Conservators Remove In New York Court Case
Mrs Curtiss fights removal of conservators for Julia Watts Morris arguing they were appointed by Connecticut courts while she resided in New York. West Sixty eighth street property valued at 178000 and debts around 60000 are at stake as sale is stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore S. Banks
John C. Shaw
Julia Watts Morris
Curtiss
Justice Brady
Supreme Court of New York
Connecticut
New York
Brady
West Sixty-eighth Street
Lewis and
Kieth
Sasco Hill
America
Coun- Curtiss
Mary G. Pink
Harriman
Reginald Burton
Wall Street
Congressional Committee of Conference
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Morgan
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Vanderbilt
Baltimore
Ohio
United States
Sub-treasury
Comptroller of Currency
Steel Corporation
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Hazelton
John W. Gates
The
Steel Combine
Gulf
Texas
Ni Ginners’ Association
Tariff Views of Insurgents
Washington July 24 insurgents push for higher duties on both manufactured goods and raw materials stressing the need for balanced protection. The delegates argue import levies should cover all stages of production to shield domestic industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Religious Services in City Churches This Week
A listing of worship schedules across Christ Episcopal Trinity Broad Street Congregational and other churches. Services include Holy communion morning prayer matins mass choral mass sermon Sunday school and evening prayers with varied times and ministers such as Rev E J Craft Rev William Brew ieter Stoskopf Rev John DePeu Rev P B Mathias W Irving Maurer Rev H A Davenport Rev John MacLaren Richardson George Mane and Rev. R. Joyce among others. The First Church of Christ Scientist offers 11 am service and weekday hours with open hours for the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland Street
E. J. Craft
Holy Communion
Trinity Church
Broad Street
Fairfield Avenue
William Brewieter Stoskopf
First Congregational Church
Corner Broad and
Bank Streets
John DePeu
W. F. Sheldon
Simsbury
Conn
South Church
King’s Highway
Spring Street
Noble Avenue
P. BE. Mathias
C. E
West End
Christian Endeavor
Heroes of Missions
St. Paul
First Presbyterian Church
State Street
Myrtle Avenue
John MacLaren Richardson
Joyce
First Methodist Eee
Street
George Mane
Epworth League
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Read Co 1857 Linen Suits and Dolls Clearance
The D. M. Read Co advertises 1857 establishment with linen suits, Indian Head fabrics, and late model coats. It promotes a clearance of dolls with jointed bodies, bisque heads, and moving eyes at reduced prices, plus cloths for cleaning and enamel child dishes sold low.
Putnam farmer fined for thrashing three women
In Putnam a farmer Joseph H. Cole was fined 50 dollars plus costs after being found guilty of severely thrashing three women, Mrs. Caroline Dupre, Mrs. Christie Lachance, and Mrs. Agnes Villieur, while they were berry picking on his lot. The women suffered injuries to their upper bodies and face, and Cole denied the allegation. The court rejected his defense and imposed the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Caroline Dupre
Christie Lachance
Agnes Y Villieur
Putnam Heights
Cole
Tam many Jolt s Mayor McClellan Vetoes Revised Building Code
Mayor McClellan of New York vetoed the revised building code pushed through the Board of Aldermen by Tammany Hall. The veto centers on a strict fireproofing clause favoring hollow-tiling over cinders and concrete, with real estate and contractor groups opposing the measure. The mayor gave seven reasons for the veto, six of which focus on fireproofing, and he will have an engineer report back before any action.
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New York
McClellan
Tammany Hall
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
Newtown Residents Attend Socials and Visits
Mrs Alexander Steele and others enjoyed an automobile ride to Danbury on Thursday. Various locals including Adolph Carlson, Wesley Hayes, Roy Merritt, and Rennie Boyd were guests or movers. A Newtown Library whist event was planned at the Newtown Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Steele
C. B. Taylor
Etta Martin
Jessie Taylor
Danbury
Adolph Carlson
Wesley F. Hayes
Ate City
Lake Mohonk, N
C. Roy Merritt
Mymaroneck
Rennie Boyd
Zoar
Wilson N. Reynolds
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Leavy
John J. Keane
Gas Street
P. C. Keane
Jersey City
Florence Allis
Wallingford
A. M. Briscoe
C. H. Finch
New Haven
Daniel Honan
Bridgeport
Michael Honan
Taunton
Rowe Explains Oyster Ground Dispute in Rhode Island
H. C. Rowe & Co faced Rhode Island shellfish commission refusals for oyster grounds due to beam trawler objections and a resident versus non resident protest by Mr Briggs. Rowe had largely withdrawn the applications before the hearing and did not attend. A prior communication from Rhode Island partners referenced opposition from the beam trawlers and local concerns near Plum Beach lighthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellfish Commission of
Rhode Island
H. C. Rowe & Co
Briggs
Plum Beach
Nn Haven
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Lewis _ Morris
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Mr. Cummins
New Milford
James Sullivan
Kent
Brookfield
Wentworth Furniture Co., Inc
John Street
John F. Fay
New England
Naugatuck Valley-Ice CO
Housatonic Avenue
Patrick McGee Coal and Wood Yard
BE. Wash. Ave
Arnol fAranch Omce
Geo
Cuabb Avenue
Coal Company
Vo Fephone
RA Gregory
Stratford Avenue
Sprague
Leigh
Spraguelce&Coal Co
Washington Ave
Ephone 710
Berkshire Mills
Wheeler & Howes
Ain ST. Yard
Congress Street
Religious
Castor
D. M. Read Co
Wywomen
E. Halligan
Ebrwronmd
Putnam Farmer
Radford B. Smith
Main St
Fairfield
Lot Dennison
E. H. Reed
Tammany Jolted
Swift Lowell
Stratford, Conn
Shell Fish Commissioners
Rowe
A.S
Bridgeport Gas Light CO
Heroirst
American Leas Stents Association
Evening Farmer
Fairfield Ave
Togeport
GH P. Coughlin CO
East Main Street
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
D. C
D. D. Smith
S Theatre
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Atlantic Ocean
Buzzards Bay
A. B. Smith
Sona
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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