Property Values Rise In Bridgeport Plaza District
Witnesses testified about sharp real estate value increases near Wail and Water streets as Isidore Birnbaum challenges a city takings claim. Real estate expert Mercy P. Anderson rated two parcels at about 61 thousand dollars, Adelf Sherman valued them at 66 thousand, while Birnbaum sought 75 thousand. Judge Haines reserved decision.
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Wail
Ofercy P. Anderson
Isidore Birnbaum
Bridgeport
Birnbaum
Plaza
Anderson
Thomas Cullinsan
Adelf Sherman
Haines
Garbage not collected in city areas sparks protest
Health department records complaints about missed pickups. Residents of North Pari avenue protest two weeks or more with garbage left in cans. Dr Walter H. Brown, health officer, blames illness among wagon drivers for the service lapse.
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Health Department
North Pari Avenue
Draa Walter H. Brown
Operators Needed In Larger Cities To Aid Connecticut
Telephone exchanges in Bridgeport Hartford and New Haven have been asked to supply operators for smaller Connecticut towns hit hard by an influenza epidemic. Despite the strain in large cities four Bridgeport operators have already been sent to assist. Many workers are on overtime with relief operators taking night shifts as demand remains high for experienced operators.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
Huntington Man Arrested After Knife Drawn on Rival
Nathan Brats of Huntington was arrested shortly after seven on eloctklash night after allegedly drawing a knife on Fred Jalsky of Broadbridge round. The incident occurred on the Huntington turnpike near Broadbridge road. Patrolmen Walker and Harding made the arrest. The dispute began over a bill payment. Bratz was detained at the Second precinct station.
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Nathan Brats
Huntington
Fred Jalsky
Broadbridge Round
Huntington Turnpike
Broadbridge Road
Walker
Harding
Bratz
Discovery of Organic Phosphate Boosting Strength and Vitality
A New York medical editor touts Bitro-Phosphate as an organic phosphate that rapidly builds nerve tissue and strengthens the body. He cites a hospital report of a patient’s energy and stamina improving, and urges its use in hospitals and by doctors. The ad promotes Worfigan Drug Co as a supplier and claims the product is safe, easily digested, and affordable for all readers.
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New York
New York Hospital
Frederick Kolle
Physician's
Who's Who
Raya
Joseph OD. Harrigan
Worfigan Drug Co
Wife averts divorce by hair restoration lesson
A Philadelphia advice worker at a seaside resort cites a case of a beauty who neglected her appearance after marriage. Hair color was restored with Q-Ban Color Restorer, rekindling the husband’s affection and a six month separation ended in renewed devotion.
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Philadelphia
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules promised relief
A vintage ad urges readers to protect kidney health by treating “the most dangerous disease” with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims kidneys slow and impurities accumulate, offering Haarlem Oil as a centuries-old remedy imported from Holland, with a money back guarantee and warnings to demand the original brand.
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Haarlem
Holland
Palmer First Lieutenant In Butchers' Company
Mrs Bred Palmer of Stratford reports her husband Palmer has been promoted to first lieutenant. The commission letter arrived after the promotion, and he moved from Bridgeport to Fort Wright and then officer training. He commanded a butchers company in France with the 28th Butchery unit. Friends expect a captain’s advancement. Palmer notes riding his Ford and hunting wood as prices rise.
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LIKUD
Prederick
L. Palmer
Bred Palmer
Stratford
Palmer
Bridgeport
Fort Wright
The
Coast Artillery
Florida
France
Butchary
War Long Ways From End Says Private Hyde at Stratford Plant
Private Fred Hyde of the Canadian Army spoke to workers at the Baird Machine Company in Stratford Avenue last evening. He warned against German propaganda and urged workers to back the front line soldiers, saying the war would not end soon and that peace talks are propaganda. Hyde urged vigilance in the shop and stressed every minute of work to support the government. The audience included workers from nearby plants such as Bridgeport Safety Limery Wheel, Bridgeport Steel, and Gaynor Machine Company.
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Fred Tryvde
Baird Machine Company
Stratford Avenue
Hyde
Baird
Bridgeport Safety Limery Wheel Company
Bridgeport Steel Company
Gaynor Machine Company
Tyde
France
Belgium
Ayde
Behaying
Germany
Soliors
HowLanp's Entrances on Main Street Fairfield Ave Cannon Street
HowLanp plans new entrances at Main Street Fairfield Avenue and Cannon Street as part of a safety improvement project. The proposal outlines pedestrian access changes and curb adjustments to reduce vehicle conflicts and improve flow near local business districts.
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Main Street
Fairfield Ave
Cannon Street
Liberty Bonds Sold at Plaza Theater Records Set
Liberty bonds totaling 4500 were subscribed at the Plaza theatre last night in under thirty minutes. George Green and a team of uniformed helpers from Illinois Massachusetts and Virginia along with theatre staff and performers propelled rapid sales as two minutes were needed for fresh blanks. Children and workers aided the operation with Miss Carolina Burns singing for the fund and several Plaza employees assisting in charge and collection.
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Liberty
Plaza Theatre
George Green
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Virginia
Carolina Burns
M. Beck
Catherine Conley
Marion Comstock
Frank Prindle
Marion Parker
3. W. Burr
Anna Harper
Rose Harrison
Elizabeth Kaufmann
Catherine Reilly
Catherine Griffen
Paul Schultz
Missy Blanche Guskie
Louis Cohen
Plaza
Suits Filed Against Gibson Over Auto Accident
Mortimer Hopps files two actions in Superior Court against David Gibson for damages totaling 6000. Anna Hopps seeks 4000 for injuries after being struck at Main and Frank streets. Hopps claims reckless driving. daughter fractures and wounds cited. He seeks 2000 for himself for medical costs and lost services.
