Bethel Postmaster Reappointed in Bethel Wisconsin
Bethel Postmaster W. B. Judd received notice of his reappointment, serving four years since June 1, 1914, with praise for his government work in Liberty Loan drives and War Savings stamps campaigns. Also reports from Bethel include a street accident involving Mrs. Benjamin Meeker, a near miss at A. Phillips firm, local social notes, and preparation for a St. Thomas church Red Cross Hallowe'en event on October 26.
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Judd
Bethel
Wilson
Spon
Secoun
Benjamin Meeker
West Redding
Panbury
Fleetwood Avenue
Meeker
Fleeetwood Avenue
Grassy Plain Street
Heim
Thomas
George Bell
Bridgeport
Muriel Archer
Colchester
Ruth Anderson
Westport
F. Scoley
Naomi
Waterville
C. Bennett Short
Farnumhill
Rue Marie Dibble
Abs
C. Dibble
Stony Hill
Miss Dibble
Methodist Episcopal
Red Cross
Hallowe'en
De Miracle Sanitary Hair Remover Ad Claim
An old advertisement argues hair removal must target under the skin and promotes De Miracle as the absorption based solution. It touts a money back guarantee and availability at various price sizes, with free book upon request from New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
129Th St
Park Ave
New York
Man bites claim sets scene in court at theater
Patsy Mason 20 testified in Criminal Common Pleas that Mary Gardenier bit his arm after a verbal dispute at a Main Street moving picture theatre. He denied punches or a 11 cent insult claim and said he wore medical treatment for a month after the bite. Witnesses backed his account while Gardenier denied abusing him. Judge Booth adjourned until morning for further hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Common Pleas Court
Patsy Mason
Mason
Tfe
Bullard Machine ‘Oo Company
Funeral for Mrs Booth Held at Congregational Church
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie Booth was held Tuesday afternoon at the Congregational church with Rev. M. Ikeneston officiating. A large gathering attended, flowers overabundant, Miss Urriet Leverin sang, and H L Whitney played the organ. Interment followed at Lawn cemetery. Hawley serves on Bridgeport jury duty.
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Huntington
Fanniz Booth
Congregational Church
M. Ikeneston
Umriet Leverin
H. L. Whitney
Daniel Nichols
George Nichols
Frank Wells
A. J. Kraemer
Henry Prench
James Nichols
Lawn Cemetery
Hawley
Bridgeport
E. C. Wooster
Tawmill River Grange
Huntington School Hall
the Grange
Amity Club
Real estate quit deeds and transfers across Madison area
The Madison Park Land Company and numerous buyers execute warranty deeds and quit claims for properties on Merritt street Ardmore avenue Burr court Morningside drive South avenue Wood avenue Engle Street and Grandview park map area. Transactions involve Edward Spargo William Winter John Grant Samuel Fanning Annie Hubbell Provi dent Development Corp and others in a broad land transfer round.
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Madison Park Land Company
Wanda Woltersdorf
Merritt Street
Stephen Runyko
Toth Veron
Et al
Burr Court
Stephen Punyko
Steven Liptak
Edward CC. Spargo
Wiliam Winter
Lougarda Doerner
Morningside Drive
John W. Grant
Samuel V. Panning
Andrew J. Luchansky
Anna Tomko
Eagle Street
Adolph B. Raich
Provident Development Corporation
Wayne Street
Annie Hubbell
Arthur C. Gibson
South Avenue
Samuel V. Fanning
Henry Kornblut
Engle Street
City Savings Bank
Mary R. Mackwekis
Baldwin Street
Albert Voigt
William EH. Moffit
Grandview Park
Frances I. Crockett
Anna Ts Lindholm
Ela MM. Doughis
Menteon
Wel
Train Schedules Change On New Haven Railroad
Changes of passenger train schedules on all divisions of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad go into effect Sunday November 22. The White Mountain day express ends season trips from New York September 7 and from New Haven September 28. The White Mountain night express ends trips from New York September 28 and from New Haven September 9. The Bar Harbor express ends trips from New York October 4 and from Mount Desert Maine October 6. The State of Maine express makes its final trip from New York October and from Portland October 6.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
White Mountain Day Express
New York
F’nbyan
White Mountain Night Express
Mibvan
Bar Harbor
Mt. Desert Merry
State of Maine Express
Portland
Returned Soldiers as Police in Washington Force
A hundred or more returned soldiers, declared unfit for duty, were added to Washington police. They have indefinite furloughs and while on duty, carry the blue-coated police mutn, though they wear khaki, reflecting a severe shortage of material for federal captain Springfield Republican.
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Washington
Springfield Republican
Opera waists and fine voile blouses in new colors
A catalog-style notice promotes Opera waists and fine voile garments on the second floor. It highlights collarless, embroidered, and lace-trimmed models in voile and dimity with prices from 3.50 to 5.75, plus a range of gloves described as a color-cleanup with most sizes available and most pairs previously priced higher.
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Fey
Gaiters for style and comfort advertise new fall wear
Gaiters offered for both men and women promise style and comfort with cloth-tan appearance to enhance low shoes. Women's 9 inch models feature durable buttons. colors include white taupe light fawn, plus 8 and 9 inch options in khaki taupe and tan. Men's special khaki fabric in black and taupe, 9 inches, priced 1.50. Main floor rear display.
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Magee National
Magee Furnace Co., Inc
Boston
Mass
L. M. Hopkins & Son
Ranges
Joseph Mullins CO
Heaters
Schietinger & Ludwig
Heateri
Stiemmieiri
Jewett
the Jewett
New England
Steinert
M. Steinert & Sons CO
Reitz& Hawle
Opticians
New Haven
Roth-Blum
Main St
Russia
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main &J. Arcade
Howland
Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
Bridgeport Conn
Lace
Alsie
THE
Howland Dry Goods Co
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