Lightning bolts crippled beach fire alarm and wires
Walnut Beach June 28. A recent storm's lightning knocked down a pole along Fort Trum ybull Beach, crippling the fire alarm and boll system. Electrician Clarence Maso ehie of Milford Fire Department refitted wires and restored service. Also introduced at Yale-Bathing Pavilion are twelve Surf Riders device shaped like large fish for bathers. Carnival planned by Chemical company No. 4 at Oak’s Grove July 1 will feature free amusements. Local residents Mrs. Burg and Mrs. Atlas visiting, with others in summer transit.
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Walnut Beach
Fort Trumybull Beach
Clarence
Maso Ehie
Mil+ford Fire Department
The
Chemical Company No. 4
Oaks Grove
Frank Burg
Ftrom
Middletown
Bernard ‘Atlas
Jack Gordon
Naugatuck Avenue
Walnnut Beach
John Cowland
Terry
Conn
Lawrence Warner
Warner
Bittersweet Avenue
Broad
Bristol Co Named in $100000 Patent Suit
Papers filed in New Haven claim Hess Bright Manufacturing Company of New York sues Bristol Bristol company for patent rights violation. Cummings and Lockwood represent the New York concerns. Suit seeks $100,000 with returnable first Monday of September.
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Bristol CO
New Haven
United States ‘Court
Plainiff
Hess Bright
New York
New Departure Company
Bristol, Cummings and Lockwood
Derby Business Men Hold Outing at Double Beach
Derby and Ansonia business men joined a traditional outing at Double Beach yesterday on Lake Housatonic. A pleasant afternoon featured a ball game with Ansonia beating Derby 19 to 0 and Carroll's Orchestra providing music. The Actors' colony announced final plans to build a private theatre near Lake Housatonic, a new venture described as a novelty for the area.
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DERBY
Double Beach
Boy Scouts of
Shelton
Anysonia
Irving
Ansonia
Carroll
Actors’ Colony
Lake Housatonic
Waterbury Residents to Run and Occupy Shore Cottage
Front renovated and remodelled to be run by a Waterbury woman. Waterbury teachers will guest at the cottage. Louis Hatfell and family rented Chapman cottage on Bridgeport Avenue for the season. William Gardner and his wife, formerly of New York, rented a cottage from Mrs Fecker on Harrison Avenue. Gardner currently manages Island View Hotel. George P. Talmadge and wife, City Fish Market proprietors, also recovering from a dose of ptomaine poisoning.
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Waterbury
Louis Hatfell
Chapmen
Bridgeport Avenue
William Gardner
New York
Fecker
Harrison, Avenue
Gardner
Island View
George P. Talmadge
Westport Man Arrested After Family Disorder Case
John Stankewich, of East Main Street Westport, appeared before Judge Joseph G Hyatt in Town Court on four counts including assault and breaches of peace. He received jail terms totaling four months and a fine plus costs after an interpreter clarified the language barrier. Sheriff Percy Ball reported injuries including two broken bones in his right hand. Stankewich said he had been drinking after work and could not recall the events until awakening.
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Jung
John Stankewith
Sherif Zagarh
Perry
East Main_street
Joseph G. Hyatt
Stankewich
Jal
Tola
David Sucha
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Percy ” Ball
Curtiss Biddy
Washington Avenue
Slankowich
Sher Ws Perry
Clark N. Kirk
Jai An
Conscience Prompts Gift to Trolley Co
Newark reports a conscience gift to the Public Service corporation from a woman whose parents had given her up as a child. She sent 50 cents to cover fares not paid when the line was crowded and the donor’s town and name were withheld.
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Newark
Public Service Corporation
New York State
Stratford Man Receives State Reward in Madden Murder Case
Hartford June 28 The 2000 reward for the murderers of Special Officer W F Madden of Manchester is divided among four claimants by Judge William Maltbie at the superior court. Recipients include J B McKerman and Chester B Smith of Hartford and Peter Barnes Clifton G Macomber of Manchester. Madden was killed January 34 1919 during a plan at Cheney mills by brigands now serving life at Wethersfield.
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Hartford
Associaeted Press
W. F. Madden
Manchester
Baca
Wiliam M. Maltbie
Superior Court
Dan Anorn
Chester B. Smith
Stratford
Holcomb
Madden
Cheney Mills
Aod
Wethersfield
Westport area notes on nurseries cottages and residents
Probate certificate issued in Town Clerk Edward Glize office settles residence of kite John N Partridge to Mrs Charlotte H Partridge. Two acres of land on Bos ton Post Road in the senate. Downs of Danbury living in Salt Air cottages at Old Mill Compo Beach. Gheral cottage at George Beach leased to Mr and Mrs J. G. Raymond of Danbury. Clark Wilson of Bridgeport visits town. John Burke Sr. of Main Street takes summer contract log job with his father. Card party held at Women’s Town Improvement Association pavilion. Migg C. Eisle Thomas of Compo in charge of advert. Herbert Colletti son of Louis Colletti of Springfield Road. A arm injury to a man last night mistaken for broken arm then ruled a sprain. Snuvatech Bridge Club to meet next Thursday at Mrs Harry Bradley’s residence. Mrs Orlando of Saugatuck to host. Mr and Mrs Squires of Philadelphia open cottage at Old Mill Compo Beach for summer. Frederick B. Hughell of Canal Street buys building lot at Compo Beach from John R Moris of Corepe Street. Mrs Frederick Hubbell buys one of the lots near J. B. Morris property. Blech Officers election held in Fable building by Aspetuck Jodie Knights of Pythias. Chansellor commander John Chansellor. others named. Deputy Sheriff Perry resting after injured hand. Special Constable Mulhaley of Riverside Ave on night watch. Mr and Mrs Redline of New York occupy Sound View Cottage at Old Mill, Compo Beach, for summer.
