Three Hurt In South End Car Crash Morning
Three people were injured just after seven yesterday in a South avenue and Roi street collision. Injured are Mrs Elizabeth Maczko 39 of Fairfield with scalp lacerations and fractures. John Maczko Jr 16 of Fairfield with scalp lacerations and bruises. Helen Sediak 11 of Fairfield with scalp wounds and hand cuts. John Maczko driven car struck by John Heaney 26 of Reservoir avenue. Heaney arrested for reckless driving. BEACON BUILDINGS BURN Fire destroys State theatre and five apartments. Ten families displaced and two firefighters hurt by falling wires. Loss estimated at 100000.
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South Avenue
Roi Street
Elizabbeth Maczko
Fairfield
John Maczko, Jr
Patrsfield
Helen Sediak
John Maczko
John Heaney
Reservier Avenue
Maczko
C. E. Hubertin
Heaney
Beacon
State Theatre
Matamel touted as cure for bladder trouble in Trenton ad
Local man William Holland credits Matamel with ending nightly trips to the bathroom and restoring health after years of suffering. The ad notes Matamel's Mexican origin, 150,000 bottles sold, and claims of relief for kidney and bladder issues. A nurse from Hindle's Drug Store offers explanations, with multiple store locations listed for purchase.
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Trenton
N.J
Witliam Holland
Garfield Ave
Holland
Mexico
Hindle
Main Street
Hindle Drug Store
Main St
State St
Becomes Bride Constance Talmadee Ties Knot Again
Screen star Constance Talmadee marries Captain Alstair W. Mackinwash of Seothind in a second wedding.
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Constance Talmadee
Alstair W. Mackinwash
Seothind
Snowy March Disrupts Maritime Provinces Life in Nova Scotia
February snowstorms cripple rural Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, isolating communities for over a week. Timber and lumber work halted, fuel supplies ran short, rail lines iced over, and roads blocked. Rural mail routes failed, drivers struggled through six to seven foot drifts, with horses frozen or abandoned and several towns cut off.
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Halifax
Maritime Provinces
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Liverpool
Oxford
N.S
Digby
XI. S
Centreville
Onslow Mountain
Truro
Gagetown
N. B
Westfield
Upper Gage Town
Welsford
Clones
Westfiled
Woman author Marietta Holley dies at 80 near Pierrepont Manor
Miss Marietta Holley the Watertown writer of the Samantha Series and Joshan Allen's Wife died today at her farm near Pierrepont Manor in Jefferson County. She was eighty years old.
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Watertown SS. Y
Marietta Holley
Samantha
Joshan Allen
Pierrepont Manor
Jefferson County
Will of trainman Ward admitted without contest
The will of Charles Ward a railway trainman who left most of his estate to his two illegitimate sons and the woman he lived with 14 years was admitted to probate without contest by Judge Frederle Bartlett. The proceedings noted a possible life use of one third for the woman with whom he lived and the executor bond was set at 3600 dollars. The estate includes a West Haven house rentals, a 3000 dollar chattel mortgage, and 1875 dollars in Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen policies with beneficiaries as the two illegitimate sons or revert to the brotherhood if improper.
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Charles Ward
Frederle .v. Bartlett
Michael J. Quinn
New Haven
Ward
Elizabeth Flynn Ward
New Jiayen
Marry Silverstone
Mary Creighton Ward
Quinn
Umit
Elizabeth Werd
Serivens
Kixecutor W. Co
Serive
West Haven
Ware
Silverstone
Francis T. Wade
Chapel Street
Arthur Elmer Ward
Edward Russel Ward
Mary Creighton
Stephen Ward
Son
Army Pigeons Released In Panama Canal Zone
March 1. Homing pigeons in training by the United States in the canal zone took off with whistles tied to their tails to deter hawks. Weighing sixteen ounces, these birds fly 12 or 13 hours in tropical Panama. They are released by American soldiers to guard radio communications and accompany airplanes exploring unknown Isthmus areas.
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Cristobal
United States
Ranal
Panama
Panamanian
Canal Defense Forces
Suspenders trend eyed for women in fashion rise
Palm Beach reports Miss Elsia V. Davis of New York predicts suspenders soon become popular with women. The "galluses" will resemble men’s suspenders but be fancier in design and brighter in color. Davis cites Converse College reports of students adopting suspenders as part of campus attire.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Elsia V. Davis
New York
Davis
Converse College
South Carolina
Alonzo's Jail Term Suspended by Judge
Louis Alonzo of Bridgeport pleaded guilty to bigamy and was released from County jail after Judge L P Waldo Marvin suspended a one year sentence imposed in Criminal Superior Court last Thursday. Alonzo had divorced his wife and soon married Mary Hoffman of Fairfield with whom he had been living as her husband. He has six children, three by a previous partner.
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Louis Alonzo
Bridgeport
L P Waldo Marvin
Alonzo W
Mary Hoffman
Fairfield
Apeh
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MR. Holland
Dian
Constance Talmadge
Phillips
Sida
Magnesia
Phillips Milk
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Wen
Newstarpeehival
Trainman
Bridgeport and Vicinity
Graham
New England
Boston
Springfield
Providence
Worcester
Bridgepore
Fairfield Avenue
Barnum
Graham Service
Peop
Legion
W. H. Graham Corporation
Norman Street
Worcester Watertown
Mass
Newtonville
Lewis & Maycook
Mim
Alonzo
Sheaffer
Titan
Sheaffer's
W.A. Sheaffer Pen Company
YQRT
Madison
Iowa
Andy
Foney Smith
Adventures of the Gumps
Uncle Bim
Carlos
Zander
Prudence Church
Bridgeport Post
Chiye
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