Naval Officers Regret Inquiry At Navy Academy
Anfiopolis June 16 Officers at the naval academy expressed resentment and regret at the necessity for a court of inquiry to investigate irregularities in examination papers. Lieut. Manly cited the court as akin to a police inquiry and voiced agreement with that view. The session referenced remarks attributed to naval officers and the inquiry headed by Secretary Daniels. Nearby notices include obituaries and local classifieds with names, dates, and residencies.
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Anfiopolis
Naval Academy
Daniels
Manly
Superin
F. Fullam
Lieut
Saomander J. T. Tompkins
Department of Physics
Builder's wife shoots herself after baby’s birth
Mrs Charles, recently postnatal, grew morbid and feared insanity. Her husband hid the revolver then retrieved it to prevent harm. She shot herself in the chest two bullets entering the right breast with a .38 caliber pistol. She was rushed to Bridgeport hospital where surgeons attempted to ease her suffering. Police collected the weapon and shells from the Chatlos home.
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Fitzgerald
Charles
J. H. Beaudry
Challos
Bridgeport Hospital
F L. Day
Myrtie
Ister
Ligeins
Gerrity
Chatlos
Leutenant
Beaudry
Marriage of Miss Charlotte Mullins and Mr Bonner at St Augustine’s
Miss Charlotte Mullins daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mullins of 751 Norman street and Mr Joseph Bonner of 326 Warren street were united in marriage with a nuptial mass at St Augustine's church. Rev James B Nihill performed the ceremony at 815 AM. Miss Fannie Maginn maid of honor and Louis J Dorr best man. The bride wore a sand colored traveling costume with leghorne hat trimmed with pink roses. corsage of pink and white sweet peas and lilies of the valley. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was held at the bride’s parents home. The couple left on the 1258 train for Atlantic City and other points. They will reside in a new home on Connecticut avenue. Bonner with Lake Torpedo Boat Co. and the bride recently in Graphophone Co. clerical work. Both well known and popular, shown by many wedding presents.
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Charlotte Mullins
John Mullins
Norman Street
Joseph Bonner
Warren Street
St. Augustine’s Church
James B. Nihill
P. R
Fannie Maginn
Louis J. Dorr
Atlantic City
Connecticut Avenue
Bonner
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Graphophone Co
Fraternity Refuses aid for out of condition McGraner
Montreal June 16 Officers of the Montreal baseball club in the International league report the Baseball Players fraternity refused to act on pitcher Howard McGraner’s appeal. The decision follows the fraternity rule demanding players to stay in condition. Parter Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
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Montreal
Montreal Baseball Club
International League
New York Today
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Howard McGraner
New Evidence Shapes Sullivan Case After Robbery Details
Coroner to reconvene after detective findings alter view of Patrick Sullivan death. Sullivan was robbed and fought, with wounds noted at McQueeney saloon on Railroad avenue. He later sought a drink at Blute saloon on Wednesday, claiming robbery. He died after being thrown from White’s saloon. Monday’s altercation remains unresolved.
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J. J. Phelan
Patrick Sullivan
Edward O. Cronan
Sullivan
Cronan
Peter Hall
Blute
Ali Queeney
Rebblery
Bhite
Stieber Sued for Slander in Auto Circles
Benjamin B. Steiber, noted for organizing automobile shows, faced a slander lawsuit from Maurice Schack, an insurance agent, seeking 8000 dollars. The action ties to a spate of disputes over a store sale involving Henry Schread and the Fanny Ziff business, with Steiber served by Deputy Sheriff Thomas Cunningham as he posted bond.
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Benjamin B. Steiber
Maurice Schack
Steiber
Henry Schread
Meriden
East
Washington Avenue
Harry Ziff
Fanny Ziff
Thomas Cunningham
Receiver Sought for Stearns Lime & Cement Co of Danbury
An application for a receiver for Stearns Lime & Cement Co of Danbury was filed by Augustus C Ising Eben Hodge and Percival Penfield of Danbury claiming ownership of 56000 of stock in a 60000 capitalization. They allege assets face waste through litigation and a hearing is set tomorrow morning before Judge Williams of the superior court.
