Amateur Night At Polys Draws Local Factory Talent
Rivalry among Bridgeport factory workers heats up as Polls theater hosts amateur night tonight. Well known locals Miss Alice Bell and Miss Bessie Bradley from Bryant Bottle Co planologue acts, with Howard Garvin of Sprague Meter Co and others performing banjo and mandolin duets.
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Bridgeport
Alice Belly
Bessie Bradley
Bryant Blettle Co
Howard Garvin
Sprague Meter Co
Mesere
Green
Démentio
Columbia Graphophons Co
Judge Banks Defends Sunday Baseball Players
Judge Elmore S Banks leads defense in Sunday baseball prosecutions at city court. His request to continue hearing until July 11 granted, with Attorney James H O Rourke of the International League allied in the defense. Warrants have not yet been issued for Pittsfield players.
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Elmore S. Banks
James H. O’rourke
International League
Banks
Pittsfield
Driver's bonds reduced by court
Appearing in defense of Vito Fusco and supporting a wife and seven children, Judge Wilder fixed bonds at $1,200. They had been $1,500, previously lowered from $3,500.
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Vito Fusco
Tornado Injures Twenty Two in Dakota Storm
Last night wind storms caused injuries in several states with Watertown most affected. Twenty two people were hurt as a tornado like gusts destroyed buildings and downed wires across Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota and Michigan areas.
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Dakota
Chicago
Watertown
D. C
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Town
South Dakota
Michigan
Unsettled Weather Dawns With Showers Expected
A weather map shows the eastern Canadian low over the Maritime provinces and northern New England, a Dakota low moving away from the upper lake region, and higher pressures over the northern Great Plains. Thunder reported in the upper lake region, with cloudy unsettled conditions elsewhere. Fair weather generally today, with hotter readings toward the Great Lakes and New England. Forecast for New Haven calls for unsettled tonight and Thursday with local showers and cooler temperatures, light and variable winds. Sun rises at 4:21 a.m., sunset at 7:80 p.m.
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New England
Runs Made This Week in International League
Bartford, New Britain, New London Waterbury, Baltimore faced varied results this week in the International League. Teams battled for position as standings shifted with wins and losses across venues.
National League scores and upcoming games listed
Yesterday results include Brooklyn 2 over Pittsburgh 1 and St Louis 7 Philadelphia 5. Today games feature New York at Boston Philadelphia hosts Brooklyn then St Louis visits Pittsburgh and Chicago travels to Cincinnati.
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Westerday
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Lonmis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
PC. York
Hia
Baseball scores from yesterday and today
American League results show Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 and Boston in New York with two. Montreal 2 Newark 1. Rochester 6 Jersey City 5. Providence 6 Buffalo 1 and 4 3. Baltimore 3 Toronto 0. Today matchups list Rochester at Jersey City and Montreal at Newark with Buffalo at Providence and Toronto at Baltimore.
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Boston
New York
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Egohomer
Senaiors
Montreal Tsarecs
Federal League yesterday’s results in baseball games
Indianapolis beat Brooklyn 12 to 3 though the first game was postponed due to rain. Other results note Hartford New London Springfield and Waterbury matches with various battery pairings and scores recorded for the day.
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Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Local Area Placements Across Connecticut Cities
A compact note lists city pairings showing New Haven with Springfield, Waterbury paired with Pittsfield, New London with Hartford, and Bridgeport linked to New Britain across the region.
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Springfield
New Haven
Daniels, Jumin and
Pratt
White and Waters
Waterbury
Bridgeport
East Wassee
Tuckey and McKarns
Tuckey and Kearns
McLean and Fohl
Pittsfield
New Britain
New Londons
Hartford
Carnival employee fined for stabbing at Parrott's carnival
John Bailey, a merry go round engineer with Johnny Jones carnival, was fined 50 dollars by Judge Wilder at city court for stabbing pianist John Tatum with a knife during a show on Parrott's lot last week. Tatum, who admitted drinking, remained in St Vincent's Hospital with stab wounds to the left hip.
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John Bailey
Parrott
Wilder
John Tatum
Tatum
Bailey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Probation Officer May Solve Money Problem
Gabriel Lukacz of 495 Park Avenue faces non support charges as his weekly wage of eight dollars struggles to cover five dollars weekly for his wife Sophia and their child. At city court today the issue was referred to Probation Officer Simpson for a solution after a year ago he was ordered to pay five dollars weekly for a year.
