Judge Turns Prisoners Over to Red Cross
Fort Chester May 27 Judge John L. Coward ordered two men charged with assault turned over to the Red Cross. Nicholas Carbo and Samuel Lombardt of Stamford were the accused. Arthur Becker of Sir Hancock Javenue was sent to Fort Slocum by Draft Bonard No 2 under a Washington order for machinery work. The board says its clerical staff is enough for new classification of registrants under work or fight.
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Fort Chester
John L. Cow Ard
Red Cross
Nicholas Carbo
Samuel Lomhardt
Stamford
Fort Slocum
Arthur Becker
Hancock Javenue
Bonard
Washington
Stratford Plans Memorial Parade and Town Grants
Stratford May 28 special report outlines a Memorial Sunday parade with exercises on Academy Hill and a singing program by school children and the Liberty chorus. Speakers include Lyn W. Wilson of Bridgeport. parade led by Wheeler and Wilson band with Company L Fourth Infantry and others. Also notes 26 building permits totaling 48 880 and numerous warrantee deeds. additional items cover local Red Men Veterans event and upcoming school vacation.
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Stratford
Academy Hill
Monument Academy Hill
Liberty Chorus
Lyn W. Wilson
Bridgeport
Louis 7
Herrman
Wheeler and Wilson
Company L
Fourth Infantry
Stile Guard
Red Men
W. I. Aiken
Bridgeport Plumbing Supply Company
High Park Avenue
Bridgeport Pacific Land Company
John Hilloist
Kensington Park
Emile P
Rockland Avenue
Jere Holmes
W. K. Holmes
J. Warner Street
Elizabeth Johnson
Rebecca Barker
Gus Johnson
J. A. Edwards
Johnson Avenue
J. A. Lawler
Land
C. B. Bearney
Auge Aberle
Henry Avenue
Lordship Park Association
George Gledhill
W. J. Histon
Warry Baker
Lordship
Jacob Miller
A. J Prechette
Honeyspot Road
Paul Mureko
Paul Mureki
Victory Street
Benjamin Parsons
A. J Parson
Meadow Street
E. W. Peck
James Chaipis
Chestnut Street
C. G. Whitefield
Charles Grimwood
Stratford Terrace
Ellen Winspur
John McSheedy
Cottage Place
Jennie G. Whitehead
Emile L. Schwab
C. G. Whitehead
Angelo Giacini
Jacob Brothers
Carl Hammerstrom
Woodstock Avenue
Lucy B. Stevenson
East Broadway
John Melencak
Burritt Avenue
Ir. M. Brewster
Nichols Avenue
Jerry Holmes
Warren Street
Albert Erikson
Taylor
Clinton Avenue
Gaiy Gustafson
George Potts
Broadbridge Avenue
Alfred Stacey
Fairfield County
Stacey
Ernest C. Carpenter
France
The
Understanding Apoplexy and Its Effects Across Ages
Apoplexy or cerebral hemorrhage, commonly called stroke, affects newborns, children, middle life, and the elderly. It results from brain vessel rupture, with symptoms ranging from minor to fatal, including headache, dizziness, vomiting, unconsciousness, and rapid decline when surface hemorrhage occurs.
Death by gas: John OConnell commits self to death
NEW HAVEN May 27 John OConnell employed in the allee of the gas company killed himself by inhaling illuminating gas in the building today. The report discusses wax recovery from bayberry, its New England household use, and mentions the sweetgale plant from Scotland yielding essential oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
John O'Connell
Allee of the Gas Company
Scotland
New Suit Picks for Decoration Day Delights
Two day sale invites men to choose new suits for Decoration Day with Tuesday and Wednesday pick up. Palm Beach Mohair options available with prices from ten to fifteen dollars. Rich blues serge checks stripes and plaids offered, fully lined or lighter quartering for summer comfort. Also big value twenty five and twenty dollars suits in various patterns and colors on the main floor rear.
Hammock Advertisement for Easy Day Relaxation
Want a day of ease in Decoration Day weather. Hammock for you, Sir. Sit down in a big roomy couch hammock and slide gently down with an adjustable rest and pillow. Perfect for porch or under your favorite tree. Priced at $10 on the third floor.
Knitted bathing suits praised for comfort and warmth
An advertisement touts knitted bathing suits as ideal for season use offering comfort freedom in swimming and warmth when out of water. It highlights a new collection in black and navy with white trim, some with matching tights, priced from $2 to $10 with children’s bright solid color options.
White Hat Time Signals Summer Hat Sale
Memorial Day marks the formal start of summer with a display of white hats. A large collection of trimmed white hats in smooth and rough straw, priced at one dollar, with many styles described as fresh and impressive and worth double.
Handsome white skirts with varied pockets and fabrics
A feature on attractive white skirts for women highlighting diverse pocket designs and fabrics such as gabardine, bedford cord, honeycomb, and cotton. Prices range from 2 to 12.50 dollars with standout items at 7.50 dollars and novelty satin stripe options.
Handsome Curtains at Little In Limited Quantities
Ad offers filet net and lace trims for summer curtains at special prices. Filet net priced at 45¢ per yard, lace inserting and edges from 6¢ per yard. Limited quantity available on the third floor.
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Bohn Syphon
Bohn Syphon Refrigerator
Mr. Warren
Bohn
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Fairfield Ave. and
Middle ST
Seth Thomas Mantle
Seth Thomas
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main St
Arcade Corner
War Parade Interests Finance Corporation
L. W. Wilson
Okenuck Tribe
Grand Army
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Barnum
Eugene Meyer, Jr
New York
Wilson
War Finance Corporation
Mr. Meyer
War Industries Board
National War Savings Committee
Andrew F. Currier, M. D
MM. D
Currier
Ilsigner
Andrew TF. Currier
Man
Crooke
Crookes
Fritz& Hawley Opticians
Lowland
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Conn
Shie
Lwers
Howland Dry Goods Company
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