Riverside Obituaries Highlight Local Notables
The community mourns Carol ine 5. Robinson widow of John W Rob was widely known in this section where she spent much of her life. Dr August F Richter funeral held at 2 30 pm from 3280 Bar jillem arenas. Edward 8 Whittlesey of Chicago died at his daughter’s home. Anna Mosley Sharp’s funeral held at 4 pm from James W Mosley’s residence. Cornelia wife of Hobart Cole funeral tonight at 6 from William Kirkby’s home. Catherine Hanson Tracy requiem Mass at St Patrick’s Church with strong choir involvement.
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Caroline
Robinson Caroline
John W. