Realty Deeds Involving Land Transfers In Multiple Cities
A series of real estate deeds records transfers of parcels with buildings across several towns. Names include Lewis M Walker Frank Jones Walter Rasey McCarthy Frey Seeley Denton Denton Fischer Denton Lyon Lyon Burritt Olson and others. Parcels reference streets such as Prospect Elm Mountain and Cross streets with map lot numbers and trusts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Walker
Philadelphia
Frank Jones
Iwksworth
Prospect Streets
Ramingtoan Arms-Union Metallic Cartage Company
Frank W. Laninski
Elsie I. Trapinski
Pixlee Place
Walter 12
Rasey
New Haven
William 7
Mary J. McCarthy
Mast Eaton Street
Tyas Mayers
Josephine Frey
Edoward
Edoward Avenua
Henry
Seeley
John Selenko
Woodlawn Avenue
Hridgeport Land and Tithe Company
Lo Vingito Denofrio
Ronin Street
Angela Digratiola Russo
Carmelasso
Crescent Place
American Chain Company, Incorporated
United States
Iouwsing Compuration
Connecticut Avenue
Dwin Langdon
Helen CG. Wordin
Nathaniel Wordin
United States Housing Corporation
Blick Rock
Alexander Leverty
Andrew H. Lyon
Eleanor G. Lyon
Wilter
W. Gerald Lineburgh
Mast Taton Street
Clim Deeds
George Fiseher
Leon Denton
Jamily M. Denton
Sylvan Avenue
Town Line Road
Tullus
Weiss
Frances G. Frank
Ipairfight Avenue
Alfred Gilman
Auelia
Curtis
East Orange
N. J
Andrew Heh. Lyon
Weanor G. Lyon
East Maton Street
Cornelia
Burritt
Henry WN. McCathron
Cross Street
Richard A. Breul
John Olson
Crashed Into Gates and Escaped Injury at Crossing
A car driven by Gloin SH. Unird era crashed into the projecting gates at a crossing on the Con devatrent side, damaging one gate completely and scattering debris onto the platform. The driver Mr. Baird and three female passengers escaped unharmed, with only minor car scratches. Officers report the incident followed gates lowering as the 4 oelack lrrha approached.
Make Your Stomach Your Best Friend Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and discomfort after meals. It promises relief from gas sour belching and stomach lump, claiming the tablets correct weak stomachs and aid banqueters after rich foods. Priced 69 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Pano's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pano's Cold Compound as a fast cure for cold symptoms. It claims the remedy opens nasal passages, stops discharge, relieves headaches and feverishness, and requires doses every two hours for three doses, costing only a few cents at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pano
Pape
Town Election Dragged No Vote on License in Neaw Canaan
NEAW CANAAN el. 8. Spe. einty-Thayvi etection in Ne Ganaan was the clowest event or is a kind known to presenteday politicians, the results proved a Linpindbiaie victory Trolong and of the tithes to the other, just ag ain, but the deck of the get-to- WG ned rere spit made the day dix TH bere Weary work for these few candidates who real ly dil waike no effort to do home. Vote Very Stall. The total number of votes cast was 487. The Republican ticket headed by Robert I. Morse went across the line, victory by the majority of 11. The Democrats led Rodney Lacht, trailed and were fortunate in getting Light as hire selectman. There were 208 straight Republican tickets cast against 125 straight Democratic, and the difference in splits could not elect Light. This was the only chance of getting a victory for his party. No Pied on Bicopse, as much as there was not voting on the license question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitio
Uncle Sam
Republic
Robert I. Morse
Rodney Lacht
Vno Ashire
Wight
Hutt Iron
Selvetmen
Thas
Chere
Charles ‘Benetiel
Uckets
Charles HL. Demerritt
Charles B. Weel
Board of Reli
George W. Direyea
Charles Crosby
Robert B. Morse
Howard S. Northrup
Rodney Light
Robert LaMonte
T. Benedict
Charie Roster
I. Daard
Strantey Islend
S. Brinckerhoff
Wheron H. Lyons
Benjamin Bennett
Alexander
CU. MM. Guebel
Illmatrick
Samuel Wood
Frank Adams
Raymond
Cody
Thomas Tunney
Stephen Trout
Urehan Seymour
Cornelius Saylor
Conrad G. Moller
T. Fairly
As AN
Wheeolock
Green
Thirteen Have Influenza But Are Recovering in Georgetown
A Georgetown update reports thirteen residents recovering from Spanish influenza including Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and several children. Mrs. Jennie Gregory of Danbury and Mrs. Trubert Peckham are among those mentioned for recovered health or travel. The Gilbert Memorial Congregational church to hold an annual meeting October 18, and Bishop Brewster attended the service, delivering an uplifting address. A patriotic program at Miller's hall featured Private Beardmore of Canadian origin recounting war experiences including loss of a leg, urging support for Liberty Loans and War Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greemwoael Ayehue
Automrobile
Glohn SH. Unirderas
Armas
Baird
Mr. Baird
Morris Hritto
James Britty
Camp Creenleaf
Ohn Ganley
Wooster Street
Plandiry Hospital
