L E Warner dies at New Milford marketman era ends
Lester E Warner a longtime Church street marketman dies at his East street home after a liver illness. Born October 22 1863 in Newtown he married Annie Steer in 1890 and leaves a son and an adopted son, plus a sister and an aunt. He was active in St Peter's lodge and the local fire department with a funeral at St John's Episcopal Church to follow masonic rites. He formerly worked with Robert Parrot and Vincent Bros before starting his own business in New Milford.
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New Milford
Lester E. Warner
Church Street
East Street
Warner
Mr. Warner
Newtown
Russell L
Jane E. (Plumb) Warner
Water Witch Hose Company
Robert Parrot
Bridgeport
Vincent Bros
Derby
Four battered steamers show storm effects
New York reports four ships arriving after North Atlantic storms of historic intensity. Venezia from Marseilles endured two days of battering with damaged lifeboats and flooded decks. Baltic from Liverpool and Queenstown faced seven days of heavy seas. Caroline from Havre and Halifax suffered severe flooding and boiler damage.
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New York
Venezia
Marseilles
Baltic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Caroline
Havre
Halifax
St. John's
N. F
St. Johns
Engineer and Brakeman Blamed for Fatal Wreck
Washington report blames engineer Aman Yorke and brakeman Gross for a November 13 collision near Indianapolis involving a Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad freight and passenger train. Chief Inspector Belnap’s finding cites 15 deaths and 11 injuries.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Hamilton & H Dayton
Enaman Yorke
Gross
Safeou
Belnap
Solloway Held in $1500 Bail After Bridgeport Arson Arrest
Maurice Solloway was arrested in Bridgeport by State Detective Robert Hurley on arson charges. While being transported to Waterbury, a struggle with broken glass led to hospital treatment. He was arraigned in city court and held on $1500 bond for Saturday trial.
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Maurice Solloway
Bridgeport
Robert Hurley
Waterbury
Died. Mary Cooney widow of Michael Cooney
In this city January 20 1913 Mary widow of Michael Cooney funeral hereafter notice. January 19 1913 at her late residence No 17 East 65th Street New York City Rose H widow of George Richard son late of Bridgeport Connecticut funeral private interment Beipenes Wednesday Higg inson Catherine Higginson third daughter of the late John and Alice McCarthy of Fairfield Conn friends invited to attend the funeral from the residence of HS Bennett No 118 North Washington Avenue on Tuesday Jan 21 at 8 30 am and from St Patricks church at 9 am interment at St Augustine's vetera ae
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Cooney
Mary
Michael Cooney
East 65Th Street
New York City
Rose H
George Richardson
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Beipenes Aenesday
Higginson
Catherine Higginson
John and
Alice McCarthy
Fairfield
Conn
HS. Bennett
North
Washington Avenue
St Patrick’ S Church
St. Augustine's Vetera
Om Fitzpatrick
Mary Fitzpatri Senda
Wood Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Funeral at St Patrick’s for Esther Quaid O Neill
Sorrow filled St Patrick's Church as Esther Angelia Quaid wife of Edward J. O Neill was laid to rest in a solemn high mass of requiem led by Rev Fathers Nihill Picker Curran. Music featured a quartet and campus performers. Bearers included John F Keane Thomas V Devitt Dennis E O Neill and others. Burial followed at St Michael's cemetery.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Esther Angelia Quaid
Edward J. O'Neill
J. B. Nihill
T. J. Picker
Edward P. Curran
Sarah Lee
Sadie Dillon
John Casserly
James Keegan
William Clampett
Mrs. O'Neill
John F. Keane
Thomas V. Devitt
Dennis E. O’neill
William Fagin
Charlies Byrne
E.J. Naylor
Father Nihill
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Carley
Edward Carley
North Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
Charles J. McElroy
Father Kennedy
E. V. Murphy
J. J. Kennedy
Eliabeth Stanton
A. T. Brisebois
Gus Kable
John Fitzgerald
Frank Lee Patrick Reilly
James Hawley
William Daily
St. Augustine's Cemetery
Republicans to Gaucus on Rules Plans
Hartford January 20 There may be activity at the capitol tomorrow as Republicans caucus at 10 30 to discuss a plan for equal representation on all committees proposed last Tuesday by a joint committee of the House and Senate. If not accepted deadlock between branches likely continues and separate committees may be named by both branches as in most states. The main interest would be appointments by Governor Baldwin of a highway commissioner and Supreme Court members.
