Idletown Girl Held in 2000 Bail for Manslaughter
In Driadietown Connecticut on March 26 Miss Marion Gildersleeve, 19, was held on $2000 bail for trial in the April term of the Superior Court on a manslaughter charge. An auto she drove on March 9 struck Daniel McCarthy, aged, who died. The coroner had deemed her criminally responsible. Her father is Alfred Gildersleeve, president of the Gildersleeve Ship Construction Company.
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Driadietown
Conn
Marion Gildersleevre
Wreas
Superior Court
James R. Mollin
Gildersleeve
Daniel McCarthy
DML
Bis Gildersleeve
Alfred Gildersleeve
Cildersleeve Ship Construction Compay
Kaiser with Staff Now at St. Quentin
Berlin reports German emperor with staff at St. Quentin on the French front. Losses said to be heavy but not as severe as feared. A great number of tanks used. leadership and preparation praised. Dramatic features and comedies mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Berlin
Vorwaarts
St. Guantin
Pink Pills Claim Restore Blood and Vitality for Nervous Patients
An advertisement for Dr Williams Pink Pills asserts they rebuild blood, brighten eyes, and color cheeks. It cites Mrs L B Lothrop of Stoughton Massachusetts, who recovered from persistent dizziness weakness and weight loss after use. The notice offers free booklets Building Up the Blood and What to Eat and How to Eat and lists price details for mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
L. FB. Lothrop
Union Street
Stoughton
Mass
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Drugeist
Inside Bath For Healthful Skin Promises Quick Change
A 1900s-style health ad extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive tract and improve skin. It claims clearer complexions, higher vitality, and fewer ailments like headaches and colds, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate at the drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ely's Cream Narrows Nostrils With Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement claims Ely's Cream Narrows Nostrils and clears nasal passages in minutes. It promises relief from cold or catarrh, reduces headaches and nighttime breathlessness, and soothes inflamed mucous membranes with a fragrant antiseptic healing cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Ely
Referee Rules Trustee Cannot Block Bankruptcy Composition
Referee in Bankruptcy Banks ruled that a trustee cannot interfere to oppose a composition between a bankrupt and creditors. In the Aron Morduchay case the court held trustees lack standing to oppose composition and may only be contested by creditors. Judge Edwin Thomas is expected to confirm Morduchay's composition offer in district court.
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Aron Moarduchay
Harry, Coldstein
Shapiro
Jle
Jacob Klein
Klein
Court Views Dock Involved in Suit of Lewis Company
Judge William Marble and lawyers visited the Pembroke street docks as the Lewis Oyster Co. sues Mrs. Lacey N. West and others. The proceeding, in its second day, centers on dock and property improvements with testimonies on condition and value. Captain George A. Cleveland recounted 1883 work on the site. Real estate expert Dorr R. Whitney valued the property at 30000 with improvements, or 15000 as bare flats.
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William MM. Marble
Lewis Oyster Company
Lacey N. West
Pembroke Street
George A. Cleveland
Stratford
Captain West
Dorr R. Whitney
Obituary notices from Stratford area funerals
Multiple funeral notices describe the July to August services for Daniel C. Weed John Wright Ella B. Smith Charles B. Roberts Mary Kerwin Kate Alverson William Flahaven Felix Boehm and Wayne Swartz Clerian Smith. Services were held at homes undertakers and churches with burials in Union Lakeview Mountain Grove St Michaels and Park cemeteries.
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Daniel C. Weed
Stratford
Daniel C. Wood
Main Street
Robert C. Whitehead
Union Cemetery
John Wright
Rourke and
Boucher
H. A. Davenport
Lakeview Cemetery
Ella B. Smith
Ella GB
Arthur A. Smith
Ellsworth Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Charles B. Roberts
Charles B
Benjamin William Roberts
Central Avenue
Lincoln School
William
Sutviners
Mary Kerwin
Hhe
Kerwin
Black Rock Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Thomas Mooney
John A. Sullivan
Richard I’. Moore
John Giblin
Patrick Kane
John Lucy
Thomas Blake
John Blake
John Hassett
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Father Sullivan
Alverson
Kate
Ole Alverson
Stines
Livingston Place
Tien Fuller
Buffalo
N. Y
Oliver
Nices
Mountain Grove
Willian Flahhaven
William Flahaven
Stratford Avenue
Yeater
Cullinan, Mullins, Buckley and Company
Golden Fill Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Edward Shaughnessy
St. Michael's Cemetery
Felix Boehns
Felix Boehm
Veank Police
Sun
State Street
Germania Singing Society
Buriat
Lakesview Cemetery
Wayne Swartz
Wayne Swarly
Terry Place
Clerian Smoith
Clerian Smith
Fleury YS
Bishop's Mortuary Chapel
Fairfield, Avanue
Park Cemetery
Federal Board to Study Conditions in Local Shops
Labor department conciliator and city officials will visit to study labor conditions in munitions factories and report to President Wilson. Machinists seek higher wages, including 70 cents hourly for machinists and 80 cents for toolmakers at Remington Arms, with a possible national minimum rate of 5.80 dollars a day for shipbuilders.
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Labor Department
Ordnance Department
Wilson
Samuel Lavit
Washington
Lavit
Lake Torpedo Company
Remington Arms
Farmer Corntessel Praises Josh's Farm Knowledge
In a Washington Star excerpt farmer Corntessel says his son Josh has learned a lot at school. He notes Josh knows so much about running the farm that the hired men and he get interested listening, and nobody works.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Will Renew Build and Strengthen Weak Hair
A hair tonic claims to remove dandruff prevent hair loss and soothe itching. It feeds and builds the fatty cushion surrounding the hair shaft. Sold 50c and 1.00 per bottle at Atlantic Pharmacy Bridgeport Cannon's Drug Store Bridgeport and other stores and from LAIRD CO New York. Booklet Care of Hair free.
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Atlantic Pharmacy
Main Bt
Bridgeport
Cannon's Drug Store
State St
Laird CO
East 48Th St
Karl Muck Held in Boston No Decision Yet
Boston reports Dr Karl Muck conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra remained in East Cambridge jail after police examination with no final disposition decided. New York meanwhile says Muck claims Swiss naturalization and Swiss minister may intervene if requested. Also a light note on Julian Eltinge's camouflage talents.
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Boston
Karl Muck
Boston Symphony Orchestra
East Cambridge
Department of Justice
New York
Hans Sulzer
United States
Associated Press
Karl
Muck
Switzerland
Dr. Muck
Washington
Legation
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Sust
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P. Kirk CO
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Porterhouse
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Ixan
TU. S. Food Administration
Davis Baking Powder
Alaska
Swifl's
Swift
Lily Oleo
Hamburg
Muscatel
Mohican Bakery
Hera
Massachusetts
Court Views Dock
Lewis Company
Federal Board
Dandrol
Cerate
Julian Eltinge
NMBA
Greg
Aimwell Coy
Corner
Main & Elm
Sis
Rose
Taupe
Tan
Gabardine Velour de Laine
Velour
Poplin
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