MCABE CAULFIELD NUPTIALS SET FOR MORNING SERVICE
Miss Mary McCabe daughter of Mr and Mrs John McCabe of 36 Dimwood Place and Joseph Francis Caulfield of Brooklyn will wed at 11 tomorrow at St Augustine's Church Hartford priest Rev W James F Barrett will perform the ceremony and sing the nuptial mass. A reception at the groom's home will follow with a lawn breakfast and decorations of Pink Farm roses Dorothy Perkins roses and painted pink straw. After a honeymoon in Brooklyn the couple will reside there and be at home after Oct 1 at 31 Midwood Street
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John McCabe
Dimwood Place
Joseph Francis Caulfield
Brooklyn
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W James F. Barrett
Immaculate Conception
Hartford
Miss McCabe
Alfred T. Brisebois
Elizabeth L Stanton
Mary O'Rourke
Arthur Levasseur
Joseph Wade
Millard
Irene Hill
Derby
McCabe
Mr Cullinan
John J. Cullinan
Helen Hardy
Danbury
Raymond Welch
New York
Charles H. McRnerney
Boston
Cornelius J
James Caulfield
Ively
William B. Gainsfield
Dorothy Perkins
Smith College grants seven Master of Arts degrees
Northampton, Mass. Smith College graduates a class of 331 today and confers the Master of Arts degree on seven graduates. President Merion Leroy Burton presented diplomas in John M. Greene Hall. Governor Charley Whitman gave the commencement address amid heightened public hearings. Police officers stood in the spectators’ gallery to prevent disorder, but no disturbance occurred.
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John M. Greene
Charley 8. Whitman
New York
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Weather Forecast Near Border Sees Light Low Tinge
A fragmentary forecast notes a light, low temperature trend along the border with minimal precipitation. No additional details or timing are readable.
Cyrus Roach Powder Introduces Easy Home Pest Solution
An old advertisement proclaims Cyrus Roach Powder sprinkled where roaches gather will rid the home of this pest. It promises the powder is clean to use, harmless, and guarantees results, noting a low price of 20 cents for a small amount and 3 cents for another option.
Refusal to Hear Senator Quinn at City Jitney Hearing
Senator Michael Quinn was denied floor access at a city council meeting over a quoted remark on the Connecticut Co. and a jitney ordinance. Jitney owners and supporters pressed for changes as hearings resume, with endorsements and counterpoints from local officials and drivers groups.
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Ansonia Sentinel
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W.W. Rose
Universalist Church
Abe S. Geldulig
E. A. Schadewald
G. A Freeman
Jasper McLevy
MecLevy
Free- Man
Ordinance Committee
Rifle Clubs Of Value If War Should Start
The 90,000 rifle club members allied with the National Rifle Association offer a peacetime field for civilian training and a wartime pool of recruits. Connecticut has eight civilian clubs and one high school club, ranking seventeenth among states. The NRA lists 1,082 civilian, 71 college, 44 preparatory or military, and 118 high school clubs, with 443 civilian clubs organized this year.
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National Rifle Association of America
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National Board
National Rifle Association
Thompson Alive After Thrilling Adventure Coming to New London
Local relatives report letters from George H. Thompson Jr. saying his British steamer Southgarth sank 1100 miles from Algiers. He spent 18 hours in an open boat, was rescued by a French warship, taken to Marseilles, escaped unharmed, and will return home via England.
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George H. Thompson, Jr
Thompson
Algiers
Marseilles
England
Normal School Commencement Pleases Throngs at Bridgeport
The Bridgeport City Normal School held a rain-soaked commencement with a Masque of June replacing a traditional address. Miss Irene Hazel sang as students and younger pupils performed as flies bugs and toads in an original, barefoot-danced masque accompanied by an augmented orchestra. Superintendent Samuel J. Slawson urged graduates to teach with love of children and to connect as friendly mentors before presenting diplomas, then the classes sang The Magic of Spring. The graduating list includes Ruth Olga Alvord Ruth McCammon Anderson Leila May Barnum Gertrude Marie Becker Susan Lucy Blaggs Ida Bowers Beatrice Edna Burns Lucy Catherine Chamberlain Mary Agnes Clampett Pearl Clark Agnes Ruth Dorsey Blanche Frank Adelaide Roberts Goodwin Trene Margaret Hazel Winifred Mary Japp Mabel Holly Jennings Anna Veronica Lehaney Josephine Virginia Miller Florence Irene Murphy Helen Eugenie Osborn Helen Van Horn Plumley Wilma Anna Ratzky Catherina Regan Bessie Gladys Reynolds Viola Cecelia Rock Marion Gertrude Rourke Veronica Margaret Ryan Grace Caroline Schwerdite Regina Ludmila Sekera Mabel Remson Sherman.
