Personal notices and obituaries from Bridgeport area
Local folks entertainments and visits at Lakeview cemetery and Walnut Beach Union Chapel events mark community life. Obituary notes Oscar S Lawyer, Oscar S Sawyer, and Philip G Puffer with funeral details and survivor lists. mentions of visiting relatives, vacations in Pim Maine, and social gatherings across Fairfield Avenue and Laurel Avenue.
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Union Chapel At
Walnut Beach
Judge Root of
Devon
Oscar
Oscar S. Sawyer
Howard Avenue
Albert
Chandler
L. W. Clark
James Foster
Jean Campbell
Joseph Burley
St. Augustine's Church
Loyal Order of Moose
Nettle D Bordenet Seeks Divorce From Alfred Bordenet
Nettle D. Bordenet files for divorce from Alfred Bordenet, married July 22, 1889, who deserted her March 5, 1915. She asks restoration of her maiden name Smith upon decree.
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Nettle D. Bordenet
Superior Court
Alfred Bordenet
Smith
Hooch smuggler kingpin death tied to Springfield feud
In a Springfield drive to settle a $6,000 liquor bill, New Haven men led by James Mosca engaged Luvera and others. Mosca and several companions were shot. Luvera, Paneretti, and Imciametto were arrested. Mosca died before hospital aid arrived. Police found a 45 caliber automatic on Mosca’s body.
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Angelina Tedesco
Mercy
Waterbury
Mosca
New Haven
Owen
John Lavern
Luvera
Springfield Police
Iwo New Haven
James Mos
Harry Coppola
Charles Chieppo
DiAntonio
Joseph Mannetti
Springfield
Chiepplo
Nicholas Chiepplo
Johniuyvera
Hickory Street
Springfeld
Frank Paneretti
Samuel Imefamelto
Hubbard Avenue
Main and
Park Streets
New
Joseph Massetti
Holyoke
Indian Orchard
Ben
Nefa
Small Nations
Consignee
Spring
New York
James Mosca
Myrtle Street
Greenwich
Gianelli
Lawlor
United States
Lynch
Hartford
John Gaudioxo
East Street
France Macone
Louis Bianca
Chambray Dress For Young Girls With Subtle Touches
The article advises on dress for around age eleven, stressing simple styles and smart, distinctive details. It highlights a yellow chambray frock with a gathered skirt on a plain yoke, two pockets, and black and white embroidery at the neck sleeves yoke and pockets using simple stitches and French knots as the distinguishing feature.
Who Will Write the Family History
The Buffalo Express quotes a cynical remark about who should document a family history. The line notes Hiram has already taken out many life insurance policies, implying a questionable motive for recording ancestry and suggesting suspicion of intent behind genealogical work.
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Hiram
Tfe
Buffalo Express
Vinci builds strength for tired women after sleeplessness
Mrs. T H Shelton describes severe fatigue and nervous weakness from lack of sleep. She credits Vinci with restoring energy, appetite, and sleep after other medicines failed. The ad touts Vinci as a blend of proven tonics, addressing run down and weak conditions.
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Vinci
Walter L Dunlap obituary services held in Bridgeport
Funeral services for Walter L Dunlap were conducted yesterday at Hawley and Wilmot on Lafayette street with Rev. Charles Simpson of Bridgeport Christian Mission presiding. Burial followed at Mountain Grove cemetery. Walter Wine obituary services held yesterday at Hawley and Wilmot with Rev. Charles Simpson presiding in Bridgeport.
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Philip G. Puffer
Laurel Avenue
Agen
American Tube and Stamping Company
Bridgeport
Puffer
Remington U. M. C
Association of Purchasing Agents of Connecticut
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Walter L. Dunlap
Hawley and
Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Charles Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Mission
Walter Wing
Walter Wine
Hawley & Wilmot
Webb seeks court order to eject Commonwealth Paper Box Co
William H. Webb as receiver for the Craig Paper Box Co petitions the Superior Court to empower an agent to eject the Commonwealth Paper Box Co from disputed premises. The filing outlines a legal ejectment action and requests authority for eviction proceedings.
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William H. Webb
Craig Paper Box Company
Commonwealth Paper Box Company
Crossing clash tests driver patience at Stamford station
From the Craig Company's prn at Stamford, motorists confident their 30 mph pace can outrun a 60 mph train at a railroad crossing risk a fatal result. The odd note warns against underestimating train speed and the danger at crossings.
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Craig Company
Prn
Stamford
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Christian Mission
Lakeview Cemetery
Jacob B. Klein
Fairfield Avenue
Pim,Maine
William J. Nichots
Clinton Avenue
Ward B. Chamberlain
New York City
Mary E. Ford
Rennell Street
Brooklawn Country Club
George C. Peet
Golden Hill Street
Joseph Peet
William Lineburgh
New London
Fred W. Hall
Pauline
Mohawk Trail
Harold Moss
Fort Trumbull Beach
James Mizer
Argus Club
Stratford
Henry Ordner
Broadbridge Avenue
William B. Griffin
Rose Street
Ralph White
Wood Avenue
West End
MR. and
Mirs
Lucien T. Warner
Broadstreet
Mrs. L. C. Warner
Ghief
Chambray
Stion
Bart
Feesinoi
City Savings Bank
Tomer
Barnum
Noble
Rockwell & Co
Main ST
Pinaud
Mengem Safety Razors
Lyon
Gillette
Hay
Aubry Sisters
Ed Pinaud’s
Piver’s
Mary Garden
Roger & Gallet
Violet de Parme
Hudnut’s
Mavis
Derwillo
Dorothy Dalton
Babcock
Castile
Hind
Pond
Dagett and Ramsdell
Dr. Charles
Gourard
Ingram
Djer
Houbigant’s Ideal
Piper’s Extracts
Tanty’s
Tetlow’s
Blue Moon
Kirk
Goblin
Roger & Gallet’s
Sunset
Miller’s Fountain
Bayer
Baticyicw
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