Obituary notices from city funeral listings
Obituaries and funeral notices for Edwin Deveaux Francis Clark Harvey Warren Mary Stone man Alice L Scott Nellie M Berrien Harper Matson Timothy Kiley Adelarte Quintet Mitchell Conklin Polet Caroline D Maxine Meyers and others provide death dates ages homes and burial locations including St Michael's Lakeview Mountain Grove Milford and Michs as cemeteries with services at homes churches and end-of-life plans from 670 Housatonic Avenue 26 Crescent Place 354 Hanover Street 990 Noble Avenue 128 Allen Place and other local addresses.
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Edwin Deveaux
Eawin
Alfred and
Marie Deveaux
Housatonic Avenue
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Harvey F. Warren
Harvey F
John J. and
Louisa Warren
Hanover Street
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary B. Stoneman
Mary Stone
Fargely
Noble Avenue
Gerald H. Beard
Park Street Congregational Church
Burinay
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Embargo Raised Brings Bright Outlook for New Haven Freight
New Haven and Worcester embargoes are lifted by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Officials anticipate carload relief and quicker deliveries of materials to Bridgeport and New England before snowfalls. L B Nickerson cites brighter system prospects and a possible general embargo lift. George Gove notes reduced freight congestion and urges large outside shipments to stock winter needs.
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New Haven
Worcester
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Bridgeport
New England
L. B. Nickerson
Freight Department of the Railroad
George Gove
Chamber of Commerce
Gloves Oil-Soaked Burned When He Lights a Cigarette
Frank M. Wallace, 21, of 214 Colorado Avenue, was burned while lighting a cigarette with a match after gloves saturated with gasoline ignited. He was taken from the Blue Ribbon garage on Fairfield Avenue where he worked to the emergency hospital this morning with second degree burns on his hands and arms. He was treated by Dr. John F. Canavan and sent home.
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Frank M. Wallace
Colorado Avenue
Blue Ribbon
Fairfield Avenue
John F. Canavan
Prize Steers From Chicago Show Here
Six prize yearling steers from the National Stock Show in Chicago will be exhibited tomorrow at stores run by F W Behrens Jr and Frank A Healy. Healy bought three steers for his customers, the rest went to Behrens, with stock in Woodhull’s warehouse. The show marks a return after hoof and mouth disease limited western cattle sales. steers sold for 28 cents a pound live, and the herd’s top steer for 1.75 a pound. The animals were scientifically fed, showing beef to the heel with heavy forequarters and necks suited for shoulder steaks near the ears.
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Chicago
F. W. Behrens, Jr
Fairfield Avenue
Frank A. Healy
Main Street
Healy
Mr. Behrens
John R. Woodhull
Water Street
Amphitrite Expected in Park City Harbor
The U S Amphitrite, assigned to Bridgeport and due from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, had not yet appeared by late afternoon. Commanded by Capt. G Frudendorf, she will tie up at the city dock at Wall Street when she arrives to serve as a training ship for the Connecticut Naval Militia with weekly drills in winter and weekend cruises in summer.
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U. S. 8 Amphitrite
Bridgeport
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Amphitrite
G. Frudendorf
Wil Tie
City
Wall Street
Navy Department
Connecticut Naval Militia
Kidnapped Child Sought by Police Across Three Cities
Bridgeport vaudeville comedian O'Donnell and partner Lane are linked to a kidnapped child case. The abducted girl, 28, described in velvet coat and fur muff, was last seen with her mother. Connecticut authorities say abduction charges may follow, while O'Donnell vows to help locate his daughter and has canceled future engagements.
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Harper Matson
Anois
Matson
East Ganontt
Vegonta
Vga
Mire
Connecticut
O’donnell
Bridgeport
Lane
O'Donnell
Europe
Australia
Orpheum
Pleads Guilty in Bristol Robbery Case
Pasquale Saler, 21, of Bristol, pleaded guilty in superior court to attempting to rob his benefactor of a home. The December sentencing session in Plattford covered the case details and Saler's involvement in the crime.
