Symphony Concert at New Raven News Highlights Wagner Works
The New Haven Symphony Orchestra performs at Woolsey Hall with a Wagner focused program. Soloist Miss Fenfyees, noted for Wagnerian roles, premieres selections from Wasner and Wagner, showcasing contrasting styles and notable European stage experience.
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New Raven
New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Woolsey Hall
New Haven
Richard Wasner
Waener
Hilan
Beari
Fen Fyees
Brilliam
Europe
Bayreith
Opera
Wagner Dimasti
Wagner concert bells echo in New Havens at Woolsey Hall
The Wagner program features Lohengrin Parsifal and Siegfried selections with soloists led by Miss Natale Cornwall and Attorney David L Day announced for New Haven. Guests Mrs Sherwood and Mrs Jennings travel from local residences as the Idle Hour Club holds a musical evening with dancers and performers.
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Guyreuth
Ster
Rennyson
Lea
Hay
Reuth
New Havens
Tonengrin
Alsa
B. Tanphwuser
Lzaholls
Gertrude Rennyson Lehreng
Natale Cornwall
Jesse B. Cornwall
David L. Day
Thie ‘City
A.B. Sherwood
Courtland Street
Ter Elster
Jennings
Greens Farms
Thomas
Court- Jana
Idle Hour Club
Gertrude Becker
Vera Median
Josephine Flynn
Harriet Fennell
Elisabeth Callahan
Anne McKelvey
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Lucie Dowd
Catherine Brown
Community Notes From Southport and Derby Events
Ming Helen Bradley of Derby re entered home after a visit to cousin Mrs Stuart Member. Sasquati myer Dene aus Vilinga improvement society met at Mrs. San Perr. Mrs Mitchell of Westport gave an interesting feature on Current Events. Trinity church service held Saturday afternoon with attendees. Myra J. Welter Perry hosted relatives at avenue home for her cousin Mrs Power Roberts visit. Elle Oman returned to Reetemo from New York relatives. Public eats opened this morning after Christmas vacation. Dorothy Harris celebrated a birthday at her home with games and refreshments. Kidney and bladder troubles relief noted by W P Broyles after fifteen years with Foley Kidney Pills.
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Ming Helen Bradley
Derby
Stuart
Sasquati Myer Dene Aus Vilinga Improvement Society
Pri Guy
San “Perr
Sell Fe Mitchell
Westport
Muucine
Trinity Church
Tanswere
Myra J. Welter Perry
Nimber
Ox Avenue
Elle Oman
Reetemo
New York
H Wumber
Fen Dorothy
Harrise
Local Wind Damage Recalls Fairfield Fair
Readable fragments describe Friday wind causing major damage in Fairfield area with downed trees and telephone wires. A horse shed at St Thomas church blown down and residents including Mrs George Wilson affected as community events and meetings are planned for late January amid school reopenings and local club gatherings.
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Oise
St Thomae
George B. Wilson
New Milteraie
Ana
Saricuy
Eisie
Echools
Cowman
Tele Poome
Sxorm
Wagmeatinr
Kesph
yAenadar
Sire
Harel
Beibel Utter
Sventhe
Kreuk Wade
Amines Maren
Eeves de
Sumner
Bedal
Hoydeow
Mra
Leslie Jwinning
Wednesday Event Postponed Owing to Holiday
The gathering was postponed Wednesday evening due to a holiday. All the men are expected to be present. John Boyle spent Friday with friends in Danbury.
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Mennors
John Boyle
Danbury
Westport Notes on Social Events and Local Happenings
Miss Marthe Taylor returns to Pausheersie NF to resume duties at Vaewar college after vacation. Edward Avie the first Man will perform at Westport Opera House with bird mimicking and violin. Saventuck Methodist church celebrated its 60th founding anniversary with sermons and new members. Letters listed at Greens Farms post office. other locals visit friends in New Haven and New Ark.
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Marthe Taylor
Pausheersie
N.F
Vaewar College
John Kernstock
Washington Avenue
Westport Opera
Edward Avie
Westport Brusteal Society
Mise
Margaret Taylor
Washington
Gertruda Fable
Priett
Newark
George Fairchild
Ridgepart Rae
Friends
Girls Friendly Society of Christ
Partons
Florence Burr
Greene Farme
Smith College
North Hampton
Stas
John Barlow
Saventuck Methodise
Davia OG. Downey
Plorenkyon Matuenewaker
Linon Doecker
CM. Shaunesy
Willam Greeve Rowiket
Eilesbeth Barour
Grath
Ernest Hoxer
August McPageart
Anna Siner
Wiliam Seldt
Mra JM. Wilcos
Saugatuck Mens’ Club
Chrise
Mayor Rogan Returns From New York Party Excursion
Seaview avenue Mayor E Jerome Rogan returns from New York where he escorted East End Belles and chaperones to the Hippodrome. He displayed 118 chests and toured with the party, wearing a new herringbone suit that caused traffic on Firth avenue. A dinner followed the show, and Rogan praised the beans. The page includes weather and an ad for cleaning products with brand names and locations.
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Jerome Rogan
Seaview Avenue
New York
East End
Petition for Annexation Circulates in Hollister Heights
People of Hollister Heights cue First to ask to be taken into Bridgeport as petitions circulate for annexation.
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Hollister Heights
Bridgeport
Stratford Seeks Annexation Debate Over Bridgenart Move
A Stratford petition circulates to annex part of Stratford to Bridgenart for steel industry access. Locals recall costly West Stratford annexation and fear new residents may lack influence in town affairs. Amelie Gensheimer praised for organizing St James church Christmas, but fainted at the organ. Miss Jennie Hooth returns to New Haven for school after holidays.