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Stearns Lime & Cement Co
Danbury
Augustus C. Ising
Eben Hodge
Percival Penfield
Williams
Superior Court
Local hearing and assorted city cases noted
Compensation Commissioner E T Buckingham held a third Dolan versus Judson hearing. An unknown man about 25 was found on Water Street with a deep head wound and taken to St Vincent's. Saloonkeeper Eadward Moran was fined for Sunday liquor sales. Two patrons paid fines. Frank Mead, 25, was remanded for trial after a crash injuring Edward York. Vincent Stokes was arrested on trespassing charges. Arthur Campbell faces multiple charges after stealing a car and driving without a license. Advertise in The Farmer.
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E. T. Buckingham
John H. Dolan
R. M. Judson
Water Street
St. Vincent'’s Hospital
Eadward Moran
Water and
Gold Streets
Frank Mead
Newfield Avenue
Edward York
Stratford
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mead
Arthur Campbell
Madison Avene
Campbell
Booth & Platt Co
J. J. Pascenella
Drew Hotel
Crescent Avenue
Liggins
North Washington
Noble Agenues
County lawmakers approve court house bonds plan
State senators and representatives from the county endorsed a $248,000 bond issue for a courthouse addition at a morning meeting in the courthouse. Bids were opened Friday at 11 am. Dowling and Bottomley won the general bid at 123,200 and Eames & Co. the plumbing bid for 16,404. The total project cost is estimated at 225,000 plus a 28,000 lot, with the appropriation 273,000 expected to cover all costs, leaving about 25,000 under budget.
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First National Bank of Boston
Counoty
John Brophy
Salmon
Westport
Jlot
Algonquin Club
Gov
Wilson
Robinson
Public Works
Courtade
George W.wheeler
John Walsh
Brophy
Ballard
Crawford
Mead
Greenwich
Bishop
Norwalk
West
Bissell
Ridgefield
Ormley
City
Kelly
Huxford
Stamford
Blakeman and Morehouse
Stratford
Tristram
Treadwell
Trumbull
Sherwood
Jackson
Wilton
St Agnes Infant Asylum Suited for State Needs
At a Charities Organization Society meeting Mrs. M H Ford highlighted Hartford's St Agnes Infant Asylum as a model for dependent children care. She noted the nonsectarian admission policy, state county and town support, a maternity ward for unwed mothers, and a program to help mothers rejoin the workforce. The article also reports five year old Gladys Farrell committed to Fairfield County home today by Judge Paul Miller due to her mother's inability to care for her.
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Charities Organization Society
M. H. Ford
Connecticut
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Baltimore
Hartford
St. Agnes
Gladys Farrell
Fairfield County
Paul Miller
President Wilson Reappointed For Four Years
President Wilson receives a new four year term. Billsworth P Bertholf named captain commandant of the coast guard. Taft delivers the Wellesley college commencement address. Bryan jokes about a 100000 movie offer. Senator Ashurst urges no special congressional session. Magna Charta’s 700th anniversary marked in New York public schools. Belmont and Anaconda mines to resume within days. Motorist muffler tactic sparks speculation about speeds. Flag Day observations include hanging family laundry to dry.
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Wilson
Billsworth P. Bertholf
Coast Guard
New York State
Spy case spills across UMC Co and ammo purchases
The report details Dr Meyer Gerhard’s elaborate ruse during wartime, claiming access to 350,000 Krag rifles and ammunition. He allegedly bought cartridge shipments meant for Allies, offering higher prices to factories and diverting supplies to Germany via Italy. British and French reactions and embassy positions are noted.