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Sophia
Gabriel Lukacz
Park Avenue
Simpson
Gabriel
Common Pleas
Wealthy mining man dies after illness in St Louis
Newton Wilson 56, capitalist well known in the southwest and in Mexico, died after several weeks illness at a St Louis hospital. He built the Torreon mammoth smelter in Mexico, led by Ernesto Madero, brother of Mexico’s slain president. He will be buried in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Newton Wilson
Wilson
Ind
Mexico
Torreon
Ernesto Madero
Former Huerta Chief Diés In Refugee Camp
Brigadier General Tasker H Bliss reported the death of General Romero formerly of the Mexican federal army at the refugee camp Fort Wingate on Monday Brights disease is named as the cause The Massachusetts Institute of Technology announces a course of aeronautics for next fall
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Huerta
Albunquique
N. M
Tasker H. Bliss
Fort Wingate
Ei Paso
Romero
Bright
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Infanticide Case Baffles Police In Newborn Death
Police pursue promising clues in an infant death near Um and Bishop avenues. Superintendent Birmingham labels it an infanticide, with the autopsy noting lungs not fully expanded and a cloth knot at the throat. The mother is not believed responsible.
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Um and
Bishop Avenues
Birmingham
Sy Pphatic
Garlick
Accused and Lawyer Enter Different Pleas At City Court
Lizzie Scott of 634 Warren Street was fined 1 and costs with 30 days in jail for breach of the peace. jail term suspended for good behavior. Judge Wilder advised Attorney A S Geduldig on entering not guilty. client pleaded guilty. A disturbance at Lizzie’s home led to a neighbor’s complaint. she claimed her father is deaf and blamed loud talking.
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Lizzie Scott
Warren Street
Wilder
A. S. Geduldig
Lizzie
Leonard T. Court
Lizale
Kne
Mrs Holman’s Action Is Given to Jurors
Hartford June 24 At the opening of the United States district court Judge Edwin S Thomas denied defense counsels motion for direct verdict for defendants in the exit for 50000 Mrs Elizabeth Curtis Holman brought against her former husband Professors Cranston Brenton and Doctors O C Smith and Paul Waterman charging conspiracy The motion was signed Tuesday afternoon and the judge withheld decision until this morning TT
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Hartford
United States District Court
Edwin
Thomas
Elizabeth Curtis Holman
Cranston Brenton
O. C. Smith
Paul Waterman
Local engagements and social notices in brief
James H O Rourke announces the engagement of his daughter Irene Mabel O Rourke to William Albert Wintter son of Mrs Albert Wintter. Miss O Rourke is a Lincoln School alumna and former Lincoln School teacher. Wintter & North of a Waterville real estate firm are connected with the groom. Miss Bertha McNamce of 1016 State Street is visiting relatives in Waterville Conn. A bridal party of four honors Miss Marie Veronica Oliver soon to wed Thomas Henry Keeley Jr at the home of Miss Eva Beard. The event features piano and violin music and a silver engraved toilet set for the Bride. Names include Natalie Bennet Sylvia Davenport Lillian Merwin Gale Moore Florence Stage Margaret Carroll Eve Beard Veronica Hurt Falls Sally Dailey Emaline Stott Jane Criss Marie Oliver, Earle Whitney Robert Haverill Henry Williamson Eugene Hill Reuben Hawley Charles Baldwin Ralph Merwin Erving Stott Ernest Hurt Falls Dominick Gaddi Howard Van Dusen Thomas Keeley Jr. Bottle openers corkscrews and fans distributed by liquor dealers are banned by the Boston licensing board. Ottawa Ill indictments total 121 against John B Hartenbower president of the failed Tonkka Exchange Bank. The House rejects Senate naval bill amendments for a dry dock at Norfolk and a Key West breakwater.
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James H. O’rourke
Pembroke Street
Irene Mabel O’rourke
William Albert Wintter
Albert Wintter
Seaview Avenue
O’rourke
City Normal
Lincoln School
Wintter
Wintter & North
Marie Veronica Oliver
Thomas Henry Keeley, Jr
Eva Beard
Devon
Dominick Gaddi
New York
Miss Oliver
Natalie Bennet
Sylvia Davenport
Lillian Merwin
Gale Moore
Florence Stage
Margaret Carroll
Eve Beard
Veronica Hurt Falls
Sally Dailey
Emaline Stott
Jane Criss
Marie Oliver
Messrs
Earle Whitney
Robert Haverill
Henry Williamson
Eugene Hill
Reuben Hawley
Charles Baldwin
Ralph Merwin
Erving Stott
Ernest Hurt Falls
Howard van Dusen
Thomas Keeley, Jr
Young ladies set for Scotland voyage after graduation
Mira Winttread Mary Japp, second Barnum prize winner at High School graduation, and her sister Jessie Jape, sail Saturday June 27 on the Caledonia. They will visit relatives in Scotland and return for September school opening. Also, Charles Murdock Jamieson wed Edna Rebecca Scales in Philadelphia with plans to live in Collingswood. An unexploded bomb found at St Mary the Virgin church in Reading, England, suspects militant suffragettes.
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Mira Winttread
Mary Japp
Barnum
Charles Murdock Jamiezen
George A Jamionon
North Avenue
Edna Rebecca Scales
Samuel Joseph Scales
Jersey City
N. J
Second Presbyterian Church
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Reading
England
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