Two Society Weddings For Milford Daughters Planned
Milford braces for two society weddings as Miss Elsie Smith and Miss Lilian Keefe prepare to wed Bridgeport men this evening. Rev. A Sumner will officiate at the Lambert ceremony, with a First Congregational Church service and a Bridgeport reception to follow.
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Elsie Smith
Zillian Keefe
Milford
Bridgeport
Mike Elsie Smith
David B. Smith
Mias
Lil- Man Keefe
Fort. Trumbull
W. Cecil Durand
Street
Mise Keefe
John Roy Lambert
Srei Durant
Charming
Colonial
A. Sumner
First Congregational Church
Donald Mackenzie
Mew Heven
Robert Sloan
New York
Lambert
Eétere
Chilton
Bee
Blank Fichti
Bec Ead Regiment Band
New Haven
Sprater- Hawkins
Shamrock IV Challenger For Cup Returns With Skipper
The Shamrock IV and her owner skipper Thomas Tipton are released with the cup after maiden trials. Reports describe Shamrock IV as having a great mast and large early area while noting dangers amid recent cup challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Thomas Tipton
Burton
Shamrock IV
Agdon
Sham
Lee Tuaer
Howland's Entrance Listings On Main Street and Fairfield
The notice lists Howland's entrances on Main Street Fairfield Avenue and Cannons with weather fair and warmer conditions forecast. Local guidance implies ongoing access points and street activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannons
Women's suits advertised at seven fifty a set
An advertisement lists women’s good suits priced at $7.50, describing woolen and serge fabrics in blue, copenhagen, brown, tan, green, tango, and black with short jackets and draped skirts. Original prices were $15 to $18, located on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Leigh Pays Largest Tax to City in New Ledger Report
The article notes B. Leigh as the largest tax payer, with detailed figures for city, non resident corporation, and individual assessments. Collector Smith expects about $200,000 more this month, with penalties rising after July 1. Liens may be filed if June 28 payments on Fairfield and Park Avenue pavement assessments are not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel Wheeler
Crane Vaiveees
Tate
United Tuminating Co
Smith
Fairfield
Park Avenues
Yowners
Babe in danger of death from neglect in Bridgeport home
Health officials rescued five children from a filthy Bridgeport residence on Green Street. A one percent month old baby Mary was found in a cradle, vermin, and rags, taken to Bridgeport hospital. Parents, unemployed father and underpaid mother, face foster or county home placement as officials arrange fumigation and potential family reformation.
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St Bridgeport ‘Hospital
Iekeview
Chimina
Green
Health and Charity
Department
Mary
Bridgeport
Charity Department
Dynamite removed from eight four five site
Dynamite stored at the high school premises has been removed following disclosures in Farmier. Supt. Henry Haas and city authorities coordinated the action with Durkin and Lass, with only a prosecutable quantity left on site and the remainder moved to safe storage beyond city limits. Public Works and Building Inspector Rowland began a detailed inquiry into the safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmier
Henry Haas
Durkin & Lass
Director of Public Works
Rowland
Grand Street and Columbus Schools Stage Entertainment
A 1300 audience at Bagies Hall witnessed Grand Street and Columbus schools perform dances and songs led by teachers and alumni. Proceeds fund school graphophones and stereoscopic pictures. hall donated by Bagies. Teachers and volunteers praised for coordination.
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Bagies
Grand Street
Columbus
Emigren
Columbus Boys' Association
Venice Athletic Association
Bown
Grand Street School
Columbus School
Lyngh
Robinson
Devitt
Finlan
Toohey
McCarthy
Mendel
Dorsey
Porter
Dailey
Hawkins
Connelley
Wheeler
Leary
Stoddard
Stapleton and Spencer
Mr and Mrs Bridges Celebrate 121 2 Pound Day
Mr and Mrs Harry Bridges of 217 Pembroke Street receive congratulations from many friends on the birth of a 12 12 pound day at their home Sunday June 14. Mother and child are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bridges
Pembroke Street
Weather forecast and lightning death report
Showers and thunderstorms widespread over the southern districts and Atlantic coast with Nashville recording 1.72 inches of rain. High pressure over the lake region brings pleasant weather and cool temperatures in northern areas. New Haven vicinity expects fair cool conditions with a slight interior warm-up and moderate west to north winds. Lightning killed six people including four children and several injured.
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Atlantic
Florida
Nashville
Tenn
Sport hats for summer wear with simple trim
Simple dainty sport hats in white with optional black blue or brown trims. Silk or velvet ribbons and ostrich ornaments adorn them. They sit trim and cool for golf or motor trips and cost $2.50 $3.50 and $5, on the second floor.
