New Haven Supreme Court Opens June Term in New Chamber
The Supreme Court of Errors in session at New Haven opened its June term in the new chamber of the county courthouse. Chief Justice Prentiss led the proceedings with prayers by Rev. O H Perry of Plymouth Congregational Church. Notable cases listed for argument include Emma J. Easton vs Connecticut Company and several others from Fairfield and New Haven counties, with motions for new trials and various administrative matters.
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New Haven
Supre Court of Errors
O. H. Perry
Plymouth Congregational Church
Prentiss
Emma J. Easton
Connecticut Company
F. OW. Wolven
Clitus H. King
William E. Gedhey
Pugene Pe
Newa Road
Louie Dworeki
State Va Charlies
Peck
Fairfield County
Munoa
Motors
Joseph Risley
Lester
A. Ya
Thomas Fahey
Waasner
Mu‘ta
Obituary for Mrs Mary Buckley Widow of Frank Buck
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Mary Buckley widow of Frank Buck. Service held at Peters Woods church with large attendance of relatives and friends. Pallbearers named John Edward Clifford George Lush and others. burial at local cemetery follows service.
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Mary Buckley
Frank Buck
Katherine’ Ois
Pete Woods
Mr. Murchison
John
Edward
Ifford
Cas- George -and-Bigtry
Empete
Macaroni shipment seized in Bridgeport court action
A Bridgeport shipment of macaroni was seized after two defaults entered in United States court. A suspect, said to be connected to the shipment, is held as the case proceeds. Funeral notices and local ads follow, including a listing for an apartment and a building lot bargain, plus a husband’s separation notice.
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United States Court Yesteriay
Bridgeport
SU Arretsn Liupis
Gapevoort Street
New York
Circus Comes to Gladden Multitudes
The parade moves from State and Main through Fairfield and Main to Washington avenue and Fairfield avenue toward the circus grounds. Citizens like Benjamin Root observe the spectacle as the Western Hemispheres band and Harry Mooney with 21 elephants take the lead. The procession features uniformed animals, medieval attire, and a long lineup of floats and vans, promising a busy opening hour with top tents full and side shows thriving.
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State
Main Streets
Washington Avenue
Connecticut Comppany
State Street
Main
Fairfield Avenue
Circus Grounds
Main Street
Benjamin Root
Postal Service
Tee Pee
Mney
Corke
Way Boy
Harry Mooney
Marshal
Helo
Harry
al. Goulden
Bietan
Opy
Memorial Day parade praised by Wilder for Scout help
Francis M. Wilder grand marshal issues General Order No. 4 thanking Major Laula J. Herrmann and the parade staff for organizing the Memorial Day event. He commends Supt. Birmingham and the police for service, praises divisions of city officials and patriotic groups, and lauds Boy Scouts for aiding the Grand Army and establishing relief stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. ‘Wilder
Laula J. Herrmann
Birmingham
Police Department
Marshal Wilder
Sons of Veterans
Boy Scouts
Grand Army
Newsboy Testifies in Auto Crash Suit Against East Bridgeport Doctor
An 18 year old newsboy, Frank Caruso, testified before Judge Tuttle in Superior Court in a $5,000 suit against Dr. Jacob Werber for injuries from a June 1913 Stratford avenue accident. Caruso, who was knocked down and suffered a fractured ankle, said he lost earnings during a six week recovery while running a stand at Park avenue and State street. Doctors Hawley and Dupee described treatment and a post injury hemorrhage, with Werber claiming no permanent injury. The report notes the case remained in progress at press time. A separate note announces the Madrid wedding of Kermit Roosevelt to Belle Wyatt Willard on June 11. Probate matters include Stephen P. Cronan named administrator for the estate of Ann Smith. John M. Carey named appraiser.
