Yiddish Theatre Stars and Billie Burke at Jackson’s
A feature on Yiddish theatre with Mme Frager and company praising realism. Billie Burke stars in Mrs Dot at Jackson’s Theatre with tickets selling fast. Swift and Maugham contrasted. season closes and reservations rules strict. Poli Theatre reports great demand for The Great Divide and previews Brewster’s Millions with a large cast and special gown giveaway for matinee patrons.
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Billie Burke
Dean Swift
Swift
W. Somerset Maugham
Mrs. Dot
Jackson Theatre
Jackson's
Billie ‘Ke
Fletcher Castoria Co Refuses Sandlin Payment in Injury Case
The Connecticut Co. with Beardsley Park line omits payment to motorman Elmer A. Hoyt after a collision involving Pharmacist Harry Landin at Noble venue. Witnesses say Landin stepped off after car passed Roosevelt street and was struck. Landin sought alighting as the car approached. the company argues Landin failed to exercise due care and declines settlement.
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Connecticut Co
Elmer A. Hoyt
Beardsley Park
Harry Landin
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Noblevenue
Landin
Roosevelt Street
Tiny bone in throat felt like a spike in agony
John Clark of 8 4 Kossuth street suffered excruciating pain after a half inch fish bone lodged in his throat last night. He swallowed repeatedly then sought care at Emergency hospital after failing home remedies. A later line notes a Ladies of Charity meeting slated at St Vincent de Paul Hospital on Sunday June 12 at 3 30 p m.
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John Clark
Kossuth Street
McQueeney
Clark
Wight
Ladies’ of Charity of St
Effort Under Way To Bring A O H Convention Here
Interest in Ancient Order of Hibernians grows after the 20th anniversary of Division No 2 in Staples building hall. Plans discussed include hosting the annual State and State convention next year. Attendees included County President Thomas F Speers James Whalen James Rooney Col T J Murphy and others. The division voted to accept Rev Father James B Nichill invitation to lay the cornerstone at St Patrick's Church on Sunday June.
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Order of Hibernians
Division No. 2
Hibernian Hall
Staples Building
Ieport
Thomas F. Speers
James Whalen
James H. Rooney
Col
T. J. Murphy
John J. McCarthy
William Prenderfart
Thomas C. Coughlin
James B. Ni‘hill
St. Patrick’s Church
Ida lodge receives new district deputy grand warden
Dr. J. D. Bragg, newly appointed district deputy grand warden for Ida lodge, N. E. O. P., presented his commission and was warmly received at the lodge meeting last night. Six applications were received toward the joint class initiation. Sterling lodge reports four applications toward the joint class initiation after a visit by Wallace A. Smith.
Conservatives Move to Capitalize on Roosevelt Speech
London dispatch notes Conservatives plan to press the Foreign Secretary on whether the government still backs Sir Eldwin Gorst, British agent and consul at Egypt, in a move spurred by Colonel Roosevelt's Guildhall speech. Sir Henry Dalziel, a Conservative MP, will question Grey next Monday to force a government position on Gorst's administration.
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United Press
London
Roosevelt
Guildhall
Henry Dalziel
Grey
Eldwin Gorst
Egypt
Dalziel
Gorst
Midnight pistol shot targets home wrecker on Main Street
In a late night incident on Main Street near Whiting and Kiefer streets a man shouted I will teach you to keep away from my wife and fired a pistol shot. Neighbors gathered at the street as officers investigated but found no definite suspect or evidence.
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Main Street
Whiting and
Kiefer Streets
Daughters of 1812 Hold Annual Connecticut Luncheon
Thirty seven covers were laid at the Connecticut chapter annual meeting and luncheon held at Lehmann's Shore house and Seaside Outing club home at Seaview avenue foot. Mrs Charles H Pinney presided. Attending members include Mrs Co H Pinney Mrs William H Williams Mrs W A Page Mrs N D Baldwin Mrs F S Sauter Mrs G F Riggs Derby Mrs Theodore McDonald Mrs W L Allen Mrs Sarah Welch Mrs Halsey Kelley Mrs W P Tuttle Mrs W A Granville Mrs Sherwood Thompson Mrs C F Mes singer Mrs T B Wilson Miss Jeanette Booth Stratford Miss Stillman Rahway N J Mrs John H Moon New York Mrs Elizabeth Moore Miss Northrop Miss Cora Beach Trumbull Miss Ida James Seymour Mrs T R Barnes Shelton and others.
