Favorite S ons Still Holding Many Delegates
Chicago June 7 Delegates from across the nation discuss the presidential nominating race with shifts toward Hughes and Roosevelt. Alabama, Arizona, California, Illinois, Indiana and others split among Hughes Root Weeks and Roosevelt as first ballot plans unfold with no clear winner in sight.
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Chicago
Hughes
Rooseau
Alabama
Careel
Huwes
Reot
Roosevelt
Arizona
Kent
Roosevelt Ablican Committee
Hoosemoems
Frank R. Stewart
Phoenix
Ariz
Theodore Roosevelt
Great Northern
Burton
Sherman
Il- Jincin
Arkansas
Eughes
Root
Fairbanks
T. H
Burien
Weeks
Faix
Connecticut
Wilson
Delaware
T. Coleman du Font
District of Columbia
Diorida
Lily White
Hawaili
Illinois
Ifty-Etent
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Rinceevelt
Renee
Indiana
Idaho
Senator Borah
Borah
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Cummins
Kansas
Senator Root
Senator Weeks
Kentucky
Louisiana
Méine
Minnesota
Lichter
Missouri
Massachusetts
Governor McCall
Colonel Roosevelt
McCall
Michigan
Henry Ford
Bord
Mississippi
Hughes Atin "Heesvelt
Montana
Senator Cummins
Nebraska
New Jersey
Nevada
Hugh
New Mexico
Taft
Develt
W. M. Hlahn
Mansfield
Frank H. Stewart
Ohio
Oklahoma
J A. Harris
John Fields
Mr. Fields
Fields
Pennsylvania
Brambaugh
Philander C. Knox
Knox
Penrose
Brumbaugh
Tennessee
Local Social News Highlights From New Haven to Sherman
Stepney resident Jeanette Tuttle hosted by Mrs William Craft in New Haven. Bridgeport visitors Wesley Spinner spent days with grandparents John and Mrs Hinckley. Frank Wellahan entertained his New York father in Danbury. Ella Beyer visited her parents Ernest and Mrs Beyer in Sherman. Harmony Grange patrons plan to attend Pomona Grange in Trumbull tomorrow. Dr S M Garlick and wife of Bridgeport visited son Herbert Garlick. Ladies Aid event at Methodist church drew a large crowd. Miss Tuttle from New Haven performed from Daddy Long Legs. Danbury guests John Louks and wife Birdsey Peck hosted last week. Sunday schools rehearsing for Children's Day. Birdsey Plain school used Saturday to make up a lost day. Miss Gertrude Craft of Weston visited her parents William and Mrs Craft. Arthur J Hull and wife attended G A R service in Monroe with Derby speakers. Gypsies in an auto with a heavy load and Virginia plates caused talk. Carolyn and Grace Osborn attended a Brookfield wedding. Sisters Night at Harmony Grange Thursday featured Delia Sherman Freda Lund and Cora Beardsley. Irving Waterhouse and wife Harriet were guests Sunday. Emily Seeley improving her property by laying a...
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Waiss Jeanette Tuttle
New Haven
William Craft
Wesley Spinner
Bridgeport
John Hinckley
Frank Wellahan
New York
Lydia Crandall
Danbury
Eugene Northrop
Ella Beyer
John Louks
Birdsey Peck
Birdsey Plain School
Gertrude Craft
Weston
Arthur J. Hull
Congregational Church
Monroe
Derby
Hull
Virginia
Mises Carolyn
Grace Osborn
Brookfield
Bisters
Harmony Grange
Delia Sherman
Freda Lund
Cora Beardsley
Irving Waterhouse
Harriet Waterhouse
Emily Seeley
Sensible Fatimas Cigarettes Sell Well on Market
A promotional piece touts Fatimas as the best loved and best selling cigarette over 5e. It claims Fatimas are cool on the throat and tongue, leave no harsh aftertaste, and offer sensible smoking for those who may opt to smoke more often.
Syracuse man recalls old friends in chatty visit
Charles Lane of Syracuse called on several of his old friends here recently, walking from the house to the corner street and sharing memories during the stay.
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Charles Lane
Syracuse
First Successful Submarine of the Civil War
Oswald Villard recounts the Hunley and earlier Confederate efforts from the Richmond yard to Charleston harbor. It details the submarine’s size, crew, method, and the 1868 and 1883-84 missions, ending with the vessel’s sinking and burial as a monument to nine lives lost aboard the Housatonic and Hunley.