Canley
Philander Brotherton
Blackman Avenue
Norwalk
Bellet
Shenard-Hecht Corporation
Henry Street
Fighting Fourth Liberty Loan
Wilard Fisher
New York City
Mount Vem Farm
Steddding
Matthew Gilbert
Dy Farm
Splint Hill
Gilbert
Gussie
Lacey Patee
South Manchester
Nichols Arec
George Tr. Shepard
Morgantown
N. G
Lauri
Shepard
Girls' Friendly Society
Hannah Morrison
Danbury Hospital
Georgetown
Sperind
Join Carlson
Jidna Carlson
Charlies Berfors
Wuthering Parks
Henry Holman
Charles Anderson
Tiva Anderson
Jeolfil Anderson
John Rosengath
Jennis Rosnidulh
Harvey Holmes
Camp Merritt
Bishop Brewster
Miller's Hall
Beardmore
Branse
Eliet Seymore
Tme
Gilbert and Bennett School
Elizabeth Jackson
Norwalk High School
Man From Padana Killed Carrying Mossie to Argonne Front
Paris dispatch reports a Padana California man and member of the Young Men's Christian Association killed while carrying a message from a field dressing station to a depot for the Argonne front. The incident occurred in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Oct. S
Carry Munitions Workers First Goodwin Policy
The Connecticut company led by Manager J. S. Goodwin says its top effort is to move munition workers to and from plants. He cites labor shortages causing service irregularities and urges public understanding while seeking more staff for rush hours. He notes awaiting a war department reply on using firemen as volunteer conductors or motormen during peak trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Company
J. S. Goodwin
Silh
Goodwin
Dewarthient
Directors Erected for Buideapore Morris Plan Company
At a directors meeting Edmund Wolfe president of the First National Bank and J. E. Lected were chosen as directors Kingsbury of the Morris Plan and U Hoskins were named delegates to Morris plank trustees convention at the Waldorf Astoria New York on October 28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buideapore Morris Plan Company
Edmund §. Wolfe
Virst-Be National Bank
7. E
Women as streetcar conductors to fill vacancies
The Providence Journal notes women will replace men as Detroit streetcar conductors. It argues women already run elevators and can handle conductors, as New York City has employed them for years. Draft limits force use of female workers to fill wartime vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wort
New York City
Providence Journal
Wonderful for the pains of rheumatism
Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a blood building remedy for rheumatism and related ailments. A testimonial from Mrs. Harry Adams of Claremont New Hampshire describes relief after four boxes, with claims of permanent improvement and no opiates. The ad promotes pills priced 30 cents a box, six boxes for $2.50, and offers a free booklet on Building Up the Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adams
West Terrace Street
Claremont
N. H
Dr. Williams
Fall Dress Fabrics: Broadcloths and Serges on Sale
50 inch all wool Broadcloth in Bel Cian Blue Navy Pilim Russian Green Nat Brown and Black priced at 2.69 yd. French Serges 42 inch and wors ted French Serees in Navy and Black at 1.25 yd. 36 inch Fall Plaids and 36 inch Tartan pieces for children's wear with pretty designs at 79c yd.
Specials in Velvets 36 inch Costume Velveteen
Owing to a slight mill imperfection which does not impair wearing qualities this velvet is offered at a sale price. Value $3.50 per yard, now $2.50. Taupe and Black only.
Notions display items for sewing and buttons
Notions for sewing are offered in bright new stock. Sewing cotton spools, 150 and 200 yard sizes, come in black and white, five spools for 100. Coat and suit buttons and large color assortments are available. Cards feature multiple colors at ten cents per card, offering exceptional value.
Kits for the Soldiers in Camp Value Showings
Pract i cal kits in service demand include fitted kits from $3.00 to $5.95 and unfitted options $1.25 and $1.69. Dressing Combs sample lines show 15c to 69c values, with extra heavy white ivory finish combs in Violet, Sandal and Bonita scents. Bonita Liquid Egg Shampoo advertised 35c per bottle for hair cleansing and dandruff reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandaland
Bonita
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Dillon’s
Hartford
Rue St. Cecile
Liberty Bonds
French Shop Inc
Warner’s
Bon Ton
C. B
Thompson's
Miracle
Volle
Batiste
Polis
Fein Archca
Merken
Siu
Sterling
Talking Machine
M. Sonnenberg Piano Co
Broad ST
Telephone
Barnum
Gates
Alpine Street
Bridgeport Trust Company
Elizabeth S. Pierce
Fourth Street
First Presbyterian Church
John Chanters
Trowell Street
Bridgeport Land and Tithe Company
Truster
Imperial Street
Triangia Realty Company
Angelo Digruttolo
Crosceut Place
New Hampshire
America
United Ghiat & Collar CO
Taot, Ne
Smith=Murray Co
Farfeld Ave
Storm Serges
I Serges
Mores
Strikk
Smith-Murray Co
First Bridgeport National Bank State and Main
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