Bete Gama gym club entertained by Miss Ella Cromwell
In Trumbull the Bete Gama gymnasium club of First Baptist church was entertained by Miss Ella Cromwell. Seventeen girls in middies and mers spent the morning in the woods and at noon dinner by an open fire. The afternoon featured gymnastic stunts led by club president Miss Mac Latmann.
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First Baptist Church
Ella Cromwell
Misa Mac Latmann
Hdwin
New Milford
Charles N. Bvitts
Charlies WN
Evitts
Marion Edwards
Bridgeport
Savin Rock Valso
Rew Maven
Joseph
Tucker
Mildr
Susan Hawley
Walter L. Griffith
Wesley
Springfield
Mass
Gatet
Miss Rt
Gyro
Una
Gasbe N. Evitts
Albert EB
Linley
Jone
Simeon le Barr
Bushheye
Long Aan
Nathan Wolfe
Community Notes from Long Hill and Nearby Areas
Local column lists social visits and moving notices. Albert Hetmrich and family relocate residence with neighbors at Herbert rith’s house. Mrs Lixie Trealor of Ansonia hosted by Thomas Jenkins. Evy Seeley returns to Progepect school after illness. Esther Anderson Hazel Walters and others baptized at Grace Episcopal. Herman Waters and Misses Anderson hosted in Bridgeport circles. May Randall sprains ankle during a social call. recovery hoped.
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Albert Hetmrich
Suntay
Wild
Leslie
Leauretta Ad
George ‘Wild
Paotip Miller
Pauline Ruther
Herbert
Herbert ¥Rith
Lixie Trealor
Ansonia
Thomas Jenkins
Evy- Seeley
Progepect School
Ilinesa
Leelie Whitney
Long Hil
John Morgan
Morgan
Bridgeport
Charles Day
Bmt
James le Barr ‘Baron
Twamieee
Esther Anderson
Hazel Walters
George Walters
Harold Walters
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert Sheffield
Herman Waters
New York
Hulda Anderson
Mabel Hiesman
Pinechle and ballots in Crimson Guidh tale
A fragment from Harper's Weekly features Mr Dubb ber and Mrs Dubbkins discussing voting while a ballot sits on the desk. The conversation shifts to a salesman named Pinechle and a sales ad pun, with a brief aside about watching aces come in.
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Harper's Weekly
Brenchos
Fairfield County Heirs and Estates in Danbury Brookfield
An appraisal shows Theodore D Boughton died January 17 leaving Brooklyn estate worth 10 423 83 with legacies to Elisha Chapin Lakeville and Lucius H Boughton and distribution of Danbury property between Lucius H and a sibling. Howard Waldo estate in Brookfield valued over 10 000 with bequests including a gold watch a painting to Ralph Waldo and 100 to Dorothy Waldo. widow Clare Waldo receives a third dower. Postmaster E S Adams Norwalk to receive salary rise to 2700 July 1. Joseph Mulcahey of Greenwich knocked down by a car on Seeler's Hill suffering severe bruises.
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Danbury
Brookfield
Brooklyn
Theodore D. Boughton
Elisha
Chapin
Lakeville
Lucius H. Boughton
Dekendent
Lucius Jl. Bought
Ralph Waldo
Marjorie’ Pettit
Dorothy Waldo
Connecticut
Clare. Waldo
Iofdower
Ufe
Adams
Nor
Walk
Catan
Joseph Mulcahey
Greenwich
Stamford
Eeler’s Hill
Julian Uwfrichs
Torrington Post Office to shift to first class service
Beginning July 1 the Torrington Post Office will move from second to first class due to quarterly receipts averaging over forty thousand dollars. Postmaster H W Cronin’s salary rises from 2900 to 3100 and assistant postmaster from 1400 to 1500, with some clerks and carriers receiving a 100 dollar yearly raise. Other local news covers a jury verdict in Winsted, a life bird anecdote in Norfolk, a discharged negligence case in Torrington, a rat bite incident in North Wilton, and rural carrier exams set for June across several towns.
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Torrington
H. W. Cronin
New Milford
Winsted
Bristol
Terryville
Whitehouse
Carl Stoeckel
Norfolk
Adna
Judy
Antonio Quatreiro
Company of
George Colt
Court of Common Press
Quatrello
Strong’ Company
Colt
Tortington
Harry 8. Kinney
North Wille
New York Wholesale Prices for Butter Eggs and Farm Goods
A long listing of wholesale market prices from New York for butter creamery extra and other dairy products, eggs, hay and straw, potatoes and vegetables, and poultry. Prices span various grades, sizes, and quality designations with figures in cents per pound, dozen, or bushel, noting freshness and prime quality. The fragment ends with a humorous family exchange about a child and a peck.
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Hennery
Tentimothy
Bermuda
Maine
Final Piano Closeout Slashes Prices to Move Stock
Our store faces an enormous piano stock and insists on closing out quickly. Prices will be cut further and any piano may be sold at any reasonable price or terms to clear inventory. Shoppers are urged to come in now as the store remains crowded and ready to assist customers with favorable terms.
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EB. Lee
Nemos
Essary
Motor Cars in Mexico Support Tampico Ammunition Supply
Reports to Generals Carranza and Villa describe use of Mitchell touring cars in 1912 and 1913 to move shells and cartridges to front lines during the Tampico battle. Villa ordered rapid dispatch as troops cried for ammunition, with cross country strategy shown in Torreon and the broader campaign.
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Mexico
Tampico
Mitchell
Carranza
Villa
Genero Gayide
Alberto Carrera Torres
Victoria
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Trumbull
Pashua and
Long Hill
Purteer
Fairfield County News
Litchfield
County News
Edward
Papa
Wattle Boward
Nau
Ead
Noma
United States
Nites Ify Zoe
Pera Ilios
S. E. Lee Piano Coo
Cannon Street
Broad and
Cannon
U. S. Post Office
Sucessors
Consolidated Piano
Joie Rae
Torreon
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