Death notices and marriages in Stamford Norwalk area
Obituary notices and In Memoriam items for January 1913 list deaths in Stamford Norwalk and surrounding towns with funeral details. Marriages include Davis Flannagan in Stamford, Jamin Gilmore in Torrington, and other local nuptials. Also includes a Monday market and stock prices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Flannagan
Stamford
Martin Davis
Mary Flannagan
Jamin-Gilmore
Torrington
Edward DeCamp Benjamin
Ava Elvine Gilmore
Well-Jones
Ella M. Jones
Herbert Marvell
Scoffield
Brooklyn
George Griffith
Lida Scofield
So. Norwalk, Smith-Gallagher.—In Saugatuck
Farrington
Gallagher
Reba Smith
Heeler-Adams
Norwalk
George Wildman Adams
Weston
Cora Lena Wheeler
Allies urge Turkey to concede Adrianople terms
Constantinople Jan 17 The joint note from the great powers was delivered to the porte by ambassadors. It is definitely known the missive advises Turkey to accept the terms offered by the allies, including the cession of Adrianople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Porte
Adrianople
Mayor's protest against saloons in Tenderloin
Hearings on Mayor Wilson remonstrance to saloons in the Tenderloin likely start next week. County commissioners to set dates for remonstrances. ten establishments named as unsuitable include Frank H. Steinert 88 State street, Thomas Rock 92 State Street, Joseph Billings 715 Water street, William Hart 23 25 27 Union Square, M Montamaro 76 Lexington avenue, P Richards 289 Water street, John Lynch 425 Water street, Joseph DeViva 441 Water street, Luca Mar wehtonio 35 Bank street, Sebastian Seale 35 Lexington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tenderloin
Frank H. Steinert
State Street
Thomas Rock
Joseph Billings
Water Street
William Hart
Union Square
M. Montamaro
Lexington Avenue
P. Richards
John Lynch
Joseph DeViva
Luca Marwehtonio
Bank Street
Sebastian Seale
Trolley Association Adjourns Without Doing Any Business
Connecticut Trolley Improvement association meeting in the city hall council chamber adjourned with no business due to sparse attendance. Alderman John E B Lyddy chaired. City Clerk Stephen F Boucher acted as clerk. Attending were Mayor T C Murphy Norwalk Senator Archibald McNeil Jr Representatives Wilson McMurray and others. The chairman promised another meeting when mileage funds are more available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Trolley Improvement Association
Council Chamber
John EB. Lyddy
Stephen F. Boucher
Wilson
Rep. Wilson
Fred Cederholm
Lyddy
T. C. Murphy
Norwich
John Dilworth
Norwalk
Archibald McNeil, Jr
Wilson and
McMurray
Boucher
Fire Destroys Houses and B O Station at Waverly
A fire of unknown origin gutted ten houses and the Baltimore and Ohio station at Waverly West Virginia today. Estimated loss runs to sixty thousand dollars. Waverly, an oil center sixty miles below Wheeling, hosts oil tanks and wells nearby. Fire apparatus rushed from Marietta Ohio and Parkersburg West Virginia to prevent spread to the oil district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Wheeling
Marietta
Parkersburg
Miners Strike Shuts Henry & Prospect Collieries
About 3,000 men at Henry & Prospect Colleries of Lehigh Valley Coal Company left work in a strike at Wilkesbarre on January 17. The walkout followed a dispute over six hundred non union workers not belonging to the United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Henry & Prospect
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Sullivan Quits Hospital After Remarkable Recovery
The well known Bridgeport saloon owner John F. Sullivan left St. Vincent's hospital convalescent after a December 26 shooting. Surgeons Dr. C. C. Godfrey Finnegan and Dr. D. J. McCarthy removed a bullet from his abdomen, with nurses and staff praised for care. Born in Naugatuck about forty years ago, Sullivan built his fortune, then sold his Main street property to seek rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sullivan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sullivan
Bridgeport
William Prune
C. C. Godfrey
Finnegan
D. J. McCarthy
Naugatuck
Gary
Ind
Main Street
Helen Baranowitch’s Daughter Elopes With Striker Jim
Police search for sixteen year old Helen Baranowitch of 393 Main Street who ran away last Wednesday night with a man named Jim after boarding a night boat to New York. Detective units are assigned and a description lists height five four and a half inches, dark brown hair, wearing a dark skirt and mantilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
John Baranowitch
Main Street
Jim
New York
Baby used as football finds dramatic Brooklyn scene
In Brooklyn a newborn baby wrapped in a shoebox was abandoned in a vacant lot. Children tossed the box as a makeshift football until the string broke and the infant tumbled out. A patrolman and Dr. Schulman rushed the baby to Hamilton Avenue Station and hospital where life was briefly revived and the child, Hamilton Huntington, faced a fighting chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Hamilton Avenue
Schulman
Saloon Break-In Netted One Dollar from Cash Register
Thieves broke into Frank Distasio’s saloon at 200 Noble Avenue early this morning. They carried the cash register to the rear and opened the drawer taking one dollar in change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Distasio
Noble Avenue
Mill End Sale Promises Big Savings Across Stocks
A Mill End Sale promotes low Mill End prices on maker and stock lots with clear value. The 30th sale claims record low prices on apparel home fittings and daily needfuls. Shoppers of all ages are urged to visit Saturday for substantial savings and wide selection.