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Charleston Harbor
John Payne
Hunley
David
Goliath
Ironsides
Payne
Moblie
George E. Dixon
Housatonic
Charleston
Oswald Villard
Harper's Magazine
Adelphian Lodge Initiates Large Class Tonight at Odd Fellows
Adelphian lodge 1 OG holds a major initiation at Odd Fellows hall with a large class. Past grand officers fill offices headlined by I P Turney and H Blair. degree masters include J Peabody and J Barber. A substantial banquet follows as W T Meyer speaks on The Order and a grand lodge report from New Haven May 17 is read. Graduation baskets and bouquets by John Keck Son.
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Adelphian Lodge
Oddé Fellows Hall
I. P. Turney
H- Blair
IP. McAleese
Erand
A. V. Hartley
I. M. Chaffee
H. Blatchkiss
Lockwood
H Dorking RS. V. G
Tverkon
L. S. Vv
George Drew
R. S
Wolfram
A.C. Newman
Luke White
J. Peabody
J. Barber
H. Hotchkiss
J. M. Chaffey
W. T. Meyer
Grand Lodge
New Haven
Roller Skating Boy Hurt In Jitney Collision
Witnesses testified the children caused the incidents in which they were injured. Frank Scanzo, 12, of 779 Ogden Street, fell from a jitney on Barnum Avenue and suffered body bruises and a cut above the eye. A small girl, unnamed, was knocked down by a Milford motorcycle on Penthebrooke Street and was only slightly hurt.
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Frank Scanzo
Ogden Street
Roller Wheeiie
Barnum Avenue
John Meade
Courtland Street
Jonine Bleerp
Frank Teynolds
Milford
Penthbroke Street
Maed Cullen Wilkins and Related Marriage Announcements
A compiler’s scan from Danbury and New York records lists several marriage notices. Names include Hattie M Wilkins and Thomas F Cullen of Middistowh, Michael Cuozzo and May Rees Curti in Danbury, John Garney of Fethel and Miss Madden Touebrin in New York, Anna Glenrjon and Clayton Gotsel, and Kathryn M Bert Piscitelli Byington among others.
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Cullen
Wilkins
Tr Dunhars
Hattie M. Wilkins
Thomas F. Cullen
Middistowh
Cuzzzo—Curti
Danbury
Michael Cuozzo
Miay Rees Curti
Ganlexy—Loughran
New York City
John Garney
Fethel
Maden Touebrin
Gotsel—Glennon
Thomaston
Bias Anna Glenrjon
Clayton Gotse
McDermott
Burke
Frank Amietermortapa
Kathryn M
Bert Piscitelli
Byington
New York
Mise Bessio FH &Ington
Norwalk
Marcus Piscitelli
Troy
Obituaries Notice Through Danbury and Nearby Towns
Obituaries list several Danbury deaths with names and ages: Dennis Healey 50, Christine Dykeman 1K, Phil ip F Simmons 70, Er win Daniels 73, Mrs Mary BE Robinson 82, Wm H Gilbert 66, Bernard J McDonald Stamford, Mary Speed Slauson 32, Caraveller Brinckerhoff 6¢, Joan Bailey Torrington, Ernest Bray West Norfolk 25, Aspen Bradley widow 7a, Mary Korwath widow BG.
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Bhealef
Danbury
Dennis Healey
Dykeman
Christine
Simmons
Philip F. Simmons
Daniels
Erwin Daniels
Robinson
Mary BE. Robinson
Gilbert
New Cahoan
Wm. H. Gilbert
McDonald
Stamford
Bernard J. McDonald
Sulauson
Slauson
Brinckerhoff
New Canaan
Caraveller
Wits
Elbert Brinckerhoff
Bailey
Winsted
Joan Baling
Torringeton
Pard
West Norfolk
Bray
Ernest [ Speed
Bradley
Westport
Mary Frances
Aspen Bradley
Ceen
Korwath
Mary
Joseph Marquess
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Albert Christie
Harry FE. Bliss
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Frank Kodric
William Grifin
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Joseph M. Tucker
Arthur I. Tracey
Clifford
Mildred E. Tucker
Gertrude Frazier
Miss Frazier
Henry Blair
Harold French
Long Hill
Tredegar Iron Works
Richmond
Confederacy
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W. L. Hunley
James McClintock
Baxter Watson
John Keck
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