Deaths and Funerals In City Reach Readers
Sidney Terry brother of Capt. William M. Terry of the W. M. Terry Company on Water Street died at his home 104 Iranistan Avenue after a heart ailment. He was a wholesale produce merchant and leaves a widow, daughter Cecelia, and two sons Benjamin and Isaiah. Also mentioned is Patrick S. Day, a noted south End resident, who died at his home 402 Myrtle Avenue after a short illness. he leaves four sons and three daughters. Additional notes cover a local resident who died suddenly of heart disease and a Christmas sale notice for pipes and tobacco pouches at Eckler and Co. Includes brief market and skating notes and a pharmacy advertisement.
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Sidney Terry
Willam M. Terry
W. M. Terry Co. J
Water Street
Iranistan Avenue
Ouew, Ae
Irantstan Avenue
Dew
Cecelia D. Terry
Benjamin
West End
Isaiah
Sam
Lafayette Street
Wiliam M
Patrick S. Day
South End
Myrtle Avenue
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Holy Name’ Society
Waldemsre
Peasport
Woods
Vere
Lewis
Stratford
Yale Chooses Daly Yale Captain For 1911
Frederick Joseph Daly of Cambridge Mass was elected Yale captain for next year at a meeting of Yale football players who played Harvard and Princeton this season Daly is a 23 year old halfback known as a strong drop kicker He is 5 feet 10 inches and 175 pounds and prepared at Andover Also named captain in college football circles were Amherst and Williams selections with discussion of possible coaches Ted Coy Howard Jones and others and the Navy considers captaincy rules after Army game cancellation
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Frederick Joseph Daly
Cambridge
Mass
John R. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Daly
Andover
Ted Coy
Coy
Howard Jones
Jeff and Johnson At Garden Draw Fans
A chaotic report notes Jeff and Johnson at Madison Garden performing for fans. Sam features in the event while facing Joe Murray of Columbia University. Observers say the big white player held back though the black athletes showed sharp, rapid action and rivals like Jim Corbett drew praise from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res
Sam
Joe Murray
Jumbia University
Mark
Jay
Jim Corbett
Abolition of Spikes Sparks Player Protest by Editor
In a Butte Montana News opinion, editor Joe Tinker argues against removing spikes, claiming faster starts, safer sliding, and more aggressive baserunning would suffer. He contends football cleats would slow play and base stealers would be hindered, urging players to resist any spike ban.
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Joe Tinker
Butte Mont
Joe
Bridgeport poised for National Roller Polo league entry
New Haven reports a Connecticut push to add Bridgeport and Hartford franchises to the National Roller Polo league while Waterbury already owns one. A Bridgeport rink deal and transferring a Massachusetts franchise could bring New Haven, Waterbury, Hartford, and Bridgeport into the league by next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Palladium
Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury
Connecticut
Park City
Massachusetts
New Haven
Ford and Doherty to Meet December 20 in New Haven
Bunny Ford and Jeff Doherty, top local boxing talents, were paired last night for a 15 round bout at Music Hall New Haven. The card also features Davy Ryan the Blacksmith of the city and Vansy Vallone of Waterbury in separate scheduled engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny” Ford
Jeff Doherty
New Haven
Music Hall
Davy Ryan
Iting Blacksmith
City
Vansy Vallone
Waterbury
West End Basketball Gathers For New Season
Howard and the Hustlers expect stronger play from the Blue Ribbons this season as the West End clubs Seaside Institute and St. Joseph's Hall prepare to open their season. The West Ends will debut Friday with a social dance at Warner Institute, while the Girls team at the High School, captained by Miss Sullivan, appears weaker with many veterans gone.
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Howard Ee
Seaside Institute
St. Joseph's Halil
Barnum Ave
Nue
Tion
Warner Institute
Miss Sullivan
Devine
Mild Light
New Game Wardens Named for New Haven County
David H. Clark, New Haven County game warden, yesterday named deputies for two years. Appointees include Walker Waterbury Edwards Beacon Falls Vollmer New Haven Wylie Southbury Yale Mt Carmel Hall Derby Baldwin Branford Maher Milford Hubbell Seymour Bartlett North Madison Corf Montowese Collins Chesire Hesford Naventuck Pond Orange Porter Guilford Allen Heckner Meriden Schumacher and Mangford. Several special deputy wardens were also appointed but not named.
