Marriages and Deaths from Danbury and Nearby Areas
Noticeful record of marriages and deaths across Danbury and surrounding towns with names such as Frank McDermotT Kathryn Mt Burke and McCormac Durkin together with obituaries for Margaret A Hearn and Philippina widow of Jacob apithronner,dated June 1916.
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Sidermott-Burke
Danbury
Frank McDermott
Kathryn Mt. Burke
Ebenezer M. Williams
Prirfield
Clare C Bulkter
McOrmac—Durkin
Frank McCormac
Bridge
Gerace Mt. Durkin
Whoadet — Pinckney
Brookfiled Center
Jumes
Arthur Gordon Whibdey
New Haven
Frances Adele Pinckney
Qunties
Obituary notices from Norwich area
Obituary notices report multiple deaths with funeral plans and burial details. Asa M Buck’s funeral was at his 365 Brewster street home with Rev. Henry C Woodruff officiating and burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. Frederick L O Neill died in Shelton aged 21. funeral arrangements with Rourke Boucher and First Baptist Church. Margaret A Hern died at 677 William street after long Norwich residency. Philippina Gallbronner widow of Jacob died at 187 Ogden street. survived by two daughters and four grandchildren. Marsaren Whalen widow of Edward Whalen died. associated with St Patrick’s parish. Peter Voelker’s funeral from William Lieberum & Son and St Joseph’s Church. delegations from Steuben Lodge and other societies. Park Cemetery burial with Oda Fellows music.
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Hern
Margaret A'Hern
Wice
Jarry Denny
William Treet
Frederick O'Neill
First Baptist Church
Stratford Avenue
Stratford
Coma
Conn
Teton
Asa M. Buck
Brewster Street
Henry C. Woodruff
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Frederick L. O'Neill
Shelton
Mr. O'Neill
Rourke & Boucher
Philippina Galebronner
Philippina
Jacob Gallbronner
Ogden Street
Gallbronner
Germany
Bridgeport
Hebekah
Caroline Gallbrooner
Matthew Blakely
George i
Louie M
Frank A
Ruth A Blakely
Ell
Marsaren
Edward Whalen
Henry Kreuter
Wells Street
Whaten
Earlies
Worth Bridgeport
St. Patrick's Pariah Aimee
J. Hi. Carroll
Peter Voeleel
Peter Voelker
William Lieberum
Bavarian Sick Benefit Society
Park Cemetery
Oda
Henry’ Seyfert
Martin Smertz
William Ulmer
Henry I
Joseph Kauster
Isifor Swerlein
John Bruckner
F. J. Rowland Receives Silver Loving Cup at Honor Reception
F. J. Rowland of 034 Main Street was guest of honor at a city reception last evening and received a silver loving cup. George W. Brathaway gave the presentation speech. Rowland is popular in musical circles and will leave for Detroit Michigan.
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F. J. Rowland
Main Street
Detroit
Mich
Geo. W. Brathaway
Mr. Rowland
Grand Marshal Issues Orders to Moose Parade Plans Set
At Bridgeport Moose meeting plans for the state field day parade and carnival were reviewed. Bridgeport lodge 288 aims to parade 2,000 members on June 17 with prizes for best line, farthest distance, and best appearance, while not competing. Major William Houlihan, grand marshal, issues orders with George Warn as chief of staff and Booth as chief aide for the parade in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Club
East Main Street
Stratford Avenue
Barnum Avenue
Noble Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Congress Street
Main Street
State Street
Palsfield Avenue
Clinton Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Charles A. Dennis
Bridgeport
Willim JH. Dennis
Wilkes-Barre
Wiliam Houlihan
George
Warn
Booth
William Houlthan
Stratford Plans July 3 4 Police Patrols Amid Town Notices
The Stratford board assigns Deputy Sheriff E Mills Tomlinson to police July 3 4 with Special Policeman Nichols Albrecht and appoints assistants soon. Town work includes brush clearing at Nichols and North avenues. Congregational church hosts Mothers Tea June 14 with speaker Mrs B L Mott of New Haven.
