Prizes Awarded to Local German Societies in Martford Parade
A German singing festival in Martford featured three prize categories with local groups presenting as a band marched up Main Street. The Ariona led by Writs KG Weber won first prize in the second class, while the Schwasbiecher secured third class honors. A Hartford society faced threats to reclaim the prize and send it to New York if unpaid within three days. The piece also notes a Hartford treble quartet and a Lydian revival of roots and herbs for medicinal use and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
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Martford
Main Street
Ariona
Writs KG
Weber
Paris
Hartford. Esciety
New York
Tine Fe Zepp
Tocalom
Nenverein
Hartford
Quartette Gib
New Bellen
Ioert Lyris
Merit
Local Social Notes Dominate Town Visit Casualties and Guests
The Misses Maed and Claudine Bethel stay at the summer home for a few days while Mr. and Mrs C. F. Gilbert return from their wedding trip. Patrick and Mr. and Henderson and children visit friends in town. Miss Helen Coleburn of Norwalk visits Miss Doris Godfrey. Rev and Mrs Andrew Chamberlain spend days in Nockville Center. Mrs Paul Meyer seeks treatment at Stamford Hospital. Mrs Anna Hedenberg returns to Brooklyn after visiting Miss Josephine Dumbutt. Hattie Elling suffers eye injury after a cherry tree accident. T Gregory and family spend time in New York. Mrs Ja Dovey Forbush returns from Brattleboro.
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Maed
Claudine Bethel
Mrs C
Gilbert
Tueso
Mary. Patrick
Henderson
New Milford
Helen Coleburn
Norwalk
Doris Godfrey
Andrew Chamberlain
Nockville Center
L. L
Paul Meyer
Stamford Hospital
Anna Hedenberg
Josephine Dumbutt
Brooklyn
Mondey
Hattie
Fred Elling
Hurlburt St. Ievery
William Clark
T. Gregory
New York
Ja Dovey Forbush
Brattleboro, Vt
Barnum and Bailey Circus Visit Promises Living Animal Wonders
An extended promotion extols the Barnum and Bailey Circus as a chance to see a vast array of animals from polar bears to elephants. It emphasizes the educational value of witnessing living specimens and notes a free pre show parade exposing cages and exhibits. The piece urges families to attend, framing it as part of a well rounded education for all ages. It also includes an unrelated note about Bly's Cream Balm for colds.
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Dallent
Didua
Rapense
Bridgeport
Nile
Ben
South America
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Miss Hartigan Hosts Artists Recital at Hartigan Home
Noted baritone Wiley attended the recital at Miss Annie L. Hartigan’s home, urging a repeat at Indian Neck. The program featured sopranos Hartigan Barnsly Phillips Bump and others, baritone Weller Tomlinson, tenor Wiley Tomlinson, and ensembles including a ladies quartet and chorus from Faust with Elmer Joyce and Mrs. Mason Barnsill as accompanists.
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Annie L. Hartigan
Mr. Wiley
Victor Herbert
Eettien
Hartigan
Indian Neck
Hose Maiden
Miss Hartigan
Barndlly
Alos
Phillips
Misa Bump
Tomlinson
Rogers
Weiler
McConnell
Evening Star
Wagner
Joseph Weller
Blumenthal
Mrs. Barnsly
Mies Bump
Madrilena
Paul Wacks
Mies
Lillian Sullivan
Molloy
Japan
Can ker Worms and Gypsy Moths Ravage Connecticut Apples
Special from United Press New Haven June 27 experts at Connecticut Agricultural Station say half the state's apple crop ruined by canker worm and gypsy moth. Entomologist Dr Wilton Britton notes rapid spread and widespread damage, worsened by wet weather. Farmers charged with neglecting spraying and fear moth spread via automobiles from infected districts.
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United Press
New Haven
Connecticut
Wilton B. Britton
Dr. Britton
Stonington
Conn
Wallingford
Twenty Admitted to Practice at Connecticut Bar
New Haven June 22 Twenty young men were admitted to the Connecticut bar by Judge William H. Williams in the superior court. The ceremony impressed as a notable event, with a strong address urging the duties of the profession. Names include Edward J. Brazell Peter T. Donglinger Arthur L Cook William I Kennedy Thomas F. McGrath George W Myers Michael J Noonan John V O'Brien Meyer M Shapiro Allen Spangler George W Stone Samuel J Witz Charles K Wynne plus others. Funeral services for George W Neubauer were held at his Union avenue home with Rev. Rita man and Rev. France officiating. Bearers included William J Powell James F Hubbell John Devine members of Norwalk Aerie No. 588. Floral tokens were numerous. interment in Lakeview cemetery.
