Marriages and Obituaries Notice Fragments
Fragmented notices record marriages and deaths in Shelton and citywide listings. Entries mention Annie Bridget Clayton daughter of Mr William Clayton and Otto of Manchester, a Mary Annis daughter of Mr y and Edmund Joseph, and a Mr Jonathon Warner wife. Funeral arrangements reference Saint Michael's cemetery and Saint Augustine's with high mass notices.
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N—Clayton
Shelton
Bock MA
Annie Bridget
Wm. Clayton
Otto
Manchester
Mary Annis
A Y
Edmund Joseph
Coyote Traits and Habits as Seen by Wanderers
A vivid, dated travel essay on coyotes describing their cautious, patient approach to humans. It notes their keen noses, green eyes, and hunger driven behavior, including stealthy调查 and opportunistic thefts at campsites. It compares coyotes to gray dogs and warns of their persistence when unarmed.
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Kiote
Outing Magazine
Pointed Paragraphs From The Times On Speech And Names
A collection of brief reflections and quotations on human nature language and names. Includes notes on secrecy, promises, superstition, speed, and the mispronunciation of the muskellunge with regional variants from New York and Canadian sources. The exchange touches on Muriel and Washington Gerald in a terse dialogue fragment.
Mr. Jackman Buys Wakelee Property Plans Erect Two Story Brick Building
Mr Jackman buys the Wakelee property at Elm street corner Bassick avenue. Plans call for a brick two story building opposite the West End post office, 70 by 9 feet, housing two stores on the ground floor with lofts above at a cost about $20000. Former Alderman George W Jackman to erect on Elm street the former Wakelee livery lot 63 by 50 feet. No finished plans yet but intention is an apartment house with three to five rooms per unit.
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Vincent Brothers
Btate
Bassick Avenue
West Eind
George W. Jackman
Elm Street
Sidney L. Wakelee
Busy Fourth on trolley lines
Travel on the local lines of the Connecticut Company was so heavy yesterday that Supt. Chapman's office was not ready today to say how many people had been carried. "We are still counting the money," was the information given to a Farmer reporter.
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Connecticut Company
Chapman
Feud Feud in Taftsville Claims Three Killed Five Wounded
Three men have died and five were wounded in renewed Taftsville Feud warfare near St Joseph Missouri. Reports say fighting began late yesterday and continued today with armed factions roaming the area. Clyde Hatfield was killed weeks earlier in the same feud.
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United Press
St. Joseph, Mo
Taftsville
Clyde Hatfield
Hearing in Clark Case Delayed for Probate Judge
The hearing on Mrs. Willie Clark s prohibition application before Judge Wheeler was continued to Saturday to allow Stratford Probate Judge Charles H. Peck to attend. The plaintiff argues Judge Peck will rule the marriage to the late William E. Clark invalid, with the question falling to the Superior court.
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Willie Clark
Wheeler
Charles H. Peck
Stratford Probate Court
High Wind Stops Flying Machine Start at Morris Park
A heavy wind prevented Stapley and rival aviator Mr Beach along with Glenn H. Curtiss from attempting a trial flight yesterday at Morris Park New York. About 15 000 spectators gathered to witness the hoped for exhibition flight but dangerous conditions halted the event.
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Stapley
Stratford
Morris Park
New York
Mr. Beach
Glenn H. Curtiss
Danbury Deaths and Funeral Notices Printed
The obituaries list William Kelly of Danbury who died at Danbury hospital aged about 65, with details of appearance and surviving relatives, and note that his body remains at H W Sullivan’s undertaking parlors until Friday. Also reported are multiple funeral services at Sacred Heart and St. Augustine churches for August McCormick, Margaret Judge, William McKannor, John Judge, and other local residents with pallbearers and clergy named.
Lawyer Thompson Dies After Long Illness at Park Avenue Home
Attorney James W. Thompson, longtime alderman and lawyer noted for title searching, died in the Park Avenue home of his mother after months of diabetes and related ailments. Survived by his mother and sister Kate, he had served as alderman 1897 to 1902 and headed the Common Council in 1901. He practiced with M. J. Flanagan and was once secretary of state staffer under John J. Phelan. He was a bachelor and member of local clubs, known as a thoughtful, well read jurist with a pristine reputation.
