Obituaries in Danbury and Stamford dates
In Danbury on December 22 William H. Elwell aged 66. In Danbury on December 23 Jacob Burr aged 63. In Stamford on December 25 Patrick Bevins. In Stamford on December 24 Mary Jane Wilmot wife of Henry Wilmot aged 60. In Stamford on December 26 Michael McMahon. In Norwalk on December 20 Hilda Jacobsen wife of Joseph Jacobsen. In Danbury on December 20 James Morris aged about 75.
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Elwell
Danbury
William H. Elwell
Burr
Jacob Burr
Bevins
Stamford
Patrick Bevins
Wilmot
Mary Jane
Henry Wilmot
Wmahon
Michael McMahon
Facobsen
Norwalk
Hilda
Joseph Jacobsen
Morris
James Morris
Ilarry Allen
Main Street
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Vemrete
Malley
Edward J. Malley
Nichols Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Lyons
Patrick D. Lyons
Park Avenue
Fromacred Heart Church
Treorge
Fill
Henry F. Kemp
Carroll Areniue
Lakeview Cemetery
Ater Ted
Amelia H. Srasted
S Use Jones
Rose A. Jones
Barlow
Waterbury
Ephraim Barlow
West Redding
Walsh
Olivia Brown
Alexander Robertson
Smith
Brooklyn
Frances Eugenia
Leroy J. Smith
Charles A. Burr
Finnegan
Easton
Mary Finnegan
Brown
Gertrude M
Cowan
Coalorage Avenue
Julia Ball Cowan
William K. Cowan
MARRIED NAMES FILED IN NORWALK AND DANBURY LIST
A list of wedding notices from Norwalk Danbury and Bethel with marriages including John J O'Brien and Anna E McNerney Oreste Zucca and Julia A Kinney Edward Joyce and Wilma Johnson Howard H Gulliver and Agnes Kovacs Hazel Willett and Arnold Willett Carrie Helen North rup and Lewis Wood Frances Sherlock and Clara Peck Frank J Valentine and Florence Price plus Callan Callan family funeral notices and a series of December 1911 obituaries and public notices from Bridgeport area journals.
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Mearried
O'brien-M’nedney
Norwalk
John J. O’brien
Stamford
Anna E. McNerney
Zucca-Kinney
Danbury
Oreste Zucca
Julia A. Kinney
Joyce-Johnson
Edward Joyce
Bethel
Wilma Johnson
Gulliver-Kovacs
Howard H. Gulliver
Agnes Kovacs
Willett-Taylor
Hazel
Nelson Taylor
Arnold Willett
New York
Wood-Northrup
Carrie Helen Northrup
Lewis Wood
Sherrlock-Peck
Torrington
Frances T. Sherlock
Clara A. Peck
Valentine-Price
Frank J. Valentine
Florence Price
Estate of Theodore R Hoffman Probate Notice
State of Connecticut District of Bridgeport Probate Court December 28 1911 Estate of Theodore R Hoffman late of Bridgeport Deceasedcreditors have six months from date to exhibit their claims for settlement Those neglecting to present accounts will be debarred All persons indebted to said estate requested to pay immedi ate to Eugene I Meyer Adminis
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State OF Connecticut
District OF Bridgeport
Theodore R. Hoffman
Bridgeport
Court of Probate
Hoth Limited
Eugene I. Meyer
Advertisement Maxim: Well and Much as He Could
A compact adage asserts merchants never fail when they advertise as well and as much as possible. The saying emphasizes vigorous promotion as a key business practice.
State Road Work Sealed Proposals Sought in Connecticut
State Highway Commissioner invites sealed bids by 2 pm January 5 1912 for a graded road section in Roxbury and a macadam road section in Westport. Bids must include bond of at least one third the project cost. Commissioner may adjust scope and may reject any bid. Plans available at town Selectmen offices or at Room 27 Capitol Hartford. Dec 28 1911. James H. MacDonald State Highway Commissioner.
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Capitol
Hartford
Conn
Roxbury
Westport
State Highway Commissioner
James H. MacDonald
Brooklyn Man In Norwalk Hospital With Fractured Skull
John Cohn of Brooklyn lies in Norwalk hospital on the 31st day with a fractured skull and no change in condition. He was injured between any electric lines in Norwalk, according to a United Press dispatch.
