Hartford Man Tells How He Corrected Debility
A Hartford man recovers from chronic debility after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He suffered repeated colds, appetite loss, fatigue, rheumatic pains, dizziness, and insomnia. After one box, symptoms improved. he regained strength and appetite and recommends the remedy. Postpaid order and free booklet offered.
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Hartford
Lewis W Jentz
Hungerford Street
Conn
Dr. Walliams
Dr. Williams
Dr Williams
Third Wife Denied Fair Trial Court Refuses Divorce
Greenwich chauffeur Walter N Swallow fails to gain a divorce from Isabelle Mackay Swallow on grounds of intolerable cruelty. Judge L P Waldo Marvin notes Swallow’s limited five to six weeks of shared residence, prior marriages, and the wife’s illness, deeming no proper grounds under current statutes for a divorce.
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Walter N. Swallow
Greenwich
Isabelle Mackay Swalow
Superior Court
L. P. Waldo Marvin
Marvin
Swallow
Miss Mackay
Ninsalf
Scottland
Obituary notices of several Bridgeport residents
Esther French Schwerdtie wife of Carl F Schwerdtie funeral held at home 11 Park Avenue Christian Science officiant burial Lakeview cemetery Cornella Hubbell Walker widow of John O Walker died at 714 Park Avenue funeral Read Memorial Chapel burial Mountain Grove Fredericke K Peschell widow of Ernest Peschell died at 629 Colorado Avenue survived by four sons two daughters funeral tomorrow burial Park cemetery Laszlo Nagy 45 carpenter died at 27 Kings Highway Weirfield burial Mountain Grove first Hungarian Reformed church funeral for Laszlo Nagy Richard H Liston funeral this morning from Alahoma 1917 Main Street and St Patrick s church burial St Michael s Estella Jennings Bridgeport Trust Company bookkeeper funeral at parents home burial Lakeview Willan E Terwilliger son of Charles Terwilliger died yesterday in Bridgeport hospital body to Walden N Y for services
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Esther French Schwerdtie
Carl F. Schwardtie
Park Avenue
Harry Doherty
Christian Science Reader
Lakeview Cemetery
Cornella Hubbell
Carnelia Hubbell Walker
John O. Walker
Percy 3. Hill
P. F. Holroyd
John C. Walker
Read Memorial Chapel
North Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Fredericke K. Peschell
Fredericke K. Peachell
Ernest Peschell
Colorado Avenue
Shao
Rnest
Albert
Frederick
Guntive
Peachell
Wiliam Power
Hanna Peschell
Park Cemetery
Laszlo Nagy
Kings Highway
Weirfield
Louis
John
dJoseph Nagy
Emma Nagy
Ace Tripoli
First
Hungarian Reformed Church
Mountain Grove
Hardh H. Yoiston
Richard H. Liston
Alahoma
Main _Street
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Estella Jennings
Alice Estella Jennings
Bridgeport High School
Bridgeport Trust Company
Frederick and
Ida M. Jennings
Tprankolin Street
Willan E. Terwilliger
Wiliam Ek, Tern
Charles Terwilliger
East Main
Bridgeport
Walden N
Age 63 He Seeks Third Marriage in Stratford
Frederick G. Bryant 43 of Stratford obtained a marriage license to wed Nellie Call 49 of 50 Courtland Street. She will promise to love honor and obey for the second time. Bryant quipped as he signed the certificate that it costs little but costs him liberty again.
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Frederick G. Bryant
Stratford
Nellie Call
Courtland Street
Charity workers seek plan to probe drives regulation
Prominent charity figures debated how annual drives outside the Community Chest could be investigated by a three member committee from the Chamber of Commerce Financial Federation and Manufacturers' association. The aim is to curb non Chest fund drives and an inquisitorial body to handle Chest related fundraising. The group will report on who can best handle investigations into individual drives.
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Financial Federation
Chariity
Soluton
Ning
Sumner Simpson
Financialede
The
George H. Woods
Cart J. Dietz
R. A. Crosby
George H. Crawford
W. R. Webster
J. G. Ludlum
David Day
Rev. P. J. McGivney
Richard Oppel
George Warren
O. K. Odalmann
C. F. Greene
Clarence Hing
Axman Judd Wedding Held at United Church
Miss Ruth Ethryn Judd daughter of Clinton L Judd and Herbert G Axman son of Charles Axman were married in the United church yesterday afternoon at 6 80 by Dr William Horace Day. The bride wore peach canton crepe with silver leaves and carried bride roses. The bridesmaid Ming Neliia Axman wore a fresh color Georgia frock. Clarence Cushman of New London was best man. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple left for a Catskill Mountains trip. They will live at 761 Lindley street after November 34. The bride is with American Fabrics. the groom with Bassick.
