Hold Regular Monthly Session by Connecticut Purchasing Agents
The Purchasing Agents Association of Connecticut holds its regular monthly meeting today in Waterbury at Scoville Manufacturing Cafeteria Building 112 999 East Main Street. Yale football coach Walter Gunp and NYNH&H official J O Halliday speak on fitness and transportation with open discussions on coal car rules export embargo and vendor invoicing. Dinner at 6 30 p m. traffic men urged to attend.
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Purchasing Agents’ Association of Connecticut
Waterbury
Bridgeport Brass Company
Scoville Manufacturing Company
East Main Street
Conn
Walter Gunp
Yale
J. O. Halliday
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Camp
Halliday
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Bayer Aspirin Ad for Genuine Tablets
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Cross for pain relief. It claims physicians have prescribed Bayer Aspirin for over eighteen years and that millions verify its safety. A tin of twelve tablets and larger packages are available from druggists.
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Bayer
Ady
Hay Fever Sufferer Finds Calm Summer at Home
W A Litel of Brooklyn breaks yearly hay fever getaways to stay home and manage symptoms. He uses Kotox three times daily, an antiseptic powder that clears the head and aids free breathing, promising relief, better sleep, and appetite. Many people stay home this summer for comfort and health as Kotox is advertised.
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W. A. Litel
Brooklyn
W. A. Lites
Kolox
Second Dayton death follows brother’s funeral in Devon
The Dayton family mourns a second death within a week as George W. Dayton Jr., 38, of Avon Street Devon, dies after a brief pneumonia illness. His father died last Tuesday and was buried Thursday at Milford Cemetery. George Jr. helped run a local bakery with relatives before working at Union Metallic Cartridge Co. He leaves a mother Mrs Minerva Dayton, three brothers, a sister, and several in-laws. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at his late home, with Rev. D. Green officiating. burial at Milford Cemetery. The Milford A C team lost 5 to 3 to Lenox A C of Bridgeport on Gulf Street. Sophie Pond of New York visits Milford’s Merwin residence. Milford’s Visiting Nurse association starts its week-long drive with Girl Scouts as canvassers. Also noted is Milford clean-up week and a minor Bridgeport Turnpike auto collision with no injuries or arrests.
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Dayton
George W. Dayton, Jr
Avon Street
Devon
Milford Cemetery
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Samuel Harris Lodge of Odd Fellows
Stratfield Encampment
Criterion Club
Sons of Veterans
Minerva Dayton
Robert G. Charles
Reuben
Minnie Hagley
D. Green
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Milford Police Raid Targets Harris House Raid
Milford police, led by Chief Maher and six officers, raided the home of Mr and Mrs John Harris and confiscated Aquor. Two men and three women were arrested and bonds posted by Deputy Sheriff P J McNerney of New Haven. They face arraignment in Milford town court Wednesday morning.
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Maher
John Harris
PJ. McNerney
New Haven
Milford
Connecticut Patents May 18 1920 List of awards
The Connecticut patents list issued May 18 includes Clarence F. Benjamin Milford on a bullet dropping machine, William A. Borden Westport on a book shelf, Frederick L. Bradbury Bridgeport on a cruiser forming die, Carl Fisher Bridgeport on a combined safety pin and clasp, Gilbert W. Goodridge Bridgeport on a chain and attachment plug, John R. Reyburn Bridgeport on a tire grip tightener, Albert L. Vearn Bridgeport on a permutation lock, John A. Caulkins Hartford on landing stage for aeroplanes, Edwin T. Yungk Hartford on swagger stick, Alfred Lilley West Hartford on a toy, James H. Graham Torrington on making spoke nipples, Richard Liebeau New Haven on a hydropneumatic device, Frank E. Thompson Stamford on a spoon fork or similar article. Design Alfred G. Kinta Wal ingford on a spoon fork or similar article. Trade Mark Ridgeport Brass Co Bridgeport on bronze ingots castings Embalmers Supply Co Westport on embalming fluid. Times Want Ads One Cent a Word. Use Them.
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A. M. Wooster
Main Street
Clarence F. Benjamin
Milford
William A. Borden
Westport
Frederick L. Bradbury
Bridgeport
Carl Fisher
Gilbert W. Goodridge
John R. Reyburn
Albert TL. Vearn
John A. Caulkins
Hartford
Edwin TL. Yungk
Alfred L. Lilley
West Hartford
James H. Graham
Torrington
Richard Liebeau
New Haven
Frank E. Thompson
Stamford
Alfred G. Kinta
Walingford
Ridgeport Brass Co
Prince Albert Coat as Umbrella in African Venture
A World Outlook feature profiles a proud African figure known as The Bishop. He travels with missionaries, carries their gear, and wears a loin cloth fashioned from monkey skin. During a rainstorm he uses a Prince Albert coat as an improvised umbrella to protect his new garment.
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St. James
Vavati
Portuguese East
Hartzell
Consious
Tom Sawyer
Jim
Census shifts city pop rankings in 1920 figures
Washington reports the 1920 census will redraw city populations with many moving into the 100000 class. Akron leads growth among large cities, passing eight 100000-plus rivals. New York Chicago and Philadelphia hold first through third. Several small changes follow, including Newark surpassing Cincinnati and Bridgeport moving past Paterson Nashville and Spokane. Also noted are boxing results featuring Johnny Kilbane, Kid Williams, Eddie Fitzsimmons and Lew Tendler in recent bouts.
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Washington
Akron
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
D. C
Newark
Newark, J
Cincinnati
New Orleans
N. J
Bridgeport
Johnny Kilbane
Harry “Kid” Brown
Shiba Park
Eddie
Fitzsimmons
Lew Tendler
Tendler
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Patsy Johnson
April Shipping Shows Decline in Exports and Imports
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports April exports at 681 million dollars, down from March's 820 million, with ten month exports totaling 6.734 billion. Imports in April reach 495 million, easing from March’s 524 million, while gold imports in April hit a multi-year high of 50 million. Over ten months, gold imports total 110 million, and gold exports 453 million. Silver imports and exports in April stand at 11 million and 17 million respectively, near prior months’ averages.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerne
Secral
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Milford A. C
Lenox A. C
Gulf Street
Sophie Pond
Milfords
Merritt Merwin
Visiting Nurse Association
Keen
Jack Butka
Durea
Milford News
Charles Shaler
Knollmeyer
Carleson
H. I. Mathewson
Logan
Careson
Roger Baldwin
Elizabeth Murphy
Yale of Music
Ruth Bracher
Tracey Clarke
India
Somers
Higgins
Lavery
Ford
Paul Dutbis
New Haven Avenue
Franze Dumrease
Memorial Bridge
Fritze Dumrease
Texas
Frank Cambeo
E. N. Clarke & Son
McCean
Carlson
Hey. Simonson
America
Rev
Wrank T. Munson
Tuttle Place
North Street
Pollard Place
Sarah A Brooks
Russell Kibbe
Rosentraum School
Connecticut
Prince Albert
Kilbane
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington, D. C
N. J. Newark
Minneapolis
Minn
Indianapolis
Ind
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Bedell
Elm Street
Pring
S.E. Lee Piano Co
The
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