Norwalk Owners Ordered to Clean Up Yards
Norwalk officials ordered 43 property owners and tenants along Main and Wall streets to clean up yards and abate nuisances after a health inspection of the Norwalk river. County Health Officer Marr warned future dumping would lead to prosecution, with several owners already beginning compliance.
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Norwalk
Norwalk River
Board of Health
Main Street
Wall Street
Death by own action ruled compensable in Michigan
Lansing Sept 18 The Michigan Department of Labor and Industry ruled a janitor Chauncey M. Mutch of Alpena who cut his throat during delirium caused by an ear injury sustained in the course of employment died from a compensable injury under the workers compensation act. His dependents are entitled to compensation.
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Lansing
Mid
Michigan State Department of Labor and Industry
Chauncey M. Mutch
Alpena
Musician Jimmy Sexton in Norwalk Hospital Poison Incident
James A. Sexton a prominent Norwalk pianist and musician remains in serious condition at Norwalk hospital after swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets belief they were headache capsules. His wife found the bottle on the wash-bowl and summoned aid leading to his hospital transfer.
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Norwalk
James A. Saxton
South Main Street
Norwalk Hospital
Sexton
Jimmy
Teased pet dog bites Greens Farms boy on knee
Westport report says 12 year old J Michael Dyer, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Deer, Greens Farms, was bitten by a dog yesterday after teasing the animal. Dr William F O Connell treated the left knee wound at his home, and the incident was reported to authorities.
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Westport
j—Michael Dyer
Louis Deer
Greens Farms
William F. O'Connell
Doubt on Compass Bearings Linked to Wreck Off Point Arguello
San Diego Sept 18 A Navy court of inquiry heard Lt Laurence Wild state that compass signals may have been uncertain before seven destroyers struck rocks off Point Arguello on Sept 8, killing 23. He recalled the Welphy’s CO asking radio men to angle for a reverse bearing.
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San Diego
Cal
Palnt Arguebo
Point Hondar
Crass
Laurence Wild
Naval Court of Inquiry
Wilde
W. V. Fratt
Welphy
Wild
Delphy
Oak Coast
Point Arguello
Desire for American Friendship in England
New York report quotes John H. MacCracken president of Lafayette College arriving in New York after a European tour. He says an almost pathetic desire for American friendship exists in England and that British imperialists further this. He notes Americans are viewed unfavorably by bankers and hoteliers due to exchange rates and prohibition, yet American plays and films have invaded England with merry-go-rounds playing American airs at Oxford gates.
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New York
England
John H. MaeCracken
Lafayette College
Majestic
MacCracken
Ar. MacCracken
Oxford University
Obituaries list multiple local residents and funeral details
Funeral services for Julia A Gott widow of George Gott will be held tomorrow afternoon at her Beach Street home with Rev William McDermot officiating Interment in Lakeview Cemetery Other obituaries include Michael Dunlevy Charles D Lane Henry J Brunelle Mary E F OBrien David Burroughs Joseph Gebeau Charles Langdon Donald W Kimlin with services at homes churches and cemeteries across Stretford and nearby areas, noting births deaths and interment locations.
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Julia A. Goi
Julia A.‘ Gott
George Gott
Beach Street
Wiliam McDermot
Lakeview Cemetery
Michael Dunlevy
Charles L. Dennis
State Street
St. Mary's Church
A. 0. Traynor
St. Michael's Cemetery
Charles D. Lane
Henry S
Anne H. Lane
Linden Avenue
Stretford
R. c. Whitehead
Henry J. Brunelle
Mernand,Brunelle
James Istreet
St. Anthony's Church
Mary Ef, O'Brien
Mary HW. O'Brien
Lawrence
Joha Ane O'Brien
Bhenville
Avid Burroughs
David Burroughs
Tawley and
Wilmot
Lafayetta
Rev
Joseph Gebeau
St. Vincent's Hospital
Moses Gebeau
Canada
Walker and Bustks
Walfield Avenue
St. Augustine's
Tn Lerment
Charles Langdon
Antatreet
Mountain Grove’ Cemetery
Embroider Bedspreads Show Promises Low Prices
An unusual demand for embroidered bed spreads has prompted a showing where buyers can purchase many items at a remarkably low price. The offer promotes real value with spreads available at $1 each.
Embroidery cottons and pretty fringes sale note
An advert offers embroidery cottons and fringes in sealed color packages arranged to match spreads. It promises exact shades and quantities at a lowered price, urging readers to purchase through this door center for precise needs.
Fine hosiery and comfy undies on sale now
Women’s silk and lisle hosiery in mixed colors black and gold cordovan green black and white. Silky fibre hosiery with lisle tops and soles in black African brown otter and shoe grey. Infant lisle hose in white champagne and grey. Wamien’s lisle vests and bodices hems top sizes 36 to 44. 35¢ or 3 for St Madin floor 1 L7 rear.
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Wamien
St.” Madin
Wondrous Dresses At Ten Dollars
What wondrous dresses ten dollars will buy. Fall dresses in heavy crepe de chine with dainty pleating and silk braid trimming. Rich satins with panels and ornaments. Serges in practical styles with a touch of color. Street and business wear sizes misses 16 to 44. Second floor center.
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Jimmy” Sexton
Norwk
Mercury
Neuhoff
Oxfords
Goodyear
Donald W. Kimlin
Donald W. Kimlini
Hawley and
Lafayette Strest
Cemelem
Bridgeport, Dom
Jowland’s
America
Fhion Hat Co
Millinery Association of
Amerca
Tribun Hata
Iminist
New York Times
Association
Frashion Mat Company
Aucion
MUL
Bridgeport
Cantilever Shoe Shop
Alford & Schwab Inc
Horlick
Howland Dry Goods
New Haven Surgical Company
Riak
N. H. Surgical CO
Fairfield Ave
Main St
Bridgeport, Conn
Alberta
C. O. Young & Sons
Barnes Nursery& Orchard Co
Wallingford, Conn
Post-Telegram
Sherlock Holmes
Laurel Avenue
Sherlock