Nurses Sue Over Alleged Registry Agreement Breach
Mary and Nelile Shuck row sue Bertha Bonyman alleging breach of a March 1910 agreement regarding Nurses Central Registry operations at 1083 Fairfield Avenue and Elmwood Avenue. Plaintiffs seek damages of 1500 dollars claiming loss of business after Bonyman allegedly opened a Warren Street registry and diverted nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha B. Bonyman
Nurses Central
Fairfield Avenue
Warren Street
Mt. Mary
Nelile Shuckrow
Rimwood Avenue
Ion Pleas Court
Elmwood Avenue
Elmwood Avene
Plain
Id Avenue
Died Here And Hereafter Notices For Several Individuals
In this city on December 5 1910 Hugh T aged 41 from 223 Trameton Ave funeral to be announced. Mary E OBrien wife of Frank J Sheeran died December 4 1910 at 158 Nichols Street funeral Wednesday December 7 at 3 30 am from residence and 9 am from St church with high mass interment at St Michael Cemetery. Harding died December 3 1910 friend invited to funeral from 548 East Main Street December 6 at 8 30 am and 9 am at St Michael's Church with solemn high mass interment at St Michael's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trameton Ave
Hugh T
East Main Street
Feom
St Michael's Cemetery
Judge Wilder Case Sets December Superior Court Docket
Endico offered no defence as attorney John Cullinan said the shoemaker would not contest before the Superior court. Photographs and measurements for Nelson Endice Rockman and Melikoff were padded in the rogues gallery. Nelson Endice is father of six with four lying ill. Mary is the next to youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
James Nelson
East Main Street
Wade
Nelson
Joseph Hadico
Carl Foster
Asar
Second Precinct
Andrew McQueeney
Costed
Si Orely
McQueeney
Neleen
Foster
Village Store Co
Nalnan
Judge Foster
Judge Wilder
Poice Commissioners
Endico
Wilder
John ‘J. “Cullinan
Hendico
Rogues’ Gallery
Endice
Rockman
Meliikoff
Little Mary
Obituary notices from New Haven and Bridgeport
Obituary items report the sudden death of Timothy Sullivan in New Haven with surviving sisters and brothers, the death of H T Quinn after pleural pneumonia at 223 Iranistan Avenue, and Nora J Curran's funeral held at St Mary's. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary Brown, wife of James Brown, an oysterman, at Bridgeport hospital and her husband’s unknown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Timothy Sullivan
Ee Din Eees
Eis
William. O'Hare
John. Dempsey
Duntan Na‘rn
Michael
Dennis Sullivan
H T. Quinn
Iranistan Avenue
Crane Valve Co
Chicago
Besefit ‘Company
Eaton, Cole & Burnham Co
Brooklyn
Holy Name Society of the Sacred Heart Church
Aragon Council
Knights of Columbus
Mary Brown
James Brown
Bridgeport Beapital
Aged Patrick Donahue Struck By Kirkham Car
Patrick Donahue, 62, of Stratford, was injured at Beards Corner Milford when struck by an automobile owned by Thomas A. Kirkham of Berkshire Fertilizer Co. He suffered shock and facial injuries after a glancing blow as glare from headlights blinded the drivers. Kirkham took him to Bridgeport Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Donahue
Stratford
Bridgeport
Beards Corner
Milford
Thomas A. Kirkham
Berkshire Fertilzer Co
Donahue
Mr. Kirkham
Kirkham
Botd
Bridgeport Hospital
Boarding House Thief 13 Caught Seeking Position
New Haven police arrest Frank Brown, sought in Elm City for boarding house thefts. He was nabbed after pawning clothes on Water street, then found job seeking in a South End factory. Brown admitted identity but denied charges. Patrick J. Cooney spoke on Practical Working Class Politics in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Cronan
Frank Brown
Elm City
Brown
Water Street
South End
Early Shopping Advised for Wise Holders of Gifts
The piece urges readers to shop early, praising the benefits of choosing gifts from a complete collection without pressure. It argues early buyers have time to inspect holiday wares and select the perfect item for each recipient, avoiding unwanted choices.
Men to order made to measure suits at cut price
A sweepingly pitched offer promises made to measure suits by leading tailors for men at about three quarters of normal cost. The pitch claims high quality, proper fit, and guaranteed satisfaction, with limited time availability and a wide fabric selection at one set price.