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Wilson
State Department
Meyer Gerhard
Dr. Meyer Gerhard
Washington
Dernburg
Red Cross
Meyer
United States
Connecticut
Germany
Italy
Dr. Meyer
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Judge Miller to Wed Miss Capers on June 22
Bridgeport probate judge will marry Miss Helen Capers on June 22 and be absent from the city briefly. Fairfield probate judge Bacon Wakeman will handle court business in his absence, with the ceremony described as a quiet affair.
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Judge Miller
Miss Capers
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Bacon Wakeman
Miller
Helen Capers
Obituary notices of Finnell Flahaven Hannaghen in city paper
Obituaries announce the death of Michael M. Finnell son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Finnell Newtown at St Vincent's hospital widow Winifred O Donnell Flahaven dies after brief illness husband William Fiahaven janitor at Bridgeport Post Office and other notices noting Gustav Schreier accident survivor list Ellen Hannaghan wife of Patrick Hannaghan funeral and service details at St Patrick complex with mourners from city Danbury Newtown Trumbull and a large church ceremony
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Newtown
Michael M
Patrick
Bridget Fimneil
St Hose
Winifred O'Donnel
William Flatieven
Susie Ake
Gustav Oe Sd
J Das
Speman
Park Cemetery
Stratford
Margaret A
Peter
Cottage Place
Michael
Thomas Maloney
St.Michael's Cemetery
Fuaghorx
la LaCroix
Witnot
St. Mary's Church
South Meriden
St Lawrence ‘Cemetery
Meriden
Michael M. Finnell
Patrick Finnell
St Vincent's Hospital
Winifred O. Flahaven
Bridgeport Hospital
Winifred O'Donnell
William Fiahaven
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Heat Lamp Installed For Late Arrivals
Easily adjusted to keep food warm when someone is late. Installed without extra charge in any Bridgeport home for fourth floor.
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Bridgeport
Summer Comfort Implements for Home Use
Advertises gas cookers and oil stoves, lawn mowers, window screens, screen doors, fly swatters, ice cream freezers, and a fourth flier. Highlights small gas cookers fitting kitchen niches, gas-free Perfection oil stove, various mower prices, screen sizes, door hinges, and ice cream freezers with fast stirring and quick freezing, with price ranges for each item.
Pleasure-bringers for outdoor days in styles and fabrics
Men and boys swimwear in cotton and worsted from 50c to $4. Plain colors or contrasted trims. Autographic Kodak advertised for dating photos with markings on negatives. Prints and albums offered with 50 leaves, leather-bound at 95c. Sports gear including golf and tennis balls available from the front basement.
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Kodak
Howco Grape Juice Season Opening Prices
Howco Grape Juice launches season with 20c pint and 3 for 50c. Bottled near the center of the grape section, it removes the top-acid taste for a pleasant lingering flavor. Delights served straight when chilled and enhances lemonade, fruit punch, or summer coolers. 20c pint, 3 bottles 40c.
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Howco
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Howland's
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Woodmont
George Bunkin
Mitford
Conn
Stieber
Vincent Stokes
Bishop Avenue
Herbert Liggins
E. A. Smith
Orange
New Haven
New Haven Road
O.K
Court House
M.H. Ford
Taft
Wellesley College
Wellesley, Mass
Bryan
Ashurst
Arizona
Congress
Belmont
Anaconda
The
Anaconda Mining Co
Butte, Mont
Gustave Scholz
Gustav Sehoir
Paul
Ernest
William
Minnie Holdsworth
Anna West
Lether August Scholz
Pauline Blume
Park City Camp
Workingmen’s Sick and Death Benefit Society
Humboldt Stamm
No. 153
U. O. RM
Ellen Hannaghen
Ellen
Patrick H. Hannaghen
Norland Avyerine
St. Patrick’s Church
John C. Lynch
Charles P. Kelly
Patrick O'Reilly
Schmidt
Sadie Dillon
Joseph Weiler
John Healey
John McCabe
John W. Watson
Thomas Conley
Michael Halpin
James Cunningham
Father Lynch
Stave
St. Michael's Cemetery
Main Street
Cannon Street
Tridgeport
Howland Dry Goods
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