Fireless cooker demonstration cooks diverse dishes
Wednesday features a practical demonstration of the Ideal fireless cooker in action. Menu includes pork soup potatoes green beans beets and ice cream with daily different foods and a note that it can freeze as well as cook.
Militant Rhetoric on Suffrage Sparks Pro-Empowerment Debate
A disputed speech denounces English suffrage militants as annihilating the chance for women’s vote for generations. The speaker, claiming anti-suffrage resolve, vows to spend money to disrupt the movement and argues violence could only lead to self-harm rather than murder.
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Oe Teesent
Tief
High Seas
Children Used to Trap Flies in Public Health Drives
Prominent feature of crusades over the last years is employing school children to trap flies. Donors offer money per hundred flies, about ten cents, varying with season. While children aid public health, education should align with sanitation and teaching the destruction of breeding places.
Ad Catalog Excerpt Details Various Soaps Fabrics and Accessories
An 19th or early 20th century shop listing describes Cuticura soap Pears Unscented soap Dr. Lyons tooth powder and more. It notes travelers’ mirrors white celluloid folding items handsomely woven fabrics crepe de chine and linen blends, with colors olive navy cyan and blue, plus fine flaxen and cotton fabrics in assorted patterns and widths.
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Pear
Dr. Lyon
Tetlow
Babcock
Gouraud
Asiec
Copenhagen
Petty
Shanes
Betiste
Kid Gloves and Gloria Silk Garment Details
A short catalog-like listing notes Kid Gloves of extra value in white, with 12 button length priced at 1.60 and 16 button length at 1.75. Each item features three clasps. Also mentions Gloria silk in blue or red with Peel pendles priced at 1 minute s with ten ribs in black at 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
Final tribute to Lewis Burr Silliman remembered
A funeral service for Lewis Burr Silliman was held this afternoon with Rev. Church officiating and a long line of mourners, including relatives and city business figures. The service featured songs The Homelised and Sweet Day as pallbearers carried the bier, while local officials observed a moment of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Burr Silliman
Ghureh
Wills
Wilbur Geith
Fot
F. B
Hawley
Trahkirbard
Gladden B. Beers
Mountain Grove
Reckless Auto Drivers Held In Fairfield Case
Walter F. Luckett and Robert M. Long, Fairfield men, faced reckless driving charges continued to Thursday by Judge Bacon Wake, with bonds set at 500 dollars. They were driving trucks for Christopher Rickard when a collision occurred at the library corner in Fairfield, sending a wagon owned by O. R. Evitts of Greensfield Hill off the road and to St. Vincent's hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Luckett
Robert M. Long
Bacon Wakeman
Fairfield
Christopher Rickard
Library
O. R. Evitts
Grespfield Hill
City Court Cases Mixed Fines On Assault Breach of Peace
Michael Bailes of 126 South Avenue fined 2 dollars for assault on Nellie Bailes. Dominick Fine of 277 Grand Street fined 35 dollars and costs for assault on John Mello. John Sigelski of 378 Railroad Avenue fined 25 dollars and costs for breach of the peace and assault on Special Policeman Rahn. Stanley Schudas fined 15 dollars and costs for assault and breach of the peace. Thomas Druske and Bullock Natskofske each faced 20 and 25 dollars with costs on similar charges. all residents listed at 227 Railroad Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bailes
South Avenue
Nellie Bailes
Michael Pipa
Pembroke Street
Dominick Fine
Grand Street
John Mello
Steuben St
John Sigelski
Railroad Avenue
Rahn
Stanley Schudas
Thomas Druske
Bullock Natskofske
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Theodosia Bridgepo
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Senate
Otis
Echool
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Thie City
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Melatine
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James
Poe
Slopton
Capt
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Howland
Conn
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Babe
The
College of the City of New York
Adolph Lewisohn
John Mohr
Great Meadow
Lon Wandsworth Common
Lon ‘Con
Howland Dry Goods Coo
Arthur Conan Doyle
Alvah H. Doty
Health Commission
Port of
Drisules
Whit
Bac
Birea
Lia
Caksead
Howland Dry Goods de
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Simeon Resentative
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Miller and
Jacobs
Dunn F Easton
Tuttle
Ee Lewis B. Silliman
T Pasquale Rosario
Pombecek
Ting
Salts Textile Co
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Lai B. Stevenson
Court OF Probate
Martin
Oriceki
Sulmer
Able Trad
Max Schwartz
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Cor. Pembert
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