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Stratford
Board of Selectmen
E. Mills ‘Tomlinson
Nichols Albrecht
Tomlinson
Harold C Lovell
J. Quinn
George S. Pratt
Nichola
North Avenues
Congregational Church
B. L. Mott
New Haven
Benjamin White
Catherine Russell
Colonial Dames of
Connecticut
Shepheard
Robert .Thompson
Harold Chase
Mise
Margaret Beach
B. N. Packard
America
League
W. Co. 7. AG
Mizpah
Jerome May
Hilderbrand
Hall Sent Back to Reform School for Shoe Theft
Clarence Hall aged 13 of 531 Housatonie avenue was arrested yesterday for stealing a pair of shoes. He had been on probation and was returned this morning to the State Reform School. Dougins Artz. June 9 Battery F sixth Plain t Artillery arrived today from Eagle Pass to reinforce the one battery previously stationed here.
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Clarence Hall
Housatonie Avenue
State Reform School
Fall price cut on girls coats and accessories
Low prices on girls coats sizes 6 to 14 with colorful two tone designs and fine weaves. Reduced prices from four to seven fifty, with $8.50 to $12.50 items down to seven fifty. Also new stationery by the pound, hair goods, cosmetics, and rubber bathers caps with sun protection and striped black and white parasols on sale.
Hughes in Chicago Draws Press Photographers
June 3 Washington reports a rush of photographers outside Justice Hughes home in Chicago as reporters sought images of him. Lawrence Green, Hughes secretary, said the justice postponed his mourning walk until afternoon. Hughes later left for more Supreme Court decision work with no comment.
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Washington
Hughes
Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
Justice
Hushes
Sixteenth
V Streets
Lawrence H. Green
Bir Hughes
Only Fooling When He Threatened To Kill, De Lucca Says
Alphonso DeLucca claimed he was only fooling when he sent a threatening letter to John Di nervo of 721 Stillman Street demanding owed money. Judge Wilders told him such fooling is not allowed and fined him $10 in city court. The incident occurred in a barber shop after DeLucca helped himself but money was not paid promptly, leading to a police complaint.
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Hough
John Dinervo
Stillman Street
Alphonso DeLucca
Hallam Street
Wilders
DeLucca
Dinervo
Value over price in Hart Schaffner & Marx and Kuppenheimer suits
The article argues a $20 suit offers greater value than a $15 one due to fabric quality, style, durability, fit, and service. It promotes Hart Schaffner & Marx and Kuppenheimer suits at $20 as wiser purchases, claiming the higher price yields longer-lasting, better service and overall cheaper cost.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kuppenheimer
Washable Norfolk suits imitate fine wool for boys
The article notes washable Norfolk suits for boys resemble lightweight wool in finish and appearance, offering tailored fit and smooth lines. Palm Beach styles in Norfolk cuts come in cray or tan, with linen gray options as shown.
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Norfolk
Palm Beach
Circus Play Suits For Boys Advertised In Basement Sale
An old notice lists play outfits for boys including Indian, police, cowboy, soldier and Boy Scout suits priced from 75 cents to $2.50. The ad notes rough and tumble play and laundering savings, located in the front basement.
Footwear bargains for hot weather comfort
Advertised low shoes for men include tan cordovan oxfords on English last priced at 7 dollars, Ground Gripper oxfords for troubled feet, black and tan English style oxfords at 5 dollars, oxfords with various toe shapes, and white buck and canvas oxfords from 3 to 6 dollars, located just inside Fairfield avenue.
Caesar Misch store offers Cheerful Credit bargains in Bridgeport
The Caesar Misch store on Cheerful Credit corner in Bridgeport advertises major discounts across departments. Palm Beach suits for men and women, Mohair outfits for women, plus extensive men women and children's wear, footwear, and jewelry featured with no money down and special holiday pricing.
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Bridgeport
Palm Beach
Credi
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