Insane Patients in Fire Danger at Lancaster Asylum
The Lancaster Provincial Insane Asylum in St Johns New Brunswick suffered a major fire last night causing about 40000 in damage. Several hundred inmates were moved to the end wings and kept from view of the flames as Carlets Fairville and city fire brigades worked four hours to gain control. One patient was injured but not seriously.
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United Press
St. Johns
N. B
Lancaster
Carlets
Fairville
City Fire Ap Bstatic
Hartford
Winchester
Lodge Room Notes from Newfeld Camp Installation
Newfeld Camp No 46 W O W held its annual installation at Hibernian hall. Fred Richardson, retiring council commander, was praised for guiding the camp through the year. Social hour followed with musical numbers and a jig. New officers include Council Commander John J. O’Neil Advisor Lieut Charles E Mahinsey Banker Patrick Maloney and others.
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Newfeld
Hibernian Hall
Fred Richardson
P. C. C. Richardson
Phil Kelly
East End
Walter Nicholson
Newfidd
Masti
Grover
Sadie O'Neill
Veronica Nicholson
J. J. O'Neill
Franis Winn
Francis Winn
J. J. Maloney
Council
John J. O’nel
Charles E. Mahinsey
Patrick Maloney
Clem James Dinan
Henry Ulri
Geo. Haaga
Sentry
R. Deane
Nurse Endorses Father John’s Medicine For Child And Adult
Nurse Ella M. Wood of Guilford Connecticut testifies that she has used Father John’s Medicine in numerous cases by order of attending physicians and finds it safe reliable and honest. She notes its pure wholesome ingredients strengthen the body and help ward off illnesses without alcohol or strong drugs.
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Ella M. Wood
Guilford
Conn
Father John
John
Hartford Caucuses Name Officers and Ballot Outcomes
House caucus nominated Elmore for speaker on first ballot and Sabin S Russell for assistant clerk on second. Chaplain candidates included Franklin Countryman. second and third ballots refined selections. Senate caucus named Isaac W aberegs as president pro tem and J Frederick Sexton as chaplain. doorkeepers and messengers listed. Democratic caucus supported Richard Higgins for minority leader. Foley's Orino Laxative advert appeared.
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Hartford
Elmore, Banks
Fairfield
Sabin S. Russell
Killingly
Franklin Countryman
Stony Creek
Elmore
Banks
William J. Malone
J. Olin Howe
Charles W. Cramer
Orville N. Beebe
E. T. Holloway
Henry Upson
Franklin
Bw. C. Tullar
W. A. Bronson
Walter D. Humphrey
T. Holloway
BE. Co
Senate
Isaac W.aberegs
Torrington
J. Frederick Sexton
Westville
John A. Spafford
Bridge Port
John F. Hughes
E. W. Baldwin
New Haven
Fred M. Wright
Ashford
William Humphrey
Danbury
Oscar F. Perkins
Winsted
James McKendrick
Stonington
E. H. Clark
Saybrook
Charles E. Hunt
Coventry
Fairfield County
Charles D Rns
Greenwich
John W. French
Trumbull
Messenger
George F. Sherwood
Weston
H. H. Peck
Newtown
Litchfield
Litchfield County
Doorkeeper
O. C. Hill
Bethlehem
George F. Farnham
A. P. Atwood
Norfolk
F. W. Knowles
New Milford
David M. Hard
Watertown
Lucius W. Fox
Hill
Farnham
Atwood
Knowles
Hard
Fox
Dunn
Willimantic
Richard T. Higgins
Winchester
Special Fabric Sale Prices on Covers and Muslin Items
Special lot of Covers lace and French Covers offered at 69c each, previously 48c. Good muslin deep hem stitched umbrella ruffle 15c. Extra heavy muslin with deep hem and tucks 25c. Hamburg trimmed muslin Isabella Drawers hemstitched flounce 48c. Better qualities priced at 75c and 1.00.
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Hamburg
St Rose Drum Corps Eyes New Uniforms and Local Support
Miss Helen Hawley and others depart for Syracuse University to continue studies. St Rose's Drum Corps of Sandy Hook plans to buy new uniforms soon, urged to receive encouragement and patronage. Carlton Smith returns to Yale. William Johnson and Hobart Curtis depart for Hartford as newly elected representatives. Stiles Miller, a Borden's creamery inspector, injured when a revolver discharged. Dr. F ie Gale treated the wrist injury.
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Helen Hawley
Augusta Campbell
Elsie Ferris
Eleanor Cavanaugh
Syracuse University
St. Rose’s
Sandy Hook
Robert Cunliffe
Nellie Brady
Harrison, N. J
C. Hard
John R. Peck
Annie Troy
Edward Troy
Woodbury
Waterbury
Pearl Parsons
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Carlton Smith
New Haven
Yale
Stiles Miller
Borden's Creamery
F. Ie Gale
Wallace N. Mitchell
Lake Mahopac
N. Y
Lawrence Warner
Saranac Lake
William C. Johnson
Hobart H. Curtis
Hartford
Breakup of West End Moraski Gang Convicts Petrowski
Prosecutor DeLaney fights to break up the Moraski gang leads to Stephen Petrowski’s conviction in City court. Judge Foster imposes a $20 fine and three months jail. bond set at $200 on appeal. Petrowski, lacking counsel, involved in Dec 15 assault at Fennell’s saloon on Railroad avenue where Koslowski was beaten and eye gouged.
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DeLaney
Moraski
Stephen Petrowski
Judge Foster
Petrowski
Joseph Koslowski
Fennell
Railroad Avenue
August Brill
Hallett Street
Lush
West End
Moraskis
Koslowski
Joseph Niedrzwicki
Vale
John Kramer
Tony Fennell
John Romanowski
Weston
Pine Street
Romanowski
Front Street
Hartford
Cyrus Plaster Backache Remedy Endorsed by Busy People
Plaster praised by workers and time conscious users who report relief where others failed. Cyrus Pharmacy advertises the product at twenty five cents, claiming it saves a day's pay and is available at Fairfield Ave and Courtland St.
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Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Ave
Courtland St
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Kline Brothers the Money Back Store
Main St
Kline
Dillon & GO
E. H. Dillon & CO
Order of Eagles
Bridgeport
Eagles’ Hall
H. E. Shannon
Patrick H. Brady
George P. Jamieson
William H. Callan
Daniel J. O'Connor
Thomas W
James Keenan
Joseph Whalen
James Saunders
Patrick Boland
Thomas Scanlon
James Gechorn
Frank Buckley
Thomas Tierney
Gus Culligan
Georgie Bly
Neary & Miller
Harold Ude
E. W. Grove
Mary E. Billings
Park Avenue
Roanoke
W. Murray
East Main Street
F. B. Brill
Smith, Murray & CO
Wallace
Hood
Lowell
Masa
Sam Harris
Ciget Wise
Gravenette's
Office & Library Supply House
Cor
Water St
Thomas
Courtland School
Washington Ave
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New Lots
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