Court of Errors Opens Session with Two Cases Heard
The Supreme Court of Errors began its October session with Justice Roraback presiding in place of Chief Justice Prentice. Justice Wheeler and Judge Curtis joined on the bench. Arguments were heard in two New Haven county cases: Francesca Costantion against Tusquide Lodjio dice of New Haven, and Charles B. Buttrely of Waterbury against Alexander Dallis, Inc. of Waterbury.
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Supreme Court of Errors
Roraback
Chife
Prentice
Inflanza
Hedge Howard J. Curtis
Superior Court
George W. Wheeler
Judge Curtis
Stratford
Supreme Court
Wiivfield County
New Saven County
Francesca Costantion Aggainst
Tusquide
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Ad Claims Fast Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that removes tarrrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promises money back after one dose and cites Biker Drug Store and other druggists.
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Mayr
Canada
Biker Drug Store
Stop Catarrh Open Nostrils Head Relief Cream Balm Ad
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a quick remedy for head colds and catarrh. It claims a small amount in the nostrils clears nasal passages, reduces swelling, and relieves headaches and breathing difficulty. The ad emphasizes instant relief and a refreshing, unobstructed head.
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Biv
Resinol Ends Years of Unsightly Skin Trouble
Jerald Koester of New York City describes a five year skin ordeal with pimples boils and intense pain. After trying many products he used Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap achieving relief and a clear smooth complexion. Sold by all druggists.
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Jerald Jr. Koester
93Rd St
New York City
Schools Stay Open As Health Officials Address Influenza
Fairfield health authorities keep schools open despite Spanish influenza fears. Dr Thieleke reports that medical inspection supports keeping children in class with precautions. Visiting nurse and Red Cross updates share hospital support, bond drives, and ongoing influenza response in the town.
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Walrupsteild
Don
Saareligse
Babes Public
Tunxis Mit
Spain
Wrest Air Home
Tiospital
Kieleke
Tock
Hiospital
Wairfield
Thieleke
State Health Department
Fairfield
Red Cross
Thhe Red Cross
Memorial Library
Iresh Air Home
Post Roads
Frank S. Child
Fairfield Congregational Church
John S. Perry
Southport
Allen E. Beeman
St. Paul's
Ypiscopal Church
Virginia B. Perry
Henry & Glover
Charles I. Jennings
Alfred H. Terry
DeVer H. Warner
William Paulding
Willam B. Glover
Herbert JL. Sutton
Charles EB. Jennings
Fannie
Hinckley
Will J. Blake
Anna
Jennings
Emory FP. Sanford
Dwight M. Banks
Greenfield Hill
Minerva Coverdale
Osbornhill
G. Walter Haggerty
Codale
Macey's
Gimbles
Floomingdale’s
New York City
Miss Coverdile
Garrick Theatre
London
Toondon
Tailor Testimony in Wage Dispute Before Judge
Weant N Mill a Rogers Clothing employee testified in Common Pleas court about a wage dispute with tailor Della Valle of 672 Bhaite Street Delia Valle claiming 700 for wages. Manager Richard Dann testified customers suits were on premises and fittings sent to Newark. Valle claimed underpayment over 1916 1917 weeks. Judge Booth reserved decision.
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Weant N. Mill
Rogers Clathing Company
Main Shert
Booth
Common Pleas Court
Frank Nodedi Valle
Bhaite
Delia
Apples Plentiful Here and in State Markets
Apples are plentiful in Bridgeport and statewide markets, with varieties for eating and cooking. Washington, Virginia, and Maryland shipments augment local supply, offering Jonathans, Red McIntosh, Wealthy, Snow, York, Paldwins, Russets, and Greenings at reasonable prices. Consumers can enjoy eating apples and stock up for winter.
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Sehweonk
Bridgeport
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
York
Fairfield News Teems With War Efforts And Local Events
A Fairfield report details wartime service, promotions, and local civic activity. First Lieutenant John S. Glover earns Croix de Guerre in a French campaign as his family in Fairfield notes his bravery. Police arrest motorist Tewis Stoddard for reckless driving. fellow suspects Phillip Wrest and M A Magee cited for license issues. Liberty Loan progress exceeds 280000 in subscriptions, while Red Cross and charity efforts unfold at Sherman School and local homes. Community announcements cover Canal Society meetings, school sales, and volunteer work by young women aiding wounded horses at Sandringham.
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Sandringham
McGarry
Lakies
Montorcycle
Patrick J. McGarry
Tewis Stoddard
Prospect Street
New Haven
Phillip Wrest
New York City
M. A. Magee
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Glover
War Department
John S. Glover
Mra
Elenry S. Glover
Beach Road
Offi
Fairfields
Fairfield Fourth Liberty Loan
Bacon Wakeman
Marie Coverdale
Osborn Hill
Child Welfare League
McAlpine
Fairfield
Sherman School
Pairfield Dawning Kitchen
Williams
Cloverly
Walter Haggerty
Osborgett
Pridgepoart
Rully Slyde
Drain
Benson's
Ahss
Fiteanor Barta
PHL Tvs
Dkosemmiry
Dkosemmiry Ttalh
John H Sehread Dies At Stamford Sanitorium
John H Sehread longtime resident of Manley and associated with the old company died after four years at Givens sabatorivan. He resided at 20 Washington Avenue and left a widow Mrs Al Le Sehrend. Survived by four children and two sons, Daniel Walsh and Michael, with burial planned at St Michael's cemetery Bridgeport.
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John Wy Sehread
Yvenes
Pinnteer
Ana Cormipany
al LE
Sehrend
Stamped Linens in White New Designs and Sets
New stamped linen designs in solid eyelet and floral effects appear across linens napkins and table pieces. Baby dresses outfits and carriages robes plus stamped towels and scarves feature prices from 35c to 3.60. Also ornamented knitting needles and related accessories offered with varied styles.
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