Local weddings and social notes from East Bridgeport
Mr Peter Klein and Miss Catherine Bchweiser wed at the German Reformed church rectory officiated by Rev Theodore Weimer. Attendant Marguerite Hall wore lavender net. couple to reside at 1224 East Main after honeymoon, with many presents testified by the host of friends. Separate notices describe a Johnson wedding at St ae Sta and a May Irving marriage to George B Cottrell, plus Foresters lodge social, and a Mayflower I D A closing whist event at 181 ots street.
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Peter Klein
Catherine Bchweiser
German Reformed Church
Theodore Weimer
Marguerite Hall
Charles F. Greene
Whitney Avenue
Sewing Machine Cabinet Co
Martha Elisabeth Johnson
St. Ae
May B. Irving
East Main Street
Bridge
George B. Cottrell
West Haven
Zohn E_ Sante
Mr. Saunders
Race M. E. Church
Personal Musical wedding of Miss Cora Stadtler and Dr. Burdick
Miss Cora A Stadtler daughter of Mr and Mrs August Stadtler to Dr Claude V Burdick Thursday evening June 24 at First M E church. A kiss will follow at Stadtler Park home. Also notes Miss Alice Pharmer returns home after two weeks with Miss Louise Johr and Miss Gertrude Johr. Connecticut Chapter Daughters of the Founders and Patriots Tide held spring meeting at Mrs George B Bunnells Southport home. Mrs C W Shelton presided. Martha E Beach reported on May National Convention in Washington. delegates discussed annual convention ideas. Graduation exercises for Central Association trained attendant class held. certificates awarded to Mary Adeline Leede Helena cape Mueller Katherine Anna Gleason Elizabeth Winifred Boucher Anna Wakemen Matilda Gert rude Rebinowitz. Apprentices will receive full warrants after externship year.
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Cora A. Stadtler
August Stadtler
Claude V. Burdick
M. E
Rose
Bride
Stadtler Park
Connecticut
Daughters of the Founders
Pat. Tide
George B. Bunnell
Southport
C. W. Shelton
Martha E. Beach
The
Order
Washington
Charles H. Child
W. BE. Halligan
W. Fel Seeley
John T. Sterling
Hobart Wheeler
Fairchild
Charles Ee
King
Martha B. Beach
A. Phillips
J.T. Lee
Elizabeth Moore
Harry F. Parrott
A Saint
Morris B. Beardsley
Oa S Whiting
Jeanette
Central Association
Mary Adeline Leede
Helena Cape Mueller
Katherine Anna Gleason Elizabeth Winifred Boucher
Anna Wakemen
Matilda Gertrude Rebinowitz
Diugokencika
Anna Evelyn Leonard
Roach Powder Promises Safe, Harsh Roach Extermination
Advert reads Cyrus Roach Powder as a harmless, clean roach killer priced at 35 cents per pound. It claims to terminate roaches and warns that careless use leads to wasted effort with ineffective products.
Letter Carrier Turns Fireman at Golden Hill Blaze
A coal box blaze on a shed roof at 159 Golden Hill street sparked an air to be rung from Box 323 yesterday afternoon. Before firefighters arrived, letter carrier Thomas Finn extinguished the flames with several pails of water.
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Golden Hill Street
Thomas Finn
Auto Law Changes Narrow Bill Provisions
In the House a mass of amendments to the motor vehicle bill was offered but the changes were few. The bill now requires operators to be 18 years old. Every machine must be listed at its proper rating instead of blanket licenses for ten dollars. Vehicles must yield to trolley cars when passengers are alighting or embarking. The State Secretary may revoke an operator's license for two years rather than six months and the penalty for a driver who injures someone and flees is increased to five hundred dollars and one year in jail.
Matinee Excursions to Port Jefferson Start Season
The Park City steamer resumes its popular matinee trips from Fairfield Avenue Wharf at 1 30 p m every weekday starting June 21. The voyage to Port Jefferson lasts about one and a half hours, offering a short water outing and a chance to visit the quaint Long Island village.
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Fairfield Avenue
Port Ifferson
Macadam Layed Under City Supervision Says Biltz
Director Charles F. A. Biltz told a Farmer reporter he opposes further city funding for State highway construction. He argued the city must follow State specs and doubts the benefit of extra state money, noting macadam on Fairfield extension was laid to State specifications under Inspector Frank W. Beers supervision.
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Frank W. Beers
BILTZ
Charles F. A. Biltz
Fairfield
Macdonald
Frank W. ‘Rs
Brewers May Lease Saloons Without Voiding Licenses
Judge Lucien F Burpee ruled that a brewing company may lease a saloon and fixtures without voiding its license or being considered interested in the business. The decision upholds a license issued to Michael McPadden at 645 Water Street, overturning challenges by the Bridgeport Law Enforcement League. The ruling states the county commissioners did not exceed their powers and the license remains valid.
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Busi’ Ness
General Assembly
Lucien F. Burpee
E K. Nicholson
Bridgeport Law Enforgement League
Michael McPadden
Nicholson
McPadden
Yale Brewing Company
Burpee
Bennett Letters From Honeymooner Describes Happy Trip
Boston attorney Holland Bennett, missing since his disappearance from the steamer Berlin between Genoa and Naples, received letters written days earlier. The missives, addressed to his father Josiah Q. Bennett of Cambridge and mailed from Rome and Florence, recount the couple’s cheerful travels and plans to return to Boston for Harvard class day.
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United Press
Boston
Berlin
Genoa
Naples
Holland Bennett
Josiah Q. Bennett
Cambridge
Rome
Florence
Bennett
Harvard
Morse Starts To Square Off Debts
New York June 17 Charles W Morse the former Ice King banks felon is free on bail until October 9 while the U S Circuit Court of Appeals considers a possible new trial. He spent last night at his Fifth Avenue home and plans to reopen an office to rehabilitate his fortune saying he will raise money to settle debts and expects a new trial.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Wall Street
Liberty
United States Circuit of Appeals
Morse
Fifth Avenue
Financial
Megs
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