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First District
James W. Thompson
Curtis Thompson
Carlos Curtis
John LL Wessels
Park Avenue
Kate Thom
Herman Lanzerelle
Chicago
Thompson
M. J. Flanagan
Board of Aldermen
Thomas P. Taylor
John J. Phelan
Contract Awarded for Torrington Brick Factory Building
Carrington & Co. of Torrington, Conn., have secured the contract to construct a new brick factory building for the U. M. C. Co. on land beside their current quarters. The project, estimated at about $65,000, will start within days and include a shot tower as a distinctive feature previously described in these columns.
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Carrington & Co
Torrington
Conn
Rounding Up Black Handers In New Haven
New Haven July 6 detectives arrested Antonia Massari in Fitchburg Mass and brought her to New Haven. Massari is charged with complicity in the September 1908 attack on G Tudisco, hotel proprietor of the Metropole. Her case is continued until July 13. Massari is said to be a cousin of Vincenzo Sabatti, the alleged leader now awaiting trial on the same charge.
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United Press
New Haven
Black Hand Society
Lawler
Antonia.Massari
Fitchburg
Mass
Massari
G. Tudisco
Metropole
Vincenzo Sabatti
Norwich Celebrates 260th Town and 150th City Anniversary
Norwich, Conn. marks a twofold anniversary with a morning fire department parade and a memorial fountain dedication by the Faith Trumbull chapter D A R. Cap tain Baldwin postpones airship flight due to weather. Afternoon programs include literary addresses by Samuel O Prentice and Harry Garfield, a 150-voice choir, and Putnam Phalanx drills. Evening water carnival, illuminated harbor display, and grand military promenade, concert, and ball cap the celebration.
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United Press
Norwich
Conn
Thomas H. Baldwin
William Frisbee
Julian Williams
Faith Trumbull
Little Plain
Elizabeth B. Buel
Ellen K. Bishop
Lippitt
Edwin W. Bishop
D. D
Oak Park
Ill
Sarah T. Kinney
Connecticut
Putnam Phalanx
Chelsea Parade
Broadway Theatre
Samuel O. Prentice
Hartford
Supreme Court
Harry A. Garfield
Williams College
Arthur L. Shipman
State Armory
Fire alarms echo through city blocks in afternoon blaze
Fire bells rang at the corner of North avenue and Lindley street as box 8 activated before a plan to sound box 64 at Church and Hallett streets. A No. 2 engine responded to a small Willard street chimney fire, while 259 Merriam street porch roof fire caused no serious damage. The dwelling at Merriam is occupied by a Black family.
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North, Avenue and
Lindley Street
Church and Hallett Streets
Willard Street
North Avenue
Merriam Street
Rock-A-Bye-Baby ship arrives with infants from canal zone
The steamship Colon reached New York from Panama with forty babies aboard. Among them is Annette May Hudson, seven weeks old, child of Henry and Mrs Hudson of Roslindale near Boston, to be exhibited to locals. Also aboard is Anna Tunger, two months old, daughter of S R Junger, to be taken home to Stamford, Connecticut.
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Camamer
United Press
New York
Colon
Panama
Canal Zone
Big Ditch
Annette May Hudson
Henry Hudson
Roslindale
Boston
Anna Tunger
5. R. Junger
Stamford
Conn
Howland trunks Promise Strength for Any Trip
Count strength first in fixing trunk value. Howland’s trunks are built to endure hard knocks from baggage handlers. The line includes brass trimmed models, iron bottom, and linen lining in sizes from 28 to 36 inches, with prices from 4.50 to 11.50, plus wardrobe trunks designed to keep garments perfect.
Funeral for James Reeves Held in St Augustine’s Church
The funeral for James Reeves drew a large crowd after his death from complications of appendicitis. A high requiem Mass was led by Father Mc Elroy at St Augustine’s, with Elks and other fraternal groups in attendance. Burial followed at St Michael’s Cemetery as Rev Father McCormack offered final prayers. Delegations from Elks K of C Tigers Eagles and Emmetes attended along with Reeves’s family and musicians. Reeves was 61 and had long worked with Wheeler and Wilson and later Singer Company, surviving by his widow and children. Peter Heyer, a Bridgeport musician, died after an intestinal operation at Bridgeport Hospital. He had been a longtime member of Wheeler & Wilson Band and orchestra and served earlier in France. He settled in West Point before moving to Bridgeport and had recently left work due to intestinal troubles. He is survived by a widow and a grown family including son George Heyer, also a musician.