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Connecticut
Daughters of 1812
Lehmann
Shore House
Seaside
Seaview Avenue
Charles H. Pinney
Derby
Co. H. Pinney
William H. Williams
W. A. Page
N. D. Baldwin
F. S. Sauter
G .F. Riggs
Theodore McDonald
W. L. Allen
Sarah Welch
Halsey Kelley
W. P. Tuttle
W. A. Granville
Sherwood Thompson
C. F. Messinger
T. B. Wilson
New Haven
C. H. Stillson
Carlos Storrs
E. L. Bryant
Ansonia
F. L. Johnson
Jeanette Booth
Stratford
Stillman
Rahway
N. J
John H. Moon
New York
Elizabeth Moore
J. B. Russell
H. C. Fairchild
Northrop
Edward Mora
R. J. MacKenzie
E. W. Hawke
J. H. Lee
E. F. Wells
M. Moody Downer
C. B. Buckingham
Bridgeport
Cora Beach
Trumbull
Ida James
Seymour
T. R. Barnes
Shelton
Private citizen to press charges in county inquiry
New Haven June 9 Attorney Charles M Robinson will file private citizen charges in the county affairs inquiry. He plans to call witnesses and testify, while the Civic Federation engages Edward H Rogers as counsel to argue for or against allowing counsel in hearings Monday morning.
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New Haven
Civic Federation
Charles M. Robinson
Edward H. Rogers
Corporation
Rogers
Paye
Dean Rogers
Yale Law School
Nine Year Old Boy’s Suicide After School Return
New York reports reveal 9 year old Chas Chadwick planned his death after being sent back to school. His mother dismissed his threats, and at home he hanged himself with a rope from a cellar beam, a carefully staged act.
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New York
Chas. Chadwick
Clews Opposes Central National Bank and Postal Savings Plans
About 120 Connecticut bankers heard Henry Clews condemn a central national bank and postal savings banks as dangerous experiments. He argued such powers would centralize control, invite abuses, and threaten financial stability, urging conservatism and avoidance of radical federal banking schemes.
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Connecticut Bankers’ Association
Shoreham
Morris Cove
Connecticut
Henry Clews
New York
Central National Bank
Postal Savings
Clews
Washington
Congress
United States
Auto Dealers Lose $300 On Hill Climb
The Automobile Dealers Association learned last night that their loss from the Snake Hill climb will reach about 300 dollars. Parking receipts fell short of expectations and entry fees were only nominal. Meanwhile in a separate matter, Rudolph Francke sues Robert E. Peary for 10 000 dollars, claiming Peary confiscated furs and ivory while Francke was ill in 1908 Utah. Peary denies the suit as ridiculous and has referred the case to US Ambassador David J. Hill in Berlin. He is en route to London and Cook is believed to be in Europe, last heard in Scotland.
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Automobile Dealers’ Association
Snake Hill
Peary
DR. Cook
United Press
New York
Robert E. Peary
Rudolph Francke
Frederick A. Cook
Berlin
Francke
Utah
Erik
London
David J. Hill
United States
Cook
Europe
Scotland
Diamond Ring Found in Codfish in West Brewster
West Brewster Massachusetts June 9 A man named Stanley Kedder found a diamond ring worth about 150 dollars inside a codfish he bought for 25 cents Kedder says the ring appears two or three years old and shows engraving on the inside reading K D O 1904 The discovery was made during cleaning of the fish and Kedder believes the ring was lost long ago by someone from the area
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United Press
West Brewster
Mass
Stanley Kedder
Kedder
Remarkable foot care remedy promises cure for corns and feet
A medical toilet tablet called TIZ is claimed to draw out inflammation and heal corns, bunions, frostbite, ingrown nails, and various foot ailments. It advertises smaller shoes and perfect foot condition, priced 25 cents per box, with sale through Walter Luther Dodge & Co. of Chicago.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Til
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