Retired New Britain Physician Dies at 54
Dr. Lawrence Cremin M D retired practitioner of New Britain dies at his daughter’s home 1828 North Avenue age 54 from diabetes after ill health. He was a leading physician in Hartford County and former chair of New Britain board of health. He studied at Niagara University New York University and Rotunda Hospital Dublin and served at St. Augustine’s church. He is survived by wife Lucy Conran, son Lawrence V Cremin, three sisters and a brother. Services to be held Friday at St Peter and St Paul stones? burial at St Mary’s cemetery New Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mitchell Crémin
New Britain
Dennis
J. Cremin
St. Augustine's Church
Arthur C. Gaynor
North Avenue
Saranac
WN. C
Gaynor
Creming
County Limerick
Ireland
Niagara University
Richard F. Moore
Sacred Heart Church
New York University
Rotunda
Dublin
America
Polyclinic ‘Hospital
New York City
Board of Health
New Britain Hospital
Hartford County Medical Society
Connecticut State Medical Society
Monsionor
Dennis J. Ae
Britain
Cremin
Lucy Conran
John’ Casserly
Ley High Avenue
the Tatlers
Lene
Judson Estate Predominantly Bonds Distribute Shares
The will of Judson leaves three bequests of 5000 to Stratford Library the town funds for a drinking fountain and a sister in law Martha Miles with residuary to the widow. Contingent clauses favor Miss Miles and other relatives if the widow dies. Numerous holdings include Bridgeport bonds Bridgeport Gas Light Stratford Land & Improvement Pinguinco Mines and Post Publishing along with multiple bank accounts and a motor boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power” Co
Bridgeport Band & Title Co
Stratford Land& Improvement ‘Co
Times Publishing Co
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
First Bridgeport National Bank
Pinguinco“Mines Co
Common Pinguinco Mines Co
Preferred Post Publishing Co
Bridgeport,‘Trust Co
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Savings Bank
City Savings Bank
Bridgeport Savings Bank
City Nutritional Bank
Hincks Brothers and Company
Stratford Library
Stratford
Ji Howard J
Martha Co. Miles
Milford
Miss Miles
Alice
Cornélia
New York
Lounsbury to Be Chief of Staff In White Way Parade
Lounsbury named chief of staff for the White Way parade with Lincoln units and Drum Corps listed. The page notes engine companies and marching organizations under Captain Beardsice Mellor and others as the parade route details are previewed.
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Lounsbury
White Way Parade
Beardsice
Prock
Mellor
Lincoln
Christmas Tree Program Complete With City Escort
A Christmas Eve program outlines a Coast Artillery band march from the city hall to Broad Street Hill where the tree stands. Scouts and school children will sing as a spotlight greets the tree, with mentions of a saxophone quartet Paul Goulding Edger Berg Fred Bayers and Henry Miller performing. The event ends with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Coast Artillery Corps
Wilson
State Street
Broad Street
Will.eay
Chris
Aehoot
Chile
Aten
Hatk
1Erald Antes
Paul &.Goulding
Edger Berg
Fred Bayers
Henry Miler
Will
City invests in cattle disease fight totaling 23000
Hartford reports the Board of Centre has added twenty three thousand dollars to the appropriation for fighting foot and mouth disease in cattle. The increased funds support the commissioner’s efforts to control the disease and protect livestock.
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Artford
Obituary notices and sales ads from Southport area
Obituaries announce the deaths of Jane A. Jennings and Lawrence M. Cremin in Southport and New Britain Connecticut with funeral details and interment locations. Additional items include a Fur sale, a cash for diamonds ad, a beef offer by Booth Bros., and a piano sale by Steinert's with list of brands and repair status.
The Gilded Fool at Lyric Theater This Week
Lowell Sherman stars as the Gilded Fool with Blanche Hell and Margaret Ruthven in a humorous staging by the Calburn Stock company. The comedy offers a moral lesson on charity and humanity amid a secondary romance between Nell Ruthven and Jack Duval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Sherman
Calburn Stock Company
Lyric Theater
Earl Mankind
Blanche Hell
Margaret Ruthven
Margaret
Africa
Nell
Ruthven
Jack
Duval
Red Cross Carnival Closely Ends Without Relief Funds
The mammoth carnival and exhibition at the Casino on State Street closes tonight for lack of patronage. Thomas McCarthy, former manager, says the event was marketed to benefit the American Red Cross, but officials in Fairfield and Stratford deny Red Cross affiliation. McCarthy plans to report to the state Red Cross secretary in Hartford and notes the public did not support the enterprise, resulting in a loss.
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State Street
Thomas McCarthy
American National Red Cross
John H. Perry
Southport
Fairfield
Society
Hubert Ward Hart
Stratford
Red Cross Society
McCarthy
The
Red Cross
Hartford
Christmas Rush at Local Store Promises Cheerful Help
In seven days Christmas is near and the store invites families to finish preparations. The cheerful atmosphere and complete display of merchandise offer tasteful, attractively priced aids from a team of friendly workers ready to assist.
Men’s Ulster Coat Ad Boasts Warmth and Style
An advertisement promotes chinchilla ulsters for men described as very warm and windproof. It highlights upturned collars, throat protection tab, snug sleeves, and roomy skirts. Available in blue or gray at 16 dollars 50 cents on the main floor rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Uncommon Men’s Suits Priced At Sixteen Fifty
Mens uncommon suits offered at 16.50 with claims of value beyond price. Promises of warm woolens in medium and winter weights with various patterns. Advertises young and sedate styles, thorough tailoring, and broad size availability on main floor.
Hat sale promotes men and women styles at firm prices
A local ad markets Guyer Derbies in two lines of Hats named Kingflex IV and classic Derbies priced at three and four dollars. The copy touts quality and style, urging readers to visit the main floor rear for clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Guyer
Kingflex
Delicious Howland candies and in store tours
A readable ad style piece touts Howland candy made on site in a bright top-floor shop. It invites customers to tour the Casement sales room and watch confectionery craft while pushing a wide range of garments, books, and gift items on multiple store floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Confidence in buying furs by store not name
Advertises fur purchases emphasizing confidence over fur names. Promotes various furs including skunk wolf coon possum fox and civet cat with muffs priced from 5.50 to 75 dollars and scarfs from 8.75 to 35 dollars. Mentions a low priced Morolinx fur from Australia on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skunk
Australia
Velvet hats and accessories at bargain prices
Displays of hats originally priced 10 to 15 dollars now offered at 7.50 with styles in velvet, feather accents, and floral trims. Also features women's kerchiefs, rainwear including coats and capes, warm slippers, and leather suit-cases on third-floor displays with varied sizes and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
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Monsignor
Judson Estate
Jennings
Conn
Jane A. Jennings
Nejmiah Jennings
Oaklawn
Tiope Cremin
Lawrence’ M. Cremin
Avetine
St Augustine’s Church
St. Marrs Cemetery
New Britains
Ees
Main St
Far
Booth Bros
Steinway
Jewett, Gabler
Thushek
Haines Bros
Steinert’s
Near
State
Davey Bros
Dgeport, Conn
Aes
War Office
Graves
Germany
von Bernhardt
England
Crembe
Oped Germanon
Europe
Johnson
Kent Knowles
Quahaug
Joseph C_ Lincoln
Selina—Martin
Lee
Janice Day
Long
DeCoulevain
Theigh Mic Kale Start Marriags
Ward of ‘Tecumseh’—Marriott
Tracy
Sinister Street
Mackenzie
Wright
Anital
Ae Abe
Ie Satay
Mit
Tos Assembly
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