Obituary notices from Stamford and Darien June 1912 1913 dates
Died notices list multiple individuals with ages and residence addresses across Stamford Bethel Darien and surrounding towns. Entrants include Edward K friends Bonner John Bonner widow of Theodore Strateged Cathrine Ryan Josephine Hindley Ophelia Wiltmott Julia Windley and other passings with dates June 21 to June 26 and funeral arrangements at local residences churches and cemeteries.
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Duval
Edward K
Iataite
Avenue
Winaty
Bonner
John Bonner
Dayne
Atlantic Street
Beart Church
Cone City
Fort Clark- Gays
No. Ksidaventia
Sp. m. Eis
Mt. Grave Cemetery
Bethel
Theodore Strateged
East Village
Stamford
James Latourney
Wheahd
Susan H
Allen H
Wryan
Cath
Daniel Ryan
Danbury
Ruama
Sen ‘Whxon
Windley
Darien
Julia
Josephine Hindley
Wilmott
Tmogene
William
Cronin
Caro Charlotte
FOR SALE Krell upright piano and pianola attachment
One Krell upright piano, originally cost 308, now 115, good condition, monthly payments possible. Also a pianola attachment with 25 rolls of music for 85. Address M. Steinert & Sons Company, 915 Matin Street, near State Street. D265 b o. Also Bridgeport Gaelic Athletic Club election notice for members to attend club rooms Thursday night. Per order, T. J. Sullivan.
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Krell
M. Steinert & Sons Company
Matin Street
State Street
Bridgeport Gaelic Athletic Club
T. J. Sullivan
Bridgeport grads listed amid golf clubs and marriages
The notice lists Bridgeport High School graduates missing a name due to a typographical error, notes the Cum Laude honor roll, and lists state golf tournament clubs and scores. It also reports several marriages from June in Danbury Norwalk Darien and Greenwich, naming the couples and their hometowns.
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Josephine Evangeline Conklin
Bridgeport High School
Miss Conklin
Poison Sip Ends In Personal Crisis Attempt
Daniel Veloti a 25 year old barber at Stratford Avenue and Kossuth Street tried to end his life during an epileptic spell. He drank one and a half ounces of iodine but survived. he is recovering at Bridgeport Hospital.
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Peter Hail
Philadelphia
Michael Lastrona
Bostwick Avenue
Pennsylvania
Daniel Veloti
Stratford Avenue
Kossuth Strees
Veloti
Seaview Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Veleti
Dr. Curley
Nature
Prison sentences for white slavers in Hartford trial
The jury in the criminal superior court found Matteo Mastropasqua guilty of white slavery and sentenced him to one to ten years in prison. Ralph Acito was found guilty and received one to five years. Joseph Valentine was acquitted. Acito’s lawyers filed notice of appeal to the supreme court.
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Hartford
Criminal Superior Court
Matteo Mastropasqua
Ralph Acito
Joseph Valentine
Mastropasqua
Acito
Supreme Court
Connecticut Bankers Hold Annual Convention at New London
The 14th Connecticut Bankers Association annual convention opens at Griswold Hotel in New London with an 8 o'clock banquet. President Leslie Hopkins of Norwich will speak, Rev. Froderick W. Coleman will discuss borrowing and lending, and Francis Harvey Green will cover Interrogation Points. President Pugsley of the New York State Bankers Association will present an optimistic view of the republic's development. A nominating session follows adjournment to select ABA leaders and a delegate.
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New London
Connecticut Bankers’ Association
Griswold Hotel
Leslie Hopkins
Norwich
Froderick W. Coleman
Francis Harvey Green
Westchester
Pugsley
New York State Bankers’ Association
Republic
Connecticut
American Bankers’ Association
Newly Weds Receive $20,000 Nest Egg Gift in New Britain
Attorney John B Lopatto of Wilkes Barre Pa and his bride Miss Mary Florence Skrituisky were married in New Britain on June 24. The bride’s father John Skrituisky, noted as a wealthy citizen, presented $10,000 as a wedding gift, matched by the groom’s father. The couple start life with a substantial nest egg provided by both families.