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Frank Caruso
Jacob Werber
Tuttle
Superior Court
East Bridgeport
Stratford Avenue
Park Avenue
State Street
G. W. Hawley
Gerber
E. W. Dupee
Caruso
Tpl
Cup Defenders In Trial Races Near Greenwich Start
Rye N Y June 2 The first elimination races for the yachts to defend Americas cup began this afternoon off Great Captain Island Greenwich The Resolute led the Vanitie at times in a 15 nautical mile course sailed twice The official start times were Resolute 1346 12 Vanitie 1246 46 by wireless
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Rye
Great Captain Island
Greenwich
Charles F. Adams
Quick
Herreshoff
Vanitie
Resolute
Lindsay buried in Halifax after Ireland disaster death
Dr. M. A. Lindsay was laid to rest in Halifax Nova Scotia after a funeral attended by associates and citizens. Dr. Charles F. Lindsay, brother of the deceased, and Herbert M. Lyon of Bridgeport Trust Co. accompanied the body from Quebec.
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Halifax
N.S
M. A. Lindsay
Dr. Lindsay
Charles F. Lindsay
U. M. Co
Herbert M. Lyon
Bridgeport Trust Co
Dr. Litte
Quebec
Bridgeport
Three Local Couples Seek Divorces in Superior Court
Papers filed in the superior court report three local divorce suits. Leslie Bailey seeks divorce from Rose Bailey, married November 1907, deser tion alleged. Nellie Boudreu sues Charles B. Boudreu of Brooklyn for desertion in October 1904. Bertha Breen seeks separation from Samuel Breen, married April 11, 1907, grounds intemperance and cruelty.
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Leslie Bailey
Rose Bailey
Mra Bailey
Rose Lohr
Nellie Boudreu
Charles B. Boudreu
Brooklyn
WN. C
Boudreu
Nellie Herbert
Bertha _Breeg
Samuel Breen
Breen
Bertha Hoyt
Contractors File Bankruptcy Plea In Bridgeport Suit
Brown and Ciglar filed a bankruptcy petition in Hertford listing liabilities of about 13 727 dollars and assets near 1 682 dollars for Ciglar plus 13 727 dollars liabilities and 1 660 dollars assets for Brown. They operate a contracting business in Bridgeport. Fred M. Brown and Joseph J. Ciglar are the members. A separate suit in United Foundry and Machine Co. seeks 500 dollars damages for alleged improper waterproofing of walls and cellar floor.
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Brown & Ciglar
Hertford
Ciglar
Brown
Bridgeport
Fred M. Brown
Joseph J. Ciglar
United Foundry & Machine Company
Danbury Salvation Army Store Burned
A fire at the Danbury Salvation Army store damaged the industrial home and store building and its contents. The forenoon blaze was caused by a defective flue and the total damage was estimated at $1,000.
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Danbury
Salvation Army
Postal Receipts Fall Off In May
May postal receipts drop by 3511.39 to 27502.21 from 28260.00 last year as nationwide business depression is blamed. April shows a rise of 191.17, and year to date receipts are up 2994.16 from the same period last year. Officials expect a return to normal levels next month amid rising incoming mail.
Printing bids threaten Holyoke firm for city register
The city may award the printing of the municipal register to Inter-Type, after R. M. Houston & Son in Holyoke Mass faced objections to outsourcing original city documents. Houston’s page rate was 1.13 12 dollars, with a total binding lump bid of 202.04 for 700 copies, a likely contract outcome for binding.
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Holyoke
Mass
R. M. Houston & Son
Municipal Register
Catlin
Board of Contract and Supply
City Register
Houston Company
Weather forecast and street names at Howland’s
The notice lists Howland’s streets on Main Street Fairfield Avenue and Cannon Street with a fair weather forecast and cooler tonight. It reads like a local brief with street references and a concise forecast for Fairfield area.
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Howland
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Men’s fine light suits at 16 50 brief sale
Featherweight and quarter-lined suits offered at 16 50. Made for men in light fine woolens, mohair-lined or with reduced lining for comfort in heat. Sourced from Kuppenheimer or Hart Schaffner & Marz. Normally 20 to 25, limited lot priced at 16 50.
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Kuppenheimer
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Have a straw Have a straw Howland straws for men
Classified ad notes a sale of Howland straws for men in various shapes and sorts priced at 1.60 to 3 dollars, located on the main floor rear.
