Silk Co Consolidation Affects Conn Concern
The Nonotuck Silk company, owner of Corticelli silk mills in Florence, Leeds and Haydenville, announced the name change to Corticelli Silk company and that effective December 31 the Mininerd and Armstrong company of New London Conn will be consolidated with Corticelli Silk. Capital stock will be 3,250,000. Stockholders remain the same.
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Springfield
Mass
Associated Press
Nonotuck Silk Company
Corticelli Silk Mills
Florence
Leeds
Haydenville
Corticelli Silk Company
Mininerd and Armstrong Company of
New London
Bristol Police Seek Mysterious Rustlers
Bristol police faced a baffling cattle theft as a single gunshot killed a heifer in the Anghat Semreau herd. The animal was dragged to an abandoned quarry, skinned and quartered, with the skin rug head and hoofs left nearby. a head shot ends the cow’s life.
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Bristol
Associated Press
Additional TB Diagnosis Test Described in Meridin Meeting
Meridin November meeting of the state tuberculosis commission and medical staff reports a new test for diagnosing tuberculosis in children. Dr Gibson and colleagues discuss the test's high value, with about 200 patients tested. sun therapy is highlighted as beneficial, including a child with lung disease and another with bone tuberculosis who reportedly improved under treatment.
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Meridin
Ciidren
Cele
Gibson
Meriden
Dei
Hart
Foor
Betty Wei
Fraternal Meetings Announced for November and December
Fraternal editor lists upcoming meetings and events for groups in Bridgeport including St George lodges, Workmen’s Circle, Shenandoah lodge, Knights at Housatonic, Unified Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, and Red Men. Several lodges hold services, dances, and installations at various Main Street and State Street locations with speakers and committee chairs named.
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Teghtere
St. George
Martin Washion Lodge
UN Harmony Lodge
Bo Fi
State Street
Olga Iodee
Sighers
Herman
Fairfield Avenue
Workmen's Glick Ang
Wairfield Avenue
Shenandoah Lodge
Knigh's
Housatonic Arch
A. Mu
Broad Street
Unitea Brotherhiond
Carpentera
Joinera of America
Wim Street
Order of Red Men
Main Street
Waermony Council
I. O. UL
Yleset Histey Ress Council
Lone Fighnis
Fythias
Bridgeport
Wks
Trather
John Land
Connecticut
Americar Legion
Baward
Gilligan
Joan Conway
J. & Frauenfelder
WH. SkeUy
Sohn T. Conners
George L. Schneider
Red Men
Red Men's Council
Stamford
Italy to Out ABA Washington in Arms Conference
Senator Sehanzer reported to the arms conference that Italy plans further reflection on its military strength. He noted a 200,000 unit shipment previously sent to bolster her army and indicated additional measures were under consideration.
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Washngton
Sehanzer
Traly
Dane
Brown graduate near century mark retells long life
John Hunt of Springfield aged 109 near reaching a century since graduating from Brown University. Born in Lowell Massachusetts, he lived through eras of Old World and modern America, with family roots spanning Meret four states and Ohio. He remains mentally and physically active, with health reporting steady for his age.
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John Hunt
Springfield
Eradietog
Brown
Lowell
Mags
New
fEtamipre
Mapacetusetts
Ohio
Martrind
Henith
Tgs
Tume Renee Oy
Nowas
Greenwich liquor sale fines unfold in local court
Cann. Novel Joseph Vohacs was fined 200 dollars and costs for illegal sale of liquor by Judge Men. Samuel Fine was fined 460 dollars and costs for illegal sale of liquor in his stove. Appeals were taken. Benjamin Sceio's case adjourned to tomorrow. Three arrests were made by town officers in Taist Port Chester Saturday.
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Greenwich
Cann
Joseph Vohacs
Samuel Fine
Benjamin Sceio
Taist Port Chester
Treasurer Hearn Reports Recent Election Finances
Treasurer Hearn files a report listing receipts and expenditures from the tenth district election. The statement shows a $200 receipt and spending on poll work, advertising, and car hire. Also noted are contributions to the Democratic party and candidates, with several named opponents and clerical positions mentioned.
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Hearn
Railroad Man Held as Agent of Lottery
Waterbury November 24 Benja min Hivelow a4 an employe of the New Haven railroad was pre tested by federal agents at his home today charged with violation of sections 27 and 287 of the penal code Bigelow is alleged to have been a subagent in a huge lottery scheme now being prosecuted by the federal government Bigelow was arraigned before Commissioner Denis W Coleman and a preliminary hearing was set for November 29 with further hearing in hands of the court awaiting.
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Waterbury
Benjamin Hivelow
New Haven Railroad
Lovn
Bigelow
Biselux
Denis W. Coleman
Utter
Milford’s New Postmaster Receives Commission
Commission received by new Milford postmaster Manley, replacing former Gregele Man. He will report to Sheldon William and Clark by December 7, after seven years as Milford’s clerk. Retired from prior fire service at Joel election, endorsed by Doriasscr Wis. Cheney, once a Ware business owner, moved to Milford about twelve years ago. Also notes endurance record and a lighthearted quip about washing oars.
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Manley
Genere Ins Commission
Milford
Sherod William
Myr
Cheney
Sheppard Towner maternity bill passes after long fight
The Sheppard Towner maternity bill finally becomes law providing federal state cooperation to protect maternity and infancy. Administration under an advisory board includes the chief of the bureau surgeon of public health service and the U S commissioner of education. Mrs James T Rourke of this city has led advocacy with the League of Women Voters lobbying in Washington and helped secure votes last spring.
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Sheppard-Towner
Atetes
We Thieren
Garean
Pitylie Health Service
Unite States Commissioner of Education
James T. Rourke
Eit
Rai Connecticut
Washington, D. C
Senate
Kellogg's Bran Promises Permanent Relief From Constipation
An advertising feature extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural and permanent remedy for constipation. It urges daily consumption of two tablespoonfuls and more for chronic cases, touts uses in cereals and recipes, and claims skin and breath benefits. It ends with a call to give it to every family member.
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Kellogg’s
Kelloggs
Kellogg ’S
Kellogg's
You'd know what to say to Brown say it to yourself
A compact note urges personal reflection on a phrase about Brown, prompting the reader to consider their own response internally. The wording implies self-instruction or self-talk rather than an external message.
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