Children’s Day Festivities at Froebel Kindergarten
Festive events marked Children’s Day at the Fannie A. Smith Froebel kindergarten. Tiny students marched with flags in a circle of palm trees and flowers while Miss Fannie Smith oversaw activities. Children wore caps, sang songs, and enjoyed birthday themed games and surprises, ending with a playful guessing game about flavors.
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Fannie A. Smith Froebelindergarten
Ken Eitle
Fannie Smith
Vefastink
Misa
Wall Street Suffers Mixed Opening Debacle
A derailed market start caused by vague optimism and profit pacing. analysts note tepid trading amid a cautious mood. Declines in shares spark concern over overall economic health as investors weigh forthcoming policy and corporate earnings signals.
Weather forecast shows unsettled, cool conditions
A trough extends from Kansas to the upper Midwest bringing unsettled weather with showers. Western central districts may see high temperatures while the Atlantic coast体验 enjoys pleasant, moderate temperatures. Rain was heaviest in Sioux City within the last two hours as cloudiness and showers move across the region.
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Cenema
Kanear
Miktigen Fe
Atlantic
Iset
Sioux City
Genrt Awards Allen Damages of $1396.64 in Rent Case
A court awarded Genrt Allen $1396.64 for unpaid rent on a farm. He admitted moving off the farm but claimed the debt was barred by the statute of limitations. The June 11 1914 date appears in the record with notices to attend related proceedings.
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Genrt
Allen
Tuite
Gy Allen
Westport
Weat
Open Window Courts Divorce Suit Shocks Stamford
In a Stamford divorce case Edward Mckeen sues Aimee McKeen amid sensational testimony. Co respondent Minor Dibble of Southern New England Telephone Co. stands accused as the lover. Witnesses recount late meetings in dark basements and at Dibble’s house with beer and wine. Mrs McKeen declares profound hostility toward her husband while admitting affairs with Dibble. Trial continues as Judge Greene orders ventilation.
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Edward Mckeen
Aimee IL
McKeen
Greene
Stamford
Dibble
Southern New England Teléphone Co
Walter Brooks
Stamfort
Missing Agent’s Record Cleared in Disappearance Case
The investigation into agent Johnson’s disappearance remains unresolved. Papers show his record with Middlesex Banking Co. was clean, with Bonds for delivery found in a city safe. GW Barton says Johnson’s accounts are straight and he’d be welcomed back if he returns. The motive behind his vanishing is still unknown.
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Ig. Stabeson
Laure
Middlesex Banking Co
Johnson
Harton
Predicted Greco Turkish Call to Arms Amid Expulsions
The article notes rising unrest tied to Young Turks policies in Asia Minor and Turkish Thrace. It cites expulsions of Greeks as a principal factor and frames the situation as a predicted escalation between Greco and Turkish forces with broad regional implications.
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Young Turks
Asia Minor
Thrace
Death of Henry Veit Pioneer In Clothing Line
Henry Veit, a pioneer in the clothing line, died after a long life that earned him respect. He belonged to the Schwaebischer Maenner Chor and the Algonquin club and valued his family above all. The obituary notes his quiet, unassuming manner and his role supporting his dependents. A separate notice mentions a burglary at the W.G. Wotten store at 1029 Batmam Avenue, with goods stolen and money taken.
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Henry Veit
Schwaebischer Maenner Chor
Algonquin Club
Batmam Avenue
Cote Teas
The Case of Mrs DeMartino
The Farmer through Shannon and Wilder seeks correction of statements about Mrs DeMartino. It claims the injury arose from silence before settlement rather than actions by Mr Stemmen’s agent. The $1000 was a gift after the statute of limitations expired, not a settlement of rights.
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Shannon & Wilder
Hse
Carl F. Stemmen
Resolute Forces Vanitie To Close Gap In Triangular Race
RESOLUTE and Vanitie dueled in a 19 mile triangular course racing off Sandy Hook under 10 knot winds. Vanitie led at marks one and two with times 13 19 19 and 15 24 86 for Resolute, then Resolute surged ahead after 2 o clock as conditions favored her, leaving Vanitie in pursuit.
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
Wireless
Vanitie
Resolute
Regatta Committee
I Vanitie
Resolunte
Stamford Inventor Warren H. Taylor Dies of Heart Disease
Stamford June 11 Warren H Taylor noted inventor of lock appliances and hardware devices died suddenly here today of heart disease. Born in Winchester Massachusetts in 188, he is survived by his wife and three children. His parents ran into the hundreds.