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Howland
John L Rowe Receives Gold Watch From Railroad Brotherhood
John L Rowe of 353 Nichols Street, longtime railroad man and chair of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, was presented a gold watch by the Grievance Board. The honor reflects his role in leading arbitration over wage increase disputes unsettled for over a year, with concessions claimed as largely favorable to employees. Rowe, a former baggage master, now dedicates his time to committee work for the Brotherhood.
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John L. Rowe
Nichols Street
Brotherhood of Railroad
New Haven
Rowe
Funeral for Mrs Atkinson Held Tomorrow Afternoon
The funeral of Eirza Landon Atkin son, widow of John F. Atkin, will be held tomorrow afternoon at eight from the residence of her daughter Mrs Charles Barnum Read, 128 Park Avenue, where she died yesterday morning. Telegrams of regret arrived and friends visited the home to mourn her death. Mrs Read, the surviving child, is shaken by the shock of discovering her mother dead. The services will be simple, with Rev Henry M Sherman officiating at St John Church, and the family plot in Mi Grove cemetery.
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Eirza Landon Atkinson
John F. Atkin
Charles Barnum Read
Park Avenue
Henry M. Sherman
St. John’s Church
Pelaim
Mi Grove
Read
Hamiltons Return From California to East Coast
Mr and Mrs Edward J Hamilton return east from California and plan to reside with Mr and Mrs Hugh J Hamilton of Stratford. He will work with Hamilton Brothers, the local horse dealers. He enjoyed a Pacific winter but prefers New England. He was married in southern California. Sir Cecil Spring Rice sails to England for a short vacation. Jack London is reported seriously ill in Vera Cruz. President Wilson plans to attend Princeton class of 79 reunion on June 13. Thomas M Robinson former NY Cotton Exchange president died in Long Island City at age ?.
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Edward J. Hamilton
California
Hugh J. Hamilton
Stratford
Hamilton
Hamilton Brothers
Pacific Slope
New England
Cecil Spring-Rice
England
Jack London
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Princeton
Thomas M. Robinson
New York Cotton E Exchange
Long Island City
Heads of Big Show Greeted by Friends in Home Town
Samuel Mc Cracken manager Charles Hutchinson treasurer John McLaughlin master of transportation and other department heads of the big show were greeted with congratulations on their appearance in their home town. Dexter W Fellows of the press department renewed old acquaintances as he promoted circus publicity.
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Samuel McCracken
Charles Hutchinson
John McLaughlin
Dexter W. Fellows
Fellows
Tody Hamilton
Prong Folks Suits and Beads Featured In Sale
A newspaper item describes women’s suits and accessories on sale. Prong Folks’ suits, originally 27.50 to 47.50, discounted to 18 dollars, with sizes 14 16 and 18 highlighted. Also advertised are summer fabrics like silk poplin gabardine wool and moire, plus beads with scented flowers and Panama hats at reduced prices. Center aisle displays and floor descriptions noted.
Special exhibit shows H and W waists with flexible support
The H and W waist offers figure support without confinement and no compression. It claims strong yet light construction suitable for maternity use, with models for every figure including children. Styles include back and front buttoning. exhibit available, priced from 20c to 50c and up to $3 on the floor.
The Elder and Younger Chapter I Garden counsel
Father and son hoe in the garden as the elder urges patience and counting to avoid haste. A sudden danger looms when a mansion chimney threatens to topple, prompting a tense moment of restraint and attentiveness.
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Jerry
Boeing
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Supreme Court OF Errors IN Session
Britain
Rudolph C. Gottachaik
Pri
Il J. Connors
Ichiaios
RENWT
Sanford Ave
Sn Eine
Charlies St
Whitmey and
Sturgis
Golden Hill
Nellie McGuire
McGuire
BOY
Newsboy
Kermit Roosevelt
Belle Wyatt Willard
Madrid
Stephen P. Cronan
Ann
Jeremiah J. An Smithe
Eee
John M. Carey
Wee
Associated Press
Wireless
Mr. Lyon
MAY Lo&e
Dgeport
Conn
Mrs. Atkinson
Mrs. Hamilton
Fairfield Avenus
France
Spain
Chidren
Almie
Ree
Milli
Panama
Jess
Howland Dry Goods Coo
Ae “the Elder
Bie
David Krubi
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