Local couples wed in Burnside and area notes
Alfreda Lillian Rubin daughter of Mr and Mrs Rubin and Dr Benjamin Ide Hart of this city were married Saturday at the bride’s home in Burnside Connecticut. The Jewish ceremony united them and Hart, a New York University graduate, has served as surgeon at Hamburg South American Ip Company and now works from 311 State Street. The bride, born in Russia, has long lived in Burnside and supported suffrage causes. The groom and bride plan to reside in this city. Also noted are Harmony Camp outing at Gimlet Club St Mary’s by the Sea, plumber meetings in Detroit, Meadows End camp plans, Gradley named Junior superintendent of the Christian Endeavor Union, Rev Nicholson visiting Maine, T. Bock attending national plumbers’ convention, Charles School class day with Francis Rock’s song, blue and white colors, and student leaders Charles McElroy president Rosella Judge secretary Michael Simko treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grs
Alfreda Lillian Rubin
Daugh‘ter
M& MM. Rubin
Benjamin Ide Hart
Burnside
Conn
Feva
Roses
New York University
Emr
State Street
Russia
Charles
Francis Rock
Father Lynch
Father Callahan
Charles McElroy
Rosella Judge
Michael Simko
Roaches Invade Homes Prompt Silence From Households
Roaches running wild around the house are tolerated by careless housewives. Some attempt to control them, but none are reliable. Cyrus Roach Powder terminates roaches, is harmless and clean, priced at 35 cents per pound.
Personal musical at Port Jefferson summer excursion
Ralph H. Woodhull of Lafayette Street engages to furnish music for the summer excursions to Port Jefferson aboard the Park City. Harold Cotted will play piano. Woodhull also joins Prof. Lang's Port Jefferson orchestra for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Woodhull
Lafayette Street
Port Jefferson
Beardsley Memorial Monument Post Cards Issued
Beardsley memorial dedication post cards by HH Jackson capture sharp views of the crowd and statue. One card shows the stand and throngs near the stand as President Fred Enos of the Board of Trade delivers the statue to the city, with Mayor Lee awaiting to receive it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. H. Jackson
Beardsley Memorial Monument
Fred Enos
Board of Trade
Lee
Local convention audit reports modest balance after expenses
After defraying all convention costs, the National Slavic society auditing committee held $200. Expenses totaled $3,600. Committee members are Alexovitz, Nicholas Tesiny, and Nicholas Kovacs. A trolley car derailment occurred on Fairfield Avenue at Middle, damaging a hydrant near D. M. Road Co store. A wrecker arrived later and left the same point. South Main Street paving opposition is expected at the Common Council hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Slavonic Society
Alexovitz
Nicholas Tesiny
Nicholas Kovacs
Fairfield Avenue
D. M. Road Company
South Main Street
Common Council
Wright Boys Ready for Government Tests of Air Ships
Washington June 21 The Wright brothers Orville and Wilbur prepared their aeroplane for government tests to resume likely Wednesday or Thursday in Minerva Their machine had been partly assembled by technician Charles B Taylor They stayed at the Raleigh and visited the Cosmopolitan Club seeking Dr Albert Seakin They expect to meet the requirements and earn a substantial bonus beyond the $25,000 government payment per mile over the target.
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United Press
Washington
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Minerva
Charles B. Taylor
Wrights
Raleigh
Cosmopolitan Club
Albert F. Seakin
Catholic University
Lawson's Daughter to Wed in Dreamwold Hall
Boston June 21 Miss Maron Lawson second daughter of Thomas W Lawson will wed James F Lord a New York and Chicago lumberman next Wednesday under roses beside an apple tree on the Lawson estate. The ceremony at 430 p m will have sisters Bunny and Dorothy Lawson as attendants. A grand reception follows in Dreamwold hall with farm staff invited to the feast.
