Naturopathic Cure Promises Health at Bridgeport Bridge Office
Prominent advertisement from Bridgeport touts Natureopathy as a natural system free of drugs, led by Dr Blumer. It claims rapid, lasting cures for knee, female, goitre, constipation, and rheumatic complaints and invites readers to join Blumer College classes at 991 Broad St. Bridgeport. References to widespread endorsements and a call to enroll abound.
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Natureopathy
Blumer
United States
Tess Doctor
Fem
Blumer College Association
Bridgeport
Louis Blumer
Regina Blumer
D. Bitgood
Bridgeport Telephone Plant Shows Vast System Size
J R Harney Bridgeport local manager described the New England Telephone setup with 188 772 miles of wire and 1 9 712 circuit miles energized by electrical forces. He detailed subscribers rising from 230 in 1881 to 1 66 local today and compared Bridgeport exchanges Noble Fairfield Stratford to Barnum central. He noted 60 percent of U S messages are by telephone and Bridgeport has 146 telephones per square mile, more than any Connecticut city. Lions Club luncheon and outing plans at Nichols Farm noted.
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Bridgeport
Boothem New England Telephone Company
J. R. Harney
Lions Club
Stratheld
Harney
Aetells
Focal Telephone Exchange
Noble
Fairfield
Stratford
Barnum
Instrumenta
Ot Servic
Hirst
Leval Exchange
New Haven
Briderport Exchange
United States
Oneq
Europe
Nichols
Samuel Cutting
Seaside Park
New Britain
New London
1000 Eggs In Every Hen Poultry Expert Promises Boost
Henry Trafford, international poultry expert and former editor, claims a hen's laying potential can be expanded to 1000 eggs over four to six years with proper care. He promotes a bulletin offering guidance to readers raising six or more hens and requests a self-addressed envelope for a free copy.
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Henry Trafford
Poultry Success
Trafford
Binghamton
Smokers Under Fire At Welsh Salvation Army Meeting
General Booth criticizes smoking at a Salvation Army gathering in Cardiff. He admits no New Testament ban on smoking but jokes about St Peter and a meer shaum, urging vigilance against “the little evils.” The talk centers on moral conduct among Welsh followers.
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London
Sep
Booth
Cardiff
August Death Toll Drops From July Totals
Vital Statistics bureau report shows 113 August deaths, down from 131 in July, with pneumonia deaths at 14. August fatalities include 12 cancer, 10 tuberculosis, 9 accidents, 11 homicides, and 32 infant deaths under one year. Also notes lower overall deaths versus July and mentions age groups and causes.
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Vital Statistics Bureau
The
Board of Health
Off
Heath Department
Man Held Charged With Burning 19 Year Old Woman
Halifax report states Q P Roberts, an aged guide, jailed at Yarmouth after confessing to burning Florence Gray, a 19 year old, following a rejected marriage proposal. He allegedly attacked her with gasoline, set fire, and she escaped by crawling under a bed before neighbors were alerted.
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Halifax
Housekiewer
Plorence Gray
Q. P. Roberts
Yarmouth
Roberts
Ransom Banat Tih
Rotert
Ast a minor woman seeks settlement of estate here
Keverk Khrosvandiain, known in Bridgeport as George Horace, barber, died April 29 of scarlet fever at Waglewood hospital leaving an estate about 2000 in oath and 1900 in insurance proceeds to his mother Insmyrna Nadi Minor. Judge Paul Miller of the Probate court received a letter through the American consul requesting an administrator be appointed. Bridgeport Trust Co. named administrator yesterday. Lorenzo Caporelly was named administrator of the estate of Fence Canozelly, who died Aug 29, with a small estate. Bond set at 400.
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Keverk Khrosvandiian
Ettor
Miler
Bridgeport Trust Co
Lorenzo
Caporelly
Yeterday
Fence Canozelly
Bond
Raid on Waterbury Chinese Laundry Sparks Moonshine Case
Prohibition officers raided Charlie Chins Chinese laundry in Waterbury along with state police, seizing moonshine and liquor afloat. Donato Snizzo’s saloon also inspected with at least one quart confiscated. Laundry proprietor faced an appearance before New Haven Commissioner Bernard Lynch as the crackdown continued.
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Waterbury
Meder
Gallon
Donato
L. A
Wernard
Lynch
New Haven
Dricers
Five Thousand Dollar Suit Over Alleged Assault
Tony Dasillig files against Gennaro Masrino seeking 5000 damages for an assault on July 2, 1922, claiming Masrino struck with an axe causing severe neck injuries. attached real estate lien noted. town clerk’s office records show a certificate of attachment.
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Tony Dasillig
Gennaro Masrino
Das Lls
Miesara
Red
Musako
A. Leonard Buried With Military Honors
City officials, business associates, fraternal brothers and many funds attended the funeral of A. Leonard, former presse dex, at St. Peter's church. The service included requiem mass and burial rites conducted by Rev. Charles Leddy with several clergy and pallbearers from military and civic groups.
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Down A. Leonard
Presse Dex
Chasenun
Hla
Fremont Egiann ‘Street
St. Petar's Chirety
Charles Leddy
James B. Nih
Landry
Asthy
Ehurch
Jadi
Arson
William Chew
Tie
Bishop Camp
United Spanish War Veterans V Honorary
Frank Wark
Mathew Rogers
Algonanin Vb
Comipissione
John wWinnegan
John Tague
Bridgeport Fire
Iment
Wilam Aven
Warthelomew Brady
Crong
Culet
Charles Te
Scaimp
Traffic committee to discuss bridgeport south line proposal
The Bridgeport Chamber traffic committee will meet Friday afternoon at the chamber to hear a proposal by Stephen Herman, senior caterer of Rav, WW Sherman, of the city, in opposition to a steamship line between New London port and Besufort Savannah, Ga. and Jacksonville. The plan would require 5 ton exchange tables and manufactured articles. Sherman seeks sentiment on the line and prospects for success with Bridgeport as the terminus for the north.
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Trafic
Bridgepory Chamber
Commern
Mwhalgsale
Pramirars
Spriday
Steaphanierman
Sr. Catter
Rav
Sherman
Ely
Besufort
Savannah
Ann Tacksonville
Congoleum Hall Rugs Bargain Price Ad
Congoleum Gold Seal rugs offered as first grade, substantial, light, flexible and handsome. Sanitary and smooth like linoleum with richer patterns. New designs, many patterns. One yard by three yards, select colors, tasteful art. Regular price about double this special, $1.59. Third Door.
Lovely home fabrics and drapery patterns offered in sale
Describes attractive fabrics for living rooms and dining rooms in various patterns and textures. Highlights net edging, cragsbar marquisette for curtains, Nerquisitte lace for draperies, tapestries and cretories for window hangings. Notes prices from 22c to 59c and suitability for cold weather protection.
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Broad St. Bridgepont
Grable
Westport
Cty
Lions
ASTA
Own A. Leonard
Wit
A. D. T. Protective Service
Hich
American District Telegraph and Mesenger Co
John Street
Srances
Coot
Mydere HotelseNo Parsports
Ded Crane
Ers Clark
Mediterranean
Grose Tony
Times
New York
Ole
Howland's
Howland Dry, Goods CO
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Hanken Knitting Mills
Main St
Connecticut Plate Glass Co
Cme
P. Sproviero
Main SR
Newfield
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