Auto Honeymoon Trip From Bridgeport Or Derby
A Bridgeport couple launches a one month southern to midwest honeymoon by auto starting after a May marriage. Catherine TL Phalen and Louis Kost travel as far west as Chicago with a wedding breakfast at Hotel Clark and a St. Bernard Church ceremony officiated by Father Whiteserald. They will reside on Gem Avenue in a home built by the groom.
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Chicago
Jay
Derby
Kost
Peck & Lines
William Court
Gem “Avenue
Italian King Offers Mediation Over Russian and Homania Dispute
Paris reports King Victor Emmanuel of Italy offers to act as intermediary in the territorial questions between Russia and Homania. The Milan Secolo cites the move as a step toward settlement.
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Paris
Kinge Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Russia
Houmania
Milan Secolo
Russia to Build Arctic Rail Link From Kandalas
Petrograd reports the council of ministers has approved a 17 million ruble railway project from Kandalas in Archangel province across the Kola peninsula to the port of Kola on the Arctic Ocean. The line aims to connect the Arctic with Russia’s rail system and provide a northern seaport outlet.
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Petrograd
Council of “Ministers
Kandalas
Archangel
Kola Peninsula
Kola
Arctic Ocean
Arctic
Russia
Burial of Mrs Wilbur Robinson in Newtown Cemetery
The body of Mrs Wilbur Robinson of Bridgeport arrived in Newtown yesterday noon and was laid to rest in the old cemetery.
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Newtown
Wilbur Robinson
Bridgeport
Sandy Hook News Highlights Local Taxes and Social News
Town records show John F. Houlihan collecting over 25 000 in town and state taxes by May. Local baseball beat Bethel 13 2 at Mitchell Field. Memorial Day tributes honored the dead at various cemeteries. A New Britain wedding joined Henry Blackman and Caroline Isabel Clark. Bridgeport guests visited the Leiss home hosting music and a late feast. News notes also mention marriages and social visits in Sandy Hook.
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Sandy, Hook
Wilbur Robinson, Jr
Edith Robinson
Frank Hulse
John F. Houlihan
Houlihan
Toth
Newtown Independent
Bethel High School
Mitchell Fiehd
Beers
Conger
William J. Brew
Kate Brew
Waterville
Sandy Hook
Custer Post
A. R
Edward Troy
St. Rose’s
Charles EB. Hawley
Am- Mon Taylor
E. D. Briscoe
Berksh'e
Botsford
Henry B. Coger
Henry Hayden
Huntington
Henry W. Blackman
Newtown
Caroline Isabel Clark
New Britain
Francis W. Barnett
Stanley Rule & Level Co
Bridgeport
Frederick Leiss
The
Glen
Fred Leiss, Jr
Herbert Robinson
Paul Morrow
Aury Blake
Frederick Schmidt
Hartford
Tells Positive Cure For All Foot Troubles
Science shows most foot troubles come from congested tissues and a simple home treatment offers instant relief. The method, trusted by leading foot doctors, acts through the pores to dissolve the cause of pain. Two spoons are dissolved for use, promising quick comfort for daily foot torture.
Memorial Day Observed and Local Elections Focus
In Redding on June 3, the selectmen appointed John Muennich as tax collector after rejecting Democratic candidate William Grouse, citing his qualifications and business background. Memorial Day observances occurred in Georgetown with children carrying silk flags, a wreath at Major Miller’s grave, and a floral tribute to veteran graves. Sanford School celebrates commencement week with a stone placement, Rob in Hood play, and an evening reception. Debate grows over biennial terms for town officers, with a likely town meeting to vote on the change, aiming to reduce election costs and boost efficiency. Property moves include rental of a Ridge house to Dr. Cohen of New York and potential sale discussions involving Dr. Cohen and Mrs. Lynch of Bridgeport. School year ends May 25 with measles affecting attendance. centering on the caterpillar egg contest, Center School leads with about 200,000 nests. Albert Bigelow Paine sells land to John C. Fellowes in a nearby tract deal.
