Bridgeport Theatre Bills and Sea Breeze Promises
Bridgeport theatre crowds enjoyed a lively week with vaudeville and the “Oh Home Week” revue at Poll's theatre, featuring local performers and nightly encores. Sea Breeze adds a bustling cake walk, a monster carousel, and new attractions as summer opens, while Park City's Monday matinee excursions to Port Jefferson offer a delightful short water trip with ample onshore time and yacht views.
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Park City
Port Jefferson
Long Island
Wairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Newton Recovering After Auto Smash in Stratford
Report from Wheeling Virginia notes Sumner, a Locomobile employee in Newton, is near full recovery after an automobile crash on June 1. The car, speeding to aid a disabled vehicle, rolled or collided injuring several occupants. hospital care was immediate. A social dance was planned in Stratford with a post-ride event among local residents.
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Wheeling
W. Ve
Sumner
Long Hill
Stratford
Thieves Make Off With 5000 In Jewels At Meld Point Park
Greenwich June 1 Burglars broke into the country home of Commodore R A C Smith at Meld Point Park last night and stole jewelry and silverware valued at 5000. The burglars entered through a pantry window and ransacked the pet room and two daughter’s rooms, taking rings bracelets necklaces and brooches. Commodore Smith and family were present but heard nothing until morning. yacht trophies were not stolen.
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Greenwich
Commodore R. A. C. Smith
Meld Point Park
Commodore Smith
Commodore
Well known Kirk girl weds Harold Peck at home
Edith May Kirk of Terry Farm married Harold Leslie Peck yesterday afternoon in a ceremony at the bride's home. Rev. Morgan Millar of Olivet church officiated. Maid of honor was Charlotte Steinmetz and Henry Peck served as best man. The couple, after a wedding breakfast, left for a two week trip and will reside with the bride's parents on Thorne Street. Peck is employed with Royal Equipment Co.
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Edith May
Morris Kirk
Terry Farm
Harold Leslie Peck
Morgan Millar
Olivet Church
Charlotte Steinmetz
Henry Peck
Thorme Street
Mr. Peck
Royal Equipment Co
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad claims best cough cure
Wis. man quotes his wife preferring Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best cough remedy tried among many brands. Patient says it gives the best result. Advertisement copy touts Foley's efficacy through testimonial from Esdaile resident H. L. Blomquist. Dial 135.
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Foley
L. F. Curtis
H. L. Blomquist
Esdaile
Wis
Texas Delegation Of Enthusiastic Men Unveiled
Chicago dispatch notes a Texas delegation described as an enthusiastic group from gates. Names listed include C. L. McDonnell, Harry Beck, J. M. Oppenheimer, J. E Elgien, C. M. Hayes, and S. A. Hock, among others, detailing their eagerness.
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Texas
Chicago
Gates
C. L. McDonnell
Harry Texas
Mat
Beck
J. M. Oppenheimer
J. Eter
Elgien
C. M. Hayes
S. A. Hockbubbling
Two Bankrupt Residents File In U S Court
Two residents of the city filed bankruptcy petitions in federal court yesterday each swearing they cannot pay the $30 filing fee. Anton Kugler, a grocer at 262 Pine Street, reports assets of 566 with 500 in stock and 66 in open debts. unsecured debts of 1 762, with a 1 855 city tax claim. Henry Reid, a jeweler, shows debts of 2 976 38 with 2 779 05 unsecured and assets of 2 400 including 2 000 stock and 400 store fixtures. city tax claim 36 28 and a secured claim 100.
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United States
Anton Kugler
Pine Street
Bridgeport
Henry ©. Reid
Auto Investigations Held at Hartford
Deputy Secretary Rich ard J. Dwyer presided over four Hartford hearings into auto law violations. Frank A. Blackman of Newtown faced a dealer’s number charge, Richard P. Burns of Forestville dealt with a fatal accident in Bristol on May 30, Clarence Annigan of Bridgeport explained a fatal motorcycle collision on May 19, and Hilsworth Smith of Waterbury was fined $50 and costs for reckless driving on June 1. All decisions were reserved.
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Richard J. Dwyer
Hartford
Frank A. Blackman
Newtown
Richard P. Burns
Forestville
Bristol
Clarence Nnigan
Bridgeport
James Tulley
State
Norman Streets
Hilsworth Smith
Irving H. Chase
Waterbury
Helped to keep expenses through small pill aid
Mrs J E Henry of Akron Michigan explains kidney troubles eased by Foley Kidney Pills saying they saved her and cost less than a doctor's pill. In another note Agnes Deltora of 30 Gilbert Street faced city court on alleged street accosting complaints and was held in bail of 100 dollars until Saturday trial.
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J. E. Henry
Akron
Mich
Foley
L. F. Curtis
Gilbert Street
Agnes Deltora
Cummings Warns Tickets Scarce for Baltimore Convention
Homer S. Cummings Democratic National Committeeman for Connecticut warns delegates and alternates that ticket distribution begins June 2 in Baltimore. Each delegate and alternate will receive a limited number of tickets plus a personal admission badge. extra tickets likely capped at three to five, with many requests stretching supply. He urges restraint and discourages overpromising while seeking cooperation and forbearance. Also included is a testimonial for Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism from Lawton, Michigan resident George W. Koons, noting strong benefit after limited use.
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Homer
Cummings
Stamford
Baltimore
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee For
Connecticut
Weather forecast for New Haven region
Unsettled weather tonight and Thursday with light to moderate north and northwest winds. Disturbances over Virginia and Lake Superior bring cloudy, rainy coast weather from Hatteras to Atlantic City and unsettled conditions in the northern lake region. Pleasant, but cooler conditions east of the Rockies. High pressure ridge from Montana to Texas. Tonight increasing cloudiness with local showers. Thursday fair.
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Virginia
Hatteras
N. C
Atlantic City
N. J
Lake Superior
Lake
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Texas
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Elks
Buckingham
Moose
Whelan
Miss Ross
Advanc
Sea Breeze Island
Sea Breeze
New England
Port Jef
Ferson
Newton
Claaneasy
Ngp
Wm KR. Winn
Stratford Ave
Lane& O'Donnell
Americas
Ramebbei Leilyg
Uae
Pegk-Kirk
Phan
Bride
Scukiic
Bridgeport, Jeweler and Grocer
Young Tully
George W. Koons
Lawton, Mich
Detchon
Curtis Pharmacy
Main &., Cor
W. E. Halligan
Broad Street
John F. Fay
Fairfield
Corner West
State Street
Geo. A. Robertson
Crawford Way
Fairfield Avenue
AARC
HUB Clothing House
Main Street Corner Bank
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Joseph P. Coughlin CO
East Main Strete
Monroe
Guernsey
H. L. Blackman & Son
Middle Street
Oonm
Investment
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
Boody, McLellan & Co
Roe
Patrick M
Gee
Washington
Sprague Ice & Coal Co
East End
East
Washington Ave. Bridge
Tel
IRA Gre
Gory & CO
Stratford Arve
Wheeler & Howes
Main Street
Congress Street
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