Nieces First Wedding In New Church At Stratford
Miss Julia Annie O Connor wed John F Bohan of New York City at St James church Stratford in a nuptial mass led by Rev M J O Connor uncle of the bride. The ceremony marked the dedication of the new church with graceful decor and attendants including Miss O Connor and the bridesmaid. The reception included parish and community observations as attendees noted the significance of the first wedding in the newly completed church.
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Stratford
Julia Annie O'Connor
St. James’ S. Church
John F. Bohan
New York City
Michael J. O’connor
M. J. O'Connor
Frederick Murphy
Greenwich
Jeremiah ‘Duggan
Westport
Thomas Muleshy
St. Mary's
Bridgeport
J. Wendel Hots
Thomas Shanley
Bohan
Mizes O'Connor
Chantilly
Mise Mary O'Connor
Occn
Building Notes of Local Interest and City Projects
Building notes from the local interest column list eight permits granted by the building commissioners last night. William Fallon gets two one family frame cottages on Herker Creek Nurses Home site and Main Street. American Chain Co. receives brick stone and concrete transformer building on Avenue Nasthough. Lucy J. Marsh plans a frame palace on Mill Hill Avenue. Leela Loctani adds a cellar nail building at 127 Jones Avenue. James Chicaco proposes a two family frame dwelling on Davenport Avenue. Also a frame addition on Main Street and a No. 127 Jones Avenue partition upgrade noted. treasury transfer of 100000 to San Francisco mentioned amid cold New York weather report.
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William* Fallon
Herker
Crete
Maines J American Chain Co
Avenue
John Nasthough
Main Street
Lucy J. Marsh
Mill Hill Avenue
Leela Loctani
Jones Avenue
James Chicaéco
Davenport Avenue
Quick Home Cure For Corns And Sore Feet
A curative home remedy promises fast relief for corns bunions and painful feet. The treatment uses two tablespoons of Calocide in warm water soaking the feet for fifteen minutes with gentle rubbing. It claims to peel away corns and improve foot comfort, asserting effectiveness even after other medicines failed. The ad urges obtaining the remedy from a local druggist.
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Delenceu
Red Co
Coroner to Quiz Stamford Autoist Who Killed Boy
Coroner John J. Phelan will hold an inquest into the death of 12 year old John Stacey of Stamford. The boy was struck by a car driven by Melville A Pass, a wealthy local real estate operator. Pass was arrested on reckless driving and released on $1,000 bond awaiting coroner’s findings.
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John J. Phelan
John Stacey
Stamford
Melville A.pass
Moon
Pass
Amase Etiahmilie Se Catia Me
Activities of High School Students Close Team Days
Yale Examinations begin in room 16 with B H S students and outsiders from nearby prep schools. The Boys of 63 form a senior class group needing exams to graduate. Members include Mendelsohm Walters Hallen Molloy Corcoran. John Corcoran buys a Ford runabout for National Sanitation company territory. Senior picnic set for June 25 at Mansfield Grove. Baseball teams 11 and 723 plan practice games. prize is a basket of ice cream. Criterion ads secured for commencement issue, featuring baseball basketball and debate teams. Front row seating arranged for graduates. upper balcony reserved for students with tickets from Simonds and others. A newly organized tennis club includes Walters Hallen. courts planned on Noble Avenue. Names hint at Mendalson Notree Clifford Walters Heidelbsre Henry Ervin Stevens Hariey Notre Dame Richard Chapman Williams and Easen Banks bound for Yale and other colleges.
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Boys of
Henry Mendelsohm
Clifford | Walters
Frank Hallen
David | Molloy
Mans~field Grow
Fae Mendalson
Notree
Clifford Walters
Heidelbsre
Henry Ervin
Stevens
Robert Hariey
Notre’ Dame
Richard Chapman
Williams
Ea‘sén Banks
Yale
Peck boom grows for Democratic governor bid in Connecticut
Senator Lester O. Peck of Redding, back from a three months tour in Europe, is due at his Redding summer home this week. Friends here and elsewhere push his possible Democratic nomination for governor, though he has not yet acted. Supporters expect Peck to accept and gain strength as the state convention nears.
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Danbury
Lester O. Peck
Redding
New York
Europe
Peck
Connecticut
Bride of Month Fatally Struck by Train
South Norwalk June 17 Mrs Raffaelo Carduch aged 35 was instantly killed this morning by the New York Boston express which passes through here at 9 05 o clock She had been a resident of the country and a bride of but a few months Her husband is employed in the St George paper mill Kee Vases and Window Boxes Filled John Reck and Son
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Norwalk
Raffaelo Carduch
New York-Boston Express
St. George
Unclear fragmentary stock data on pricing and items
Fragmentary OCR notes show quantities and prices with inconsistent letters and symbols. Readable items include two for Ge and mixed 16¢ and 11e values, but key details such as item names, dates, and full context are missing.
Call for a Modern Age of Youth Leadership
The vice president urged a modern age led by youth, advocating open minds and a break from old prerogatives. He warned education no longer emphasizes happiness in status but calls for institutions to instill intellectual courage and honesty to tackle future social and economic problems.
Park City Boys Score At Yale In Academic Honors
Park City youths won several prizes at Yale with Connecticut securing 167 total honors. Winners include Bernard Phineas Saltman of 527 Seaview Avenue taking second in philosophical oration and John Joseph McFarland of 153 Lenox Avenue earning recognition in another academic contest.
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Bridgeport
Yale
Con_necticut
Park City
Bernard Phineas Saltman
Seaview Avenue
John Joseph McFarland
Lenox Avenue
High Horace Moss Gilbert Wins First in Disputes
In a regional contest Horace Moss Gilbert won first in disputes while Nethaniel Iseler took second. Phasel Korff earned prizes for high work in Chemistry and shared top honors in mathematics with Hamm of East Haven. Henry LeRoy Randall of New Milford captured a two-year general excellence prize. Southworth marks 33rd year engraving as a Lie Package Sale publicized at 10 Arcade offering 35c to $2 values. Sale runs 30 days from June 20 to July 20.
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Horace Moss Gilbert
Nethaniel Iseler
Phael Korff
Main Street
Hamm
East Haven
Henry LeRoy Randall
New Milford
Southworth
Adv
Millions of Cheap Autos In Ten Years
Dr Charles Steinmetz predicts a future of affordable electric pleasure cars with light batteries and motors. By design they travel up to twenty miles per hour, cover thirty miles on a charge, cost under five hundred dollars, and run ten to fifteen dollars monthly. He foresees over a million such cars in use nationwide within a decade. The New York State Department of Agriculture imposes quarantines on dogs across fifteen counties to curb rabies spread.
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New York State Department of Agriculture
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National Sanitation Company
John Owens
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Park City Boys
Pural Credit
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Juanita Delmar
Louisville, Ky
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