Hurley Charged With Drunkenness Faces Court Incident
Patrick Hurley of 126 Georg eet yesterday morning was fel a suspended sentence in the ty court arraigned fore Judge John Dillon of Shel n charged with drunkenness. Kley was arrested several days o and had been confined thrae! ae when his case was called in urt. Hurley jumped up in the prisoners pen and called out that he hadil-
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Patrick Hurley
Georgeet
John Dillon
Sheln
Kley
Hurley
Driver Fined Fifty Dollars in Pedestrian Crash
Albert Smith Jr of Trumbull faced City court after his car struck Irene Carpenter at North Avenue near Thorne Street as she left a trolley. He was fined 50 and costs, filed an appeal, and was released after a brief jail term. The report also notes appeals by Richards and Company of Stamford in a related workers compensation case involving Mary Fiorenza, widow of Giuseppe Fiorenza, awarded benefits for a 1917 work death.
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Albert Smith, Jr
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Irene Carpenter
North’ Avenue
Thorme Street
Dillon
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Long Hill Boys Gifts Now Ready for Sending
Long Hill November 6 Special Boxes for Christmas presents to soldiers overseas may be obtained from Mrs Davis, chair of the Long Hill Red Cross auxiliary, at her home on November 11 and 12 with the official label. Boxes require Red Cross examination and certification before post offices will accept them. Each box contains full directions for sending.
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Long Hill
Wt Davis
Long Blill Red Cross
Red Cross
Six Connecticut Men Pay Supreme Sacrifice in War
The list records service members from Connecticut and elsewhere who died or were severely wounded in World War II. Names span multiple states and towns, with ranks including sergeants, corporals, privates, and officers, reflecting a broad casualty roll of six Conn men among others. The article notes wounded severely and lists individuals across dozens of towns and cities, highlighting the national cost of the conflict.
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Real Hospital Planned in Stratford Seeks Community Support
Stratford Nov 6 A hospital for Stratford is eyed as a next major project as town growth pushes need for a permanent sick care facility. The existing influenza isolation house on Stratford Avenue proves value, prompting talks of a temporary or permanent hospital and private rooms. Citizens, including Selectman James Lally, explore site options near town center, with land purchase likely and a committee to study funding. One death occurs at the Stratford Hospital. other patients improve, while local clubs plan meetings and drives for aid.
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No Luck for Him This Sick Child Refuses Medicine
A distressed mother faces a sickly child who refuses castor oil calomel and pills. The youngster dreads medicine, yet a tempting remedy named Cascarets is suggested as a candy style laxative, with children praised for its appeal and claimed health effect.
Build Up Blood With Phosphated Iron After Grippe
After Spanish influenza or grippe, build health by improving blood quality with Phosphated Iron capsules. Doctors cite iron and phosphates as key to fast recovery, better digestion, appetite, sleep, and rosy cheeks. Hindle Drug Stores and local druggists offer the genuine capsule form.
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