Police arrest seven for motor violations
Seven motorists were arrested today on charges of careless driving and operating cars not properly equipped with lights. The list includes Victor Poochik of 940 Boston Avenue for improper splits, George Storer of 12 Madison Street South Norwalk for speeding on Connecticut Avenue, Nathan Gilland of Dow Place for improper lights, Artur Borger of Long Island for improper lights, Joseph Mavaro of 2028 Main Street for improper lights, John K. Leo of New York for reckless driving, and Frank B as Now Cancan Avenue Norwalk for related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Poochik
Boston Avenue
George Storer
Madison Street
Norwalk
Connecticut Avenue
Nathan Gilland
Dow Place
Atiur BE. Borger
Long Ml
Juseph Mavaro
Main Street
John K. Leo
New York
Frank Bbs
Cancan Avenue
Cereal Meal Touts Natural Health Benefit
Cereal Meal is promoted as the ideal health food used by thousands of people to restore natural movements without pills laxatives enema or drugs. Advert claims it helps constipation and restores regularity through nutrition, appealing to men women and children.
Cereal Meal Promises Relief From Constipation
An advertisement sells Cereal Meal as a natural cure for chronic constipation caused by overuse of laxatives and drugs. It claims pills worsen dependence, while Cereal Meal restores natural bowel function within 24 hours and costs about three cents a day. It urges readers in Bridgeport to buy two packages at Leverty Drug Stores or write to the New York office for a dealer list and free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Leverty Drug
Stecken Cereal Med
Westlind Street
New York City
Klan factions grow as Knights of the Visible Empire rise
Tulsa reports a Southwest clash as the Ku Klux Klan expands across Texas Oklahoma and Dallas Fort Worth Waco Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The new Knights of the Visible Empire claim laws enforced by authorities and oppose Klansmen while facing opposition over vigilante justice and alleged violence amid ongoing political campaigning.
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Tulsa
Oki
Great Southwest
Sonday
Texas
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Klan
Enti
Knights of the
Wistbie Empire
Knights of the Invisible Realm
Southwest
Ku Kins Klan
Dallas
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Waco
Oklahome City
Klan
On & Ku Klux
Ita
Air service under customs scrutiny over drug shipments
An English concern's Buenos Aires to Montevideo passenger service, launched a few months ago, is placed under customs supervision after durable drugs were found being transported from Montevideo to passengers in their baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Montevider
Montevideo
Europe Faces Ruin and a Glorious Future Says French Economist
Paris April 28 French economist L Chazelles argues Europe rests on three pillars: debt cancellation, recognition of Russia, and end of free trade. He predicts likely European bankruptcy unless the United States participates, notes Germany’s ruin yet a bright future, and foresees Russia’s comeback and a future where inflation and currency reforms reshape prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
L. Chazellles
Russia
America
United States
Germany
Oh & Ph
France
Monroes Crush and City Trolley Crash Reported
Injuries and a fatal trolley collision are reported in Monroe and Bridgeport. Ellis B Horth of Monroe is slightly improved after being pinned by a truck in a garage, while James Hugh suffered injuries from a motorcycle crash on Barnara avenue. John Kominos, 19, of Main street, died after colliding with a trolley car on Mil Ail avenue. witnesses say he swerved to avoid a bad place on the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ellis
B. Horth
Moncroe
Bridgeport
Horth Neglance
James Hugh
Host Avenue
Matoremin McGee
Buckiey
Bridgefort, Hospital
Milford man Louis Kannia dies in Wisconsin accident
Louis Kannia of Milford died in Mellen Wisconsin early Saturday while supervising log hauling. The 33 year old was in the west for 12 years and was engaged in the points business. Survived by his parents a sister and three brothers. Stanley and Alvina Kannia left for Mellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Antonio ‘Kannia
Ellsworth Street
Louis
Mellen
Wis
Kannia
West
Wisconsin
Stanley
Alvina
Pasterday
Thefts Reported Across Weekend in Local Laundries
Police logged multiple weekend thefts. At Woo Dew's Laundry, 119 State Street, the rear door was forced and $8 in change stolen from the cash drawer. A break in at Charlen Wing's Laundry, 864 Fast Main Street, failed when intruders fled after a rear window was broken. Mrs Annette Geero, 203 Hamilton Street, reported a stolen gold watch. a window smash and camera damage were noted in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo Dew
State Street
Charlen Wing
Fast Main Street
Annette Geero
Hamilton Street
Westport Seeks 100 More Dog Owners To Register
Westport notes a Monday deadline for dog registrations at Town Hall with triangular tags issued this year. Nearly a hundred dogs must be checked, and nonpayment incurs penalties. Also listed are alternates for bathhouses, rental changes, and a free vaccination clinic opening Monday for the unvaccinated. Prepared May Day drills outline emergency plans with three captains and finalized precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Bos
Nash Pavillion
Charles McElwee
Naugatuck
Main Street
James MacDonald
Arnold Echaelr
Saugatuck
Herbert Welch
Riverside Avenue
Wiliam Frawley
John A. Moor
W. Jerry Driscoll
Emily
Joseph ‘Romana
Lincoln Street
Martin Donahue
Green Farms
Roa Hag
Compo Street
Joseph Gonay
Norwalk
Price
Fairfield Airfield Firefighters Move to Create Permanent Fund
Fairfield April 40 Special A meeting will discuss raising a permanent fund to cover operating costs for the fire department. Funds have relied on fairs and dances or subscriptions. results have fallen short. Treasury is nearly empty, threatening upkeep on two chemicals and related gear. Hydrant water supply and year round service are at stake without steady funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Wiche
Indeinder
Veterans Protest Bureau Removal From Bridgeport
A Middetown meeting of the State Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars, presided by State Commandant John H Williams, protested the removal of the Veterans Bureau from Bridgeport to New Haven. The move endangers about a thousand ex-service members near the New York line and faces strong objections from Colonel C P Yorkes and local officials. In addition, plans for the Poony Weel memorial flower drive from May 23 to 89 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
C. P. Yorkes
Verons’ Bureau
New Haver
Middetown
Ty State
John H. Williams
New York State
F. J. Adams
Bridgeport
Will
Williams
Adams
Storm tears wood pile. damage to Marle Taverdale property
A severe storm wrecked a wood pile on Saturday afternoon near Mrs. Marle Taverdale on Jennin g road, tearing through the yard and causing scattered destruction while local residents sought to assess the damage and secure the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patryield
Marle Taverdale
Jenning Road
Tage
Grant Tour on Americas with P T Barnum
Fragmented ad style text offers a garbled tale linking Grant and P T Barnum with references to appetite, digestion, and a medical context. The readable parts mention touring and public figures in a damaged promotional piece.
Special magnetic lots of intimate apparel for Monday sale
Eight promotional lots offer a wide range of undergarments including gowns bloomers chemises and nightgowns in muslin nainsook crepe de chine and silk. Items feature embroidery lace trimming ribbon straps and elastic details with prices from 60 cents to 3 dollars asserting value through varied fabrics and finishes ready for Monday morning purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Burke
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Lear
Drust
Antlkluk Klan
Knights of Visible Empire
State of
Knights of ‘the
Visible Empire
Bruegers
Krueger's
Central N. Y. Bottling Works
Randall Ave
Conn
Paris
Kney
Ope
Europa
Ihea
Louis Kannia
Veterans Protest Bureau
Grant
P. T. Barnum
Taniac
Charles
Owell
Maniac
Ainley
Fool, Brent
Sruggiats
Irid Report
Connecticut
Jersey
the, Howland Dry Goods CO
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