Saloon Keepers May Employ Only Their Own Kin
United Press dispatch from Hartford reports Senate action on multiple bills. The chamber favorable to limiting saloon staff to owners wives or adult daughters, plus other measures including attorney general advisory rules, inheritance gifts to state aided corporations, mortgagee deed filings, harsher penalties for abducting or enticing females for immoral purposes, and a $25,000 Rockville city hospital appropriation.
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United Press
Hartford
Senate
Rockville City Hospital
RISHOR man 84 funeral set for June 7 1911
In this city June 7 1911 Anthony W Rishor aged 84 years 22 days friends invited to attend funeral at his late residence No 138 Leuret avenue Saturday at 230 pm burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. D8 b p
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Margaret Simpson
Thomas R. Keough
Grove Street
Mt. Gears
Mary A. Mossey
Oak Street
St. Augustine's Church
St.eetaels Cemetery
Stamford
Chauncey A. Scofield
Chandler Defeats 20000 Aid for St Vincent's Hospital
Hartford June 8 Representative Chandler of Rocky Hill blocked a $20000 amendment funding St Vincent s Hospital Bridgeport as lawmakers argued over hospital appropriations. After heated debate amendments for Derby and St Vincent s were killed and the bill remained on the calendar amid a looming deficit prediction.
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Special Front United Press
Hartford
Chandler
Rocky Hill
St. Vincent’s Hi Ital
Bridgeport
Itzer
House
Stevens
Committee On Appropriations
Representat Chandler
Meltzer
St. Vincent's
Caspian Sea Shaken by Severe Earthquake
Pottsdam scientists report Caspian Sea experienced a violent tremor at 1 AM with seismograph readings suggesting wide area impact. Observers indicate the Caspian Sea and shores were affected by the quake.
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United Press
Pottsdam
Caspian Sea
Suspension of London Banks
The Birbeck Bank suspension was announced today in London. It served over 50,000 small depositors and faces liabilities about $2,000,000 beyond assets. Depositors surged to the bank, prompting police to restrain damage to the building.
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United Press
London
Birbeick Bank
Woman Falls Two Stories From Porch Injures Hip
Mrs. Katie Paul of 82 Willard Street fell from a back porch two stories high at 1 o clock this morning while hanging out clothes. Ambulance Surgeon Krause took her to Bridgeport hospital with a fracture of the left hip and painful bruises. She is 27.
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Katie Paul
Willard Street
Krause
Bridgeport Hospital
Paul
Hats for all ages at E. H. Dillon Co display
The E H Dillon and Co presents newest hat styles in Leghorn Lace Straw Milan and lingerie hats for outing school and dress. Children's outing and school hats priced from 48 cents to 3 dollars while dress hats range 1.48 to 10 dollars. Save at least half by buying here.
Public Utilities Bill Hit As Unconstitutional Says Banks
Hartford June. The Public Utilities question was set as the special order for next Thursday at 11 30 in the House of Representatives. Judge Elmore S Banks of Fairfield opposed suspending rules to take up the minority bill today, saying he would vote for it if the vote were today though he deemed it unconstitutional and cited a Davenport letter stating it would be scrapped in higher court.
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Hartford
House of Representatives
Friends of the Minority
Elmore
Banks
Fairfield
Daniel Davenport
Mrs Alma Miller Weds Turkish Man of Title
The marriage of Mrs Alma Miller of Stratford to Ellia Bey Caprillian of New York was announced today. The ceremony occurred June 1 in New Haven with Rev Robert Dennison officiating. The bride, widow of Willard R Miller, is known in local social circles. Caprillian, once Hamilton, N Y, now resides in Stratford with plans to move to New York.
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Alma Miller
Stratford
Ellia Bey Caprillian
New York
New Haven
Robert Dennison
First Congregational Church
Willard R. Miller
Fairfield Avenue
Hamilton
N. Y
Turkey
Caprillian
South Main Street
Club License Bill Tabled In The House
Hartford June 8 The House tabled the bill for special licenses for clubs to sell liquors. ROWBOAT STOLEN Hugh Burns 432 Central avenue reports his 16 foot rowboat stolen from its mooring at Hollister avenue last evening. US Marshal Hawley visited city officials and praised his new job. Judge Foster granted a further continuance for trials of Dr F B Downs and Clayton J Wrisley at prosecutor Redden's request. Wrisley remains unable to post $5000 bail awaiting hearing in jail. New Haven June 8 A broken engagement announced wedding day of Audubon Tyler and Miss Bessie Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Porter of New York.
