Rabideau Loses in Damage Suit Over Auto Incident
In Milford, Judge Keeler granted a non-suit in a case brought by William Rabideau as administrator for the estates of his sons Alfred and Edmund Rabideau. The suit claimed $19,000 damages each after a car owned by Andrew Adzima of Stratford, driven by a guest, struck the Rabideaus’ sons on the Bridgeport turnpike. Testimony showed the driver disobeyed Adzima’s orders, but the court found no proof of Adzima’s agency or loan. The jury was discharged and court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EB. Keeler
William Rabideau
Milford
Esstates
Alfred
Edmund Rabideau
Andrew Adzima
Stratford
Rabideau
Adaima
Bridgeport
Adzima
Gven
Mike Pivarnick
Pivarnick
Joseph
Young Adzima
J. Cohn
Pivarntes
Henry Greenstein
Keeler
Pivarnick W
Favorable Action On Three Divorce Petitions
Judge J H Reed, referee, recommends divorce and alimony in three cases. Estelle Dunwardle Baird seeks divorce from Andrew Daniel Baird with $350 alimony and $65 monthly child support. cruelty found true. Carrie Dunham Stokes and Augustus A Stokes each seek divorce with cross complaints and alimony of $10 weekly. Alfred J Boerm seeks divorce from Mary Toerm for infidelity. marriages dated 1890 and 1918. Recommendations filed, to be acted on soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HH. Reed
Estelle Dunwardle Baird
Cos Cole
Andrew Daniel Baird
Augustus A. Stokes
Stokes
Ross
Reed
Thep Wera
Alfred J. Boerm
Nor- Wall
Mary Toerm
Packages to Hungary Need Better Wrapping
A Washington dispatch reports Budapest post advises parcels to Hungary arrive badly damaged due to insecure wrapping with thin paper and weak string. The foreign office urges use of canvas bags and specially constructed boxes for parcel post shipments between the two countries.
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Hungary
Focal Post Office
Washington
Budapese
Foreign Office
The Christian Mind topic at Park Street aidweek service
At Park Street Congregational church the aidweek service will discuss The Christian Mind with speakers Fred Kirk Ebbert Marsh Fred Birehrie William Boardman Mrs Roy Clark Hang Went and J H Wooster. Mission news will be presented.
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Aidweek
Park — Street Congregational Church
Fred Kirk
Ebbert Marsh
Fred Birehrie
Wiliam
Boardman
Roy Clark
Hang
Went
J. 3. Wooster
Auburn gifts total 70000 noted at Wells College commencement
Gifts totaling seventy thousand dollars were announced at the Wells College second annual commencement in Auburn. The largest gift, three hundred fifty thousand dollars, came from Converse B E of Greenwich Conn.
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Auburn
Wells College
Conversa
Greenwich
Conn
Man credits Taniac for weight gain in Oakland notice
An Oakland man recounts his long struggle to gain weight and better appetite, crediting Taniac with restoring his health. He previously weighed less than his normal weight and could not digest food properly, but after three months of Taniac use he gained about fifteen pounds and regained strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MclAnuity
17Th St
Oakland
Cabif
McAnulty
Real State Boa
Inlac
Lydia E Pinkham remedy urged for women’s relief
A physician touted Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safer alternative to surgery for women showing early signs of weakness such as backache and nervous exhaustion. The ad claims many have been saved from operations by using this herbal remedy, aligning with historic notions of nature’s healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Biae
Read Co Silver Section Announces New Plated Wares
The Silver Section offers a splendid range of pieces ideal for the young housekeeper. Shefield Plated Wares presents new items including cake and sandwich baskets fruit bowls compotes vases and colonial designs. Prices start at $6.50 each on the main floor front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shefield
All Wool Cream Materials For Summer Wear Ad Prices
Fine grades in good weight for summer wear listing fabrics with widths and per yard prices. Includes Fine French Serge 44 in at 3.50, 40 in at 2.00, Mannish Serge 54 in at 3.00, Jersey Cloth 54 in at 3.50, Wool Poplin 42 in at 3.29, Bedford Cord 45 in at 3.50, Serge Flannel 54 in at 4.50, Tricotine 55 in at 5.00, Broadcloth 50 in at 5.50, Third Noor.
Summer Hats at Special Values in Childrens Shop
In the Children s Shop a tardy summer hat collection offers Pique hats with hand embroidery and plain or scalloped brims. For boys there are White Duck Hats with navy brims and ribbon bands, gold embroidered with United States Navy, plus Navy Blue Serge styles. Prices start 59c, rising to 75c, $1 and up by style. Second door.
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Admiralty
Commons
United States Navy
French Valenciennes Laces and Fashion Goods Reduced Prices
The advertisement lists edges and laces for ruffles and children's clothes from 5 cents for 2 yards, plus Camisole Laces at 10 cents, Narrow Filet at 70 cents, and various collar points and Venise lace. It touts good quality gowns, towels, and other items at special values, alongside assorted confections from the Art Department like Jordan Almonds at $1.00 per pound and sweets priced per pound or jar.
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Leon
Rae
New England
Sanalt
Corieva
Larkapur Loden B.O
G.C
Gue
A, Inc
Boston
Mass
Ang
Aston Sore
Tehars
Ete Ee
Barrane
Tae Ndy
Coast
Gibraltar
Robert J. Prew
London
British
Imperial Navy
Ennat
Pembroke
Waira
House of Commons
Burns-Monsell
Park Street
State St
Tomag
Kvverveter
Mator
Jordan
Mantler’s Shops
Arcade Baby
Children’s Royal Society
P.O
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