Decree Revoked in Divorce Case Over Charges
Judge Waite Wolfe ordered re opening the Cort versus Cort divorce case after Maude Foaly Cort alleged lack of notice and factual questions about her husband John Edward Cort. If charges of testifying and desertion are proven, further criminal proceedings may follow. The matter returns for trial in the September term of the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisah Wolfe
Superior Court
John Edward Cort
Pitrien
New York
Maude Foaly Cort
Eupcrior Court
Tey
Cort
Waite
Woldos
Mra. Cort
Hien Mewly
Harriet Murwells
Elizabeth
S. J
New Jersey
Atorney
VE. Shannon
Tert
Joint-Base promises relief for stiff joints in days
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a miraculous remedy for stiff and rheumatic joints. It claims quick relief after rubbing on the affected area, with promised improvements in knee, ankle, hip, shoulder, spine or finger joints within months. Drugstores report high demand for the stainless prescription.
Leghorns and Reds in lively laying contest
In Storrs Connecticut during the June event the Leghorns lead with strong laying, Reds from Groton and Maine Pen and Cedarhurst mix for second. The top pens show attention to breed quality led by Andrew Oh for Watlingford and Hal Inwood Bart. Total yields and scores are reported with emphasis on Pen standings and breeder notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stor
Conn
Sierra Goes
Merrily
Mallery
Tinthell
Mass
Botuisen
Waldoboro
Maine
Meadow Edge Bart
Cedarhurst
Andrew II
Watlingford
Hal Inwood
Holly
Band Plans Sunday Concert at Shelton Sanatorium
A 2h member band from the Musicians Association of Bridgeport, directed by Professor Pilequin, will play Sunday afternoon at Shelton Sanatorium from 2:40 to 4:00 for patients. The concert is part of a July August series, with voluntary performances by Association members. Henry J. Neale is organizing transport with Rice Co. The band departs from 60 Murty Street at 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Norl
Pilequin
Shelton Sanatorium
Membe
Henry J. Neale
New Haven Man Sued After Auto Smash
Alfred Raser art street New Haven and Andersen of 267 Congress street were involved in a Thursday night collision at Fairfield and West venues. Both cars damaged. one car rammed into the John F. B. Pay building at 610 Fairfield avenue. Police seized Raser’s auto. he faced charges for driving without a license. Case continued until next Monday with bonds set at 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Chase
Pairfeid
West
Automobiles Haven
Alfred Raser
Art Street
New Haven
Andersen
Congress Street
John FB. Pay
Miirfield Avenue
Roses Aula Monte
Shemnete Fusavella
Anderson
Resero
Drivin
Compensation awarded to parents of Walter Linsky
The Compensation Commissioner Buckingham awarded parents of Walter Linsky, a former deck hand, compensation of 2.50 dollars per week for 312 weeks. The incident occurred while employed by Rachel Oyster Spiny and the parents currently reside in Paland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawad T. Buckingham
Walter Linsky
Devkhand
Rachel Oyster
Paland
Will Broadcast Tammany Society Meeting July 4
Independence Day program from Pamunainy features Gov South speakers including Hon Matthew Neely and Alfred E. Smith. WHAM radio to broadcast morning events with addresses by prominent politicians and an evening segment from the Camilo theatre plus Browning King dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamunainy
Governor South
WHAM
Grand Hachem
John R. Voorkis
Boisteal Wambers
Dhe Feonbus Tanna Qiulatle
Riegioy’s Bth Regiment
Hand ‘Che
Meethew M. Neely
United State
Samuel Dick
Alein
New York
Society of ‘Tammany
Elirring
Purose Andresses
Radio Audiencs
WEA
Clarence Nu
New Jersey
Frederick A. Wallis
Correction
City of
K. Roth
Liquor Law Violations Lead to Fines and Suspensions
A string of cases in City Court ends with fines of 100 dollars for liquor law violations. Richard Kiely faces 1000 dollars in fines and a recommended driver’s license suspension after a crash injuring Thomas Callahan. Other defendants receive varied penalties including suspended jail terms and probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desept Chipalla
Aidist
Main Street
Ferva
Sternlay
Tcerring
John Amuscante
State Street
Richard Kiely
Han Grand Street
Hconse
Kiely
Thomas Callahan
Mais
rbHmy
St. Vanienii’s Hospital
Ibert Roderigue
Mairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Dahar
Injunction Granted to Stamford Factory
Judge Maltheim of the Superior Court grants an injunction against Amalgamated Nothing Workers of America restraining shop picketing beyond peaceful attempts to persuade employees. The court allows workers to approach employees peacefully and denies a temporary injunction against Sprokedineg associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
William AT. Maltheim
Superior Court
Joseph Genovess
Samford
Amalgamated Nothing Workers of America
Mary
State chemists find alcohol is Rickless
State chemists seized denatured alcohol worth 815 000 and contained the supply after a delivery by poles. The material was sealed and held pending action. Transport officer Raph Seliopi, TR, transported the load from No Youth and was briefly detained after spending time on the pale slate without effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Tian IN
Raph Seliopi
Fleld
Ube
Texas Rabbi Drawn to New Haven Temple Meeting
A Texas Rabbi was summoned to a New Haven temple amid a tumultuous timetable. The event involved congregational leaders and interim arrangements as discussions addressed future stationing and community needs. The report notes local clergy and officials attending the planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Haven
Howlands Offers Holiday Suits From $15 to $25
Spend the holiday in comfort with Howlands big assortments of tropical and summer suits. The house of Kuppenheimer backs the collection with Mohairs Palm Beach tropical worsteds and fine tailoring. Snappy young men styles and conservative models priced from 15 to 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howlands
Kuppenheimer
Men Fashion Line Offers Lightweight Shirts and Suits
Men may find comfort in a range of apparel including negligee shirts in fancy percales and madras prints at 1.25 dollars, four-in-hands in tweed effects 65 cents, light weight shirts at 2 dollars, nainsook combinations 75 cents, and knit cotton sets on the main floor right front.
