Marriages and Obituaries in Local Community
Local notices record marriages in South Norwalk Rowayton and Norwalk area including Howell Adams Plander unions. Obituaries list Leopold Neuberger Miss Miserez and multiple residents with dates and funeral details across Stratford, Danbury, Stamford and Norwalk.
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Howell—Adams
Norwalk
Sarah Lodema
Stebbins Weed Adams
East Norwalk
Allen Chester
Rowayton
Nettie Plander
George Y Minor
County Homes for Tuberculosis Patients Proposed
A Connecticut special report urges County Homes in each county to care for indigent consumptives. It favors simple two-story frame buildings, near population centers, with male and female wards, minimal costs, and staff using local rates for medical care.
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Hartford
General Assembly
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts Commission For the Investigation
Europe
Nuries
Rayner's Resolution Referred by Senate Vote
Washington Jan 19 by a strict party vote Senator Rayners resolution calling on the attorney general for information about the Presidents libel suit was referred to the judiciary committee by 44 to 24. The only Republicans voting against were Suther land Utah and Knox Pennsylvania.
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Ion
United Press
Washington
Rayner
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Lodge
Sutherland
Utah
Knox
Pennsylvania
Philip B Seegee Dies in Bridgeport at 87
Philip Brice Seegee, longtime Bridgeport resident and real estate owner, died at his home 467 State Street in his 87th year. Born May 20 1822 in Southport he learned watchmaking in New York and later ran a Broad Street shop. He helped found Christ Episcopal Church and served as a first lieutenant in the Second Connecticut Light Artillery during the Civil War. He owned Franklin Building and once operated Segee’s opera house. He leaves daughters Annie F Seegee and Sarah Seegee and son Louis M Seegee.
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Philip Brice Seegee
State Street
Southport
Orly
New York
Broad Street
John Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Second Connecticut Light Artillery
Franklin Building
Main and
State Streets
Segee
Franklin Hall
Masonic Fraternity
Annie F. Seegee
Sarah Sr. Seegee
Louis M. Segee
Then seeks dismissal of habeas corpus for sanity trial
Harry K Then, in White Plains, via his lawyers, obtained an order from Justice Tompkins to dismiss the writ of habeas corpus that would have required his sanity trial in New York County. The move surprised observers who had expected a new trial as the path to freedom, despite crediting District Attorney Jerome with a procedural advantage in transferring the case to New York County.
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United Press
White Plains
New York County
Harry K
Tompkins
Jerome
Haskell Charges Lead to McReynolds Arrest
Guthrie Oklahoma January 19 Scott McReynolds New York attorney arrested on Governor Haskell's warrant for conspiracy faces continued hearing until Monday before Circuit Court Judge Strange. Legality of seized papers to be decided. judge did not rule on warrant legality. Haskell's actions provoke a sensation and possible counter move. McReynolds purportedly in contact with Clarence J Shearn of New York, Heart publications general counsel. Papers now with Judge Strang of the Circuit Court.
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United Press
Guthrie
Okla
Scott McReynolds
New York
Haskell
Circuit Court
Strange
McReynolds
Strang
Clarence J. Shearn
Heart
Judge Strang
What Is It a Lobster and Sierra Leone Views
A Baltimore school miscommunication sparks a German parent’s demand about “lobster” in class. The piece contrasts grim Sierra Leone conditions, noted as the white man’s grave, with regimental parades and deadly snakes, including the yellow jack.
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Sierra Leone
Westchester County Magazine
Baltimore
Teuton
Petter Dings
Herman
Lippincott’s
Mill End merchandise praised for freshness and value
Mill Ends from cotton and woolen mills, shoe makers, potters, tailors, carpet, and curtain factories are showcased. The store selects the best from each to offer good, new, and attractive quality and patterns at favorable prices.
Gleason Seeks Redress After Altercation at City Institute
Milford man J J Gleason was treated for facial cuts and a broken arm after an incident at the Rivercliffe Sanitarium and Connecticut Electric and Medical Institute. He claimed assault and a payday dispute, but investigators found his account exaggerated, noting heavy drinking and repeated loitering. He was advised to file a warrant but police found no charges preferred.
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J. J. Gleason
Milford
Ives
Gleason
Bridgeport
Rivercliffe Sanitarium
H. W. Allen
Connecticut Electric and Medical Institute
Birmingham
Dr. Allen
Krause
Medical Institute
Allen
Institute
Brandegee Re-elected U S Senator in Special Session
Hartford news reports Brandegee re elected to the U S Senate for a six year term in separate sessions. House tally Brandegee 180 Robertson 50 Hill 4 with three absentees. Senate tally Brandegee 31 Robertson 2 with one absent. Assembly to meet tomorrow for final confirmation.
