War thoughts of a socialist soldier and a Britain guns order
The article recalls Zeni Pashkoff’s reflections after a killing charge and the universal wish for peace among wounded and marching soldiers. It notes a J. P. Morgan & Co order for 10,000 aeroplane guns for Britain placed with Driggs Seabury Ordnance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan & Co
Great Britain
Driggs-Seabury Ordnance Co
ARTHAGENA BLOCKADE LIFTED AND CARRIER VESSELS DESCRIBED
General Morillo raised the blockade of Cartagena and a portion of the expedition reached Santa Maria around October 20 in poor condition. Patriots at Cartagena were hopeful and expected ample supplies as the blockade was lifted. The failed expedition boosts patriot morale and vigor for their cause. Britain reportedly built warships for Lake Ontario including a large six gun vessel. additional troops were anticipated in Canada next spring. Also notices announce stray heifers in Weston and Greens Farms with rewards for their return.
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Arthagena
Morillo
Carthagena
Santa Maria
Jarthagena
Britain
Canada
Plattsburg
Kingston
Lake Ontario
Isle Aux Noix
England
Icebound Housatonic Sinks Navigation For Season
Twenty years ago the Housatonic River froze from Washington Bridge to Derby blocking navigation with an ice gorge forming at Zoar Bridge. A schooner and several barges are trapped at Shelton docks as winter's ice holds the river head.
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Housatonic
Washington Bridge
Derby
Shelton
Zoar Bridge
Sentencing of Irish Fenians and a Fire Company Chowder Event
Fifty years ago Thomas Clarke Lubey editor of the People in Dublin was found guilty by a jury of conspiring to depose the Queen and to levy war in Ireland and was sentenced to twenty years penal servitude. He spoke in his defense declaring Ireland must seek independence. The report notes his belief that Ireland can be saved only by liberty and that the world will see Ireland is not a lost cause. Also described is a Clam Chowder Entertainment hosted by the Excelsior Fire Company at their Engine House with Chief Holcomb Captain Alvord and the Seamstress Company, featuring songs by Samuel Spinning John Sherman and Lawrence, and performances by the Wheeler & Wilson Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clarke Lubey
People
Dublin
Sr Aagies
Lava
Oeto
Ireland
Keough
Quan
Grelend
Irgiané
Excelsior Fire Company
Seamstress Company
Pomeroy
Holcomb
Alvord
Samuel Spinning
John Sherman
Mr. Lawrence
Wheeler & Wilson
William
Machinist's Death at Bridgeport Brass Co
Robert E. Holmes master mechanic at Bridgeport Brass Co. died after a cross beam fell at the factory yesterday morning. He leaves a wife and a 9 year old son. Holmes was a member of Roswell lodge F and A M Springfield and of the Park.
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Robert E. Holmes
Bridgeport Brass Co
Roswell Lodge
A. M
Springfield
the Park
Secret of Jewish Butcher Business Suit Filed for 500
Hyman Friedman of Norwalk sues William Miller for 500 damages over leaked trade secrets from Friedman's meat business. An injunction restrains Miller from using the secrets. In 1909 Miller learned the processes and later opened a shop in Norwalk. The case goes to the common pleas court in January term.
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Hyman Friedman
Norwalk
William Miller
Miller
Friedman
Common Pleas Court
Abused Children To Have Better Home
In probate court Judge Miller ordered 10 year old John Nasuka and 8 year old Mary Nasuka placed in the county home while their mother serves 30 days in jail for drunkenness. The siblings lacked shoes warm clothing and medical care with Mary burned before. father John Nasitka earns wages at Crane Co. factory but neglects them. They had slept on a mattress on the floor at 144 Line street.
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John
Mary Nasuka
Miller
Mary
John Wnasitka
Crane Co
Line Street
Played Hookey to Play Soldier
John Carobek, a Jackson school pupil, was committed to the county home by Judge Miller in probate court. Living with his mother at 238 Pine Street, he prefers marching soldiers in the cellar over attending school and agreed to go to the county home when offered soldiers to play with.
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John Carobek
Miller
John
Pine Street
Inmstead
Jackson ‘School
Holzer Re elected to Park Commission Board
Philip L. Holzer was re elected a member of the park commission at a meeting at The Strat field. The term runs eighty years. Mayor Wilson attended and the board agreed to take charge of the Municipal Christmas tree this year. Reports will be turned in to President Eames. Clinton Barnum Seeley suggested a new playground near the Remington Arms plant. Paris notes show 1915 government spending to late 1915, and Nunnold offers a Christmas gift sale at 195 Fairfield Avenue from Dec 17 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Holzer
Park Commission
Stratfield
Mr. Holzer
DeVer H. Warner
Wilson
Theee
Arks Cliffe
B. F. Cooney
Eames
Clinton Barnum Seeley
Remington Arms & Ammunition Co
Nunnold
Bridgeport
Fairfield Avenue
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Eben Bennitt
Weston
Heifer
Silas Goodsell
Greens Farms
Arastus Oakley
Union Business College
Main
Congress Streets
Bridgeport Boiler Works
Brooklawn
Country Club
Howard Knapp
Flower of Society
William Mallory
Casino
Robert Keller
Stratford Avenue
Patrick Cullen
Hurd Avenue
Citizens’ Gas Co
Arch Street
John Buick
Water Street
Main Street
Hook & Ladder No. 2
Eckart
Lafield
North Avenue
State Street
Wordin Avenue
Theodore Kelly
James Gorham
Kelly
Patrick O’leary
Pembroke
Hamilton Streets
William Warren
Hollister Avenue
Ansonia
Warriner
Warren
Will
Col. Murphy
Father O’brien
Church of the Sacred Heart
Myrtle Avenue
Charlies Ramcke
Gilmore St
Hookey
Holzer
Board OF Park Commissioners
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
John Beck & Son
M. J. Buechler
the Rewable Jeweler
Middle Street
Hayes Fish CO
Boston Blues
Long Island
Martha Washington
Elm Street
Hamilton
Walstandard
Ingersoll
Laval-iers
S & Misses
America
Red Fox
Moss
Meat Department
Bologna
Swift
Public Market& Branch
State & Bank Sts
E. Main ST
Santa's Footwear
House OF Better Shoes
Savne
Crawford Laundry
Fairfield Ave
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