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Redding
Board of Selectmen
John Muennich
William A. Grouse
Muennich
New York
J. H. Duncan
Georgetown
Major Miller
E. A. Pinkney
Methodist Church
Ville
Migs Hunter
Pinkney
Mr. Howard
Sanford School
Ridge Road
Emily Hill
Putnam Park
Robin Hood
Pine Grove
Boston
Board of Relief and School Committee
Waugh
Blanchard
Dr. Cohen
John C. Lynch
Bridgeport
Center
Timpawang
Ridge
Albert Bigelow Paine
John C. Fellowes
John Todd estate and Middletown report update
News from Middletown notes J H Duncan remains weak and in a state of partial stupor at the State hospital. Ridgewold Inn plans a June 16 season opening with strong expected patronage. George G Banks is sworn as deputy sheriff and filed a $10000 bond. Ransome Keeler returns from Danbury hospital, somewhat improved but still not walking unaided. D R Warner reappointed dog warden pursuing delinquent licensees. S C Shaw family relocate from Bridgeport to a Ridge summer home for the season. E Clinton Sanford buys two new automobiles.
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John Todd
Middletown
J. H. Duncan
State Hospital
Ridgewold Inn
D. S. Sanford
George G. Banks
Pease
Ransome Keeler
Danbury Hospital
D. R. Warner
S. C. Shaw
Bridgeport
E. Clinton Sanford
City committee considers wide range of tax abatements
Bridgeport’s committee on claims heard over 30 petitions for tax abatements and sprinkling assessments. Applicants included Bridgeport Knights of Columbus for a house valuation cut, Sacred Heart church property, Emmanuel Baptist church sprinkling, Bontempi Rust Proof, Cemetery sidewalk charges, East End Coal, Park City Lumber sprinkling, and multiple residents seeking personal or business tax relief.
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Common Council Committee On Claims
Henry H Shannon
John G. Fitzgerald
Bridgeport
Knights of Columbus
Washington Ave
Congress St
Ellen F. Shepard
Matthew Judge
Sacred Heart Church
John Hummel
Immanuel Baptist Church
I. J. Cohn
Bontempi Rust Proof Company
Mary McCarthy
Gustave Anderson
Mary 3B. Maby
Fannie Baldwin
Mary Gallagher
Bridget Curran
Sophie Wolff
Sarah Butlin
Emma C. Hopkins
Annies. Levy
B. Aigeltinger
Jane Day
Brandegee
Mary Kulésar
Michael
Mary Ohla
Charles S. Canfield
Mountain Grove
First English Lutheran Evangelical Church
Steigler
East End Coal Company
A. C. Taylor
Park City Lumber Company
Bertha Baumrind
Pembroke Street
Thomas Kaesmar
Joseph J. Vincent
George Picty
Arrival of New Rapid Fire Gun Prompts Naval Militia Field Day
A modern rapid-fire gun purchased by the government for the Naval Militia Third Division is expected to arrive in the city early next week. The unit will celebrate with a field day at the Trumbull rifle ranges featuring drills games and instructional events. The gun, said to be the latest type and part of a coastwide distribution, has already reached Hartford for transshipment and is the only one issued in Connecticut.
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Trumbull
Atlantic
Pacific
Hartford
Connecticut
Disturbances After Tokyo Mass Meeting
In Tokyo on June 3 anti Government mass meeting sparked clashes. Police arrested many participants and confiscated organizers' manifestos as reinforcements were deployed citywide.
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Tokio
Trade Board studies export combinations aid to small manufacturers
New York June 3 The federal trade commission after finishing its Boston session opened informal talks with New York business men. It weighs allowing combinations among American exporters to expand foreign trade and focuses on helping small manufacturers develop overseas business through collaborative efforts.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Boston
Newfoundland Coast Ice Blockade Endangers Fishermen
St Johns N F June 3 The ice blockade along the Newfoundland coast delays the Labrador migration and threatens vessels that venture out. Three ships collided with icebergs last week. Flower of Nome sank near destination while Mancunio and Boothic were damaged. Despite the danger, about 1200 schooners and their families prepare for the yearly fishing voyage to the grounds.
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St. Johns
N. F
Newfoundland
Labrador
Flower of
Estate of Elsie Mary Simpson Hearing on June 4 1915
In Bridgeport, guardians of the minor Elsie Mary Simpson petition to compromise a disputed claim. The application will be heard at the Probate Office on June 4, 1915 at 11:30 AM. Notice to publish in a district newspaper on June 3, 1915. Paul L. Miller.
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Elsie Mary Simpson
Bridgeport
Paul L. Miller
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