Morosco family entertains crowd with tumbling and singing
A busy arts night sees the Morosco family perform a tumbling act with Walter and Frank, Miss Evans singing, and a Gaylord's opera house concert managed by Prof. Belknap. The program features a male trio and a celebrated female quartet with strong instrumental support.
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Little Bo Peep
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Miss L. Hubbard
Messrs. C. Bartholomew
E. Brainard
Jennie Rose
Jennie van Wie
Eliza Quinlan
Lottie Ely
A. i Wood
van Sands
B. F.forbes
Gertrude Brainard
Cili‘vena
Mailing Hours By Season At Philo Hall
From April 1 to October 1 mails open at 7 a m and close at 9 p m. From October 1 to April 1 mails open at 7 30 a m and close at 8 30 p m. Western mail opens at 9 30 a m and 6 45 p m. Eastern at 9 36 a m and 7 90 p m. Sunday open 1 to 1 30 p m. Philo Hall P M
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Philo Hall
Local Official Names and Assignments List
A list of public roles and officials including Assxsxons-R Dibble Avprrors-H B Fowler L J Nichols and many others with titles such as Collector of Taxes Constables Justices of the Peace Poormaster Registrars of Births Marriages and Deaths and Road Surveyor. Named individuals include J P Douglass W H Wilson E H Rogers W A Wright and H H Stedman among others.
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J. P. Douglass
ConstabLes
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Crofton McNulty
Geo. W. Beach
John Holley
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A. Beers
W. T. Howd
Roap Survetor
W. EL Wilson
SxLedman
L. McGrail
G. H. Page and
Church Notices Readings and Service Times
Church Notice list including Congregational Trinity Episcopal and Catholic services. Rev. Smith Rev. Hl Rev. Henry Olmsted D D Rev. Father Martin Rev. Joseph Tomlinson Rev. John Grey F. H. Taylor provide schedule times for 10 45 a m 7 30 p m 5 p m and noon services across multiple parishes in Branford Point Stony Creek and surrounding areas.
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C. W Hl
Young Peoples
Trinity Episcopal Caurnca
Henry Olmsted
D. D
Branford Point
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Father EK. Martin
Old Stone
Joseph Tomlinson
Christ Church
Protestant Episcopal
John Grey
Church OF Christ
F. H. Taylor
Community Fraternal Meetings List and Scribes
Stranger's Guide notes regular meetings for Mary's T A B Society at Town Hall on the third Tuesday 8:00 p m with secretary Wm H McNeany widow's Son Lodge A M meet first and third Wednesday each month Francis L Clark secretary Emerald Social Club meets first and third Friday 7 20 p m James Reynolds secretary Ancient Order Hibernians meet third Thursday 8 p m James Holley secretary
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Town Hall
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Lodge
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Emerald Social Club
James Reynolds
Ancient Order Hibernians
James Holley
Weather, hunts, and new school open at Short Beach
Weather beckons calm days as Warren Smith and daughter return home. Fox hunt excitement lingers with fox ahead. Short Beach school opens with Miss Hattie Ely teaching, signaling local growth. Willis Robinson and Walter Foot lease Calkins store and barn, plan to take possession by early March. E McKenna returns from New Jersey after a week with relatives. A course of lectures may come in February.
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Hattie Ely
Willis Robinson
Walter Foot
G. W. Calkins
Main
Rogers Streets
Calkins & Tomlinson
Fragmentary legal notice mentions Xttgok Brothers and Edson Brothers
A damaged OCR fragment references Xttgok Brothers solicitors of Washington DC and Edson Brothers, a firm with long experience established in 1866. The text is incomplete but indicates a claim or service note directed to the named firms.
Wallingford Notes Honor and Events at Town Meeting
Captain Mansfield received seven pickerel as a reward for effort last week. Episcopal ladies publish a church cook book to aid church expenses. Union services at Congregational church with Rev. H Baker preaching. Metropolitan Minstrels performed at Town Hall with multiple listed performers. William Ebert to wed Miss L Végelsanger in Durham and relocate to Montreal. Post Office reports revival with stamps and envelopes revenue up 50 percent over seven years and strong gains over three years and the prior year.
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William Ebert
Montreal
Durham
L. Végelsanger
Wallingford
Hubbard
One Cent Value and Spending Wisdom
A seaside essay uses a penny as a symbol of value and spending. It contrasts one cent to a dollar and warns that thrift matters, noting many failures from fast living and urging care with cents to protect dollars.
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United States of America
Doug
Carsten
Revival under way as Norwich South Windsor rolls grand list
Norwich South Windsor reports a grand list of 1 274 380 dollars as a revival proceeds. Other items include a Norwich man receiving a 1602 London Bible, eastern Mystic schools closing for diphtheria, and a Ripley grant funding a Wesleyan professorship of 75 000 dollars.
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Wesleyan University
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Ripley
Local store notices advertise sales and goods
J H and Co promote pure wines and liquors for family use at the Pharmacy while Calkins and Tomlinson close out stock with crockery at 15 percent off. They stock dry goods boots shoes hats caps and a 5 cent Cheese It cigar. Also molasses shipments and egg food stock plus waterproofing and harness blacking offers.
Connecticut Savings Banks Report Shows Gains and Proposals
The bank commissioners report 85 savings banks hold 72 million in deposits up 026,974 from last year with 202,385 depositors up 258. Surplus reaches 2.86 million. Real estate loans total 42.11 million down 3.03 million, government bonds 8.16 million up 1.3 million, real estate owned 4.96 million up 1.25 million. Recommend allowing investments in out of state bonds and railway first mortgages and repealing the half Connecticut real estate deposit rule.
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