Governor's Ball Gives Dignity Through Elegant Dress
Hartford on January 7 saw the inaugural reception and Governor's Foot Guard ball honoring Governor Lilley. Notable costumes included Mrs. Lilley in sequin net and cream satin, and many Bridgeport and Hartford social leaders in lace, satin, and champagne gowns, with diamonds, pearls, and other jewelry.
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Hartford
Governor's Foot Guard
Lilley
George L. Lilley
Directoire
Frank B. Weeks
Middletown
Thomas D. Bradstreet
Thomaston
Matthew H. Rogers
Bridgeport
Frank Staples
Philip Holzer
Elmer E. Havens
Rollin S. Woodruffs
Everett J. Lake
Daniel S. Brinsmade
Shelton
Carolyn Brinsmade
Jatmines A. Pease
Bridgeportite
Charles G. Agard
Torrington
A. C. Brooks
Fayette C, Clark
Thomas E. Myers
New Hartford
Simeon Pease
London
Julia B. Banks
E. S. Banks
Fairfield
Sally Galloway
Leila Marsh
Stamford
Irving B. Stone
Westport
Stephen J. Banks
C. VY. Newcomb
C. W. Lilley
Mary B. Church of
Miss McLean
Danbury
Nellie Grogan Weds Thomas Carroll at St Peter's Church
Yesterday morning at St Peter's church Miss Nellie Grogan married Mr Thomas Carroll with Rev Father Kelly officiating. Miss Elizabeth Ward served as bridesmaid and Thomas McDonough was best man. The couple will set up housekeeping at 1815 Main Street after a short trip. The bride received numerous fine gifts.
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St. Peter's Church
Nellie Grogan
Thomas Carroll
Father Kelly
Elizabeth Ward
Thomas McDonough
Main Street
Roosevelt rebukes Senate over information on Steel trust
In a special message, President Roosevelt refused to let Attorney General Bonaparte provide official details on the United States Steel Corporation's absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron and to answer questions about possible Sherman Act suits. The reading of the message stunned the Senate, with Senator Culberson noting the resolution of inquiry. The president argued the Senate has no authority to demand executive information. Accompanying correspondence between the President and Attorney General is included.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Culberson
Sue
Redding fox chasing and local notes in January
Fox hunting near the Easton line and Oakley lodge yields five hours of chase and three foxes captured. Mark Twain influence brings a Bethel express stop at West Redding. Helen Keller news, social events, and local business changes fill a wide page of town life with brief, vivid details.
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Mark Twain
Express
New York
Bethel
West Redding
Helen Keller
Clinton Sanford
Storrs
E. M. Sanford
Greenbaum & Klein
Grange
Henry Shaw
Milo Osborn
Joseph Dayton
Harry Loupsbury
Board of Relief
Noble F. Hoggson
Fred Driggs
Hal Sanford
Marshall Driggs
Sanford
Harry Lounsbury
Long Ridge Crossing
Mr. Vaughn
Burr
J. H. Amell
Umpawaug
Frank Farley
John Moore
Jump Hill
Bridgeport
A. H. Sanford
Tre Lockjaw
Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
Jim Treadwell
Navy
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Bridgeport Land & Title Company
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People’s Savings Bank
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State Streets
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United Press
Columbia
Charles M. Daniels
Park City Cycle&enameling CO
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Main ST
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S. B. Thing & CO
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Avenue
Frisbie’s
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Los Angeles
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Redding
America
Cannon St
Howland
Howland's. Fish Department
Sc Ib
Codsteaks
Block Island
Lowe’s Laundry
Seaview Ave
Thomas L. Lowe Prop
Wells & Lowe
C. Gregory
Stratford, Conn
Telephone
Kerr & Barnes
Stratfield Hotel
Avon Park
H. Reed
Swift Lowell Fertilizer
Stratford
Conn
M. Baron
Liberty Street
OME Cafe
Hawshorne Iin
Boston Post Road
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Bridgeport Wet Wash Laundry Co
Brooklawn
George S. Baker
Bunnell and Deacon Streets
SportSman’s Inn
H. W. Smith
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Farrell
Sprague
Rockaway
Daniel Sprague
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John St
Broad
Weidemann. Brewing Company
John D. Smarto
Pene Street
State Street
Keith
Atlas Grill Room
Delmonico of
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East Main
Stoben St
Tomlinson
Otter
Smith’s Theatre
R. A. Helman
Coleman Street
Samuel Jacob
Jacob Jacob
Kossuth Street
Randall's O
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Liberty
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Bridgeport Bicycles
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