Installation of Officers at Elias Howe Post G A R
Last night Elias Howe Post No 3 G A R held installation of officers for the new year. Commander Elbert L Ruggles received a gold badge as he began his second term and announced committees including Auditing Alfred Beers Henry Seeley and Alvin Hunt and Memorial Day organizer Alfred Beers. A long list of district and cemetery committees followed with numerous names attached to each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Howe, Jr
Henry J. Seeley
Elbert L. Ruggles
G. A. R. Ize
Liiam W. Osborn
Harles FE. Moore
Charles E. Williams
Lert L. Ruggles
William May
Joseph Bayette
Stacey W. Hall
George Hunt
James H. Angevine
Anth
Charles W. Scarritt
Henry Hurd
Alvert F. Fargo
Charles Sham
Walter P. Bryan
James Jennings
Roderick S. Beers
Edgar Squires
Radley Banks
David M. Lackie
Frank Wallenta
John R. Hull
Nicholas W. Muoht
Stratford
S. D‘ck'nson
John W. Thompson
Charles E. Curtis
David H. Middlebrook
Fairfield Henry
Alvin S. Hunt
Thomas A. Marsh
Charles Harrison
Harvey Gray
Leonard ‘Pratt
C. S. Abbott
Bracey W. Hall
Charles F.latham
William W. Osborn
Joseph Tyler
Charles A. ‘Hurd
Chas
A. Hurd
Isaac W. Gilbert
Russell*Glenn
Henry ‘Worth
Grove Street
Henry North Park
James Wheeler
Samuel Thorpe
George D. Hunt
W. Porter
James H. Angel Wine
Lakeview
C. W. Scarnt
F. H. Nichols
John J.hull
Antone Aigeltenger
Nicholas W. Muth
Stratford Cemetery
P. Dickinson
H. P. Stage
Six defendants convicted in Rankin murder trials
The Union City jury returned first degree murder verdicts with mitigating circumstances for Garrett Johnson Fred Pinion Arthur Clear Sam Applewhite Tid Burton and Roy Ransom and second degree murder for Bud Morris and Bob Huffman. Judge Jones instructed that presence or proximity at the scene sufficed for first degree in the tied case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Tenn
Jan
Garrett Johnson
Fred Pinion
Arthur Clear
Sam Applewhite
Tid Burton
Roy Ransom
Bud Morris
Bob Huffman
Jones
Quintin Rankin
Capt. Rankin
Horses Destroyed In East End Fire In Eagle Street
Two barns on Eagle street burned at 2 o clock this morning. Two horses owned by George F. Goessinger died in the blaze while two horses owned by John Brennan were saved. Fire officials believe incendiary origin and the loss unlikely to exceed $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Eagle Street
George F. Goessinger
Park City
John Brennan
Brennan
Goessinger
F. C. Schleichert
Schleichert
Wilson
No. 8 Engine Company
Weather Indications and Local Notices from New Haven
Fair to-night and Saturday with warmer temperatures. Central regions show slight rise while western and eastern areas stay low. Snow flurries reported from the Lake region and along the Atlantic coast. B N W records a temperature of 48 degrees below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Lake
Atlantic
Tillman scandal and Nicaragua warning dominate Washington brief
Washington reports outline Senator Ben Tillman's alleged public land corruption and Roosevelt's insinuations about Congress. President sends evidence to Senator Hale as Appropriations probes continue. Also Secretary Root warns Nicaragua to adjust tone before trade talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Benjamin Ryan Tillman
South Carolina
Secret
Roosevelt
Hale
Committee On Appropriations
Senator Tillman
Secretary of the Interior
Senator Hale
Congress
Secret Service
Tillman
Tilman
Senate
Root
Nicaragua
United Press
United States
Foreign Office of
Emery
Newtown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Foresters hall hosts growing Whist parties with an 8 30 start next Saturday. Local residents travel to Hartford and New Rochelle for family and work while others visit from Brooklyn and Philadelphia. Grange meeting subdued by weather with postponed business. several residents depart for school and university commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters’ Hall
Sandy Hook
Henry Lang
Brooklyn
Walnut Tree Hill
Long Island
Niantics Mills
James Larner
New Haven
Patrick Larner
Curtis Hill
John Honan
Philadelphia
Daniel Honan
E. W. Troy
Park City
W. N. Reynolds
Kate Reynolds
New York City
Harold Botsford
Eugene Botsford
Storrs
John Lynch
Bridgeport
P. M. Keating
Botsford
Edith Quackenbush
Joseph Quackenbush
The
Glen
New Rochelle
James Donahue
Michael Dona
Nonie Brennan
Syracuse University
Wednea
Great Friday and Saturday Sale On Wide Range of Fabrics and Goods
A local sale advertises all day events Saturday with discounts on White Comet Flannel English Long Cloth heavy muslin canvas gloves Shetland floss cotton flannel house socks and more. Prices include 10c per yard for flannel and 1 dollar for full 12 yard pieces with many items at 5c to 25c each. Supporters include gloves socks collars underwear corset covers lace trim and sewing supplies from multiple vendors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pieigs & Co. Incorporated Outfitters
Bridgeport, Conn
S Alk Duce
Wice
Elias Howe
Austin S. Nichols
Plumb B. Nichols
Easton
Almon H. French
Tashua
C.C. Keeler
Reelfoot Lake Band
East End
Bridgeport Medical Association
Stratfield
Association
F. L. Smith
Frank L. Stevens
Dorland Smith
D. M. Driscoll
Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Ayer
Honan
S Baron
Berty
Newtown
D. M.read Co
Globe-Wernicke
Inia
Banm Guitac
UU Luululuud
D. M. Read Co
Radford B. Smith
Main St. Department Store
Fairfield
van Dyk
Reilly
James van Dyk Company
Main Street
Corner Elm
Federal Express
Boston
Southland
Colonial Express
New York
Coulontal Express
South Norwalk
Witon
A. B. Smith
Conn
NEW York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
Golden ST
Main St
Lan
Post Office News
John F. Fay
Pqzarkep
New England
Berger
Arch Street
Ats
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State 8 Street
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Chicago
W. Massey
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