Rush at Banks to Pay Second Liberty Loan Instalment
Liberty Loan subscribers flocked to local banks to pay the second instalment on the Fourth issue. December 19 is the next due date under the government plan. Bankers report no major shift in industrial workers’ prosperity or panic accounts despite the wartime finish. The New England File company filed an incorporation certificate in Bridgeport with $15,000 capital, 1510 shares of $10 each, owners Henry Dineson, John Colman, and Harry G. Heline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Liberty
New England File Company
Henry Dineson
John Colman
Harry G. Heline
Bridgeport
Morning hot water cleanse claim ad skims health
An advertisement touts drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims this routine prevents waste buildup, eases constipation and fatigue, and improves mood and complexion for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Stratford Court To Have Trial Of Game Violation
Stratford Court to hear charges that an individual shot protected birds found by a game warden. Wilbur F. Smith of Norwalk buried the birds on Stratford shore near the light after the incident. David G. Adams of Bridgeport arrested on the charge. bonds set at $10 for Monday court appearance. Carcasses kept as evidence and birds described as small with beautiful markings.
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Siratford
Svere
Wilbur F. Smith
Norwalk
Stratford
David G. Adams
Wairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
William ‘Nichols
Adams
Connecticut
Sniffin
Union Cemetery Association
Myrtle Clhborn
William Clibborn
Main Street
Miss Clibborn
Howland Dry Goods
Robert Atherton
Warbush
Long Island
G. Porte
Joseph J
Oslo Avenue
Hartford
William Atherton
Curtis Place
Asany
Selectman's Office
Mary Marehouse
Stepney
Marion
M. Leroy Weauh
North Main Street
Shter
Greenwich Court Sentence Upheld By Common Pleas
Greenwich officials report Judge John R. Walsh upheld Judge Mead's Greenwich Borough court ruling in the Cornelius Doran case. Doran received 30 days for intoxication and 90 days for resisting an officer in Bridgeport Common Pleas Court after an appeal. Other items note probation officer injuries, arrests for intoxication, and fines for reckless driving by Alfred Briggs in Greenwich.
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Greenwich
John R. Walsh
Judga
James R. Mead
Bridgeport Jst
Anthony Campbell
Greenwich Borough Court
Frank Chiapetti
Bible Street
Cos Cob
Bridgeport
Ames Shennan
McGinty
Greenwich Avenue
Borowsl
Cuda Mead
Patrick McCherry
Bridsapark
Scully
Greenwith
Bo Judge Mead
Alfred Briggs
Greenwich Y Comany
Briggs
Greeiwich Avenue
Me Casagainst
Harry Flutter
Greenwich Man Asks Change of Name in Court
Spencer Junge a silk manufacturer with four country homes in Greenwich and a large Paterson factory asks Superior Court to change his name to Spencer Youngs. Born in London England in 1871 he came to the United States in 1881 and has lived here ever since. He states no pending litigation and that no one will be harmed by the change. The petition will be heard within weeks.
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Spencer Junge
Greenwich
Paterson
WN. JS
Spencer Youngs
Junge
London
England
Henry Junge
Coroner's Hearing Into Wheeler Lad Death Today
Coroner John J Phelan will open inquiries into the death of seven year old Dwight Wheeler Jr at 2 30 this morning in the country court building. The child died from injuries after colliding with an automobile driven by Ernest Wentworth. The hearing aims to establish circumstances of the fatal incident.
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Margaret &. Moreman
Harbor Avenue
Thoms J. Foreman
Bridgeport
C.-8. Lames Company
E.T. Buckingham
Foreman
Plpa
Bridgeport. Brass Company
Knoes
Stroveman
Buckingham
Kames Company
Insurance Company of
Jersey City
Foremian
First Bridge-port National Bank
J Foreman
C. 5. Hames Company
Samuel FH. Harris Lodge
Strathield
John .J. Phelan
Dwight Wheeler, Jr
Wheeler
Ernest Wentworth
Probation Violation Leads to Fines and Remand
James Biasi received a $25 fine and costs after reckless driving charges filed by Potes man Melvity. Patrick Murray, who violated probation, was placed under Probation Cmeer Anthony Campbell for a week after prior fines for intoxication and failure to report, along with neglecting support for three children.
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James Biasi
Potesman Melvity
Patrick Murray
Cmeer
Anthony Campbell
Froaktion
Onker Campbell
Awite
Vinol Blood Tonic Ad Claims Benefit for Anemia
An old testimonial advertisement touts Vinol as a remedy for anemia and poor blood. Mrs. N Burnell and Rose Lasky report improvements in health, energy, and complexion after using Vinol. The copy targets run-down, delicate, and overworked individuals, urging Bradford or Citrons readers to try the product.
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Drewssille
N. Hy
Vinci
N. Burnell
Bradford
Iran
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EH. Dillon & CO
Dillon
Health Builder
Philadelphia
Eckman
Alterativa
Ike
Annamse Purton
Molin
Common Pleas
Doran
Young
Wheeler Lad
Wetnastay
Lawson
Boston
Tomas W Lawson
United States Senate
Secretary of State Today
Hindle Senneentoy
Liggetts
ES High Heron Drug Store
F. i Ostrofsky
Pembroke St
Cor
Hamilton
East Main St
Jane and
Druggists
Horlick
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