Connecticut district officers elect in Taftville meeting
Taftville Conn June 15 The new officers of the Connecticut district Lo O F M A P held a meeting to outline their work for the term. Delegates reported on the Boston national convention forming The North American District Grand Lodge and named officers for a two year term. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised for cures and its thirty years record.
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Taftville
Conn
New! Gw
Connecticut
Lo. O. F
Manchester Unity
Hugh I. Osgood
Ponersh Hall
James Moss
A. W. Ross
Bridgeport
Stephen Horton
Charles B. Barnes
Baltic
Robert McNeely
Boston
M. U
England
United States
New York
Mater Im
Providence
Oasis Hall
Tremont Street
James W. Gregg
James G. Ritter
Philadelphia
Joseph H. Handford
Ni Bedford
Mass
Robert MacNeely
Norwich
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Elderly Nonogenarian Odd Fellow Dies in Groton Home
William A. Wellman, a senior Odd Fellow and member of Quinnipiac lodge of New Haven, died suddenly at the Odd Fellows Home in Groton Conn. early yesterday. He would have turned 60 next month and was renowned in fraternal circles, though he appeared in good health before retiring.
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Groton
William A. Wellman
Mr Wellman
Odd Fellows
Conn
Mr. Wellman
Quinnipiac Lodge
New Haven
New Haven Validation Bill Ordered to Third Reading
Boston dispatch reports the House defeated an amendment to allow commissioners to validate the stock of the New Haven Company. The bill, with committee-recommended provisions including company expense for the investigation, was ordered to a third reading after debate and a 62 to 48 vote.
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New Haven
Bay State
Boston
House
Wife Disappears From Home In New Haven
Martha Evelyn Malkin 28, wife of Arthur R. Malkin, left 28 Willis Street on May 28 and has not been seen since. Police in New Haven and South Norwalk seek her, while a letter from her husband suggested she might return if wanted, with an ad placed to find her. She is 5 feet 7 inches, wore a black suit, knee length coat, blue hat with flowers, and carried a small box containing clothing and personal items.
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New Haven
Martha Evelyn Malkin
Arthur R. Malkin
Willis Street
Norwalk
Hest
South Norwalk
Park Thronga At Inaugural Concert
Throngs filled Washington Park and nearby streets for the inaugural summer band concert by the Coast Artillery Corps. The performance pleased crowds with a refined program and marked improvement over last year. Police managed disturbances from boisterous youths, with stronger protection planned for the next concert. The Coast Artillery Corps band schedules Seaside Park next Wednesday.
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Washington Park
Coast Artillery Corps
Seaside Park
Hungarian Reformed Church to Install New Pastor
Formal installation of Rev. Alexander Ludman as pastor of the Hungarian Reformed church on Pine Street will be held Sunday evening June 26. Ludman comes from East Chicago and has served two prior pastorates in Ohio. The Pine Street church is the largest Hungarian Reformed congregation in America with a 6 member charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ludman
Pine Street
Stephen Harsanyi
Chicago
Ohio
America
Yale Law School Senior President to Wed Before Graduation
Bernard Reilly president of Yale Law School senior class and former Chicago American baseball player travels to Brockton Mass for marriage on Monday and will return in time for his diploma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Law School
Bernie Reelly
New Haven
Bernard Reilly
Brockton, Mass
U S Government Sues Shippen Point Man Over Inheritance Tax
The United States sues John L. Wall of Shippen Point Fairfield county to collect an inheritance tax of 3648.57 with 5 percent interest. The action is brought under a law repealed since the suit arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Shippen Point Man
United States
John L. Wall
Shippen Point
Fairfield County
Eagles Hold Eighth Anniversary Initiation Night
Nearly a thousand gathered at Eagle hall as 154 candidates were initiated into Bridgeport Aerie, F O E, during the eighth anniversary celebration attended by state officers led by Deputy Grand State President John W. Bolles. The ceremony featured the aerie officers and a rit ual demonstration by George P. Jamieson and colleagues with Past Presidents John H. Tague and John M. Donnelly assisting.
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Bridgeport Aerie
Institution of the Aerie
Eagles’ Hall
John W. Bolles
Stamford
Aerue
John H. Tague
John M. Donnelly
Joseph Barry
George P. Jamieson
P. H. Brady
William H. Callan
Bernard F. Cooney
Thomas M. McNamara
Daniel O'Connor
John Doyle
Martin Kelly
D. H. Monahan
William Dixon
William Rodgers
New Trial Granted for Bissonnette in Murder Case
Napoleon Bissonnette granted a new trial after the Supreme Court found error in the previous trial. The court ruled that evidence about his home life and a jury charge on self defense in his house were improper. The 1909 killing of Demery followed a quarrel during which Demery choked Bissonnette. Bissonnette shot and killed him. The case may resume in the fall term with State’s Attorney Stiles Judson, Jr. abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Bissonnette
Supreme Court
New Haven
Bissonnette
Demery
Mary
John C. Chamberlain
George Kane
Stiles Judson, Jr
W. & W. Sick Benefit Society Faces Dissolution
The Wheeler & Wilson Sick Benefit Society with 450 members and 25 year history voted to suspend sick benefits until April 1 1911 while continuing death benefits and seeking new funds after the treasury dwindled to 500.