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United Press
Hartford
House Today
Hugh Burns
Central Avenue
Hollister Avenue
Foster
F. B. Downs
Clayton J. Wrisley
Shelton
Redden
Wrisley
New Haven
Audubon Tyler
Bessie Porter
Thomas B. Porter
New York City
Are Nuisances In Motor World Affects Garage Noise
A Letter criticizes residential garage noise from open mufflers and car horns. It urges garage owners to stop such practices, warns drivers to hush horns, and suggests owners can curb nuisance by addressing both chauffeurs and customers. Continuous noise harms neighborly relations and may invite legal action.
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Motor World
Obituary notes for Anthony W. Rishor and others
Anthony W. Rishor died after a short illness at his 138 Laurel avenue home in his 85th year. A Seymour Ontario native, he lived in the city for years and leaves a widow and two sons Christopher J. and Earl A. Rishor. He belonged to the First M E church. Funeral for John J. Finn was at 7:30 this morning from 292 East Main street to St. Mary's church with Rev. Thomas P. Mulcamy and musical offerings, then to Winsted for interment. bearers named. Frederick C. Briggs rests after services at his mother-in-law Mary E. Neville’s home, then Mountain Grove cemetery. escort bearers listed from this city and Newtown.
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Anthony W. Rishor
Laurel Avenue
Seymour
Ontario
Christopher J
Earl A. Rishor
M. E. Church
John J. Finn
East Main Street
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas P. Mulcamy
Frank Munich
Winsted
Patrick
Maurice
Daniel
Micchael Finn
Michael McNerney
Thomas Welch
Frederick C. Briggs
Newtown
Mountain Grove
Mary E. Neville
Warren Street
Henry H. Tweedy
Yale
Robert Hard
Briggs
George H. Hatheway
George E. Cleveland
Stanley H. Bullard
John M. Merwin
James M. Saxton
Farnham Fox
Frank Hubbard
Charles S. Cole
Willis H. Lyon
Mr. Nettleton
Machine Nut and Bolt Co Incorporators Form New Firm
D Homer Jennings Edward K Nicholson and Frank C Johnson are the incorporators of the Machine Nut and Bolt Co The company will purchase sell and deal in nuts bolts and machinery of all kinds It has capital stock of 500 shares of 100 each totaling 50000 and will start business with 1000 capital stock
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D. Homer Jennings
Edward K. Nicholson
Frank C. Johnson
Southington votes $220000 bonds for water works
Southington voters at a town meeting last night approved issuing 220000 dollars in bonds to take over the privately owned water company in the city.
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Southington
United Press
Common Pleas Salary Rise Reconsidered in Hartford
Hartford June 8 The Senate voted to reconsider the bill increasing Common Pleas judges salaries by 500 dollars in Fairfield Hartford and New Haven counties The measure was tabled but will be acted on next week in a follow up session through a court salary adjustment dispute.
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United Press
Hartford
Senate
Common Pleas
Fairfield
New Haven
Brown University Decennial Celebration Committee Named
Attorney John Packer Gray of this city named to general committee for the Brown University class of 1901 decennial celebration set for June 18 to 21. Roy Clark former Giants outfielder and Bridgeport alumnus who attended Brown in the same year is the only other local graduate to matriculate at Brown that year.
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John Packer Gray
Brown University
Roy Clark
New York Giants
Brown
Non-Support and Wife Beating Charged Against Daly
John J. Daly of Bridgeport Brass Co was arrested at his Hollister avenue home by Bicycle Policeman Dailey on a warrant charging non support of his wife and three minor children and assault on his wife. He posted $150 bail and the case was continued until Saturday. Thieves took 15 pieces of clothes from Mrs George Nigh's line at 1248 Railroad avenue before daybreak.