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Boston
Maron Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
James F. Lord
New York
Chicago
Bunny
Dorothy Lawson
Dreamwold Hall
Lawson
Bree Bride
Suit May Follow Automobile Wreck
A Knox touring car wrecked on Stratford avenue near St. Michaels cemetery after striking a telegraph pole. The driver, who disappeared after the accident, is said to claim the wire struck him in the face. owner on Long Island may sue Connecticut Company. Authorities question the dangling wire theory and cite a broken steering shaft as the likely cause.
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KNOX
Stratford Avenue
St. Michael's Cemetery
Springfield
Mass
Long Island
Peck & Lines
Blue Ribbon
Connecticut Company
Chapman
Leading Milliners White Hats For Summer Use
Displaying a large stock of trimmed and untrimmed white hats including white hair braid hats white chip hats white fancy straw braids in various shapes and styles. Also offering white flowers fancy wings aigrette effects and ostrich plumes with summer use items priced about half of small dealer prices.
Mrs Temple Telegram at Poli's Tonight
Poli's Theatre presents Mrs Temple's Telegram with Alice Fleming starring as Mrs Temple and Ince as Jack Temple. The farce promises 150 laughs in 150 minutes with a grand stock cast, special scenic effects, and a Summer Polls Baby Contest offering prizes of 20, 10, and 5 in gold. A Police-Cooled Air system and auditorium air clarification feature add to the production.
Half Holiday Advocated for Retail Workers in City
A letter to the editor urges the Farmer to back a weekly half day off for July and August for city retail workers similar to other cities. The writer cites clerks unions and store owners as possible advocates and notes factory and office workers already enjoy partial or Saturday afternoon relief. The piece calls for progressive action and cooperation among employers.
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Massachusetts
Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury
Springfield
Holyoke
Crew of Wrecked Bark Freeman Reaches New York
Eleven crewmen of the American bark Freeman, wrecked June 9 on Cucuracoes Reef near San Juan Head, reached New York today aboard the Coamo. The vessel was a total loss. all officers and crew were saved. Freeman had arrived from West Africa, loaded molasses for Boston, and was bound for Manuba to finish loading, built in 1878 with a tonnage of 1,067.
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United Press
New York
Cucarchoes Reef
San Juan Head
Porto Rico
San Juan
West Africa
Boston
Manuba
van Name
Freeman
Tugs Cruising for Merchant Vessel Lost in Collision
London date June 21 tugs search Goodwin Sands for trace of vessel in collision with the Sealand. Victim may be a merchantman. Sealand from Antwerp to New York bears starboard bow hole. Court of inquiry ordered for Saturday night collision between Sappho and Wilson liner Sappho. cruiser beached at Dover. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad follows.
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United Press
London
Goodwin Sands
Red Star
Sealand
Antwerp
New York
Sappho
Dover
Portsmouth
Mrs. Harry Lauder Bitten by Bulldog
Mrs Harry Lauder wife of the famous singer was taken to hospital in serious condition after numerous bites from a bulldog she was walking home. Her brother Harry Vallance and two bystanders aiding in the rescue were bitten. Three policemen arrived and helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Harry Lauder
It would cost little to collect corporation tax
Washington, June 21. Treasury experts estimate it would cost the government hardly $100,000 more to collect the two percent tax on net earnings of corporations as Taft proposed. If the tariff bill amendment passes, the Bureau of Corporations may assist the Internal Revenue officers, a move that would involve little extra expense and ease collection compared with an individual income tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Treasury
Taft
Congress
Bureau of Corporations
Internal Revenue Officers
King Manuel Plans To Crush Anarchy In Lisbon
King Manuel moves to punish the slayers of his father and brother after arresting leaders from a 16 month old plot. Lisbon braces for potential revolt as the government builds military strength to swiftly crush any demonstrations in its infancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Lisbon
Manuel
Carlos
Luiz
Newspaper Man Seeks 1910 Census Supervisor Post
Waterbury journalist J Olin Howe has applied to President Taft for appointment as state supervisor of the 1910 federal census. His bid is endorsed by prominent politicians and editors including Frank B Weeks Matthew H Rogers Freeman F Patten Thomas D Bradstreet Marcus H Holcomb Senator Brooks and other lawmakers.
