White Divorce Suit in Hands of Judge Kellogg
Judge John P. Nelless in the Superior Court heard the divorce case brought by surgeon John J. White of Greenwich against his wife Bertha. Mrs White testified to cruelty and neglect while nurses testified to her good character and maternal love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Kellogg
John P. Nelless
At Superior Court
John J. White
Greenwich
Berths
Alis. White
White
William H. Comey
Periirs
Madame Curie Arrives in New York to Warm Welcome
Madame Curie arrives aboard the Olympic in New York greeting a crowd of Polish Americans. She speaks briefly about radium, confirms she is a suffragist, and notes her limited time for politics due to scientific duties. The scientist wears plain clothing and carries no jewels, living modestly on a Sorbonne salary while awaiting honors and a $700,000 radium instrument to be presented by President Harding in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curie
America
Madame Curnewag
Iinet
Madame Curie
Sorbonne
Washington
Harding
New York
Canada to restrict Chinese immigration bill introduced
In Ottawa on May 11 a bill to further restrict Chinese immigration was introduced in the House of Commons. The measure would end head taxes on Chinese merchants who obtain a certificate of identity issued by the Chinese government and endorsed by British consular agents. The bill would require a Chinese merchant to undergo examination by the Canadian controller of immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
House of Commons
Controller of Immigration
Writes His Thanks From Washington
A Washington man Nathan Harn ed writes of kidney trouble relief after using Poley Kidney Pills. He says the pills act quickly with tonic effect and credits them with his improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathan Harned
N. St. WN. W
Washington, D. C
Branford Named State Head of Royal Arch Order
Edgar Bo Filia announces Royal Arch Masons appointments in Connecticut. New state officers include grand chaplain Samuel Sutcliffe New Britain and grand master Harry Day Meriden with other officers named. Hartford convention authorizes four new chapters Milford Hartford Manchester and Greenwich to be numbered 49 to 52. Grand Treasurer shows 5253.47 on hand. High Priesthood order conferred on 24 candidates. officers elected for year led by William N Bayntin Branford president and William Clark New Britain vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Bo Filia
Grand Chapter of
Connectict
Royal Arch Masons
Samuel Sutcliffe
New Britain
Third
Veil
Harry Day
Meriden
Edward A. Laite
Seymoureen
Colin S. Buel
New Gonder
Lewis C. Hull
Torrington
George TL. Woods
Bridgepool
Grand Sentinel
George A. Loomis
Hartford
Georan A. Riesartford
Frank W. Beardsley
Shelton
Edward W. Avery
South Windham
Frank P. Tyler
New Haven
Stephen FP. Goodsell
Winsted
George N. Delap
Harry £. Pearsons
Bridgeport
Milford
Gideon Welles
Delta
Manchester
Lockwood
Greenwich
Henry R. Tisdale
New London
Royal Arch Masonry
Connecticut
William L. Larash
West Hayem
Staf
Offic
William. N Bayntin
Branford
BI Clark
Chaps Ward Deklyn
Danbury
Tresalah Baker, Jr
Nesurder
Derby
Edward F. Tebbers
Building 60 Loses Pierce Case Tool Company Wins
Judge John Walsh of the common pleas court ruled for Pierce Manufacturing in a $1,094.69 claim against Progressive Building of Bridgeport for sewer work on Whitney avenue in 1916, with interest. The Bridgeport Die and Machine Company case against Feeney Tool involved a jig order. Walsh found the jig delivered and paid for, with no proof it was the Feeney tool. A noted article describes a lunged fish from South America, Africa and Australia, called a long fish, a mix of snake and fish, able to breathe by periodically surfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Manufacturing Company
Progressive Building Company
Bridgeport
John 4. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Pierre Company
S. Sewer
Whitney Avenue
Walsh
Judge Walsh
Die and Machine Company
Ohe Feeney Too Company
Die
Feeney Pany
Dic
Ig Wa
Seeney Tool Compa
South America
Africa
Australia
Cets It Ends All Ad Claims Corn Pest Removal
A fragmentary ad text from a historic newspaper promotes a product to remove corn pests with a bold claim of painless removal, naming Lawrence & Co. of Chicago. The readable parts describe peeling away with minimal pain and warn against nurturing pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtd
Lawrence & Co
Chicaga
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Conquered or Money Back
An ad touts Dr. Carey’s Marshroof prescription for kidney and bladder troubles. It promises guaranteed results and money back if not satisfied, claiming wide availability through Windle Drug Stores and pharmacists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Bing
Osickenes
Daniel G. Cares
Sylpha-Nathal Disinfectant Promoted for Instant Germ Kill
An advertisement touts Sylpha-Nathal as instantly destroying germs and aiding healing of body fissures. It claims 4.4 times stronger than the U.S. Public Health Service Standard and endorses personal hygiene, wounds, and douches. Sold in four sizes from 1s to 1.25 at drug and department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nathan
Sylpha- Wapthol Co
Basson
Mass
Sylpha-Nathol
Noramag House West Haven Sound Conn Opento Season
The Noramag House in West Haven Sound Conn invites guests to the season opening on May 20 with seaside views and various amenities. Meals, bathing, and comfort services are offered. Reservations and inquiries directed to TM, Guilty Manager, Ub Occin Ave, Colonial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noramag
West Haven
Sound
Wrondertal Sea View
Bedlet
Guilt
Ub Occin Ave
Colonial Park
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Senate
Keily
E. Mont
J.c.neuhoff
Dillon’s
Main Street
C.neuhofe
Madison Chemical CO
John St
N.Y
Porto Rico
Pier
Atlantic Basin
Brooklyn
The
Harvey & Lewis
App
Elm Street
W. FB
Seabrook
Madame Marie Sklowdowske Curie
Canada
London
Lert
Corse
Aristide Briand
Branforder
Royal Arch
Ellis
Tool Company
Common Pleas
Strang
Tad Hoe & Te
T. & A. Foorhees
Af. D
He Smith
Murray Coost
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Havana
Oxfords
Ings
New England
State St
C. G.schneider
D. S
Albany
Drs
Unie & Peck
DRS. Krause & Turner
Fattield Ave
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