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Wheeler & Wilson Sick Benefit Society
St. Paul's Parish House
Treasury
Taft on second college jaunt heads to Marietta
President Taft travels by train to Marietta Ohio for the second college commencement tour. He will deliver two addresses in the afternoon and return to Washington after participating in Muskingum Academy anniversary exercises founded in 1797. He is to receive a degree at the Congregational church and later be greeted in Parkersburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Taft
Marietta
Muskingum Academy
Muskingum Park
Northwest Territory
Health Board Rejects By-Products Plant Use Offer
City health officials, advised by the city attorney, rejected John L. Severance’s Bridgeport By-Products Co. proposal to let the city use the garbage reduction plant for one month from June 10. The Lakeview Home burial method will continue pending conference with civic groups. Prosecution threatens nearly 50 property owners for health-order noncompliance. names will be turned over to the prosecuting attorney.
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John L. Severance
Bridgeport’ By-Products Co
Board of Health
Lakeview Home
Seem Council
Health Office
Huntington Road
Board of Education
Health Board
Board of Charities
McLellan
Newfield School
Lynch
Knapp
Bridgeport Automobile Co
Harvard Biplane Dented In Scoot Trial Delays Flight
Harvard I, a bi plane of the Harvard Aeronautical Society, crashed on a scoot trial at Soldiers Field after brakes failed. Student driver J W Martin escaped injury and repairs should complete in time for a trial flight tomorrow.
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Boston
Harvard I
Harvard Aeronautical Society
Crimson
J. W. Martin
Soldiers Field
Martin
Newtown Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs Edward Taylor hosts a whist party at her Sandy Hook home for the Sandy Hook Library benefit on June 16. Guests include Mr and Mrs P Hayes of Bridgeport and Mrs Nora O Connell. Leis of Bridgeport, New Milford, Botsford, Syracuse University, and Derby residents are noted among visitors and gatherings. A Newtown High School comedy and Class Day set for June 17 at Town Hall with Bentley's Orchestra for dancing. Admission 25 cents.
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Edward Taylor
Sandy Hook
P. Hayes
Bridgeport
Nora O'Connell
Lucy Cavanaugh
Albert Coles
Bridgewater
England
George Stuart
Thomas May
Leonard May
New Milford
Mary May
Frederick Botsford
Halway River
Alice Wildman
New Fairfield
Edna Hatch
Charles B. Hatch
Marion Peck
Niantic
Delia Clark
Ska
Furnishings Displayed by G W Fairchild & Sons
The Furnishing of the table is not complete without a handsome silver tea set. G. W Fairchild & Sons are showing a beautiful line at present comprising silver plate, Sheffield plate and sterling silver. These are priced with a small profit margin.
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G. W Fairchild & Sons
Public auction notices for unpaid storage charges in Bridgeport
Multiple Bridgeport Storage Warehouse Co notices dated June 8 1910 state public auctions on June 24 at 2 p m at 1287 Main St Bridgeport to satisfy storage charges. Items include a square piano couch frame beds chairs tables and various household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Lillian Barnfather
Main St
Bridgeport Storage Warehouse Co
Bert Miller
S&t
D&b
Frank D. Easterbrook
S.J. Bridgeport
Con
Notice of Public Sale in Bridgeport Storage Warehouse Co
Bridgeport Connecticut on June 24 1910 notice to Mary Maby of sale to satisfy claim items listed include refrigerator range table dish er chairs commode pictures tet boxes baskets barrels kitchen utensils tub and contents bedding and bundles all contents to be sold under warehouse claim measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Mary Maby
Main St
Port Storage Warehouse Co
D&sb
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O. F
M. A
Park
Fletcher
Castoria Hungarians
Ayer
Vigor
Foley
F. B. Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy
Sick Benefit Society
Castoria
M. Wittstein
Main Street
Security Bldg
Hne
Household Loan Company
Car 780
Hotel Willison
Willis Ave
Hotel Flanders
West 47Th St
Broadway
H. R
van Courtland
Harvard
Newtown
HOTEL
Grenoble
56Th ST
7Th Ave
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Central Park
Grand Central
Pennsylvania R. A
U. S. Taxicab Co
GEO. W. O'Hare
Mer
State Street
Bay State Ranges
the People's Dairy
GEO. A. Robertson
Crane
Berkshire Hills
Post Office
Patrick McGee
Wash. Ave
AZ A Coal
THE
Naugatuck Valley Ice CO
Housatonic Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Sprague
Nape Lehigh Coal
Spraguelee&CoalCo
Oyneran Berkshire Mills Jr
IRA Gregory & Gco
Stratford Avenue
Wheele
R & Howes
East End
Congress Street Bridge
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