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Hartford
Capitol
House
Senate
Gov. Baldwin
Supreme Court
Vital statistics of state shown in 64th registration
Hartford, Jan. 20. The 64th vital statistics report shows for year ending Dec. 31, 1912 there were 28 176 births 10 748 marriages and 17 554 deaths. Births 14 525 males 13 651 females. Hartford county had highest marriage rate and Tolland lowest. 678 divorces granted and 32 divorced persons remarried. 181 more widowers remarried than widows and six more women remarried among the divorced.
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Hartford
Board of Vital Statistics of
Hartford County
Tolland
Mail Held Up on Maine Line of New Haven
Bangor Maine January 20 The federal government may intervene in the Bangor and Aroostook road strike tied up five miles between Bangor and Millinocket halting mail shipment. Post office authorities wired Boston for instructions as the standstill disrupted service on the New York New Haven Hartford subsidiary line.
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Bangor
Aroostook
New York, New Haven & Hartford Lines
Millinocket
Boston
Handsome Young Woman Held on Forgery Charge
Boston January 20 Mrs Abbie L Moulton a 21 year old woman arraigned in municipal court on forgery. She wore expensive rings and jewelry and is believed to have used a fictitious name. Police cite theories of her identity and say she forged William Terry s name on a 25 check at a Back Bay pharmacist. A room search revealed inks pens blanks and police report she confessed to multiple forgeries.
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Boston
Abbie L. Moulton
New Hampshire
William Terry
Back Bay
One Sister Dead Other Dying From Gas Asphyxiation
New Haven body of Miss Annie Reardon aged 35 lies in home at 113 Ashmun Street while her sister Joranna lies near death from gas asphyxiation. A renter who occupies rooms behind the victims’ home found them in distress.
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New Haven
Annie Reardon
Joranna
Ashmun Street
Duties on all foodstuffs to go democratic slogan
Washington hearers on January 2 discussed abolishing duties on all foodstuffs as Democratic policy in framing the new tariff food schedule. Witnesses urged varying duties. Durkee sought higher spice and nutmeg tariffs, Underwood urged competition, McCormick favored keeping flour mustard duty, and Tyner Smith pressed a 20 percent Hawaiian pineapple duty to protect American growers.
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Washington
Ways and Means
W. Durkee
New York
Underwood
R. M. McCormick
Baltimore
R. Tyner Smith
Mill End Sale highlights fabrics and menswear savings
Read on for specific fashion bargains from the 30th Mill End Sale. Silk and wool textiles, silks, taffetas, brocades, and whipcords are priced well below regular values, with wide fabrics in charmeuse 40 inches at 1.35 yd and satin damask at 0.85 yd. Menswear includes shirts, negligees, and underwear at deep cuts, such as gray flannel shirts at 0.65 and night shirts 0.39.
Fancy white goods and lawn fabrics on sale
Fancy white goods include dimity for children's dresses and aprons priced at 12 34 cents per yard. 40 inch lawns for summer dresses and waists offer 19 to 25 cents per yard. Shirtings 32 inches wide sell 19 to 39 cents per yard. Nainsook soft finish yard wide at 25 to 11 cents. Mercerized batiste 45 inches wide at 29 to 22 cents. Pique cord 36 inches wide priced at 50 cents per yard, 25 cents.
Bedding and Domestics Price List Highlights
A detailed sale listing for bedding and domestics items featuring blankets, sheets, pillow cases, towels, wash cloths, bedspreads, comfortables, and crash fabrics. Prices are given in various ranges per item or yard, noting weights, finishes, and fabrics such as cotton, Atlantic cotton, and Turkish. Includes figures like blankets priced from $1.39 to $2.50 and sheets from 45c to 80c, with textiles advertised in multiple colors and finishes.
Taft to hold Yale post until term ends
New Haven reports President Taft will not resign from his Yale Corporation seat before his presidency ends on March 4. Mrs Taft and Mrs Moore leave for New York to join him for a theatre event after visiting homes in town.
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Taft
Yale Corporation
Moore
New York
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James Horan
Daffodils
John Beck & Son
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford
Jackson’s Book Shop
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Watson
Fairfield Ave
Cottage St
D. R. Whitney
Main St
Bishop Ave
Stratford Ave
Gaucus
General Assembly
Maine
Panama
Merrimack
Manchester
Dimity
Batiste
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
Broussard
Louisiana
W. B. Dunlap
Beaumont
Tex
L. Breaux
New Orleans
Norwalk
Ethel A. Sprague
George L. Gale
C. B. Carpenter
Gale
George Clark
Mayor Lunn
Little Falls
George R. Lunn
Scherectady
Ed Down
Herkimer County
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Tocer
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Lincoln
Farrell
Europe
John T. King
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