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Stamford
Warren H. Taylor
Winchendon
Mass
Knights Templar to Attend Service at St John’s Church
Hamilton Commandery No 5 Knights Templar accept Rev Stephen F Sherman Jr invitation to attend divine services at St John’s Church Sunday evening June 14 at 7 80 o clock. Members to assemble in full uniform at 6 45 at the Masonic hall for march to the church.
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Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Stephen F Sherman Jr
St. John” Church
Masonic le Tm
Sea de
Engine Whistle Warned Fatal Bridge Tragedy
Coroner heard testimony on a fatal accident at a tin bridge where Paul Hottman of 23 Hubbell Street was killed by the Bay State Limited. Engineer Riley H. Phillips and Ireman Joseph Huband testified the whistle blew near the curve, and Hoffmann was struck as he stepped onto the bridge seeking safety. Witnesses disagreed on whether the whistle was blown while rounding the curve.
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Paul Hottman
Hubbell
Bay State Limited
New Haven Railroad
Hia
Ies
Highland
John
Hoffman
Hoffmann
Hoffmen
Riley H. Phillips
Wewraven
Stamford
New Haven
Joseph Huband
Ireman
Phillips
Curus
Alfred
Ludvinsky
Sewer Contracts Awarded to Lowest Bidders Across City Sewers
The sewer commission, in a one hour session, awarded about 16 miles of sewers totaling near $87,000 and planned additional bids over $60,000, with contracts given to lowest bidders including Pierce Mfg Co for Bishop and Capitol avenues and Elizabeth Street sewers and B D Pierce Jr Co for North Avenue and Black and Johnson’s Creek sewers. Payments drawn from the $300,000 sewer bond issue.
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Paying and Sewer Commission
Common Council
Pierce Mfg. Go
Bishop Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Orland Street
Freeman Street
Elizabeth Street
B.D. Pierce Jr. Co
North Avenue
B. D. Pieres Jr. Co
Ental
Knowlton ii
Johnson's Creek
Burns Co
Park Avenue
MISS CAPP INJURED DESCENDING HIGH SCHOOL STEPS
Miss Dorothy Capps daughter of Frank L Capps a noted American Graphophone Company engineer was injured when she tripped on steel treads at the high school hall way fell head first striking stone and suffered a deep head laceration. She was treated by teachers then sutured at home. Benjamin Lasey 27 a railroad station restaurant employee is reported missing since Sunday with fears of an accident.
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Dorothy Capps
Frank L. Capps
American Graphophone Company
Fairfield Avenue
Benjamin Lasey
Signal Honor to Louis Kutscher at Military Dinner
Louis Kut cher a prod igent of the Home Brewing Company living at 189 Beach Street was tendered four surprise dinners at the Algonquin club last night by the Georges D Helett Association of the Governors Foot Guard. The annual event drew 25 diners including Major George Hewlett Major Edward L Clarke John B Kennedy Capt William P Tuttle Capt Arthur Warner Capt H McNeill Capt George Tu Capt John Gilson Capt Frederick Beck Ridgeley Larkin Capt p H ke Captain Samus Kirby of New Haven Captain Charles Dikwood of Stamford and Lieut George Woodruff of Litchfield.
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Louis Kutccher
Home Brewing Company
Beach Street
Algonquin Club
Georges D. Helett
Governors Foot Guard
George T. Kennedy
Cheshire
Signal Amope
Andri
Charles Dikwood
Stamford
George Woodruft
Litchfield
Local Bride Dr Alice Fitch to Wed Capt Beardslee Tonight
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch of 953 Avenue Nus and Capt George Beardslee of Truck Company No BF DC plan a quiet wedding this evening officiated by the South Concrepational pastor. The bride will wear lavender satin, the couple will honeymoon on a motor trip and cottage at Silver Sands. Fitch, widow of Frank Fitch, has long served in her profession and social circles. Beardslee is the son of the late chief of the fire department F P Beardslee.
