Oil at Pole tops bill with fresh acts in wild show
Review praises a stormy night crowd at Pole theatre for a new bill headlined by The Silver Poll featuring Edward Weil and Pauline Perry. It lauds Harry For and the Millership Sisters, Pars Pox, Fox, and a string of novelty acts, noting standout personality and humor throughout the lineup.
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Pole
Polis
Vander
Othara
Pol Relen
Edward AL Weil
Mr. Well
Pauline Perry
Weil
Poll's
Fin
Irs Fou
Tere
Miller
Lyla
Fxx
Fe 9
Demmine
Ferrell Brothers
Yisvecht Brothers
Haviland and Thornton
Polley
Kar Wromy
Insurgents Likely to Influence Supreme Court Picks
United Press dispatch from Washington outlines how Senate insurgents will shape Taft's Supreme Court appointments. La Follette protests a tax‑biased record, pledges support, as Cummins and others compile viable nominees. The discussion centers on Hughes, Pepper, and related possible choices narrowing for Taft.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Taft
Supreme Court
Lats Jettyn
White House
la Follette
Alan
Benatht Cummins
Wrk
Justice Hughes
George Pepper
Pinchit
Eelinge Pechot
Jboss
Fate Ie
Treadwell Guest of Company on 27th Anniversary
Treadwell, longtime head of the Mason Shewite Accident Co in Patrfictt Gaunt, travels to Boston for three days as a guest of the company to attend its 27th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. Treadwell
Mason- Shewite Accdent Co
Patrfictt Gaunt
Boston
Old State Democratic Club May Be Revived Dinner Honors Judge Baldwin
Attorney George P. Ingersoll, candidate for Congressman at large, hosted a dinner at Cafe Mellone in New Haven with Judge Simeon E. Baldwin as guest of honor. The event spurred talk of reviving the old State Democratic Club and forming a stronger social wing to support the party, with many local Democratic figures in attendance including Lyon W. Wilson Zalmon Goodsell and others. The toast to The State of Connecticut was given by Baldwin and The Next Congress by Thos L Reilly, with broad participation by attendees.
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George P. Ingersoll
Simeon E. Baldwin
Old State
Democratic Club
Brichert
Lyon W. Wilson
Congress
Sand Zalmon Goodsell
Goodsell
Democracy
Cafe Mellone
New Haven
Henry Wade Rogers
Yale Law Department
Thos. L. Reilly
Joby S. Seymour
Edwin Thomas
Norris G. Osborn
The
Journal-Courier
Philip Troup
New Haven Union
Charles W. Comstock
Democratic State Committee
Murphy
Danbury
William Kennedy
Talcott H. Russell
James T. Moran
Louis B
Andrew J. Browsher
Hartford
Zalmon Goodsell
Bridgeport
John M. Brady
New Britain
Augustia Lon-go
Lynn Wilso
Raymond Jodoin
Baltic
Baldwin
Connecticut
Roilly
Berlin Bank Ordered to Pay Abdul Hamid Funds
A United Press report says the Supreme Court of the Empire ordered the Imperial Bank of Berlin to transfer Abdul Hamid's long deposited fortune to the deposed Sultan of Turkey. The Young Turks are expected to claim the money once returned, after the bank refused citing coercion.
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United Press
Berlin
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Supreme Court of the Empire
Imperial Bank of Berlin
Abdul
Eral
Foley
B. Grill and
Curtis Pharmacy
M C A Supper Tonight Features Local Musicians
The Thursday men’s supper at the M C A promises an attractive program with Norman Hovey organist of Olivet Congregational church and Lauree E. Doerner singing. Supper at 6 39 followed by Bible class discussions. The regular social meet for the month will be held Friday evening with Philomathian club providing instrumental and vocal items, plus readings. Refreshments to be served and women invited. House committees meet Friday at 2 45 p m.
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Norman Hovey
Olivet Congregational Church
Lauree E. Doerner
Philomathian Club
Trade School Faces Limited Openings and New Classes
State Trade School in John Street reports 260 names with few vacancies across departments. Apprentices from 14 factories spend one afternoon weekly. 1 day and 136 night students. Post January 1, classes to grow. evening offerings planned in all departments. printing vacancies remain. electricity class to start. machinists full with two on waitlist. advanced carpentry to utilize vacancies. millinery and dressmaking evening class full though four daytime seats available. new machines and tools being installed in machine shop and carpentry room.
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John
Supt
Alfred P. Fletcher
Pete En Taco
Federal Grand Jury Session Opens in Hartford
The December term of the United States district court opened in Hartford. Foreman William H Newton of Wallingford was appointed by Judge Platt. A large auction sale on Thursday at 171 John Street offers home bargains in horses wagons harnesses blankets automobiles and more conducted by A Elwood and Son Inc.
