Probate Court Sets Hearing On Guardian Mortgage Request In Bridgeport
Court records show the guardian for the estate of Mary Agnes and Myrtle Umatatter of Bridgeport seeks an order to mortgage estate real estate. Hearing scheduled for December 79, 1911, at 11 a.m. in Bridgeport Probate Office with notice to interested parties by December 28, 1911. Attest Judge Edward F. Gallien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes
Myrtle Umatatter
Bridgeport
Guardian
Pear
A. D
Edward F
Iallen
Waklee Sues Over Glanders Horse Sale for 300
Samuel Waklee of Stratford sues John Lockus of this city for 300 dollars in Common Pleas claiming misrepresentation induced purchase of a horse sold as sound but found to have glanders. Waklee paid 25 for medical care and burned two blankets costing 25. Suit returns to the January term.
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Samuel Waklee
Stratford
John Lockus
Court of Common Pleas
Lockus
Waklee
James W. Youngs Dies In New Canaan
James W. Youngs a former Bridgeport book seller with firms Sandford and Youngs then Youngs and Jackson died at his New Canaan home aged 75 after years of invalid life. Survived by nephew John Youngs of Bridgeport sister Miss Martha Youngs of New Canaan and sister in law Mrs Charles E. Youngs of Bridgeport.
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Bripana
James W. Youngs
Park City
New Canaan
Youngs
Main Street
Sandford and Youngs
James W.-. Youngs
E. W. Fairchild
Horace H. Jackson
Youngs and Jackson
Jackson
John Youngs
Bridgeport
Martha Youngs
Charles E. Youngs
Man Rescues Family, Faints After Early Fire
Boston dispatch reports Herman Simons rushed down three flights with his unconscious wife and child, then returned to save his aged grandmother before fainting. He wore clothing to shield their faces and is feared to have burned lungs. Fannie Simonds, 16, hobbled with her eight month old sister. several occupants were painfully injured as the fire raged in the north end apartment building.
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United Press
Boston
Herman Simons
Simons
Fannie Simonds
North End
Fifty Deaths In Berlin From Some Strange Disease
Berlin reports an unknown epidemic with six deaths in a municipal shelter and other lodgings and four hundred new cases. Victims suffer violent vomiting and die quickly, initially blamed on ptomaine poisoning from tainted herring but later linked to a mysterious illness.
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United Press
Berlin
Obituary notes for William W Ingham and others
Funeral at 494 East Main attended by Hamilton Commandery K T and Masonic groups with Rev E H Kenyon presiding. Interment in Manchester NH. Also notices for Mrs Michael Elliott of 1415 Main Street who died at St Vincent Hospital and Anna Elizabeth Malota of 24 Colorado Avenue with requiem at St Joseph's and Park Cemetery burial. remarks on church devotion and floral tributes.
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Callan
Southport
Lucy Loretta
Catherine
Thomas Callan
St. Thomas’ Church
St. Thomas Cemetary
Mary
Michael Elliott
Harry Allen
Main Street
St Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Lock Wood
Harrigt C. Hanford
James N. Lockwood
Wm. M. Middlebrook
Nicholas Acht
Stillman Street
St. Joseph's
Lakeview Cemetery
Arnold
Thomas Arnold, Jr
Coleman Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael's
Nichols Street
St.*Mary's Church
William W. Ingham
East Main Street
Hamilton Commandery
K. T
E. H. Kenyon
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Robert Brown
Jesus
Manchester
N.H
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Eliott
Henry Allen
Patrick
Allen
Charles Yone
Frank Stratton
South Norwalk
Elliott
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Joseph's Church
Anna Elizabeth Malota
Colorado Avenue
Joseph Wieler
Father Dahme
Domvnick Schmidt
John Saur
Anton Herb
Peter Hillman
Carl Stackman
Philip Rahrig
Park Cemetery
Teacher dismissed from New York public schools over child care
Mrs. Clara Schwartzmann Hess, who cared for 40 children while teaching, has been dismissed from her position in New York City's public schools due to her focus on caring for her own child. The decision affects her duties and status within the school system.