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Normal
Irene Hazel
Winifred Japp
Bennot
Horace Jones
Normal School
Samuel J. Slawson
Ruth Olga Alvord
Ruth McCammon Anderson
Leila May Barnum
Gertrude Marie Becker
Susan Lucy Blaggs
Ida Bowers
Beatrice Edna Burns
Lucy Catherine Chamberlain
Mary Agnes Clampett
Pearl Clark
Agnes Ruth Dorsey
Blanche Frank
Adelaide
Roberts Goodwin
Tréne
Margaret Hazel
Winifred
Mary Japp
Mabel Holly Jennings
Anna Veronica Lehaney
Justice Morgan Lewis
Elizabeth Ruth McHiroy
Josephine Virginia Miller
Florence Irene Murphy
Helen Eugenie Osborn
Helen van Horn Plumley
Wilma Anna Ratzky
Catherina Regan
Bessie Gladys Reynolds
Viola Cecelia Rock
Marion “Gertrude ~ Rourke
Veronica Margaret Ryan
Grace Caroline Schwerdite
Regina Ludmila Sekerak
Mabel Remson Sherman
Dinners Charged to Taxpayers Stir Aldermen Row
Alderman Oliver C. Cole promised to explain a $13.20 item in the finance committee report headed Incidentals. The charge covered dinners at Lehmann's shore house. Cole could not recall who attended and said he would investigate and report at the next council meeting.
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Finance Committee
William Moran
Lehmann
Shore House
Cole
Fleming inaugurated president at Wesleyan College
Buckhannon West Virginia June 20 Dr Wallace B Fleming was today inaugurated president of West Virginia Wesleyan College during the 26th annual commencement exercises. A London report places German losses in the Verdun battle at 415000 men.
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West Virginia Wesleyan
Buckhannon
W. Va
Wallace B.fleming
West Virginia Wesleyan College
London
Verdun
Russian wedge widens gap in armies near Bug River
Brusiloff’s forces push forward across Volhynia and Bukowina, nearing the Bug River and driving Austrians toward the Carpathians. About 3,000 prisoners and multiple guns captured as front lines advance more than 25 miles along the southern front amid retreating Austrian columns.
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Brusiloff
Berg
Rogovitch
Lokatehi
Lutsk
Vladimir-Volhynski
Lokatchi
Bug
Letchitzky
Koczurmare
Czernowitz
Storozynetz Con
Sereth
Zutchka Station
Volhynia
Austria
Skilled Men in Arms Co May Not Be Called
Bridgeport National Guard members working in munition plants could be barred from arms service if war breaks out. Howard E. Coffin of the naval consulting board asks War Department to avoid summoning skilled workers. A large munitions maker warned mass draft would strip 500 to 600 skilled men, risking untrained reliance for ammunition if conflict with Mexico escalates. The company requested secrecy about its identity.
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National Guard
Howard E. Coffin
Naval Consulting Board
War Department
Ti. Coffin
New York
United States
Coffin
Mexico
England
Library board members to seek reappointment
Three members of the library board William E. Burnham Charles H. Armstrong and Waldo C. Bryant with terms expiring in July were nominated to succeed themselves and confirmed by the common council last night. The annual meeting will be held on July 8 with Calhoun Latham to be elected superintendent and librarian. Burglars entered W A Henry’s store in Wilkes Barre Pa backed two wagons to the door and carried off most of the stock.
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Charles H. Armstrong
Waldo C. Bryant
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Tor
Calhoun Latham
W. A. Henry
Wilkes Barre
Gems and Grains of Wisdom Across Tales and Time
A playful scene shows a child presenting a rhinestone pin from grandpa claiming it has a genuine grindstone. In a second tale the vizier seeks permanent sweetness, and a slave finds fruits that endure beyond judgment day, awakening orphans to feast in a dim room, a moral echoed in ancient narrative.
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Entertaining the Neighbors Quarrel on Front Porch
A Kansas City Journal item notes Mrs. Fipbdwb entertained neighbors with her cook yesterday. A quarrel occurred on the front porch during the visit, reflecting a domestic scene in the neighborhood.
Time Shapes Perception For Expectant And Fortunate
Time acts differently for two people in distinct situations says a saying. For one awaiting outcomes a day feels lengthy and a month stretches to a year while for the content and contented, summer seems brief before autumn nears.
His Belief In Hypnotism Sparks Marriage Joke
A humorous quip about hypnotism features a newlywed wife asking if her husband believes in it. He replies with a witty line that he chose marriage over bachelorhood, framing his belief as a joke about his commitment and responsibilities.
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