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Stratford
Bridgenart
Steel
Stally
Slice of
West Stratford
Bruce's Brook
Fack
Alles
Amelie Gensheimer
St James
Jeter
Jennie Hooth
New Haven
Boothe Street
Local notes reveal New Year visits and weather event
In Easton on a windy Friday a large hemlock fell in Hecubletn's yard near Coleman 7. The report lists visits by the Marsh family, Jennings, Nichols, Andrews, and other residents, plus Mrs. Homer Logan’s illness and a new telephone line for Oliver D. Bennett. Several New Year’s gatherings and social rounds are noted across Stepney Pistisville and Aspetuck, with arrivals and homebound statuses.
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Coleman 7
Rockwell
Fifkin
Willem Andrews
Svort
Elmer Andrews
Homer Logan
Tu Ilness
Robert W. Marsh
Helen and
Natalia Marsh
Sport el
Georgia Jennings
Adpetuck
Clarence A Jennings
Charles ¥. Nichols
Irme Nichole
Perkins Nichols
Jerome Nichols
Stepney
Oliver D. Bennett
Rome
Mabel
Susan Edwards
Mary Wade
Edith Wade
Growcalls
New Year Host Dinners and Visits Across Greenfield Hill
Greenfield Hill social scene features New Year’s gatherings at the Brothwell and other homes. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Osborne of Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Stratford, and author Willis Willets visiting on Jackman Avenue. Nearby residents host guests from Bethel, New York, and Boston while local clubs report charitable letters and prizes.
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Hary Hall
Halle Farme
Charlea Gray
Dorothy Mallette
Long Hill
Anna
Joseph Brothwell
Fred Bennett
Mias Lole Bennett
Frank Bennett
Stratfield
Orlando Osborn
Eseton
John Williams
Strat
Tlson Willets
New York
Willis
Jackman Avenue
Stestfield
M. E. Brewster-Greene
LB. Wilson
Country Club
Charles TL. Johnson
Airview Avenue
Fridgeport
Harry Eowards
Jackman Ave
Tiiman
Clarence Brown
Jennings Woods
Jennings
Bethel
Frank Wade
Miesen Fannie
Wether
Fifth Wahde
Thunday
Ambrose Marsh
Easton
Mr. Phelps
New York City
Wilmer Pratt
Brooklyn
Greenfield
Mise Geraldine Olmsteed
Jetter
Kind Deed Club
Industrial Dangers in American Factories Examined by British Expert
Sir Thomas Oliver, eminent British authority on occupational diseases, observes in Washington and eastern U S factories that long hours persist in iron and steel jobs, foreign workers are exposed to dangerous tasks, and white lead production lacks health regulations. He notes better fire safety in the U S but calls for universal industrial legislation and humane treatment of workers, especially women and foreigners.
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Thomas Olver
University of Durham
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Thomas Oliver
Great Britain
British Dangerous Trades Committee
Congress of Hygiene
Washington
America
England
Iron and Steel
Staffordshire
United States
Europe
Algo
Parcnlar
Taig
Egreland
Lance Brass Works
United Etstes
Tt Js
New Jersey
Gome
W. St. Fox
Washinston St
Noblesville
Ind
Brit
Strattord Ave
Davis and Hawley Co. Tewele rs Invitation Mention
A garbled OCR item notes Davis and Hawley Co. TEWELERS and an invitation or notice with unclear details. The readable bits reference company names and a possible event or offer, but specifics are missing. No dates or locations are identifiable.
Royal cosmetics and a child trafficking crackdown in Europe
A London report details royal cosmetics favored by European queens and their empires, noting scents and brands. A separate Berlin item reports a cafe owner using fake matchmaking ads to lure patrons, sparking police action amid rising business.
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London
Mary of
Wilhelmina
Engand
Berlin
Pilgrims Skipped Holy Land Amid Religious Feasts
The Near East war empties Jerusalem of pilgrims for Epiphany and Christmas Eve observances. Russians, Bulgarians, Armenians, Montenegrins and Greeks are absent or scarce, leaving mosques and monasteries largely silent while merchants and beggars face a lean season.
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Codag
Holy Land
Jesus
Jordan
St John
Bulzar Lane
Bethlehem
Near East
Holy Land of
Jer—usalem
New Styl
Monta Feering
Fas Sia
Balkan
Mosiema
Ana
Jeruselem
Eudes
Turgoe
Household notes hide a jumble of ads and remarks in print
A sprawling, fragmented text block mixes shopping tips, medicine ads, household hints, and stray product names. It mentions digest aids, cleaning, and various foods while threading in scattered names and places with little coherent structure or narrative.
Three Kings Day customs and a sailor’s death noted
The article describes leather trim on garments and Epiphany rituals with gifts and door markings for C M G in honor of the Three Kings. It also reports the death of Captain A Frank Man, a longtime seafarer, and a trolley conductor James Mulroy who died from injuries after an accident in New Haven.
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Patoe
Caspar
Atelchior
Balthazar
Cervante
New Haven
James Mulroy
One Way To Stomach Health
A compact excerpt urges balanced meals and dietary care over starvation. It warns against extreme dieting and promotes using tablets briefly while stressing the dangers of shorted nutrition. It critiques modern farming for rapid results and disrupted fresh elements in food.
Unreadable OCR fragment notes and stray lines
Fragmentary text shows scattered phrases, names, and possible ad like lines with no coherent report or identifiable events. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome emerges from the legible portions.
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Torrington
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APTS
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Foley Kidney Pile
F. B. ‘Brill
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Sixth Direct
Fairfield
Harriet Ogden
Marold Seton
Harold Ogdew
E. Jerome Rogan
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Stretford Ave
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