Obituary notices and staff changes in Connecticut area
Obituaries report deaths of Joseph MacCallen 82 year old Meriden resident and William Titus 62, and Mary Reglas in Bridgeport. Services held at Undertaking Parlors and St. Josephs Church. Interments at Sacred Heart Coleytown Park and St. Michaels. Also Mildred Ariene Della Vecchia infant survivor Mrs. Lavinia Nichols. Dick Bradshaw named circulation manager at The Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph MacCallen
Meriden
St. Joseph's
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Mary Reglas
Bridgeport
Michael J. Gannon
Stamford
St. Michael's Cemetery
Captain Dailey Elected First Vice President of State Firemen
Captain Michael J. Dailey of Chemi cal Co. No. 2 was elected first vice president at the Connecticut State Firemen’s association convention in Savin Rock. He will become president in 1914 following the association’s custom. Dailey led the Bridgeport delegation and already presides over the Fairfield County Firemen’s Association. His popularity spans the department and the city, where he was once a top St. Joseph T. A&B member and a standout M C A athlete. The convention concluded with a field day highlighted by a monster parade led by the Pacifics, with Mayor Clifford B. Wilson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael ‘J. Dailey
Chemical Co
Connecticut State Firemen’s Association
Savin Rock
Dalley
Capt. Dailey
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
Fairfield County Firemen’s Association
Dailey
St. Joseph T. A & B. Society
Prof
Cann
Pacifics
Coast Artillery Corps
Bull's Head
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Clifford B. Wilson
Solving Mexico's Agrarian Problem by Land Division
Eagle Pass Texas district reports Durango state plans to divide land into small plots for native homesteaders on long terms. Governor Rouaix outlines safeguards to block speculators, aiming to follow San Luis Potosi method to address Mexico's agrarian issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Mex
Durango
Pastor Rouaix
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Colonial Ball Room to Reopen with Saturday Socials
The Colonial ball room in Fairfield avenue will reopen next Saturday night under Prof. Quilty for regular socials. Objectionable dances like the Tango and Bunny Hug will be barred, aligning with the convention of the International Association Masters of Dancing in Atlantic City which tabooed them. Coroner John J. Phelan returns from a ten day trip to resume duties. Edith O Hara hosts a corn and frankfurter roast at Silver Sands with many friends and local residents in attendance. Mrs Sheridan of 497 William Street and her daughter Grace Sheridan visit Great Barrington and plan to return after Labor Day. Miss Jane Barnes prepares to return for the new school year after Canada visit. Teachers Mery and Elizabeth McLaughlin join relatives at Mt Pleasant house in Jefferson, Mass. A debate continues over whether Jack Johnson or Harry Thaw is the more popular American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilty
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
International Association
Atlantic City
N.J
Edith O'Hara
Brooke Street
Silver Sands
Mabel Coughlin
Sally Byrne
Kathleen Byrne
Bessie O'Hara
Katherine Hara
J. F. Quinn
Henry O'Hara
Peck, Lyle, Mott
Wiedenhoff
Stokes
Dr. Quinn
A. Mr. Sheridan
William Street
Grace Sheridan
Great Barrington
Mass
New Felt Hats Spotlight Summer Millinery Deals
We display a selection of new felt hats in white and colored varieties ready for immediate wear. Prices range from 69 cents to 4 dollars, with plush tams soft crown velvet and silk hats from 1.48 to 5 dollars. All summer millinery marked at nominal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Madras
Pongee
Haldane's Visit Drives ABA Meeting Feature
Hundreds of prominent U S lawyers gather in Montreal for the American Bar Association annual meeting set for September first to third. Lord high chancellor of England Richard B Haldane will visit on a five day trip. Frank B Kellogg will open the sessions. Taft and Elihu Root will participate in papers and toasts with Maitre Labori among those who will respond at a closing banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