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Alice Lyon Fitch
Avenus
George Ids Dee
Truck Company No. BF. D
South
Concrepational
Silver Sands
Dr. Fitch
Frank Fitch
Fitch
Croton
New York City
Beardslee
Norman, Street
Fre
F. P. Beardaslee
Court Marina to Hold Family Outing
Court Marina No 53 F of A plans a Sunday June 21 family outing and basket party at Gypsy Spring Park with an extensive program and all members urged to bring their families. Also notices two Bridgeport corporate filings: Royal Fur Company seeks $5000 capitalization with $2060 initial. incorporators William EB Joseph Deion and John Smith. United Metal Works seeks $5000 capitalization with Herman Abrams Alfred E Woolard and Arthur Woolard as incorporators.
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Court Marina
F. of A
Gypsy Spring Park
Jon
Royal Fur Company of Bridgeport
Poe
William EB
Cea
Joseph Deion
John Smith
Bridgepo
United Metal Works of Bridgeport
Sean
Eee
Herman Abrams
Alfred E. Woolard
Arthur Woolard
Bridgeport
Trumbull Case Settled Out of Court
A year ago William Barber of Trumbull sued Lud wig Machalowski in superior court to recover 600 dollars for a fenced ground. The case was settled out of court after negotiations, to Barber’s satisfaction. George F. Williams offered to mediate Albania clan conflicts. Jacob McCullorgh of Hatfield, Indiana, reproved a whistle and Ernest Hawkins struck him, killing him.
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William 8. Barber
Trumbull
Thea Superior Court
Ludwig Machalowski
Barber
Jacob McCullorgh
Hatfield
Ind
Ernest Hawkins
Lanp's Bridgeport Thursday June 11
A brief notice from Bridgeport, Connecticut notes events planned for Thursday June 11. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate local scheduling or civic matters relevant to residents.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Isis
Notions and sewing notions on sale at reduced prices
A newspaper advertisement lists various notions and sewing supplies offered at discounts. Items include silk, threads, safety pins, hooks and eyes, needles, lace, darning cottons, buttons, and curtains. The ad promotes convenience packs with instructions and highlights bath towels and aprons on sale.
Three good books not stories in a mixed view
Fragmented listing of works with obscure phrases and prices. Mentions Read with much interest by readers and notes on Mind Pictures of Paleguor and an Outline of events science. References to figures like Mehton and Pillsbury appear amid garbled phrases and a price of 1.60 to 1.50.
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Paleguor
Pjeyes
Selina
Vents
Petenr
Pillsbury
Lace-edge kerchiefs for graduation days in 19th century notice
Fragmentary ad describes lace-edge kerchiefs for graduation days. Mentions beauty and daintiness, feminine share in exercises, two special sorts at 80 cents, plain hem with embroidery corner, and a fare tied to Princess Tac-10s.
Spring Coats and Tailored Suits Sale Prices
A range of spring coats from plain to fancy priced from 10.75 to 32.50 with five dollar to fifteen dollar reductions. Tailored suits priced from 15 to 50 with ten dollars and twenty four fifty discounts.
Howland Dry Goods Burglary and Local Accidents Reported
Police report a break in at 410 Lafayette Street with loot including stamps, a fountain pen, cigars, and cigarettes. Other incidents note Helen Perhack’s burn injuries improving at St Vincent Hospital, plus Isaac Jayne injuring his hand while at work after a plank fell. A machine accident near the Salts Textile plant hospitalizes a worker. Bow Bridge reconstruction funds are requested. a seaman earns a rescue medal. and a dog theft risk is noted near Read Street with property value cited.
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Samuel Slavin
Lafayette Street
Isaac B. Jayne
A. Blakeman
Madison Avenue
Salts
Plank
Emranty Hospital
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Gveral
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Berne Autemanite
Henry F. Veit
Abnaesmise
Kalsinie Grove
Sammie Hens
Heaty Hunt
Jeohn Scanlon
Iptiman
W. C. Johnson
Newtown
Conn
West End
Aimee I. McKeen
Moose Parade
W. H. Shortsleeves
Loco Plant
DI Martino
St. John’s Church
Tin Bridge
Miss Capp
Louis Kutscher
Governor Footguard
Capt Beardslee
Silver Bands
Milford
George F. Williams
Greece
Albania
Kirby Beard
Invisible Hair Pine
Darning Etton
Howland Dry Goods
Helen Perhack
Church ‘Street
St. Vincent Hospital
Gus Helwig
Howe
Fohn Mater
Helwig
Ward
Mee York
Tye
Bow Bridge
Central Park
Jin M. Dunn
S.S. Amphitrite
Treseury
Joles Brown
Read ‘Street
Kepp
Read Street
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