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New York
Hhool
Clara Schwartzmann ‘Hess
Education Board Approves One Mill Tax and Requisitions
The Board of Education approved $394 525 for a one mill tax and $294 525 in requisitions plus the usual land building and equipment tax. A sewing teacher item raised questions on salaries and whether to hire teachers from other towns. The board also ordered widening a passage and reducing the bicycle shed to create eight feet of access. A sidewalk project via the aldermanic passage was forwarded for spring action. The chair’s mourning veil was placed on the chair. The closing remark mentions cabaret activity and a cryptic query about social events.
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Board of Education
Keating
Bell
Bridgeportould
Fairfield
Stratford
Col. Havens
Adr. Bell
Congress
Board of Aldermen
T. H. Macdona
City Auditor Receives Large Requisitions From City Agencies
City Auditor Keating reviewed requisitions from multiple departments including the board of education, street cleaning, and city court totaling 87 508.20. Street cleaning requests cover sewer work, paving, snow removal and related tasks, while city court budget items list salaries, clerks, prosecutors, fees, and various incidentals for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Keating
Board of Education
Farmer
Department of
City Court
Supt. Schreiber
Henry Street
Des Moines Invites Mayor to New Municipal Building Dedication
Mayor Wilson received an invitation in Des Moines mail for New Year ceremonies honoring the dedication of a new Gothic styled municipal building built to suit the commission form of government in use in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Wilson
Rose Toogandft Sues for Divorce on Cruelty Ground
In Superior Court this morning Rose Toogander of Stamford files for divorce from Samuel Toogander of New York on the ground of intolerable cruelty. The couple wed in June 1904 and Rose's maiden name was Rose Munzer.
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Rose Toogainder
Stamford
Samuel Toogander
New York
Rose Munzer
Savings System Installed In Public Schools
The Board of Education introduces a new pupil savings plan to begin after Christmas vacation. Teachers collect deposits Mondays, transferring funds to Bridgeport and City Savings banks and the American Bank & Trust Company. Any amount from one cent up earns interest once a child reaches five dollars, with monthly transfers to a bank book.
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Board of Education
Schoo
D. H. Monahan
Howard 8. Challenger
Col
Elmer H. Havens
Bridgeport and City Savings Banks
American Bank & Trust Company
Savings Bank
Government Action In Morse Case Explained
Washington reports the Department of Justice clarifies its stance on pardons and commutations for Charles W Morse and other inmates. Taft may free Morse in January 1913 if doctors agree continued imprisonment would be fatal. a board of physicians evaluates his tuberculosis at Fort McPherson. Also notes Taft’s plan and a Park Avenue temple sermon by Rev. Dr. Maurice Thorner on Practical Dreamers.
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United Press
Washington
Atlanta
Charles W. Morse
New York
Department of Justice
Morse
Taft
Army Hospital
Fort McPherson
Maurice Thorner
Park Avenue Temple
Washington and
Park Avenues
Temple
Limited time bargain on fine woolen skirts for $4
A department store offers skirts made from 54 inch broadcloth serges and fancy wooleta at $4 total. Short lengths from top fabric makers, including black and blue tones, lightweight double faced cloths, and wool blends, with delivery after measurement. Early buyers secure best selection, right aisle rear.
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Makaney
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Aire Ctr Rou
Maine
COURT
Pwmenih N
Beacon Falls
Vy Corin
Clarence W. ‘Chamberlain
George D. Chamberlain
Reservoir Avenue
Mt. Grove
Ibreer
Sarah E
Levi W Currier
Seaview Avenue
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Pate
Ordner
Anna L
William Ordner
City of
Board of Health
Fice
Police and Charities
D. W. Lynch
Violets
Gardenias Valley
John Beck & Son
Main ST
James Horan
Hawkins
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Tackson’s
Locomobile
Packard
Thomas
Maxwell
Chalmers
The
Locomobile Company of America
Bridgeport, Conn
Hotel Atlas
Rose Toogandft
Howland
Fairfield Avenue
Conn
Howland Dry Goods
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