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New Haven
Connecticut
William H. Williams
Superior Court
Williams
Edward J. Brazell
Tacoma
Wash
Hopkins P. Breazeale
Nuatchitoche
Branklin Coeller
Arthur L Cook
Waterbury
Peter T. Donglinger
Mitchell
Maximillian C. Hoegen
William I. Kennedy
Thomas F. McGrath
George W. Myers
Collinsville
Michael J. Noonan
John V. O'Brien
John H. Romme
George W. Neubauer
Union Avenue
Ritaman
German Baptist Church
Mr. France
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
William 7. Powell
Jas. F. Hubbell
John Devine
Norwalk Aerie No
F. O
William Houlihan
Chas
Neubauer
George Neubauer
Lakeview Cemetery
Stegosaurus on View at Yale Peabody Museum
New Haven reports the mounted Stegosaurus ungulatus skeleton arriving at the Peabody museum. The composite display, presented by the late Prof. Othniel Marsh, combines cotyptypes collected near Como, Wyoming in 1873 and 1880, mounted in 1910 under Prof. B S Lull’s direction with aid from H Gibb and W S Benton.
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New Haven
Peabody Museum
Stegosaurus
Wyoming
Colorado
Morrison
Omesaurus
England
Peabody Is
Othniel C. Marsh
W. H. Reed
A. Lakes
Como
Hugh Gibb
W. S. Benton
B.S. Lull
Kansas Student Wins Porter Prize At Yale For Essay
William Smith Culbertson of Emporia Kansas, Yale Graduate School student, received the John Addison Porter prize of 450 for an essay on Alexander Hamilton. Honorable mentions went to Jack Randall Crawford and Nathan Gellert for poetry and Colchester Conn academic senior. Andrew D White prize in history went to Joseph Shelnitz of New Haven for The Beginnings of the Franco Prussian War with honorable mention Carl Hellstrom of Hartford for Gustavus Adolphus in Germany. Cobden Club medal awarded to Percy Wells Bidwell of South Manchester Conn for proficiency in political economy.
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United Press
New Haven
John Addison Porter
William Smith Culbertson
Emporia
Kansas
Yale Graduate School
Alexander Hamilton
Yale Comencement
Mnco
Arams
Jack Randall Crawford
Princeton University
Nathan Gellert
Colchester
Conn
Graduate School of
Yate
Andrew D. White
Hitory
Joseph Shelnitz
Carl Ivar Hellstrom
Hartford
Germany
Cobden Club
Percy Wells Bidwell
South
Manchester
Taft arrives in Beverly to attend Harvard Yale race trip
Beverly May 22. Mrs. Taft will reach Beverly tomorrow morning after leaving Washington this evening and traveling via Boston. The yacht Sylph will stay at Burgess Point until tomorrow then sail to New London to take a party to the Harvard Yale boat races.
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United Press
Beverly
Mase
Woman's Ailments and Safe Remedies Cited
A sentence urging women to strengthen themselves against natural weaknesses and conditions when Nature makes extra demands, claiming there is no known safe and reliable remedy for women's special ailments.
Anniversary of Royal Arcanum Observed With Dinner and Ball
The Thirty third anniversary of the Royal Arcanum will be observed nationwide on Saturday June 2. Seaside Council No 709 will host a shore dinner at Island View Hotel Meadows End and a close ball game between council members. Notables include Grand Regent Burr Norwalk Grand Lecy Hoadley New Haven Grand Orator Pride and district deputy Dwight L Tyrrill New Haven. Members meet at Meigs corner at 2 pm. car service available. Game at 3 pm. dinner at 6 pm.
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Royal Arcanum
Seaside Council
Island View
Meadows End
Wilder
Wortman
Regent Burr
Norwalk
Mrs Kate Sanford Sheffield Gifts 20000 to Yale
Mrs Kate Sanford Sheffield of Bridgeport daughter of the late Professor Samuel Sanford gives 20000 to Yale University in memory of the professor. The gift funds the music schools as a memorial and memorializes the late professor Sanford.
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Kate Sanford Sheffield
Yale University
Bridgeport
Samuel Sanford
Sanford
Feel So Sore Feet Resolved by TIZ Claim
Mrs Crockett of Jeffersonville reports remarkable relief after using TIZ foot remedy. Advertisement claims TIZ cleanses poisonous exudations from pores, offers immediate benefit, and promises complete cure after weekend use. Available at druggists for 25 cents or from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Illinois.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
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Wash. Ave
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Gees
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Lehigh Coal
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