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John J. Daly
Bridgeport Brass Co
Hollister Avenue
Dailey
George Nightols
Railroad Avenue
Well Known Conductor Tolles Ill and Not Dead
Anson A. Tolles, a veteran Naugatuck division conductor on the New Haven line, is seriously ill at his State street home but expected to recover. Despite word of his death circulating in the Naugatuck valley and condolences arriving from Waterbury papers, Tolles, a 40 year railroad veteran, remains alive and has the hope of many more years of service.
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Anson A. Tolles
Naugatuck
New Haven
Connecticut
State Street
Waterbury
Tolles
South Avenue Trolley Route Not Settled
Mayor Buckingham questions the legality of council action extending Connecticut Co lines from South Park avenue through South avenue to the end. He will consult City Attorney Culli nan before approving or disapproving the report. Three hearings have occurred on related extensions and a new hearing may be required.
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Buckingham
Connecticut Co
South Park Avenue
South Avenue
Thomas M. Cullinan
West End
South Main Street
South Main-South Avenue
Atlantic Street
Iranistan Avenue
Did 12 Years For Murder He Never Committed
Boston, June 8. John Henry Chance, freed from Charlestown after 12 years of a life sentence for murder, proclaimed I have lost 12 years. The real slayer, Arthur Hegan, now in Chicago, confessed. Governor Fass pardoned Chance. Hegan is immune after an earlier acquittal.
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United Press
Boston
John Henry Chance
Charles‘town
Fass
Chance
Arthur Hegan
Chicago
Final Arguments on McKenna Case Tonight
Final arguments are to be delivered this evening, expected to conclude the investigation into the city engineer's office. It will be the committee’s last public meeting with J B Klein representing the city engineer and Stiles Judson for Denis F Mulvihill and others. Ladies of Charity meeting at St Vincent de Paul hospital Sunday June 11 at 3 30 p m.
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J. B. Klein
Stiles Judson
Denis F. Mulvihill
Ladies OF Charity
Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Sad Dog Sad Dog Collar Ad Promotes Happiness
A fragmentary advert suggests keeping a dog happy and compliant with a collar and license tag to avoid the dog catcher. It warns of a muzzle if the pup escapes, and pitches dog collars for sale at 25e to $3.
White Girls Dresses Great Bargain at Saving
White lawn dresses for girls offered at one dollar and a quarter to two dollars and fifty cents. Most dresses valued higher, with real worth averaging around two dollars. Five attractive styles with short and long sleeves, embroidery lace trims, and dimes of tucks. From one of our preferred makers, on the second floor.
Black bags on sale at magnetic price
Nice black bags sold at a special low price. These premium goat leather hand bags come in small and large sizes with gilt or oxidized trimmings and strong handles. Regularly two dollars, now priced at 1.35, near the left of Main street door.
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Main Street
Dress lawns of extra beauty and value assembly noted
Description celebrates a display of dress lawns with varied patterns and colors. The piece highlights black grounds with tiny white dots to white with tiny black ones, noting a wide range, small and large figures, one color patterns, and skilled color mingling. It praises the summery, tasteful collection and its appeal to women.
Satin tested for bathing suits proves durable and attractive
Tested satin for bathing-suits. Black satin is the deluxe fabric for bathing suits. We have tested it by actual washing and its finish remains unchanged. It is as lustrous and attractive after immersion as before. Nice weight, spot proof, yard wide, $1.25 yard. Center aisle rear.
Sharp cuts on silk and wool fabrics in store sale
Silk and wool fabrics priced at $1.50 a yard are drastically reduced to clear the last lot. The offerings include lustrous bayadere striped, black patterned, and plain weaves, with a small selection of gray wools noted for softness. Located at the right aisle rear.
Elevator tragedy at Stratfield injures teen worker
Herry Beers aged 17, elevator boy at the Hotel Stratfield, was killed when his head and chest were crushed between the seventh floor ceiling and floor. The body was shipped to Norwalk from Rourke & Rourke morgue with Medical Examiner Garlick's permission after he left the elevator door open and failed to clear the shaft.
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Herry Beers
Stratfield
Norwalk
Rourke & Rourke
Garlick
Young Beers
Lad Admits Stealing $13 from Parents
Torrington report states Leonard J. Younger aged 12 of Providence RI admits stealing $13 from his parents and running away from home. Police hold him as the parents announce they will pursue action next Saturday.
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Lad
United Press
Torrington
Leonard J. Younger
Providence
R. 1
Tan
Leonard
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