America Bar Association
Richard B. Haldane
England
America
Canada
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Royal Victoria College Assembly Hall
Haldane
Princess Theater
Edward Douglas White
United Stat Supreme Court
Jes J. Doherty
Dominion of Canada
Lord Chancellor
Bar Association
Wiliam
Heck
Federal Circuit of Appeals of
Kansas
Taft
Elihu Root
Maitre Labori, Batonnier
Bar of
Paris
Dreyfus
Three Months in Jail for Louis Gross
Louis Gross a 38 year old tailor of 159 State street was sentenced in city court to three months in county jail for using abusive language toward Cora Barbeau a manicurist formerly with the Stratfield hotel. The offense occurred at the complainant's mother's home 42 Capitol avenue and involved an alleged attempt to tamper with state’s witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gross
State Street
Socounty
Cora Barbeau
Stratfield Hotel
Selina Barbeau
Capitol Avenue
Abe Geduldig
Ball
Frank Caniveri
Star Lunch
Miss Barbeau
Gross
Barbeau
Coughlin
Grey
Geduldig
Gray
Governors Lunch 9500 Feet Above Sea Level Today
Colorado Springs August 27. An executive session 9500 feet above sea level atop Mount Manitou near Pike's Peak featured today’s governors conference program. An improvised banquet hall housed several hundred visiting executives and lunch was served in the open air pavilion. Burro races along mountain trails entertained attendees. Governor Lister of Washington spoke on a State Department of Efficiency and Economy, taking Cruce of Oklahoma's place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mount Manitou
Pike's Peak
Opon Air
Lister
Washington
State Department of Efficiency
Gov
Cruce
Oklahoma
City Court Cases and Local News Recap
Eugene Haseell a Bedford chauffeur was fined fifty dollars for speeding on Fairfield avenue and appealed with a hundred dollar bond. Leo Garboskeau found guilty of breach of peace after a motorcycle chase, fined five dollars. Angelo Petrolocas fined thirty five dollars for selling liquor without a license at 282 Water street. he claimed it was for boarders. James Colls sok rest continued till September 10. Thomas McCarthy fined ten dollars for assault. Thomas Fitchel fined five dollars for intoxication after a Water street brawl. Ralph Parlo jailed on trespassing near a railroad round house. New London report notes death of Attie bore Allen of Kansas City at the Collonade Hotel. body to be sent home. Brief items on constitutional matters and railroad stockholder meetings stir public talk. ADVERTISE IN THE FANNER
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Haseell
Charles B. Bedford
Greens Farms
Fairfield Avenue
Leo Garboskeau
Gorgas
Coats
Water Street
Angelo
Petrolocas
James Colls
Merritt
Thomas McCarthy
Costa
Thomas Fitchell
New London
Attiebore F Allen
Kansas City
Kas
Collonade Hotel
Alles
Huerts
Boeri
Meerta
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Kline’s
Main St
Klines
Mrsa
Lavinia P. Nichols
C. E. Nichols
White Plains
Coleytown Cemetery
Weston
William Titus
Olive Street
St Vincent's Hospital
William L. Bayles
St. Vincent's Hospital
Madison Avenue
M. L. Proper
Park Cemetery
Mildred Ariene
Nicholas Della Vecchia
Hallett Street
Fannie Kost
Goodwin Street
A Bradshaw
Dick” Bradshaw
Connecticut
The
Farmer
Mr Bradshaw
Cyrus
Arrfield Ave
Courtland 5
State Firemen
Bridgeporter
New Haven
Lake Region
Atlantic
Florida
Maine
Rocky Mountains
Michigan
St. Lawrence Valley
John J. Phelan
Roxbury
Jane Barnes
McKinley School
Mery McLaughlin
Longfellow School
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Mt. Pleasant House
Jefferson, Mass
Jack Johnson
Harry Thaw
E. H. Dillon & CO
Wirtford
Cecile
Paria
American Bar Association
Mrs. Seely’s
Waist Shop
Room 210
Messaline
Seely’s
Smith-Murray Co
Notion Department
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
the Carolina
Holmes & Edwards
Bae
Est
John G. Weber
Patrick McGee
East Washington Ave
Refuge & ‘Railroad
Ralph Aparlo
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