Obituaries Copied From Local Funeral Notices
Funeral services are reported for Clarence Le roy Elderd at Mullins Scott Redgate parlors with Rev. Benjamin F Root officiating. Burial followed in Mountain Grove cemetery. Mrs Kate Duval funeral held at home of daughter Mrs Charles Riehl. Rev Root officiated. burial in Park cemetery. Eawin Raymond Satlipp 54 died at home on Wood av onues. Services Wednesday 2 PM at home. burial Mountain Grove cemetery. Mary Smith 63 died yesterday. survived by husband Thomas B Smith two daughters Mrs Charles A Miller Mrs Frederick Zwierlein and son William Lyons of San Francisco. Funeral Thursday 8:30 AM from Mrs Zwierlein home 2405 Main St high requiem at St Charles church 9 AM. burial St Michael cemetery. Garrison F Brink died yesterday after protracted illness at 603 Brooks St. Employed by U M C Co. Woodmen of the World member. Survived by wife two sons Harold Fred. sister Mrs Edward Morey and brothers William Josiah John. Funeral 7:30 PM Wednesday at home. Rev Archibald F Campbell to officiate. Body to Rosindale N J Thursday for burial in Rosingale Plains cemetery. Elizabeth Juhasy 21 died yesterday at home 110 Andover St. Funeral Wednesday 9 AM from home. burial Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence I. Elderd
Clarence Leroy Elderd
Mullins, Scott & Redgate
Golden Hill Street
Benjamin F. Root
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Kate Duval
Charles Riehl
French Street
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Park Cemetery
Eawin E. Satlipp
Eawin Raymond Satlipp
Wood Avyonues
Mary Smith
Thomas B. Smith
St. Charles’ Church
Charles A. Miller
Frederick Zwierlein
William Lyons
San Francisco
Zwierlein
Main Street
St Charles Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Garrison F. Brink
Brooks Street
Woodmen of the World
Harold
Fred Brink
Edward Morey
William Josiah
John Brink
Archibald F. Campbell
Washington Park M. E
Rosindale
Rosingale Plains
Elizabeth Johasy
Elizabeth Juhasy
Mary
Andrew Juhasy
Andover Street
Building contracts total record $452 million for Jan-Feb 1920
New York officials report two month total of $452,511,000 in building contracts, far above 1919 and 1918. Chicago led districts with $189,506,000, New York district second at $115,945,000, driven by industrial and business structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oniol
Missouri
F. W. Dodge Company
Chicago
Voting machines restrict women voters under new suffrage ruling
New Haven March 16 voting machines if equal suffrage passes would not be usable by women in the fall. Town Clerk John E Doughran says women would vote only for president and vice president under the federal amendment and a method to separate these offices from state tickets would be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
John E. Doughan
Dowghan
Glory of Orient Rugs in American Makers
An advertisement extols Oriental style rugs reproduced by leading American makers. Rich colors, durability, and harmony with fine furniture are highlighted. Nine by twelve foot Brussels rugs with quiet all over patterns are priced around $78, couch covers in Oriental effect range from $7.50 to $12, and larger sets from $100 to $175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Funeral for Mrs Jabez Smith Held at Broad Street Home
Many mourners and family attended the service at her Broad street residence with Rev. Howard Meserve and Rev. Frank Carleson leading prayers and scripture. Community notes report regiment scores and upcoming events, including a Red Men masquerade fundraiser and local health statistics for the week ending March 13, 1920, noting a mumps epidemic in Ridgefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Jabez Smith
Broad Street
Howard ©. Meserve
Plymouth Church
Frank Carleson
Mithra Lodge Ballots Four Applications Tonight at Castle Hall
Mithra Lodge Knights of Pythias will ballot on four applications at tonight's meeting in Castle hall 1025 Main street. On April 9 a class of candidates will receive the rank of page. Jerusalem Chapter Royal Arch Masons holds a special convocation tonight to confer the royal arch degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mithra Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Main Street
Jerusalem
R.A. M
Danderine Ad Claims Quick Hair Cessation and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement promises immediate stop to hair loss and dandruff by applying a small bottle of Danderine to the scalp. It claims several uses will halt shedding and reveal new life, vigor, brightness, and thickness in the hair, with results visible soon.
Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand For Nervous People
The nerve tonic Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand promises vigor and vitality for nervous exhaustion and debility. Sold for 60 cents with a refund offer if dissatisfied on first box at Hindle's Pharmacy Hartigan Drug Stores and dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindle Pharmacy
Hartigan Drug Stores
Hindle’s
Hartigam
St Jacob’s Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An old advertisement touts St Jacob’s Liniment for backache colds congestion rheumatism and neuralgia claiming instant relief when rubbed on tender spots. It urges use for sore throat stiff neck and sciatica and notes a small bottle is available at drugstores with no strong alternatives. The copy shifts to a separate jab about bank presidents manufacturers and clerks in worn clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole
Siz
Crystal washer promises easy washday for every home
An advertisement touts a Crystal electric washer that handles washing and wringing quickly and reliably. It claims simple operation, reduces labor for wives, and invites readers to see the machine in action on the fourth floor.
Prices on Aluminum and Enamelware in Fourth Floor Sale
A catalog of kitchen aids offers aluminum coffee percolators seven cup size at 3.50, electric irons six pound at 4.25, six pound detachable plug irons at 5.25, aluminum saucepan sets 14 2 and 214 quart at 1.25, oil mops with long handles at 1.50, and enamelware coffee pots in four sizes at 2.95 in the fourth floor sale.
Chandeliers and Candlesticks Display on Fourth Floor
Shades with paneled colored glass match bases in finish. Candlesticks in mahogany finish range 6.50 to 30 dollars, 8 to 12 inch. Candles for occasions offered in many designs and colors per box. Plain and twisted candles available in multiple colors, priced per dozen. White patent holder candles sold per dozen. Floor location noted as Fourth floor.
Howland Clothes First For Wise Wardrobe Choices
See Howland clothes first daily as women learn it is wise from every standpoint to shop Howland. Styles are correct and there is a full show of all of them. Fabrics fashionable with desirable colors and weaves. Jersey dresses at 14.75 illustrate value per dollar. Navy pekin beaver tan and copenhagen colors. New tunic models with embroidery. Second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Copenhagen
Delighful vestees and laces offered at value sale
A local listing promotes delightful vestees with extra value and a unique gathering in variety. Oriental and Valenciennes laces, pretty net and organdy with ruffles or lace tucks. White and eerie styles numbered among many pieces. Worth $1.50.
Rosaries for Easter Gift Offerings
Beautiful rosaries with emerald topaz rose sapphire and silver crosses inlaid enamel priced at 5.00. Oval garnet topaz amethyst beads with gold cross 3.75. Opalescent emerald garnet topaz beads 2.25. Colored cut beads blue green yellow 1.25. Children's rosaries in special length 0.50. Main floor rear.
Silverware at good value from Wm A Rogers makers
Lot of silver for table service item 29c described as durable plating on white metal by Wm A Rogers Mfg Co. Includes knives forks large spoons cream ladles and cold meat forks in plain and two fancy patterns. Pieces priced from 50 cents to 1 dollar 50. Lettaisie front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm A Rogers
Wm Rogers Mfg Co
Lettaisie
French crafted gloves praised for kidlike feel and value
Advert says gloves in white or black sell for 2.15 dollars. They resemble kid skin, cut by French experts and finished in a quality French factory. Black and white styles with embroidered backs are in steady demand and priced as high as 2.50 dollars.
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HAROLD C_WEIDLICH
DR. Weidlich
Alvord
DR. Gorey
Johnson
Wall Street
Dentists
Green Carnations
St. Patrick’s Day
John Beck & Son
John St
Main ST. Sila
Arthur L. Clark Co. Inc
Main St
Hindle Drug Stores
Main St. Cor
State Near
Lowland
Tiances
Fairfield Av
Enius
Raf
Loor
Devon
Vanquishing Co. E
Gottsegen
Swift
Harrison
Brotherton
Burns
Merritt
Milford
Cornelius Corning
Harborside Drive
Methodist Sunday School
Bridgeport
Greenwich
Newtown
Stamford
City
Stratford
Trumbull
Danbury
Stratfora
Ridgefield
Fraternal News
Wendell’s
Granumushe
Rosaries
Alsie
Howland Dry Goods
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