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Ruth Ethryn Judd
Clinton L. Judd
Palisade Place
Herbert G. Axman
Charles Axman
Franklin Street
United Church
Ming Neliia Ax~ Man
Clarence Cushman
New London
Axman
Catskill
Girl on Horse Stopped on Road. Man Fined Forty Dollars
Ridgefield court found two counts of reckless driving and one of breach of peace against James Lavery. He paid fines totaling 23 dollars plus 8 dollars, with 31 dollars in costs. Lavery was arrested after a complaint by Margaret Ghishol’s guardian. Miss Chisarim, 18, rider, was frightened and fell from the saddle. Lavery was reprimanded and warned.
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Ridgefield, Et
Lnst Nieht
Shoing
Ridgefield Cour
Janes Lavery
Phy State
Ten Carroll
Margaret Ghishol
Danbury
Bate Palieemaan Comstock
LODGING HOUSE OWNER SOUGHT IN MURDER CASE
Cambridge district attorney Artur I Ring Middlesex county issued a call for Frank H Morse a Boston lodging house keeper to answer questions about the murder of Frederick A Clements a Burlington garage owner whose body was found weighted by automobile parts in the Shawsheen river Bedford Several days Morse family says he left Boston without notice authorities warn he may be forced to return to answer questions in the case Beverly police identify heavy metal weights on a body found in Norwood Pond as part of a neighboring estate.
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Cambridge
Mass
Artur I. Ring
Middlesex County
Frank H. Morse
Boston
Frederick 4. Clements
Burlington
Shawsheen River
Bedford
Morse
Reading
HL Moras
Tremont Street
Marge
Frederick Alements
Beverly
Norwood Pond
North Beverly
Frederick A. Clements
Burlington Garage
Shawseen
Bed Yard
Norwalk Board Raises Standard for School Leaving
Norwalk board adopts rule requiring seventh grade completion for working certificates, aligning with other states. Commission to craft health rule mandating physician certificates for all pupils, addressing adenoid and tonsil disease. Poor families eligible for exam costs. Washington Grammar school four room addition to be ready by December 1 to ease overcrowding.
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Norwalk
William J. Tracey
George G. Fawesti
Gearza V. Buchanen
Washington Grammar School
Dresses for the busy woman offer plain practical style
The store presents straight line dresses of fine flannels and Poiret twills with belts collars or cuffs and rows of buttons. Navy black and brown shades prevail. A wide variation in styles proves pleasing and practical as dresses are offered at an unusually low price.
Your boy in the bleachers at Howland’s clothing sale
A local advertisement urges parents to dress boys from 7 to 18 in Norfolk suits with two trousers and belted coats, highlighting selection, fabric quality, and tailoring. Overcoats for ages 14 to 18, and smaller sizes 3 to 12, are offered in tan, grey, and plaid back fabrics with prices from 12.75 to 15 dollars. Basement, front.
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Howland’s
Norfolk
Little Fellows
Women’s brushed wool sweaters on second floor sale
Women’s sweaters of brushed wool priced at 3.95 in Harding blue buff grey and black. Soft warm with jaunty round collar large buttons at bottom border stripes silk bound. Second floor center location.
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Harding
Women’s all wool bathrobes from Kenwood line
One of the celebrated Kenwood products offered in various pretty shades. Each robe is warm and serviceable, bound with satin and silk cords. Price set at $16.50.
Handkerchiefs Special at Nine Cents Each
Men's cotton handkerchiefs with self striped border and women's solid color handkerchiefs in self corded stripes in blue pink and lavender. Usual price 12 4c handkerchiefs for sale.
Women's embroidered back gloves in various colors
Elaborately stitched backs and cuffs make these gloves more attractive as temperatures drop. Women's kid gloves with embroidered back and cuff in brown, beaver, grey, black and white priced at 2.95. Women's two clasp embroidered backs in brown, grey, black and white at 2. Main floor center.
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