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Plattford
Pasquale Salerno
Bristol
Crim
Christmas Club Members Cashing Checks at Main Office
We shall be glad to cash checks for all those wise folks who are members of Christmas Clubs. Just present them at the main office, second floor. If you make a purchase, they may be given to the salesman who will secure the cash due you.
Bathrobes for women in soft colors and comfort
Bathrobes a woman will find worthy with soft blankets, light and comfy for lounging. Styles include plain soft tints and rich two color blends, ribbon edges and girdles. Prices range from $2.50 to $6. Second floor.
Bargain Glassware and Boots for Winter Homes
A retailer advertises men's high boots and arctics at 1.75 to 5, boys’ arctics 2 to 3.50, plus a selection of sterling and plated silverware on the fourth floor. Also offered are shaving razors, brushes, and utensils with prices from 25 cents to 6. Includes holly decorations and gift suggestions on multiple floors.
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Gillette
Gem
Salerno sentenced then placed on probation in New Haven
In a case presented by State's Attorney H M Alcorn, Salerno threatened Miss Ella A Upson to extort a deed on her property. The judge suspended the sentence to the state reformatory, placing Salerno on probation with reporting to a New Haven officer where he will work. Police noted Salerno and his brothers were mentored by Miss Upson years earlier.
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Inal
Ella A. Upson
H. M. Alcorn
State Reformatory
Salerno
New Haven
Alcorn
Miss Upson
Southington
Bright and beautiful tub-silk waists and rugs on sale
Catalog style notice outlines tub silk waist fashion with rich striped colors and new large collars, noting prices from 2 to 3.50. It also advertises rugs and linoleum, describing rug sizes from 24 by 36 inches to 9 by 12 feet, with prices from 75 cents to 12 dollars, and mentions a third floor display.
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Axminster
Sleds that go and the rise of winter gear
Sleds that go with wide runners and front steering promise quick control on snow. National coasters advertise varying sizes from one to two dollars, toutting light, sturdy construction. Slippers for men hailed as cozy, safe gifts, offered in dark tan, black, and felt options from 75 cents to three dollars.
Velvet duNord furs on sale in assorted styles
Velour duNord coats with sable marten trim and edges drop from 85 dollars to 65 for cul de sac pieces and jet black velour duNord with skunk opossum collar reduce from 125 to 95 dollars. About a score of items remain, each more delightful than the last, with prices ranging from 42.50 to 125 before sale and now from 35 to 95 dollars.
New stylish atomizers for dressing-table use
Atomizers and toilet articles showcased as compact sets for travel and daily use. Crystal glass bottles with rubber sprayers, varied designs, and portable cases in silk, cretonne, and leather. Prices range from 25 cents to $2, highlighting convenient packing for brushes, combs, sponges, and face cloths.
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Francis Clark
Francis
John
Eva Clark
Crescent’ Place
Waa
Lakeview Cemetery
Alice L. Scott
Hartford
Alice Lockett
B. Scott
Scott
Melvin ©. Fry
Allen Place
Newdem Berrien
Nellie M
Rere
Ogden Street
James 4. Gardner
Advent Christian Church
W. Davis
C L. Hitt
J. Ackerman
Timothy Kiley
Tmothy Kiley
Worcestar
Mane
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kiley
Bank Street
Nora Larkin
Shamrock
Summer Streets
Potter's Field
Ladies Aid Society of the
German Reformed Church
Adelarte
Union Avenue
St Mary's Church
Michasi
Mitchel Conklin
Morningrida Drive
Milford
Conn
Caroline
William H
No. Tae’ Avenue
Mt. Grove
Parzion
Ware
Bamick Ave
Ggil Wriday
Tex- Mtg. Co
Main St
Motor Car Repair Co
Charies St
Barnum
Thanes
T. McFool Room
F. Heeds
Er. Bros
Florre Wrry Doran
Elm City
Park City
Howland Dry Goods
The
Farmer
Packer, Conn
Otter Mills Company
Packervile
Oxford
Mass
Fred Mitchell
Boston Nationals
Joe Tinker
Brighten
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