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New Britain
John 8. Lopatto
Wilkes-barre
Lopatto
Mary
Florence Skrituisky
John Skrituisky
Aldikewise
Wrecked Ford in Danbury to Britt collision injures front axle
After driving from Danbury to Britt without mishap WW. Tomlinson of Hattingtown had his Ford automobile badly damaged when it skidded and struck a tree at Fairfield and Clinton avenues this morning. The front axle was bent and the front springs broken. The machine was taken to the Peerless garage in Fairfield avenue.
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Dri
Danbury
Britt
WW. &. Tomlinson
Hattingtown
Fairfield
Clinton
Peerless
Fairfield Avenue
Liquor Dealers Weigh Appeals After License Rulings
Frederic A. Bartlett represents Frederick H. Steinert and Pasquale Richards, two saloon keepers who lost licenses when Judge Case of the Superior Court upheld the county board in denying renewals. Appeals may be filed within ten days. Five saloons remain open until then. after that date, owners must pay license fees for the active period.
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Ty Oo
Frederic A. Bartlett
Frederick H. Steinert
Pasquale Richards
Superior Court
Co Ve
Supreme Court
Clitus King
Louis Marcanénio
William Hart
Thomas Rock
Norwalk Garage Owner's Wife Secures Divorce
Hattie L. Craw of Norwalk was granted a divorce from Homer G. Craw a wealthy Norwalk garage owner by Judge Case in Superior Court this morning. The decree cites misconduct with Leah Redard of Norwalk. the couple wed December 18 1902. Mrs Craw's maiden name was Hattie Law Sherwood.
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Hattie L. Craw
Norwalk
Homer G. Craw
Craw
Leah Redard
Hattie Law Sherwood
George Quintard
Addie Ointaet
Train wreck on Canadian Pacific kills eight in Ottawa
Ottawa reports eight people killed when a immigrant train express on the Canadian Pacific railway derailed near Ottawa. The hacia wreck sent the Ottawa river embankment cars tumbling into a g ras spreading rails. The accident occurred shortly before 2 o'clock three miles west of Ottawa.
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Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Pacific Railway
Eleven Dead and 36 Missing After Buffalo Dust Explosion
Buffalo officials confirm eleven dead and 36 missing after a dust explosion at Husted Milling Company elevator. Rescue teams recover charred bodies from the ruins as crews in a shattered cupola search for more victims. Of 60 hospital casualties, many are not expected to recover while eight men remain unaccounted for.
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Buffalo
Husted Milling Company
Tony Kruger
William Widkowsky
Elk Street
Buckingham named by Baldwin in labor panel
Talcott H. Russell chaired a commission drafting a 1911 workmen’s compensation bill. Buckingham, former Bridgeport mayor and city clerk, and Frederick M. Williams, attorney for the Fifth district, join as commissioners. The panel will form rules before the law takes effect and prepare for claims adjustments. They begin work three months early to ensure readiness. The governor announced the personnel to allow ample preparation time.
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Talcott H. Russell
General Assembly
Buckingham
Bridgeport
Frederick M. Williams
Fifth
Creare
Star Boarder in Divorce Trial Amid Affection Allegations
In Common Pleas Court Anton Dedrill of Hollister Avenue testified in a $2,000 suit against Vincent Anta claiming alienation of his wife's affections. Mrs Dedrill admitted visiting Ante's rooms but said her trips were instructed by her husband and she only went when asked. The trial continued at press hour.
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Star
Anton Dedrill
Hollister Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Vincent Anta
Burnstein Case Before Pharmacy Commission
Hartford reports the state board of pharmacy reviewed 19 candidate licenses then met in secret. One commissioner discussed Waterbury cases but offered no details. The session focused on Abraham Burnstein of Bridgeport whose druggist license has been suspended since June 13 on heroin selling charges.