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David H. Clark
New Haven
David R. Walker
Waterbury
D. M Edwards
Beacon Fale
C. A. Vollmer
T. J. Wylie
Southbury
Howard Yale
Mt. Carmel
C. H. Hall Derby
I. O. Baldwin
Branford
John M. Maher
Milford
George S. Hubbell
Seymour
C. D. Bartlett
North Madison
Henry F. Corf
Montowese
Wee‘ey O
Clark
Enrollment Boom As City Schools Near 1000 Mark
The board of education reports an unprecedented rise in fall term enrollment, now nearing 1,000. The increase concentrates in East End and West End, with canvassers paid per eligible name, boosting effort to enroll more children aged 13 and under amid crowded conditions.
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Board of Education
East End
West End
Principal Loomis Ends Notable City School Career
Henry W. Loomis, longtime principal of Goffe Street and former head of Whiting Street School, resigns due to his wife’s illness and his own health. He served from 1876 to 1886 at Whiting and later led Dixwell Avenue and Goffe Street ungraded rooms, after teaching in East Haven. Loomis is remembered for his conscientious work, kindness to pupils, and the monthly school paper he supervised.
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Henry W. Loomis
Goffe Street
Tendent Beede
New Haven
Whiting Street
Whiting School
Dixwell Avenue
East Haven
Loomis
Benjamin Jepson
Port
Elm City
Connecticut Indian Association Meeting at New Haven
The annual Connecticut Indian Association meeting will occur Friday afternoon December 3 at 2 30 in the First Baptist Church corner of Edwards and Livingston streets New Haven Speakers include Miss Alice Fletcher and Henry Cloud a Winnebago Indian Yale student prize man and lane gp of Mount Hermon school assistant
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Cticut Indian Association
The
Connecticut Indian Association
First Baptist Church
Edwards and
Livingston Streets
New Haven
Alice Fletcher
Henry Cloud
Mr. Cloud
Yale
Lane
Mount Hermon School
Woman Falls From Roof in New Haven Tragedy
Mrs Harriet P Pedrick died after noon yesterday when she was on a flat roof at 30 Olive Street New Haven using a clothesline arrangement. She neared the edge slipped and toppled headfirst onto the pavement below, the line and railing aiding the fall.
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Olive Street
New Haven
Harriet P. Pedrick
Furious gale blows off Bay State coast
A December coastal gale disrupts Massachusetts waters with 50 mile winds and snow. Several vessels face danger off Monomoy, including a three-masted schooner anchored near Little Sennod Bass. Life savers cannot reach her as tugs and a destroyer are stormbound. five steamers under Bass River stay anchored until the storm abates.
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United Press
Boston
Massachusetts
Semnod Baces
Monomoy In
Monomoy Point
Acushnet
Brigham
Seneca
Bass River
Old Colony
J. H. Devereux
New York
Windsor
St. Johns
Plunder Theft Scammers Face Police. $100000 Stolen
Boston dispatch reports a theft ring tied to the Boston and Line Railroad netted $100,000 in plunder seized by police. Ralph Turensky Henry Goldstein and Hyman Goldstein are identified as suspects with O Neil the clerk accused of receiving consignments and concealing bills. Attorney General Holcomb lies ill at home. Norwalk to receive naval detachments per board recommendation.
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United Age Boston
Boston & Line
Sielden
Charleston
Ralph Turensky
Henry
Hyman Goldstein
O'Neil
Freghht
Holcomb
Marcus H. Holcomb
Southington
Norwalk
Il'tia
Ation
Cornwell
New Haven
Naval
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Public Market Building
State and Bank
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East Main St
Geo. B. Clark & Co
Crawford and Stewart
Daylight
Broad Street
LG One
Golden Hi
A Krline, Mer
Crawford
Mefatrfield Avenue
W. R. Hurley & CO
Main Street
Eckler and Co
East Main
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfeld Avenue
Cannep St
Steve Pollan
Barbie
Wm. F& Winn
Stratford Ave
Owl
Jaycox Rubber CO
Main ST
Head Cannon ST
Navy
Amherst
Olfal Campbell
Charles Hackensack
N. J
Campbell
Phil Gamma Delta Fraternity
Williamstown
Aing
Williams College
Jesse Dudley Peterson
Lockport
Peterson
Williams
Lawrenceville
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Board of Contret
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Naval Athletic Association
Army
Jeff and
Johnson
Garden
Ford
Doherty
Danny Walker
Eree
Hase Hall
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