven
Willian N. Hubbell
Blumer
Edward J. Hicker
Relief from nervous trouble with Suge-Tone pills
An advertisement promises relief from nervous trouble poor sleep and bad digestion through Suge-Tone. It claims quick work and restored energy, appetite, digestion, and endurance, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to buy four bottles at their druggist and return money if unused.
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Spors
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Flesh and Health
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as tasteless flesh builders available at Hindle & Leverty Drug, promising weight gain within weeks and urged to beware of imitations. It claims a sickly nine year old gained twelve pounds in seven months and guarantees money back if no gains in 30 days, with a 60 cent price for 60 tablets.
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Doetor
McCoy's
Cox
Hindle & Leverty Drug
Court records show action on natureopathic school case
At a county courthouse session the grand jury examined matters and records were moved to State's Attorney Alcorn before being sent to the initial jury. The Connecticut Natureopathic Examining board revoked Blainer’s license on affidavits alleging fraud. Blumer appealed via his Hartford attorney Morris Blumer. The school reportedly remains in operation with classes continuing though under scrutiny.
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Grand Jury
Hugh M. Alcarn
Furmat
Blainer
Connecticut Nutureopathic Examining Board
Aff Cidavit
Alcorn
Blumer
Board to meet again this week on library plans
Tei li library board held an executive session with five of nine members. Avian to begin definite work on the new $400,000 library. No action taken due to absent members. A second meeting will be called this week with hopes the full board will be present to decide on plans.
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Avian
Ieport
Henry A. Bishop
Tei- Library Board
Behrens
State and
Broad Street
Smith Wet Not Mor al Asserts McAdoo Manager
Campaign manager David Laddowawell claims Governor Smith leans toward wet policies and accuses him of siding with Prohibition revision. He says Smith’s letter sharpens the wet moral Democrat divide and aligns McAdoo as a steadfast prohibitionist. The stance also links Governor Smith and McAdoo with similar views on the Ku Klux Klan.
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New York
David Laddowawell
William
McAdoo
G Mor Smith
Smith
Third Story On House Barred As Writ Is Sustained
Stamford residents win injunction against Joseph Spina to halt adding a third story. Judge Banks rules neighborhood character unchanged by growth and upholds deed restrictions banning business use and multi dwelling. Spinas face continued loss from injunction but warned for proceeding with construction.
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Stamford
Joseph Spina
John W. Banka
Superior Court
Spina
West Side Park | Place
Spinas
Banks
West Park Place
Bry
Farm partnership brought to court in cash dispute
In Bridgeport a farm partnership dispute moved to the Court of Common Pleas before Judge John Z Walsh. Reza Sover sues Esther Lakatos for 860 claiming payments on a jointly bought farm were to be repaid, a discrepancy tied to alleged temporary funds shortfalls by the Lakatos.
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Bridgeport
Court of Conman Pleas
John Z. Walsh
Reza Sover
Esther Lakatos
Takatos
Soler
George W Banks Dies in Philadelphia
Telegraphic report states George W Banks a Philadelphia jeweler and donor to St James Episcopal church died. He funded the Banks Memorial chapel two years ago in memory of his wife and two daughters, including Mrs Jesale Banks Griffing and Kate Banks Price. He was 87 years old and born in Redding Connecticut.
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Danbury
Banks Memorial
George W. Banks
Milionaire
Philelphia
Banks
St. James Episcopal Church
Jesale Banks Griffing
Kate Banks Price
Philadelphia
Redding
Wing R. Smith Dies Livestock Breeder in Train Death
Wing R. Smith, nationally known livestock breeder and long-time treasurer of the Norton-Wii association of America, died aboard a York Central train returning from Fi va after his re election to treasurer. A porter found him in his Berth as the train neared Syracuse on June 4.
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Syracuse
N. TL
Wing Smith
York Central
Norstein-Wii Association of America
Fi Va
Dracut Man Pleads Not Guilty in Priest Murder Case
Juns 9 in Vambridge mass, John J King Jr of Dracut indicted for murder of Rev Michael Gubvide and for assault with a dangerous weapon on Police Captain Daria of Lawell. King pleaded not guilty.
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Vambridge
Mass
Joonn J. King, Jr
Dracut
Michael Gubvide
Daria
T Lawell
Found Dead in Room Police Investigating at Canal Street
June 4. John Lodick, about 43, a city employee, was found dead at 6 this morning in a room within a former saloon at 66 Canal Street. Police are investigating the death.
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Smith=Murray Co
Rareld Ave
Poiret Twill Coats
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