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United Press
Hartford
House
Senate
United States
Brandegee
National Senate
Assembly
A. Heaton Robertson
E. J. Hill
Robertson
Employers Liability Report Seeks Worker Suit Against Bosses
The legislature delayed by late trains heard the tuberculosis commission report and a key employers liability commission recommendation. It proposes a law allowing an employee to sue an employer for four causes including machine defects and supervisor neglect.
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Banks
Parker
Hartford
Tuberculosis Commission
Lilley
House
Woodruff
Senate
Employers’ Liability Commission
jPerrson
Deaths and Funerals In City
William H Sullivan son of Patrick and Sarah Sullivan died at his home 99 Atlantic street after a short illness employed by Eaton Cole Burnham, survived by widow two children two brothers and one sister Maria Louisa wife of Paul Misener died at her home 111 Gilbert street after a few days illness she left no children Edward E Dailey son of the late Patrolman Dailey funeral largely attended from the home 1011 Kossuth street to St Charles church high mass requiem Miss Jessie Murray sang Beautiful Land on High and Face to Face pallbearers named interment at St Michael cemetery Eugamia widow of Joseph Hallock funeral held this afternoon at 2 from Plattsville home Rev Swan son officiating interment Mountain Grove cemetery
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St. Michael's Cemenl
Erald
Mary K
Maurice T. Pitzgerald
Parallel Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's
Main Street
St. Anthony's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Sullivan
William H
Patrick
Sarah
Par Mta
Atlantic Street
Friay
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Ceme
State Street
Philip Brice Segee
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Danbury
Nich_olas Renoff
McInorney
James J. McInerney
Kelly
Stamford
William Kelly
Jeremiah Sullivan
Harvey
Edward H. Harvey
Fournier
Henry Fournier
New Preston
Les L. Anderson
Hall
Hast Kent
Jane “Hall
Brooklyn
William B. Gregory
Wilton
William H. Sullivan
Sarah Sullivan
Eaton, Cole & Burnham € O
Maria Louisa
Paul Misener
Gilbert Street
Edward E. Dailey
Dailey
Kossuth Street
St. Charles’ Church
Father Callahan
Jessie Murray
Edward Dailey
James Bray
Peter Albrecht
Clifford Seaman
Joseph Barnes
Robert Lynch
Eugamia
Joseph Hallock
Plattsville
Mr. Swanson
Stratfield Congregational Lower
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Third Date Set For Car Barn Hearing In Stratford
Mayor Lee received a letter from the Railroad Commission confirming a third adjournment of the hearing on the Connecticut Co. appeal regarding grade crossings at sidewalks on Stratford and Congress streets. The hearing is set for February 23 at 10 15 a m in City Hall. Walter M. Anderson of Greenwich was sworn in as attorney at law. The Moraski gang case against Dominic Stederkowitz was continued to the 22nd inst.
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Lee
Railroad Commission
Walter M. Anderson
Greenwich
County Court House
Tracy
Dominic Stederkowitz
Morask
Ant Joseph Koslowski
Tragic House Fire Kills Two in Attic
In a fatal blaze, Mr Meade and a young woman died in an attic scene as Fire Chief Mooney and Detective Arnold investigate. The owner Charlee L. Gaylord suspects a fire start, while authorities doubt arson. Mrs Meade remains seriously ill with shock at her son's home nearby. Funeral plans for Harold Meade’s son follow.
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Mr. Meade
Rourke & Rourke
Harold
Fable
Westport
Charlee L. Gaylord
Mooney
Arnold
Temperance Union Plans and City Alder
The Connecticut Temperance Union held an annual meeting in Hartford with Secretary H. P. Snooner presenting the 44th annual report. Plans for legislative work were discussed as State Chairman Hohenthal of the Prohibition party is expected to fill a role in Washington. Louis Brock was elected unanimously as Alderman for the Tenth district, succeeding William Seelinger who resigned. A local testimonial praised Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney trouble.
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United Press
Hartford
Connecticut Temperance Union
H. P. Snooner
Kensington
Hohenthal
Prohibitionist
Matthew H. O'Brien
Washington
Foley
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IL Abode
Howland’s
Main ST
Jackson’s New Book Shop
East Side
Jane Streets
E. L. Sullivan
E. B. Ander
Neuberger
Leopold Neuberger
Guneral
Barnam Avenue
B'nai
Israel
Liberty Athletic Club
Wall Street
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
James Horan & Son
John Beck & Son
Park City Theatre
Horse Mart
Hamilton Bros
Water Street
Conn
George St
New Haven
Security
Carter
Piel Carey
County Homes
Commission
Philip B. Segee
Opera House
Franklin Block
Hearst
Howland
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Mill End
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
Wierd
House Bolt
Hill
Special Commission
la Grinpe
F. B. Brill
Temperance Union
O’brien
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