Engineer not at his home in New Haven
New Haven engineers idled after a rear end collision near Stamford. Charles J. Doherty, believed seriously hurt, was not listed among the injured in initial dispatches. A telegraph from Stamford said he was all right, but his exact location remained unknown. Doherty, married nine years with one child, reportedly ran a Pacific type locomotive recently added to New Haven equipment.
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New Griven
Stamford
Charles J. Doherty
Springtreet
H Im
Journal‘Courier
Doherty
Afiy
Chance
Stam- Tora
John C. McQuiggan
New Haven Road
Garry Flannigan
James Street
Stamford Yestern
John Su
City
New_Heren
New York Ss
Grand Central
Yale Club Leases Yard For New Central District Clubhouse
Yale club and New York Central Railroad completed a twenty one year lease for the northeast corner of 44th street and Vanderbilt avenue directly by Grand Central Terminal. A $1,000,000 clubhouse building will rise on the 100 by 200 foot site and be ready for occupancy by Christmas 1915 with groundbreaking within a month.
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Yale Club
New York Central Railroad
Ber
Cor
44Th Street
Vanderbilt
Grand Central Terminal
Newr
Romance Taken From Wedding Plans by Court Order
Hartford June 13 A Leo Wood a Cornell graduate hurried to the home of Mrs Sturgis P Turner in Glastonbury to marry her daughter Miss Isabelle Turner but neighbors warned him away The court has placed Mrs Turner and her daughter under the care of the Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Company as guardian until their mental competency is determined Mrs Sarah Curtis of Hartford obtained the order alleging mental incompetence and moved to withdraw wedding invitations Physicians testified that Mrs Turner and her daughter were not competent and their affairs are placed in the hands of a conservator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
A. Leo Wood
Cornell
Sturgis P. Turner
Glastonbury
Isabelle Turner
Turner
Curtis
Wood
Maine
Marvin
New State Road From Westport Through Weston
Surveyors under district engineer James A. McHiroy will lay out a new state road along the Lyons Plain road from Westport through Weston, with plans to be completed and changes made before summer end. Also, Warrenite pavement work to resume on the Southport to Norwalk main road, weather permitting, aiming for rapid progress. Community notes cover cemetery association officers, a funeral in Norwalk, Pioneer Hook and Ladder vs Compo Engine baseball banter, and upcoming Scout field day at Compo Beach plus church services and local social news. Included are various local visits, visitors, and Hoosier kitchen cabinet promotions at Nothnngle's store.
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Westport
James A. McHiroy
State Highway Department
Lyons Plain
Weston
Southport
Warren Bros. Co
State Road
Norwalk
Bridgeport
A. F.hurlbutt
Willow Brook Cemetery Association
Fa We
D. B. Bradley
Charlies Fable
H. T. Bedford
C. B. Guyer
Charles Harris
William EB. Nash
F.M. Salmon
G. W. Bradley
J. E. Coley
W. H. Saxton
R. T. Lees
Broderick Jarvis
Faiie Undertaking
Pioneers
Compos
Compo Beach
Norwalks
Christ Church
Mary Underwood
James Erickson
New Hampshire
Elizabeth Belden
B. W. Foster
Turkey Mill
Hazel Williams
Jersey City
Stratford Town School Commencement Plans Noted
Great preparations at local schools for June commencement exercises with eighth grade programs at the High school assembly hall on Friday afternoon June 20. The program includes songs, a class play, character introductions, diploma presentation by Superintendent William B. Kelsey, and other performances. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Ann Lally and her family, local road work to begin on North Main Street about July 1, and a Ladies Aid Society picnic at Mrs. Frank Blekeman’s home in Oronoque.
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Stratford
Forest Spring
Doroethy Barnum
Amata
Anna Clark
Giovanni
Herold Richardson
Framma
Carrie Chapman
Lilian Brant
Grenadiers
William B. Kelsey
John Lally
Ann
Ferry Road
St. James' Parish
James Lally
Charles Lally
Thomas Lally
North Main Street
Charlies H. Bennett
Ladiey Aid Society
Frank Blekeman
Oronoque
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Newtown Visitors and Auction At Gannon's Sale
Judge Charlies H. Briscoe of Enfield and James B. Nichols of Hartford toured Zoar district visiting the old Bradley homestead. Abram S. Heaton of Bridgeport visited friends as fire Chief Gannon and Auctioneer Johnson aided a wounded dog after a Hill accident, the sale at Gannon’s brisker after.