White Slaver Sentenced In New Haven Case
New Haven officials report John Ross received two to four years in state prison and Vincenzo Modena ten months for involvement in the white slave traffic. They were arrested October 26 when visiting Ross's parents at the state prison. The defense and prosecutor framed the crimes as grave offenses with wide impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
John Ross
Vincenzo Modena
Ross
Allyn
Miller rejects bonds for labor leaders in San Francisco
District Attorney Miller of Indianapolis will not accept bonds for Olaf Treitmoe and Eugene Clancy unless he personally approves. He instructed United States District Attorney McKinley to pass on the matter. Former Mayor McCarthy, handling bond efforts, petitioned U.S. Commissioner Krull, who is expected to render a decision this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Miller
Indianapolis
Olaf Tyvellmoe
Eugene Clancy
United States
McKinley
Treitmoe
Clancy
McCarthy
United State
Krull
Poincare Elected President After Versailles Ballot
The second joint assembly ballot at Versailles gave Poincare 483 votes, Paris 296, Vaillant 69 with several scattered votes and some abstentions. Total 873. 437 needed. Tellers announced the result amid great enthusiasm and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Assembly
Versailles
Poincare
Paris
Vaillant
Assembly
Broken Axle Halts Traffic on City Streets
A heavy delivery truck for D M Road Company broke an axle at East Washington and Noble avenues this morning. Trolley traffic between the East and West Sides was delayed almost an hour while crews shifted the track to the west bound line and awaited removal permission. Cars were eventually moved through the block. ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Road Company
East Washington and
Noble Avenues
Buffalo express derailed near Lockhaven injures none
Philadelphia reports a Buffalo Express derailment at 9:20 am near Lock Haven with engine and five cars off the track. all passengers escape injury as steel cars topple except the Washington sleeper. The train carried two sleepers, a coach, baggage and express car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lockhaven
Washington
Obituary notices from a small city page
Obituary notices report William Banks of Bridgeport dying in White Plains after a week of illness. he is survived by brother Henry Banks and sister Mrs Jean Williams. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Fannie S. Mallett, widow of George Mallett, aged 76. infant son of Mr and Mrs Philip Guerin. Mrs Bridget P Manning. Eliza A Johnson with funeral at her home on Etm treet. and a court report about a safety vault dispute in a New York theatre involving Mrs Gravae Sorg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
William Hartnett
Buena Way
Wordin Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
White Plains
Awilliam Banks
Remis
Cullinan & Mullins
Strecet
St. Peter's Ehurch
St. Michael's 2
Sanford
George A. Umallitt
Barnum Avenue
Inet
William Banks
Thie City
Bridgeport
Henry Banks
Mra
Jean Williams
Fannie
S. Mallett
Eliza A. Johnson
Bucat
Mountain Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Chain Company, Inc
Weed Chain Tire Grip Co
Ee Matai A Ae Seine
Messrs. White & Case
Charles Thaddeus Terry
Bankers Trust Co
Astor Trust Co
BAL Tuk
Weed
American Chain Company
Weed Company
Hincks Bros. & Co
New York Stock Exchange
State St
Conn
Pearl Street
Hartford
New Britain
Hte —S
James Horan
Pug
Mons
Silauet
John Naire
Benham Avenue
Satur- Seager
Norvrant
Hart
Oliver Burton
Graton
Francis Foster
Norval
Caulfield
George Henry Caulfield
Saint Patrick’s Church
Jammer
Georgetown
Louis
Howe
Ridgefield
Frances
Benjamin Howe
Manjoney’s
Main St
Texas
Boston Post
Birmingham
Heral
Daffodils
John Beck & Son
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Phorm
Amano
Ris
Jackson’s Book Shop
Trolley Association
Hospital
N. Y
Hoow Lane
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Howland Dry Goods
Ton’t
Poingaire
Capt. Mary
Art League
Lillian Barton Wilson
Holy Name Society of
Peter Coroneos
Peter
Paul Stamos
John Angelopoulos
Jean Stockwell
Germany
Hoboken
Tuttle
Stratford
Bridgeport High School
B. H
Jewell
Bridgeports
Pauline Hulton
Scors
Mise Bultivan
E¢ Misves Hulton
Donoven
Gan
Daniel F. Carthy
Lesbia Street
Bridger Font
Mra Gravee Sorg
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