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William Kelly
H. W. Sullivan
Liberty Street
Danbury
Kelly
Danbury Hospital
Thomas L. Feeley
Lafayette Street
Sacred Heart Church
Matthew Judge
Father Picker
William Fitzgerald
T. J. Lennon
Margaret Cummings
Jesus
Robert Emmet Football Association
Welcome Home Circle
B. of A
Michael Solon
John McCarthy
Thomas McGee
Thomas McHugh
Edward Morris
Richard Mullins
Father Fitzgerald
St. Michael's Cemetery
John McCormick
J. C. O'Brien
Patrick Reiily
John J. Quinn
Michael O'Leary
James P. O’neill
Patrick Hennessey
Court Pequonnock
F. of A
William H. McKannor
Calhoun Avenue
Nellie McKanner
Charles Tully
John Madigan
Margaret
John Judge
George Street
St. Augustine’s Church
James A. O'Meara
Charles J. McEvoy
Edward P. Curran
May Flaherty
F. J. Kelley
Alfred Brisebois
J. d Kennedy
Dominic
James Reeves
St. Augustine's Church
Father McElroy
Quartette
Gannon
Elks
Father McCormack
the Elks
Tigers
Eagles
Em- Tete
Peter Heyer
Jane Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Wheeler & Wilson
France
West Point
N. Y
Wheeler & Wilson Co
Singer Co
Lodge of Elks
Bridgeport Musical Union
Lessing Lodge
IL O. O. F
Eee
George Heyer
Shelton Man Charged With Criminal Assault
Shelton Connecticut July 6 Michael Tubrinski 25 was arrested and charged with criminally assaulting Rosie Rozenbak 34 on the Bridgeport road last evening. Passersby heard her screams and aided her Tubrinski fled but was captured this morning He admitted guilt at arraignment and was bound over to the Superior Court on $1000 bond.
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United Press
Shelton, Conn
Michael Tubrinski
Rosie Rozenbak
Bridgeport
Tubrinski
Thaw Habeas Corpus Proceedings Proceed in White Plains
Harry K Thaw was brought before Judge Isaac N Mills on a habeas corpus writ as his lawyers seek to move the insanity trial from Westchester to New York County. Testimony from ex Governor Stone may be allowed. Thaw was relocated from Matteawan to White Plains jail amid opposing positions from the Attorney General.
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United Srey
White Plains
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Isaac N. Mills
St. James
L. L
Mills
Marschauser
Stone
Pennsylvania
Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Matteawan
Morschaueer
Millis
Gaynor
New York
District Attorney
Bert
Mr Morgan Injured In Fall While Repairing Screen Door
Daniel N. Morgan former treasurer of the United States sustained two broken ribs after falling from a chair while repairing a screen door. He was reported progressing comfortably despite the painful injuries.
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Daniel N. Morgan
United States
Sensation over arrest of an alleged assassin in Paris
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau ordered an inquiry into a sensational claim that Michel Landesen, chief of the Russian secret service, is the fugitive once condemned for an assassination attempt on Czar Alexander III. Landesen, a high official and Legion of Honor member, is alleged to have tried to blow up the czar father.
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United Press
Paris
Clemenceau
Michel Landesen
Hekkelmann
France
Alexander III
Landesen
Nicholas
Legion of Honor
Europe
Household Hints and Remedies From Everyday Life
A collection of home tips on cleaning textiles and fabrics using borax and soap, removing grease and tarnish, and preserving jelly and soap. It includes cautions on iced tea cooling, waxed sewing threads, furniture polish, hot coals handling, soap making, and a brief medical note promoting Foley's Kidney Remedy with local agent F. B. Brill.
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Foley
Bright
F. B. Brill
The Sea Hedgehog Explains Globefish Defense Mechanism
Scientific American describes how globefish inflate with air to become a sea hedgehog when chased by a shark. The fish stores air to puff itself, causing its skin to tauten and spines to stand erect, deterring predators while lacking a defense like a dedicated muscle.
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Scientific American
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Agroup
Japan
Jackson's Book Shop
Main Street
No. Avenue
St. Ya Church
St. Michael's Cemei
St. Michael's Cemeey
Ae City
Saint Augustine's
Jonathan Warner
It Park Cemetery
Cemeis
Lut
Court Exchange
Monuments
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Rhett
John Beck & Son
Broezel
Gallatin
West 46Th Street
Sth Ave
New York City
Atchison Globe
Canada
St Lawrence
Great Lakes
Caribbean
Pacific
New York Press
Washington Gerald
MR. Jackman
Wakelee
Vincent Bros
Employes of Connecticut Co
Clark
Curtis C.thompson
Torrington Concern
Rock-A
Howland
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Shelton Man
Harry Thaw
Mr.Morgan
Howland Dry Goods
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