Judge Wolfe May Not Preside At Bridgeport Session
Judge Wolfe, slated to preside at the shore calendar session in Bridgeport, may be detained in Hartford where he is presiding over the Renaldino murder trial. Clerk Tracy stated the decision depends on whether Wolfe can travel tonight. If delayed, another official would take the short calendar duties.
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Tsaac Wolfe
Bridgeport
Tracy
Wolfe
Renaldino
Hartford
Louiurrous
Caiendar Segaion
Six Men Convicted in City Court
Peter Lecharty of 652 Harral Avenue paid a 15 dollar fine with costs after injuring Traffic Policeman Daniel A Fitzroy on John Street Tuesday night. Ham Quinn of 325 Center Street was fined 10 dollars and costs. Fred G Smith of Carter Avenue received six months in jail and a 100 dollar fine with costs for stealing 13 gh s meters of 35 dollars in quarters. James Mastrona of 470 Brook Town Avenue fined 10 dollars and Frank Ahearn of 127 Park Avenue fined 5 dollars for disturbing the peace in front of a dance hall on Fairfield Avenue Tuesday night. The stolen money will be turned over to Bridgeport Gas Licht Company.
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Peter Lecharty
Harral Avenue
Daniel A. Fitzroy
John Street
Ham Quinn
Center Street
Fred G Smith
Carter Avenue
yCity
Bridgeport Gas, Licht Company
James Mastrona
Brooktown Avenue
Frank Ahearn
Park Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
O'Sullivan's Safety Cushion Heels Prospect
Standing or walking there is no escape from foot strain. The cushion heels offer real protection at the same price as ordinary heels, despite higher repair costs. O'Sullivan's emphasizes customer satisfaction and goodwill to grow business.
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O'Sullivan
O’sullivan
Hokara skin cure advertised with patient testimonials
A forwarded advertisement promotes Hokara antiseptic cream for eczema and skin ailments. It claims Laura Watring of Meadville and Elizabeth Bankes of Rochester report relief from ringworm, ulcers, and other conditions after using Hokara, urging readers to buy a 60 cent jar at Hindles.
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Eiter’s
Laura Watring
Meadville
Elizabeth Bankes
Rochester
Hindles
J. D
McCann -Co
Free trial offer for rupture treatment pamphlet
An advertisement urges readers with any rupture to write for a free trial of a stimulating topical application claimed to tighten muscles and close the opening, promising elimination of supports or trusses. It warns against gangrene risks and touts previous successes with dramatic claims.
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Rice
Adams
Thia
Rice, Inc
Main
St. Adams, NY
Stratford Juror Probes Prosecutor Over Malicious Arrest Case
In Stratford Superior Court juror Fairchild pressed Prosecutor Morehouse on record entries for a 1921 arrest linked to Montross versus Kupec. The case centers on a missing boiler pipe and Montross seeking 5090 dollars, with testimony detailing town court procedures and potential malice claims.
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Exratford
Jon EB
Kupec
Montross
Stratford Town Court
Juter Fairchild
Morehouse
Strateford
Fairchild
Stratford
Boomer
Thomas C. Coughtin
Mortis
Frank L.wilder
Stratford Q
Thas
Amis
Cornerstone laid for Shelton's new high school
The cornerstone of Shelton's new high school was laid this afternoon with ceremonies. Walter Be Hood, former Shelton superintendent and Gilbert High principal, spoke praising the Board of Education and citizens. Mayor Nettleton also spoke to about 2000 attendees. The building on Grove lot will be fireproof with brick exterior, terra cotta trim, a gymnasium and assembly hall for 700, at an estimated cost of 130000.
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Shelton
Walter Be Hood
Gilbert High School
Winsted
State Board of Education
Shelton Public Schools
Hood
Board of Education
F. J. Nettleton
Charles H. Smith
R. T. Bagley
Ansonia Teacher III With Smallpox
Ansonia March 28 Special Miss Rosanna McCormack a public school teacher here was found to have smallpox causing strain to halt an outbreak. The school she taught and two others were closed and health officials urged immediate vaccination for children and adults. McCormack began with grip like symptoms and a week later developed skin eruptions leading to quarantine of her house overnight.
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Ansonia
Rosanna McCormack
Suulnon Tos
AT McCormack
Goldstein
Miss McCormack
Dresses of rare and novel beauty in silk gowns
The collection showcases gowns crafted by true artists using Canton crepe, crepe de chine, and silks from Paris. Rich colors and deep tones including greens reds browns and blues create impressive pictures for evening and semi formal occasions. Prices range from $39.50 to $125, on the second floor.
Handmade bags and cosmetics on sale in era catalog notes
The excerpt highlights various purse styles and fabrics for ladies, including calfskin, tweed, tricotine, silk, and feather-and-white tones, with prices ranging from 47c to several dollars. It also advertises L Origan and Dorin cosmetics, perfumes, and a Howland lunchroom self service menu featuring pork chops, liver, haddie, oysters, salads, and desserts.
Twinkle Twinkle Spring Shoes Parade
An old advertisement highlights new spring footwear including two-strap pumps with Spanish heels priced at 8.50, smoked oxfords in cocoa calf at 8, patent leather pumps at 7.87, taupe suede two-strap pumps at 8, and brown calfskin oxfords with flat heels at 7.50, all displayed on the main floor rear.
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Elle
Lovely White Dresses for Girls for Easter
Lovely new white dresses for girls feature lace ruffles hems and fine stitching. The spring appeal includes organdy crepe de chine chiffon and crisp lawns in sizes 6 to 16 available on the second floor.
LaGrecque Corsets Offer Easy Support and Style
Describes LaGrecque corsets highlighting ease of motion with supportive design. Notes elastic tops, double boning, hip length, and varying figures from sizes 21 to 32. Prices listed at 2.50, 2.50, and 2.50 with one 4. Special model for short full figure in sizes 24 to 32 at 4.
Aristocratic French Gloves Enhance Elegant Line and Fit
Smart new gloves from France impress with flawless drape and no wrinkling, creating a slender silhouette. Overseas kid gloves feature fine embroidery on the back, in white tan black or brown, priced at 3 dollars. Plain white kid eight-button gloves offer correct wear with gowns, at 3.50. Kid gauntlets with decorative backs and strap wrist run 3.75, available in beaver or brown with embroidery. Center aisle displays emphasize refined style and quality.
Finest Italian silk stockings and camisoles advertised
Silk stockings offered in black white and cordovan with embroidered side patterns. Woven Italian silk stockings feature zigzag patterns and garter tops in colors like putty nude white and black. Winsome camisoles described as light firm and beautiful with tailored or trimmed styles priced from 1 75 to 83 50.
Bakery special Friday 25c listed in basement offer
Friday 25c bakery special features a Blue Ribbon sponge cake and One loaf Howland home bread to be ordered Thursday and ready Friday. The sale details appear as a basement listing with emphasis on limited availability and pickup timing.
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Howland
Spring Show Hats Parade Bright Colors and Milan Styles
Hats for spring offer a garden of blossoms and lively harmony with the season. Youthful and sports hats in Milan trims of silk ostrich and flowers impress with light flexible straw and varied shapes. Prices range around 10, 12.50 and 15 dollars as buyers anticipate fashionable appeal.
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Milan
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Dorin
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Tern
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