Man Refuses to Name Razor Attacker After Attack
Jashe Senior of 54 Fulton Street was slashed on the forehead with a razor yesterday morning. He claimed an unknown assailant at a party struck him. police noted he would not name the attacker. Senior was treated at an emergency hospital then Bridgeport Hospital and jailed briefly before bond was posted. His sister-in-law Idella Rule declined to identify any participant in the fight.
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Jashe Senior
Fulton Street
Senior
Futton Street
Main
Congress Street
Idella Rule
Hoff
Wea
Anaxx Ceas
Semioy
Bridgeport Hospital
T the Even
Camden
Dr. Brigadell
Jett Mar
Gate
Robert W.tensdale
High St
Vicks VapoRub Advocated For Deep Cold Relief
A lengthy old article urges aggressive home treatment for deep colds risking pneumonia. It describes Vicks VapoRub as a twofold remedy that releases vapors through body heat and through skin absorption, with repeated applications over throat and chest, plus hot towels or mustard plasters, to open airways and ease breathing. It warns to seek a physician and notes VapoRub’s wide use and origin from a North Carolina pharmacist.
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Simon Piexner
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Institute
Togo
Flexner
United States
Europe
America
Vicks
Vitks VapoRub
North Carolina
Love Made Hell speech on Dante and heaven order
C B Pallen addressed Bridgeport Catholic clubs at the high school auditorium on the need to put love in order to reach the celestial sphere. He argued Dante’s Divine Comedy links medieval ideas to modern aims, stressing purgatory as a temporal punishment and the rise of individualism within Christian liberty. The lecture closed a series sponsored by the local Catholic councils.
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Hell
Mvonde B. Pallen
Rome
Republ
Christendon
Pallen
Mallen
Satan
Hells
Purgatory
Lory Gut
Amuser
Bridgeport Council of Catholic Men
Bridgeport Council of Catholic Women
Deputy Sheriff of Shelton Dies After Operation Derby
James Fair a longtime Shelton resident and deputy sheriff of Fairfield County died this morning at Griffin hospital after being treated for appendicitis. He was 47, survived by his wife, mother, four sons, a daughter, a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday at White Hills at 2 p.m. Interment in Monroe cemetery.
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Derby
James &. Wair
Shelton
Griffin Hospital
Fair
Sherif
Wairfield County
Sarah Bilakeman
Aly Fair
Add
Taxi Cab Destroyed by Fire in Milford
A Milford fire likely caused by a backfire destroyed a taxicab owned by George W. Smith and burned driver Benjamin Donahue after responding to a call at Walnut Beach. Damages estimated between 700 and 800 dollars while Donahue suffered burns to face hands and burns.
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Milford
March
George W. Smith
Benjamin Donahue
Walnut Beach
Amornig
Donahue J
London Begging Wars and the New York Contrast
A reflective piece on London street beggars, contrasting British panhandling with American depictions. It describes beggar types, public settings, and social attitudes, urging empathy yet exposing economic need and the veteran rhetoric of charity, as the author recalls personal encounters and observations across central London.
State Chamber Backs Anti-Pollution Bill
The State Chamber of Commerce backs a comprehensive anti-pollution bill. A special committee recommends creating a state commission to regulate pollution of streams and tidal waters, with commissioners serving unpaid and funded by the state.
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Charles “Ahang Wheeler
Pstate
Ciencial Assembly
Safe Chamber of Commerce
Can
Ouriny
Man admits robbery of Boston jewelry store
George Adams, 28, admits he robbed a Boston jewelry store by smashing a window and escaping with valuable rings. He was arrested yesterday on Water Street by Policeman Thomas Pares. A charge of vagrancy was filed and his story will be wired for further substantiation to authorities.
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Boston
George Adams
Thomas Pares
Westport Plans Dollar Day and Local Notices
Westport merchants schedule a Dollar Day for March 20 the first such event in town. Funeral services for Edward T Burke will be held from Assumption Church with a high mass. Burke served in England and France in the aviation corps. The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will attend. Burke is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Burke of Taylor Avenue and a brother and sister. The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars lodge will meet next Saturday evening. Coppagine company and Saugatuck fire company meet tomorrow night.
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Marel
Westport
Edward T. Burke
Eitiren
Tanmertow
Richard
Carroll
Burke
Migland
France
Aviation Corps
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Aral Mirse John Burke
Taylor Avenue
John Rnr
Jathel
Atarie Lodge
Tive Agion Lodge
Raise $1,000,000 Fund for Theological School
A historic drive aims to raise one million dollars for a theological school. The text includes garbled names and phrases, mentioning fundraising, a distant date, and references to various places and languages, but the core note is a capital campaign target for the theological institution.
Milford Firemen Hear Talk On Motor Apparatus
Milford firemen hear a presentation by New Haven Fire Department official Tot a discussion on motor apparatus. Other items note a St Patrick’s card party, Missionary Institute playlet at First Congregational Church, and multiple obituaries including Charles H Peet and Fannie Moeller. Funeral notices set for Milford Cemetery preparation.
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Devon
Epi
Plas
Myra
Arnell
Alva
Taoraev
Alm. Noel
Jen Moyp
Missionary Institute
First Congregational Church
Tid Oelock
Ellis Island
Charles H. Peet
Charles Peet
Wheelers Farm
Milford
Bridgeport
Elias Howe Post
G. A. Ft
Charles 15. Peet
Wibur CG. Peet
Misa Stra Peet
Foard Company
River Street
George J.smith
Charles FP. Atkins
Plymouth Congregational Church
Arctic Enaine Company
Noted churchman Dr Day in critical condition
Dr James R Day Chancellor Emeritus of Syracuse University was reported in critical condition from influenza and heart trouble. The educator and churchman, associated with Syracuse and Atlantic City, was stricken while in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Atlantic City
Lisle Stockings With Mercerized Finish
Lisle stockings advertised with mercerized finish and double knee for creeping babies plus double heel and toe. Available in white black cordovan and champagne in sizes five and up.
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Lisle
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