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Westport-Borwallt Nurseries
Edward Glize
Kite John N. Partridge
Charotte H. Partridge
Jung
Boston Post
B. Downs
Danbury
Eorgne
John Burke, Sr
Main
Women's Town Improvement Association
Migg C. Eisle ‘Thomas
Compe
Herbert Colletti
Louis Colletti
Springfield Road
White
oy _ Nolan
Snuvatech Bridge Club
Harry Bradley
Indian Hill
Saugatuck
Orlando
Squires
Philadelphia
M. Compo Beach
Frederick B. Hughell
Canal Street
Compo Beach
John R Moris
Corepe Street
Frederick Hubbell
Ind
J. B. Morris
Aspetuck Jodie
Knights of Pythias
Johowrt
IL. C. Billings
Low Fr Bangert
David 2. Mills
Joseph Hauser
George A. Darrow
Oscar Lewis
Charles Fahle
Joseph Shiffen
George A. Darron
Sherif Eder HT. Perry
John Mulhaley
Riverside Avenue
Mrs. Redline
New York
Sound View
Campo Beachy
Artillery Band to Open Concert Season at Park
The Coast Artillery band will start the season with a Sunday concert at Beard Park. Baroschak will lead the band if available. The program features classical and military selections. The full list of numbers is not yet public. The performance lasts two hours starting at 3 PM.
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Se Coast Artillery
Baroschak
Pimple Disfigurement Healed After Soap andointment
Miss Selma Botsch of Stoughton Massachusetts describes two months of severe facial pimples that disfigured her appearance and disturbed her sleep. After using Cuticara Soap and Cuticura Ointment as directed she recovered following two cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment.
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Selma Botsch
Pearl St
Stoughton
Maas
Two Pant Suits For Men Offer Double Service
Owland's presents a two pant suit for men offering the wear of two outfits for one price. A single pair of trousers can be pressed while the other is worn. Tailored in fine style with conservative and belted sport models. Fabrics range from quiet mixtures to new tweeds in lighter shades. Available in sizes to fit with a price of $33.75 on the main floor.
Summer dresses for warm Summer days
A broad display of dresses in cotton ginghams, linen, voile and gingham check offers solid colors, plaids, stripes and embossed fabrics. Featured styles include a linen model with full front and back drawn design at $10, large black and white plaid voile with ribbon sash, and mauve gingham with organdy cuffs. White pintucked voile and pink voile ensembles priced up to $19.50 on the second floor center.
Silk Petticoats for Sumner Dresses Offer
Silk petticoats described as washable and practical, with hemstitched hem and a lined panel for shadowing. Priced at $1.95, available on the second floor rear of the shop.
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Sumner
Lace guimpes offered as dainty velvet lace addition
The ad touts lace guimpes as attractive dainty net garments with venise lace detail for collars and sleeves. It suggests they finish outfits like jumper dresses and newer sweaters, claiming they are a great value at $1.50.
Bathing suits in varied styles and colors offered
An advertisement highlights a wide selection of bathing suits for women including gingham and knitted styles. It notes firm woven colors, somber stripes, or bright bands with snug and generous fits for comfort and action. Matching knitted caps and socks are priced at $7.30.
Stunning sport wear shoes for women's outfits
Stunning shoes for sport wear just the sort of shoes every woman wants. White reinskin Oxfords for comfort and style from the Dr. Kahler line. A white reinskin strap pump with patent leather trim and low heel. White canvas pumps and one strap pumps offered in several styles and prices. Main floor rear.
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Comfo
Dr. Kahler
Fluffy summer curtains offer cool, comfortable look
The notice promotes soft fluffy ruffled marquiset curtains suitable for city town or cottage homes. It highlights easy laundering, neat varieties in dots and checks, mercerized fabrics, and several with tie backs and hemstitching. Prices are offered at $2.50 or a third Noor center.
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Faberics
Noor
Toledo fireless cooker promises easy meals and saved fuel
A factory culinary expert arrives to demonstrate the Toledo fireless cooker and share tips on efficient cooking. Details include how the device saves time and fuel by preparing evening meals in advance and letting the cooker finish cooking later. Prices and installment options are highlighted for buyers.
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Toledo
White Silk Fabrics Sparking for Summer Attire
White silks shimmer with pristine purity and restful charm for Summer dresses and blouses. 36 inch iicolette at 4.85 yd and 40 inch crop de chine at 8 yd appeal for wear resistant outfits. Broadcloth and crepe options include 40 inch Canton at 3.50 yd and all silk polka dot crepe at 4.50 yd, with notes on weave and finish for stylish Summer wear.
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Hera
Suimemer
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Neva
Loury Coari
Edith A. van Beck
Hills Roiny Road
Norwalk
Boston Post Road
Tne
Antec
Edward C. Birge
New England
Standard Oil CO. OF
Broadway
Trolley CO
Stratford Man
Artillery Band
Cuthura
Len
Bridzeperence
Secticut
Owland
Lai
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