Realty dispute looms as court action likely
Real estate dealer Berg claims an overlap in a Capitol avenue deal with Holt and Juma. Berg had option and deposit, which expired May 14 with forfeiture. Holt says Berg transferred no title and is pursuing five cellars, while Hart alleges unknown work on Holt property. Authorities plan to halt construction and pursue legal remedies.
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Benjamin Berg
James Holt
Uijamin Berg
Cand
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Commissionnomee
High Courts
Hes City
Saat
Henr Juma
Reat
Capitol Avenue
Holt
Helt
Berg
Lattmiin
Bere
Hart
Germania Singing Society Captures Second Prize at State Contest
The Germania Singing Society of this city won second prize in first class at the 12th Connecticut State Saengers contest held in the high school auditorium. Conductor Obert Weber Jr. noted the group’s strong showing after only five weeks of rehearsal, far shorter than rivals. Hartford Saengerbund took first in first class. many other societies earned lower prizes as 8,400 attendees enjoyed Friday through Saturday festivities and the Black Rock Country club picnic.
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Germania Singing Society
Connecticut Statn Saengers
Germania Society
Obert Weber
Germanian Society
Weber
Hartford Saengerbund
Havugari Liedertafel
New Haven
Arion Society
Danbury
Teutonia Maennerchor
New Britain
Turnerafel
Stamford Pring
Deutsche Verein
Ansonia
Black Rock Country Club
What A Woman Should Do When She Is Weak And Nervous
An advertisement discusses iron deficiency as a cause of weakness and nervous symptoms. It promotes organic iron supplements, warns against metallic iron, and claims Atuxatel Tron matches natural iron in blood. The copy urges using the product, promises refunds, and notes availability from advertisers.
Waning Faith Cited By Reverend Dr Day At Congregational Council
Reverend Dr Day urged prayer to check waning faith and absenteeism in Congregational churches. He noted membership trends, cited census data, and said recent years show renewed church growth. Day planned travels to Los Angeles, lectures, and a return to the United church by late summer.
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Los Angeles
National Council
Congregational Churches
United Church
Christ
Dr. Day
Dar
Corncl
Pacific Coast
Firemen Attend Mass At Local Church
About 125 Bridgeport Fire Department members led by Chief Daniel E. Johnson attended Father Michael Thompson’s first Mass at St. Patrick's Church on North Avenue yesterday at 10 45 AM. Thompson, assigned after Rev. John T. Keane moved to Simsbury, praised the firemen’s dedication and shared gratitude for their service.
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Bridgeport Ave
Daniel E. Johnson
Thomas FF. Burns
Michael Thompson
Pather Thompson
St. Patrick's Church
North Avenue
Hather Thompson
John T. Keane
Simsbury
John J. Nilan
Hartford
Father Thompson
Thompson
Waterbury Fire Department
Brass City
MME CURIE SAILS FOR FRANCE WITH RADIUM
In New York on June 26 Mme Curie and her daughters Mima sailed home aboard the Olympia. She carried two costly gifts from American women: a steel lined mahogany box holding a gram of radium valued at 110000 dollars and another package with halfs of mesothorium valued at 30000 pounds.
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New York
Mima
Curie
Olympia
Women of America
Concert at Seaside Park Delights Local Audience
A Seaside Park concert drew a large crowd under the direction of Peter Biroschak. The program mixed concert pieces with popular fox trots and steps. After the first hour, many attendees danced on the green.
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Seaside Park
Coase Artillery
Bani
Pater Biroschak
Fox Trots
Walters
Ons
Sondert
Saloon Raid on State Street Leads to Police Bail
Police raided the State Street Saloon at 1852 State Street on Saturday night arresting proprietor John Kovary and bartender John Adams of 429 Boston Avenue. A quantity of alleged liquor was sealed and both men released on $200 bail. The saloon sits near the site of a shooting over a week earlier and police see potential connections.
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State Street
John Kovary
John Adams
Boston Avenue
Hugh
Governor Lake May Announce Judgeships Today
Delay in naming a judge and deputy judge for Bridgeport city court has heightened interest in the judgeships. Rumors point to W. B. Boardman as a possible judge, with Wilder Earle Garlick and Albert I. Mers among candidates. Governor Lake may name two appointees before the July 1 term start, or keep incumbents Bartlett and Wilder.
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Governor Lake
Bridgeport
W. B. Boardman
Bart- Tett
Wilder
E. Earle Garlick
Albert I. Mer
Indue Bartlett
Tanlac praised by dairy farmer for remarkable health turn
Ernest T. Eastwood, a Bridgeport area dairy farmer, reports Tanlac transformed his health after two bottles. He describes relief from stomach trouble, headaches, dizziness, and loss of appetite, saying he feels stronger and eats well. Hindle's Drug Stores in Bridgeport sell Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Bridgeport
White
The
Atlantic
Ernest Tl. Eastwood
Abington
Conn
St. Louis
Hindle's
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Congregational Council
Mme. Curie
France
Ernest Eastwood
Stratfield
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Conn. Coal CO
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Smith
Murray Co
Fairfield Ave
Amer
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the Electric Shop
Hot Point Irons
Edison Rons
L. F. & C. Irons
Ea. Simplex Irons
United Illuminating Co
Mantler’s Baby Shop
Royal Society
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Post Office
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