Seek Woman Quack Doctor in Derby Case
New Haven dispatch reports acting Coroner Eli Mix and state police widening a statewide manhunt for a woman accused of selling quack medicines. A Seymour resident’s wife and another patient in New Haven hospital are seriously ill or dying, with investigations labeling the cases as malpractice and seeking the suspect who posed as a female physician seller.
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Seymour
New Haven
Eli Mix
Br. M. A. Parlato’s
Derby
New Haven Hospital
Parlate
Juck Valley
Loonis
Tarluto
Sremet Lavilling
Four Divorces Granted in Superior Court
Judge Maltbie grants four uncontested divorces in the Superior Court. Details include Minnie H. Brotherton of New York cited for desertion, couples married in 1910s and 1920s, and actions against spouses Joseph DePino, Violet Ward, and Everet Hart for desertion or intolerable cruelty.
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Maltbie
William M. Maitbir
Western Brotherton
Minnie H. Brotherton
New York
Alddi
Josephine Taylor Wart
Everet Hart
Joseph DePino
Giry
Mary DePino
Violet Dra Ward
Harry Tuchard Ward
Grotar
Westport Opens New Hotel by Lawrence Mazzanovich and Dove
A new hotel has opened in Westport, to be run by Mel Lawrence Mazzanovich and Florence Dove. The royal lad has raised the Alice Archland tea house on State Street and will soon convert it into a large family hotel.
Public Hearings On Ordinances Debated At Local Chamber Meeting
A chamber of commerce proposes public hearings in the high school on ordinance changes as a civic project. A city official cites abolition of women from the Board of Apportionment, tax relief for homeowners, property appeals reforms, and new measures to curb accidents alongside other proposals and local school discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Boims
Kolosr
Nats
Commerce Organization
Fimi
Olish
Board of Apportionment
Unity League seeks injunction against Ku Klux Klan
In Chicago Federal court, uniform unity group Americana Unity League led by Patrick H. O'Donnell seeks a perpetual injunction against Tolerance Publishing. A temporary ban had barred the company from publishing a list of 12,606 alleged Klan members in Indiana.
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Chicago
Maika
Knights of the Kulux Klan
Flan
Tolerance Publishing Company
Patrick H. O'Donnell
Americana Unity League
Klan
Carpenter
Tolerance Pubishing Company
Front
Congdon Post Plans Memorial Day Preparations
A special meeting of the members of Harry Ww. 11 of the American Legion will be held at Golden Hill Street Monday night to finalize arrangements for Memorial Day services and the parade. Fifteen minute talks on experiences in the service are planned, with speakers selected in roster order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ww
Golden Hill Street
Une
United Patrinkiesa
Lacres Hy Sprague
City 70 Demands Fence Around Quarry Pond
Coroner John J. Phelan warns of patent danger at the Beardsley park quarry east of Main street. City officials consider fencing the pit after a recent drowning of 7 year old Boleshwns Wehetski of 304 Trumbul road.
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John J. Phelan
Beardsley Park
Main Street
Common Council
Ascar
Alan Melty
Bolexliwns Wehetski
Trumbul Road
Walter Camp to Speak at Bankers' Banquet
Walter Camp of New Haven will be principal speaker at the Brideport Chapter American Treatment of Lan le me dinner, closing the year’s chapter work. The event, at the Stratfield hotel, includes a reception and entertainment after speaking. Barry Hartford will lead the procession and readings.
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Walter Camp
Bankers
Wilter Camp
New Taven
Prineijel Spimiker
American Treatute
Lan Leme
Erie
Stratfield Hotel
Benne Cl Dackeou
Mantarket
New
Cornel
Willapeake
Ariel Daneius le Pest
Hawperee Ap
Torawell Dach
Barry Af Hartfard
Howland Six Shoes Offer Narrow Heel Fit
Men admire six dollar shoes praised for a special last that fits narrow heels and ankles. Available in blue and brown calf and kid leather, low or high styles, with a wide range of options on the main floor rear display.
High School Boys Long Pants Suits and Coats
High school boys range ages 16 to 20 offered long pants suits in tweed and overplaid fabrics. Sport coats feature box pleats front and back with belt or half belt options. Prices from 15 to 30 dollars, basement front store display.
Women's Shoe Values at Four Fifty Downed
A local closeout offers women's pumps and oxfords at 4.75 each, with several hundred pairs described as well-made odds and ends. The sale emphasizes a substantial price reduction on the rack.
Men’s Sexton Union Suits Sale at Attractive Prices
Men’s Sexton union suits offered in Nainsook and pin check patterns. Full, well finished garments priced at 95c and $1.15, with large stock purchased to provide value. Main floor right front.
Men’s apparel assortment features negligee shirts and socks
A catalog blurb lists negligee shirts in woven and corded madras with colorful stripes in sizes 44 to 17 priced at 1.50. Fibre silk lisle socks in black blue tan gray, sizes 9 to 12, at 50 cents. Four in hand ties in tweed dotted and striped silk and wool at 73 cents. Main floor right front.
Recreation needs here Fourth floor front
The notice invites readers to shop for diverse sporting gear including golf, baseball, canoeing, bicycles and other equipment. It highlights a broad range of recreation items and directs interested customers to the fourth floor front area for selection.
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Naugatuck Valley
Bern
Aesta
Stack Valley
Heidme
Ipswich
Asm PR
Crete
Eas
Unity League
KU Klux
Congdon Post
Nichalls Dasalpos
City Wear
Atprut
Tyres
Bridgeport, Conn
Kuppenheimer
Howland
Faiz
Studebaker
Sexton” Union Suits
Women
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
Lal
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc. Jewelers
Opticians
Main St
the Gas Appliance Exchange, Inc
Fairfield Avenue
Barnum
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