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Hartford
State Board of Pharmacy
Capitol
Cms
Waterbury
Abraham Burnstein
Bridgeport
Visitor Hires Auto in Theft Case at Ti Myrtle Ave
Bernard Blumberg and family reported valuables taken from their Ti Myrtle avenue home. A young man sought lodgings, packed valuables, hired an auto, and fled toward Stamford. Lieutenant Hazel pursued. the suspect, identified as Paul Vogel, was said to be under arrest in Stamford.
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Bernard Blumberg
Myrtle Avenue
Stamford
Hazel
Blumberg
Paul Vogel
Father appeals to police for his missing son
Hartford June 25 Joseph Abell of 52 Edwards Street appeals to police to help locate his fifteen year old son Henry who has been missing from home for several days amid fears foul play in the case.
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Hartford
Joseph Abell
Edwards Street
Henry
Anesemite
Noted Jap Okazaki laughs at idea of war with United States
Washington June 25 Kinjiro Okazaki a member of the Japanese parliament and chairman of the Japanese Baseball association visited New York to gauge eastern sentiment toward Japan for the foreign office He said western opinion opposed Japan while noting Japanese desire to lease land in California He dismissed war as absurd arguing no reason and questioning Japan’s ability to fund conflict
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Washington
Kinjiro Okazaki
Japanese Pariament
Japanese Baseball Association
Japan
Okazaki
London
Marquis Katsura
New York
Mr. Okazaki
United States_supreme ‘court
California
Wife murderer denies stay of execution
Hertford June leads Louis Saxon was hanged Friday morning for wife murder. His lawyers argued before Judge Joel H. Reed of the superior court seeking a stay of execution, but the judge denied the application after hearing the arguments.
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Hertford
Louis Saxon
Joel H. Reed
su/ court
Monahan Ryan Nuptials at St Marys Church
Miss Sarah Ryan daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Ryan of 216 Ann Street married Garry L Monahan manager of Logan Brothers store at 410 East May Street. High mass at 9 with Fathers Murphy Mulcahy and Leiferman assisting. Bride’s maid Mary Ryan. best man Joseph J Monahan. They will reside at Pembroke and Nichols streets after their honeymoon.
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St. Mary’s Church
Sarah Ryan
John J. Ryan
Ann Street
Garry L. Monahan
Logan Brothers
East May Street
Fathers Murphy
Mulcahy
Leiferman
Mary Ryan
Joseph J. Monahan
Pembroke and
Nichols Streets
WELL AND AS MUCH ADVERTISING PROMISES SUCCESS
Advertisers should push maximum effort and spend as much as possible to ensure sales success. The proverb implies no merchant fails when he advertises boldly and broadly.
Skirts Offered in Special Styles at Special Prices
For three days women’s skirts will be crafted from special value materials in new styles offered at special prices.
Special three day skirt sale offers made up woolen designs
For three days, Thursday morning, skirts of fine woolen sold complete at 4 and 5 dollars. Choose draped, close fitting, or extreme slashed styles with fabric made up in the store. Watch cutting, enjoy expert finishing, and receive a satisfaction guarantee. Selection includes mohair, serge, whipcord, and bedford cord fabrics with skirt prices as shown.
Crawford MacGregor golf clubs and bags sale at Sportmen's
Golfers should act now as Crawford MacGregor clubs and bags are offered at deep cuts. The sale runs four days more until next Monday night at the cle store with prices slashed on clubs from $2.35 to $1.29 and bags from $7.65 to $1.70.
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Cape
Cle
Hosiery and Underwear Sale From Howland Dry Goods
From a large seasonal stock of women underwear and hosiery the sale features silk stockings with double-texture garter tops and durable soles in white and black at 1.50. Silk boot stockings full fashioned with double silk top and high heel, in white or black, also offered. Swiss rib lisle vests with hand crocheted tops priced from 50 cents to 1.00. Venetian silk vests in low neck styles from 1.50 to 2.00. Girls’ cool lisle vests with sleeves or sleeveless options. Left aisle rear Howland Dry Goods store.
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Lisle
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