Horse Drowned In Osborne's Pond In Redding
One Sanford Osborn horse drowned Friday in Marcus Burrs pond while team hauling gravel for Ridge road. Driver Frank Sullivan freed the horses. one swam to shore, the other doomed as rope broke and it sank. Also notes Patrick OCollins died of Brights disease at 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ocollins
Pleasant Valley
Bright
Dodgintown
Newtown
Newton Street
Collins
Innis
Telford
Mies Belle Sanford
Highway Department
Macdonald
Sanford
Schiller
Aspetuck
Falls Pool
Saugatuck
Dan Beard
Campefe
Ridge Road
Tommy Ludway
Pheumonia
Tommy
Tribte
National Automobile Guide
Bridgeport
Danbury
Redding Ridge
Plattsville
Stepney
Sport Hill
Black Rock Turnpike
Cross Jump Hill
James Green
Patrick Green
Young Green
Arsenate spraying saves unsprayed trees from canker worm damage
Report notes arsenate of lead spray left trees healthy while nearby unsprayed trees suffered heavy feeding. Some pruned trees recovered with new fruit after two sprays and drastic pruning. A trick with oakum bands intercepted worms but some still passed. Also covers school dispute, local moves, festival, political stances on suffrage, inn management change, tax payments, a birth, sports result, travel, and a testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hill
Lonetown
Joel Sellick, Jr
Bridgeport
John Lee Place
West Side
Selleck
Evans
E. R. Evans
Mark Twain
Fred Mabrey
Sanford
Ridge
Redding
Peck
Bradley
Ridgewold Inn
Mary E. Kelvie
South Orange
N. J
August Brunessen
William Arnold
Lewis Klein
Danbury
Sanford School
Esther Waterman
Turney Sanford Place
Europe
Fairfield County News Hurtly Horse Event
Frederick Linwall a Branchville blacksmith sustained serious injuries when a horse he was shoeing kicked him and stepped on him breaking two ribs and causing other injuries. George Waterbury has sold the Stonybrooke farm Greenwich for a sanitarium planned at about $100,000. In New York auction, shares of City National South Norwalk sold at 181 and First National Ridgefield at 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Linwall
Branchville
Renee
George P. Waterbury
Stonybrooke
Greenwich
New York
Connecticut
City National
South Norwalk
First National
Ridgefield
Foley Kidney Pills Ad From Curtis Pharmacy
An old want ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills for quick and permanent relief of kidney and bladder troubles aimed at middle aged and elderly readers. The Curtis Pharmacy run by F. B. Brill is the advertiser and the notice marks one cent per word for the classified listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Brill
Curtis Pharmacy
Jane
New Work By Prof Parker at Norfolk Choral Concert
Dr Horatio Parker premiered A Collegiate Overture with orchestra and male chorus at the Litchfield Choral Union concert held on Carl Stoeckel estate in Norfolk. The Yale dedication and college lyrics mingle in a sonata form with vivid instrumental color and serene Yale motto motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield Choral Union
Carl Stoeckel
Norfolk
Horatio Parker
Hadley
Yale University
Parker
Carl Staeckel
Yale
Poli's gives high marks to Forty Five Minutes from Broadway cast
Poli's audience lauds Louis Ripley as the weeping widow and Charlie Schofield as Kid Burns in Forty Five Minutes from Broadway with strong supporting work by John Ince Jane Tyrrell and director Socola. Box office is booming with capacity crowds and a special Saturday matinee plus souvenir photo giveaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Schofield
Kid Burns
Broadway
Cohan
Poli
Pollas
Boston
Geminal
Amvay
Granniss Trial Set For June Seventeenth
Robert Granniss, motorman of one car in a fatal trolley crash on the New Haven Derby line Memorial Day, is arrested by West Haven Chief Loomis on a manslaughter charge issued by Coroner Mix. A hearing is scheduled for June 17 in the West Haven town court. Granniss is released on a $1,500 bond posted by Levi C. Schueissler of Derby. represented by Attorney David E. Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Granniss
New Haven-Derby
Loomis
West Haven
Mix
Granniss
Levi C. Schueissler
Derby
David E. Fitzgerald
The Catholic Church And Woman Suffrage Address
Rev M M Sheedy of Altoona Pa analyzes the changing status of women, arguing the Catholic Church historically elevated women and now faces the modern demand for equal rights and woman suffrage. He surveys global progress, noting suffrage in Norway Sweden Finland and in certain regions, and contrasts church stance with current movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Sheedy
D.D
Altoona
Lecky
England
Italy
United States
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Australia
New Zealand
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Electro-la hair remover promises permanent root destruction
Advertises Electro-la as a hair remover that penetrates to hair roots and destroys them permanently without skin reddening. Claims suitability for face arms hands shoulders neck and bust with a fresh smooth result. Offers a free trial and a $1 bottle price with a 2 cent postage-paid coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electro-la
Catholics Debate Woman Suffrage In Catholic Press
The article outlines Catholic views on woman suffrage with arguments for and against. It cites Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Moran, notes traditional views of women in the home, yet records pro suffrage opposition and support among churchmen. It argues voting rights for women, equal pay, and civic responsibility as paths to better governance and social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cardinal Gibbons
Jin
Father Sheedy
Cardinal Moran
Melbourne
Australia
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Bulletin
A&p Fancy
A&p
Gec
Luelor
Plaza Coffee
Eamel
Atlantic
Pacific
Main St
E. Main St
Walnut Beach
Stratford Ave
Fijs Auto Junk & Tires
Jacob Bros
Kossuth Street
F. S. Rexford
New York Life Bidg
Kansas City
Foley
Curtis Spear
Fairfield County News
Prof. Parker
Poli’s
Marvel
Ko-Rec-Try Co
State St
Chicago
Electrola
Crawford
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
GEO. B. Clare & CO
Broad Street
Boston Insurance CO
Louis H. Lyon
Disct. Mgr
Franklin Block
Florida
California
Mexico
Graftsman
Homemaker
Olive Green
Sear
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