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United
George C. Moore
Westbrook
William H. Newton
Wallingford
Clarence B. Pierce
Putnam
D. T. Plume
Thomaston
Edward Rice
New Haven
Guilford Smith
Windham
James H. Smith
Brooklyn
Henry A. Stable l
Stonington
Wilbur Sturrus
Weston
F. A. Wallace
C. B. White
Andover
Walter 8. Wilcox
Durham
Arthur Wen
John Street
A. Elwood and Son, Inc
Kind to the Horse circulator guides winter care
The Connecticut Humane Society issues cold weather horse care tips. Warm bits on freezing mornings, soothe drinking water, blanket in cold, sharpen shoes on icy streets, carry sand for emergencies, avoid hard pulls or steep slopes, rub down on return, feed well, keep in cool nights, and call a vet early. Emphasizes humane treatment preserves a valuable asset.
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Connecticut Humane Society
Diamonds for Christmas Gifts at Buechler Jewelers
BM J Buechler jeweler at 48 Fair Held avenue near Middle Street advertises a Christmas diamond sale with a wide selection of rings brooches scarves pins and studs. The store offers engraving free of charge and promises high quality goods at competitive prices plus trade exchanges. Watches from Waltham Hamilton Elgin and others are advertised from $2 up with cases warrantied. Also featured are sterling silver sets clocks and jewelry. A second note promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for cough relief from Curtis Pharmacy.
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BM. J. Buechler
Avenue
Middle Street
Buechler
New England
Walthams
Hamiltons
Elgins
Howard
Waltham and
Elif
Fraternal Officers Elected and Lodge News
Fraternal News reports Woodmen of the World officers for the year named by C. Tuthill Camp with George T. Reilly as Consul commander and J. B. Moses as clerk among others. Park City Lodge prepares for elections and a joint report on the New England Order of Protection celebration.
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C. Tuthill
J. c. Tuthill
Woodmen of the World
George T. Reilly
Leutenant
E. Brown
John PB. Moses
Aesistant Cleuis
Ig Lockwood
James Rider
Ketcham
Michael Gannon
Julius Beck
Charles Goulding
James F. Kelly
Park City Lodge
N. BO. F. Weteliase
Doubness
BR and M Men Reject Mellen Pension Plan
A vote by sixteen craft representatives from across the Boston and Maine system rejected President C. R. Mellen’s pension plan. The meeting favored the Wilson plan providing a road funded pension with an annuity from employee funds.
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Mellen
Boston
Boston & Mane
Monroe Lodge to Elect Officers at Annual December Meeting
Monroe Washington Lodge No 19 plans its annual communication on December 12 with officer elections for the coming year and arrangements for the public installation. Harmony Grange No 92 to elect officers for 1910 11 at its regular meeting Thursday evening December 9.
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Washington Lodge
Edwin C. Stevens
Harmony Grange No. 92
Mesers
New York
Mary Fennett
Lettie Wells
Poli Clears Up Disputed Rights at Main and Congress
Through lease alterations at Zeidman delicatessen store on the Poli property at Main and Congress, the amusement magnate yesterday removed all obstacles to a quarter million dollar theatre project. Zeidman and Folio were entangled in litigation over rights Poll sought, which interfered with the theatre plans. Zeidman met Harry Kaufman yesterday and the lease transfer settled the long disputed right of way, granting Poll full use of a right of way from Congress street along the rear of the Main street buildings.
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Zeidman
Poll
Congress Street
Main Street
Reception at Keeler Home to Honor Daughter
A social gathering at 159 Washington Street Norwalk hosted by Mr and Mrs George Keeler honored their daughter Miss Anna L Keeler and her fiancé Jacob Reich of 805 Seaview Avenue. Guests from Norwalk Stamford Danbury Bridgeport and New York enjoyed musical entertainment pink and rose decor and gifts of jewelry silver and cut glass.
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Hridgeportera
Washington Street
Norwalk
George Keeler
Anna L. Keeler
Jacob 9
Reich
Adolph
Seaview Avenue
Norwalks
Stamford
Danbury
Bridgeport
New York
Shoe Merchant Shoots Self in Norwalk Home
South Norwalk December 7 Lucius F R Bouton, a shoe merchant from Elmira New York, died last night from a self inflicted gunshot wound in his sister's home where he was visiting. He had been in poor health and despondent. Bouton was years old, leaving a widow and one daughter.
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Norwalk
Lucius FR. Bouton
Elmira
Bouton
Winsted Representative Granted Saloon License
Winsted Dec 7 Representative elect Dennis P Sullivan Democrat was granted a saloon license by the county commissioners for his inn at Riverton in the town of Barkham Constrances from Riverton citizens had been filed again but were rejected by his political opponents.
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United Press
Winsted
Dennis P. Sullivan
Riverton
Barkham
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Cited as Quick Cure by Doctor
Dr Redwell recounts a case of long standing dyspepsia relieved instantly and permanently by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. A patient with souring meals gas bloating and insomnia improved after four boxes, gaining weight. The doctor calls the remedy harmless and safe for children and invalids, though not a patent medicine.
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Stuart
Redwell
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