Arrest of Robert B. North over Locomobile checks
A well dressed man was arrested at Main and French streets after $1,500 in Locomobile Company checks and cash were found on him. He claimed various names, gave Boston as residence, and admitted to selling. a $100 bond was posted for tomorrow's court appearance. Police reported indecent exposure complaints from nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. North
Locomobile Co
North
Main
French Streets
Birmingham
Auto Patrol
Hackett
Hayes
John Doe
E. Bulkley
Boston
John P. Gray
Forty Die or Are Injured in Willesden Junction Collision
Special dispatch reports a rear end collision today at Willesden Junction involving passenger trains. Forty injured and many fatally, six cars telescoped. Additional item notes Boston broker Robert T. Davie is believed in Mexico after a mass securities theft claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Willesden Junction
Columbia record offer to talking-machine owners
Howland's advertises a free complete ten inch double disc record from Columbia to any owner of a Victor or Columbia talking machine. The offer requires only a listening session in store before taking the record home to judge its voice range, instrument reproduction, and orchestral variety. The ad positions the record as a best possible advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Victor
Columbia Disc
Elks Memorial Service Honors Absent Brothers in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Lodge of Elks held its memorial at Jackson's Theatre with Grand Treasurer Edward Leach delivering a lengthy oration on Elk principles. Rev. K J Crafts, Mrs Lena Mason Barnsley, and others performed a musical program under John J Reynolds. The audience viewed a screen tribute to deceased members, listed as Kuhhmann Williams Carrigan Jm McGuinness Musante Cotter Doolan and O'Brien.
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Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Jackson’s
Edward Leach
P. B.R
New York Lodge
Order
John J. Reynolds
Knights of A Glorious Mission
Jerome May
Elsa
Wagner
Nevin
Martha’ Flowtowe
Fhe
A. McNeil, Jr
Sfiss Anna Sadler, Jr
Lena Mason Barnsley
Elks
Leach
Erand
Bridgeport Lodge
John Fuches
Jesus
Inhr J. Wisher
K J. Craft
Christchurch
Wes
Craft
Elks’ Lodge
Edward
John Kuhhmann
B. Williams
Michael T. Carsrigan
John J. m
Jos. A. O'Brien
Thos
Fy Cotter
Peter Doolan
John C. McGuinness
Albert B. Musante
Joseph
John Nevins
Harry Quinn
Otto Saur
P. J. McLaughlin
Ene
Champ Clark Braves Snow to Capitol in Blizzard
In a snowy December, Champ Clark, Missouri’s minority leader and poised as the next Democratic Speaker, walked two miles through slush to the Capitol amid a storm. He arrived drenched but greeted with loud applause as Uncle Joe’s Cannon began his final term, while Vice President Sherman rode in a heated government automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Dec
Champ Clark
Capitol
Joe
Cannon
Sherman
Delirious man dies after window fall in Meriden
Meriden December 6 Charles E Chalker 52 a carriage manufacturer died at Meriden Hospital from internal injuries after delirious he walked from a window at his home about 1 am falling twenty feet to a porch roof He leaves two children and his father Walter W Chalker a longtime carriage maker now in New Haven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Charles E. Chalker
Meriden Hopital
Walter W. Chalker
New Haven
Exhume Lewis’s Body Believed Linked to New York Murder
Providence December 5 reports the body of William H. Lewis who died November 9 in Foster is likely to be burned. Authorities think he may be the William Lewis sought in New York for the murder of artist Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Providence
William H. Lewis
Foster
William Lewis
New York
Collier
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Lily OF the Valley
Killarney
JAS. Horan & Florists
Merican Reacties
Hawkins
Florist
Stratfield Building
Bachman
Woman's
State St
Niebel
Main St
Pembroke Steel
Superior Court
Melnikoff
Gillette Razors
Jackson's
Nora J. Curran
Joseph Gasso
Stratford Avenue
St. Mary's
J. F. Murphy
Mulcahy
Fanne
F. McDonald
Lawrence Sullivan
John Gasco
Jeremiah Mack
John Fitzgerald
Thomas Davis
Frederick Bnow
Kirkhan
MR. Cooney
Patrick J. Cooney
Hartford
Howwland's
Conn
THE
Howland Dry Goods Co
B. North
Robert T. Davie
México
Davie
Anna L. Greenwood
Somerville
Mass
Central Office
Mexico
Howland
Howland Dry Goods :Co
E.j.crafts
Wales
Tods
Qveey
Jennie Hamilton’s Pharmacy
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