Hosiery and silk gloves on sale for women
Women s silk hosiery with lisle tops and soles offered in black white and colorways priced from 1 50 to 1 65 several styles include full fashioned black cordovan otter and grey. Infants mercerised lisle socks white tops 25¢ children 3 4 white socks with fancy tops 33¢ silk gloves in white 14 button 1 05 and 2 clasp embroidered backs 4. Main floor left area.
Fine kerchiefs for only 25c on main floor center
Advertises kerchiefs in multiple types and colors at 25 cents each. Women's solid color kerchiefs with corner embroidery 28c. Women's silk pongee kerchiefs 25c. Men's cotton kerchiefs with woven stripe 25c. Located on the main floor near center.
Old Town Canoes Arrive In New Color Schemes
Car load just arrived featuring beauties with new colorings suitable for mountain or seaside scenery. Includes sturdy sponsons and a centerboard model for use with sail. Old Town Canoes marketed as stable and comfortable, priced from 58 to 125 dollars. Fourth floor front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olc
Specials of the Week to Remember
Specials of the week to remember still good picking among them. Boys wash suits 1.35 for ages 3 to 9 yrs. Women s summer hats 5 artistic big values. Women s dresses 8 50 and 10 beautiful voices all sizes. Famous makes of yarn 10c to 39c. Great big values it ll pay to knit. Happy Home dresses 96c kinghams and Percales.
Take Extra Tire With You From Bea con Firestone
Portable advice urges carrying an extra tire to save worry and time. The ad promises full stock of tires at reasonable prices and emphasizes comfort and pleasure in riding on Bea con or Firestone tires.
Fibre silk sport sweaters feature two color check design
Sleeveless fibre silk sport sweaters in buff and brown-green and white-red and blue with tans. Ideal for riding hiking or golf. Priced at $5.00, located on the second floor rear.
Women’s wool bathing suits at $3.95
Just bought a large lot of fine heavy woven wool swimsuits for women in black and multicolor trims. Available in tans, browns, greens, blues, reds and purples with sizes to fit nearly every woman. They look like costly quality and are priced at $3.95 each.
Toilet goods and personal care items on display
A catalog style listing highlights various soaps toothpastes and creams with prices such as Babcock talcum 19¢ Squibb 23¢ Houbigant 9Se, Lifebuoy 8¢, Palmolive 8¢, Woodbury 17¢, Lace 16, Palmolive 8¢, Colgate era toothpastes from 19¢ to 45c, Pond's creams 23c and 45c, Daggett Ramsdell tubes 10c 23c, Stillman freckle cream 42c, plus cosmetics bundles and floor location noted as Main floor left center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Cutbury
Woodbury’s
Kolynos
Furhan
Pond
Daggett & Ramsdell
Stillman
Glover
Vivadou
Painstaking film finishing service promise
Printer advertisement touts Kodak film processing and finishing. It emphasizes careful finishing, pride in service, and invites customers to bring films for developing and printing. Developing any size film or pack offered at 10 cents per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak Plus
Silver plated mesh bags on sale in store display
Silver plated mesh bags described as stylish and serviceable with varying sizes and fancy frames. Some feature heavy chain rib handles and silver plating on white metal. Price listed as 3 dollars. Main floor left front.
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John E. Cort
Gatt
PRI
IPAP
Tammany Society Meeting
IULY
WEAF
Apa Havin
Reysule
Sim Antonios
Hasse Orabdia
Opation
Mashistan Ustans
Mann
Aineneerd
Sprieht
Howland Dry Goods
Chuck Roast
Sperry & Barnes Bacon
Uneeda Biscuit Wee We
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
B.A. Cant IL
Mgr
Meigs Building
W. J. Baird
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Jewelers & Optician
Main St. Arcade
Mor-O
Lusterine. Mfg. CO
ING Bridgeport, Cons
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