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United Press
Norwalk
John Cohn
Brooklyn
Norwalk Hospital
Cohn
Richeson Trial Date Debate After Jail Visit
Conflicting reports about Rev. C. W. T. Richeson, charged with Avis Linnell’s murder, circulated as his attorney and Dr. Howard Lothrop visited him. Morse said Richeson is near well but mentally unfit for a January trial. Lothrop claimed he has largely recovered and is in good spirits.
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United Press
Boston
C. W. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Charles Street
William A. Morse
Howard Lothrop
Morse
Richeson
Pelletier
New Lyric Theatre Opens Stock Plays On New Year's Day
Remodelled Lyric theatre in Mainstreet will reopen New Year’s Day with Eleanor Cleveland Robert Corness and a company of stock players. First attraction Sweet Kittie Bellairs. Other Broadway hits The Christian Madame X scheduled. Managers Isham and Heaphy aim for a season of standard plays. Opening matinee set for New Year’s afternoon. Substantial roof stage 81 by 40 feet fireproof cement building ten exits red plush carpet. Scenic painter Allen Schreck to decorate. Improvements budget between 15000 and 20000 dollars.
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Lyric Theatre
Mainstreet
Eleanor Cleveland
Robert Corness
Kittie Bellairs
W. H. Isham
John Heaphy
Bridgeport
New England
Allen Schreck
Baird Machine Co Opens New Stratford Plant Next Week
The Baird Machine Company plans to start operations in a new Stratford factory next week after moving from Oakville. President Fred Enos helped secure the site, with Fletcher Engineering guiding construction. The plant east of Bruce's Brook will employ about 200 workers initially, rising to 400 500 as operations expand, adding to Bridgeport’s industry.
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Baird Machine Company
Stratford
Oakville
Fred Enos
Bridgeport Board of ‘Trade
Bruce's Brook
Avon Park
Fletcher Engineering Company
Industrial Engineers
Bridgeport
Doings in Local Fraternal Bodies
The Young Emmet club held its annual officer election last night with Thomas Buggy as president and a full slate of officers. Ten new members were admitted and plans made for a New Year’s dance at Main and Elm Streets. Also, the Wowompon tribe I O R M elected Sachem J A Bundock and other officers, with a corn and venison feed planned after joint ceremonies. P T Barnum Lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers and schedules a public installation next Thursday with refreshments. band Black's orchestra to provide music.
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Young Emmets
Young Emmet Club
Folows
Thomas Buggy
Thomas Coleman
P. Garvey
Bernard Flanagan
Martin Flanagan
Sentinel
P. Sharkey
Board of Governors
J. Dea
Edward Moran
P. Bannon
T. Judde
D. Barry
T. Buggy
M. Coleman
Wowompon
Wowompon Tribe
J. A. Bundock
C. H. Roder
C. H. Morris
J. A. Hubbell
South Norwalk
P. T. Barnum Lodge
P. T. Barns Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C. C
Peter Burns
V. C
W. C. Baer
Graham N. V. Wilford
John Cave
K. R
Emmanuel Cave
James Walkes
Henry Fales
W. c. Bevan
LI. G
R. Persette
O. G
Noah Lee
E. Cave
Black
Charles L. Blake
Washington Lodge
No. 15
Hartford
Hairdressers Offer Ready Made Pompadours and Wigs
An old advertisement describes ready made hairpieces and transformations, including wire framed pompadours for quick styling. It lists prices for French hair transformations, switches, stemless lengths from 20 to 28 inches, and washable hair rolls, aiming to save time and nervous energy.
White Sale offers finer muslin underwear display
The article lauds an exceptional White Sale with a selective, attractive line of muslin undergarments. It praises daintiness, trimness, and careful finishing in the new models, embroidries, and cotton fabrics, highlighting quality and value and noting special displays and late jets.
Skirts Offered From Wool Remnants On Ready to Wear Basis
A local shop promotes women’s skirts tailored to exact measurements at four dollars each, using remnants from a suit maker. Fabrics include gray and blue mixtures with stripes and hairlines, all pre-shrunk and ready for immediate construction in several dependable styles.
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Walley
John Beck & Son
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Thompson
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Memoriam
Bridgeport Central Labor Union
Thomas Arnold
Organized Labor
John J. O'Neill
Robert K. Marshall
James A. Coates
Jasper M'Levy
Committee On
Jackson’s Book Shop
Howland
Fairfield Avenue
Cennem Sth
New Lyric Theatre
Elinor Cleveland
Sweet Kittie Bellairs
W. H. Ishman
Baird Machine CO
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