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J. Olin Howe
Waterbury
Taft
Frank B. Weeks
Matthew H. Rogers
Freeman F. Patten
Thomas D. Bradstreet
Marcus H. Ho
A. W. Pearson
Norwich Bulletin
Norris G. Osborn
New Haven Journal-Courier
Charles W. Pickett
New Haven Leader
George C. Waldo
Bridgeport Standard
Willie O. Burr
Hartford Times
Charles Hopkins , Clark
Hartford Courant
Smith's Theatre Brings New Vaudeville Bill This Week
A large crowd is expected for Smith's Theatre as Bostock and Hennessy present an all new vaudeville program with Miss Paulinne La Moine Tom Fletcher Hoey and Walters Greiner and La Foss plus four reels of new pictures. The shows run Monday and Wednesday with other acts on Tuesday and Thursday.
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Smith's
Bostock & Hennessy
Paulinne la Moine
Philadelphia
Miss la Moine
Tom Fletcher
Williams & Walker
Tom
Hoey
Walters
Greiner
la Foss
Cruiser New York Leaves for Abroad
Boston June 21 Renovated after months of work at Charlestown Navy Yard the cruiser New York Admiral Sampsons flagship during the Spanish war is on her way today for Europe where she will join the American fleet in the Mediterranean Commander Spencer S Wood took command when she left the harbor yesterday afternoon and had a complement of 700 men aboard The battleships New Jersey and Vermont started Wednesday for Hampton Roads where they will join the Atlantic fleet.
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Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York
Sampson
Europe
Mediterranean
Spencer S. Wood
New Jersey
Vermont
Hampton Roads
Weather Indications New Haven June 21 Forecast
Forecast calls for fair to night and Tuesday with a chance of showers Tuesday night or Wednesday. Summer temperatures reach 80 degrees across sections east of the Rockies. Scattered showers reported in western and southern areas. High pressure centers over the south Atlantic states while a northwest low maintains high temperatures. Local conditions suggest fair weather and little temperature change through Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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New Haven
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
New Lights On Trial In City Center Circuit
The United Illuminating Co. has installed several lamps on a central city circuit for trial. An aldermanic lamps committee member said no formal examination has occurred, but the company may use any lamp type if it provides 1200 candlepower per lamp. Manager Charles A. Paul called the lamp the Magnatite and said the trial aims to test a potentially better light. He noted candlepower may not be the sole measure the company uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Illuminating Co
Charles A. Paul
Bridgeport
Unitedlluminating Co
Real estate auction outlook and upcoming two family houses sale
The article notes a strong summer and fall real estate market with high bidding spirit at a Harriet street auction. Daily transfers suggest rising building prices next year, so buyers may gain. An absolute auction of two family houses Nos 10 and 16 Gilmore Street, part of the Peter Shread estate, is set for Thursday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Street
Gilmore Street
Peter Shread
Peter Schread
Bridgeport Land & Title Company
Six injured as sightseeing car crashes into tree at Coney Island
At dawn a large sightseeing automobile returning from Coney Island ran out of control on Ocean Park Way and struck a tree. Six people were injured and more than a score of passengers were endangered, with Miss May Emery among the seriously hurt. The driver was William Losch. several women fainted as others were thrown about. Others aided by passing autos ferried back to Coney Island. aside from Miss Emery, few injuries were life threatening. The scene prompted panic and injuries to multiple passengers. The article also advertises Blanchard Lunch and Milwaukee Beers promotion.
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iNew York
Coney Island
Ocean Parkway
May Emery
Rose Miller
James J. Scully
Morris J. Williams
James McAllister
William Losch
Miss Emery
Youngs
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