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Charlies H. Briscoe
Enfield
James B. Nichols
Hartford
Zoar
George W. Bradley
Newtown
Mr. Nichols
Hairing
Ufe
John B. Hubbell
Main Street
Abram S. Heaton
Bridgeport
Edwin T. Clarke
South Main Street
P. H. Gannon
Charlies B. Johnson
Gannon
Johnson
Eruption on face and scalp cures with Cuticura
A 1912 testimonial from Mrs. Jos. B. Vincent describes a long face and scalp eruption improving after six months of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura for red rough hands and general skin care, with samples and mailing address in Boston.
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Hevey St
Manchester
N. H
Jos. B. Vincent
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Truncated June Meeting Postponed to July in Newtown
The June meeting of the Men's elu is postponed to early July hosted by Rev. F. W. Barnett. Tax officials add 475000 to Newtown’s grand levy, while Diocesan matters see Rev. Charles A. Tibbetts in New Haven. Local notices also mention residents Austin Hurd and George Riley moving positions and travels, plus a Catholic funeral for Mrs. Bradley with many relatives attending.
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F. W. Barnett
State Board of Equalization of Taxes
Newtown
Charles A. Tibbetts
St. John’s Church
Sendy Hook
Episcopal Church
New Haven
Connecticut
James Blake
Surveyor’s Department
N. Y
Mary Hurd
George Riley
Fabric Fire Hoss, Company
Torrington
James J. Carmody
Father Sinmott
St. Rose’s Cemetery
Patrick Thomas Bradley
Joseph Bradley
Howard Bradley
Bridgeport
Harry
Robert
Edward Bradley
Martin McNamara
North Newtown
Brew and
Honan
John H. Bradley
Denia Quinlivan
J. Skell
Suit Sale Starts June 10 at Lyford Bros
Lyford Bros announces a suit sale beginning June 10. The promotion covers formal and casual wear with special pricing and limited stock at the East Side and West End locations. Customers are invited to shop early for best selection.
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Lyford Bros
East Side
West End
Education notes on international schooling and US reforms
The piece surveys global education trends including foreign students in Rome, a Ghent congress on domestic science and arts in June 1913, and Spanish editions of New Mexico school laws. It also covers Lapland schooling in Sweden, long serving Berlin teachers, Berlin banquets for veterans, and playground funding in Little Rock and Pine Bluff. Pittsburgh’s pupil delays, Hampton Institute’s Africa drama, and a Strayer proposal for a permanent superintendent inquiry commission are noted.
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Ghent
Belgium
New Mexico Department of Education
Live Market Prices For Cattle And Sheep
Market report shows steers at 7.00 and 5.80 per 100 pounds with bulls around 5.50 to 6.70, extra dry red bulls at 8, cows 3.65 to 6.75, dressed beef for native sides with occasional higher quotes. Veal common to prime at 11.50 per 100 pounds, calves to 6.50 to 7.0, dressed calve prices 18 to 16 1-20. Sheep and lambs quoted 8 to 9.50 per 100 pounds, culls at 3.50, mixed sheep and ewes 5.40 to 6, lambs 8.50 to 9.15, mutton dressed and yearlings listed.
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Yale-Club
Grand Central Depot
Caesar
Hoosier Club
Hoosier
Nothnngle
Adv
Norfolk
Copenhagen
Speckal
Narawaay
Roxford Union
Main, Golden Hill and
Middle Streets
Education Notes
Rome
Sweden
Berlin
Germany
Berlin Teachers’ Society
R. Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
Pittsburgh
J. B. W. Wallin
Psychological Clinic
University of Pittsburgh
Unkulunkulu
Hampton Institute
Africa
Hampton
G. D. Strayer
United States
Bureau of Education
Strayer
Ee Market
Lion Clothing CO
Poli Theatre
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