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Anna Topps
Main
Frank
Mortimer Hopps
David Gibson
Anna Hopps
Gibson
Hopps
Influenza Deaths, Odd Fellows Member Buried in Norwalk
Norwalk reports one influenza death today, Mrs Nellie Wickwire, survived by a husband and four children. Clarence Loudon, 26, died at Camp Meade Md from Spanish flu and pneumonia, brother of Mrs Lester Platt. The Italian Military hand arrives in Norwalk Wednesday. body to be brought home for burial.
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Norwalk
Nellie Wickwire
Worwalk
Lester E. Platt
Maplestreet
Clarence Loudon
Camp Meade
Aince
Ifree
Craftsman Club
Planes from Mineola land at Sasco hill for repairs
Three aeroplanes from Mineola Long Island landed on Sasco hill at 9 this morning and stayed an hour while engine repairs were made on one aircraft. After repairs, the planes ascended and flew toward New Haven as crowds from the center watched closely.
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Sv Thporte
Fairfield
Mineola
Long Island
Sasco Hill
New Haven
Shelton Pastor Chosen by Democrats for Representative
Shelton October 15 Rev Watson A Phillips pastor of the Shelton Congregational church was endorsed for representative by the Democratic town committee. Frederick M Bennett the party nominee has withdrawn. Dr Lipps was nominated by the Republicans last week.
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Shelton
Watson A. Phillips
Shelton Congregational Church
Democratic Town Committee
Frederick M. Bennett
Dr. Phillips
Passer-by Drops Match Ignites Dry Leaves on Street
A passer-by dropped a match into a pile of leaves in the gutter on Central avenue near Williston street shortly after 6 pm last night. The blaze grew large enough to require Hose Wagon No. 6. Firefighters quickly extinguished the burning leaves.
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Central Avenue
Williston Street
Benefit Brand Sweet Nut butter from tropical cocoanut
Modern science improves on natural butter with Benefit Brand made from white coconut meat and pasteurized milk. It tastes as good as the best dairy butter, is a real table luxury and thrift item. Priced 32c a pound, sold at Direct Importing Co. yellow front stores in Bridgeport at multiple Main Street and surrounding locations.
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Direct Importing Co
Main
E. Main Street
N. Main Street
State Street
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Benefit Brand
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick fix for cold symptoms. It claims two hour dosing for a total of three doses, clears nasal passages, stops discharge and sneezing, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at any drug store. The copy stresses easy use, pleasant taste, and urges buyers to get the genuine product.
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Pape
Economy Cloth Coat Offers Pleasing Attire Savings
A vintage advertorial extols an autumn cloth coat as an economical wardrobe solution. It claims the coat substitutes for a suit when paired with blouse and skirt, suits various times of day, and suits both cloth and silk dresses. Features include soft warm fabrics, comfortable shoulder fit, belted lines, broad collars, and fur accents with colors and prices around 30 to 35 dollars.
Remarkable dress sale offered at 17 dollars
Time yet but if you would pick a remarkable dress at 17.75 dollars. Dress of satin Georgette crepe and fine serge in navy brown and black. Limited quantities per model. one to three each style. new trimming and styles valued between 22.50 and 35 dollars. Second floor.
Christmas calendars tempt with cheerful holiday stock
Fine foretaste of Christmas with bright calendars listed from 19c to 1.50. Service Flag calendar at 90c. Many sunny friendly designs. Encourage sending soldier greetings early with 5c and 1c cards. Main floor rear.
Handsome Bags and New Purses on Display
Oriental silks and new purses attract shoppers with vivid colors and fashionable designs. Featured items include leather handbags from $3.50 to $18 and beaded bags from $10 to $27.50, with velvet options $3.50 to $15 and mocha bags around $12.50. Left aisle, front.
Special savings on tea and coffee now inside
Read the news for a brewing bargain. Howeo tea offers assorted flavors and bulk pricing with 11 lb and 5 lb rates, while Howco Royal coffee flaunts strong flavor and household use with 5 lb and larger bags. Located in the front basement.
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Japan
Ceylon
Bridgeport
Exclusive dress sale for petite figures tops Second floor
A small group of young women can choose from one-of-a-kind styles fresh from a specialist in dresses. Samples on display in rich navy brown green and tan hues with sizes 16 and 18. Prices drop from 97.50 to 25 for exclusive selections at a special rate.
Athena underwear promises warmth and tailored fit for women
Athens underwear offers soft cotton and cotton wool blends with a snug tailored cut. Products include vests pants and union suits with reinforced seams and a patented seat for protection. Prices range from 1 to 2 50 depending on weight and style.
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Athena
Velttina Velvet Like Material For Coats Dresses
Velttina is a first cousin to velvet offering deep color and a soft surface with greater durability. Suitable for coats suits and dresses with rich effect. Available in over a dozen shades, 27 to 44 inches wide priced $2 to $4.50 per yard. Also corduroys in autumn colors at $1.10 per yard. Third floor.
Overcoats Priced From 27.50 For All Buyers
An ad touts overcoats as warm and well made with prices as low as 27.50 and notes coats valued at 30 to 40 by warmth and fit. It urges buyers to choose by price warmth and style, claiming the $27.50 option offers strong value and quick purchase appeal.
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P. C
Kercy Anderson
Isidore Birn
Baum
Physicians
Who’s Who
Frederick S. Kolle
U. S
Committe of America
Health League
Physicians’ Legislative League
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main St
Mhi
Uit
Butchers’ Company
F. Hyde
Howlanp
Mortmer Hopps
Illette Optician
Conn
Westney
Weather Fair
Athens
Velttina
Howland Dry Goods Company
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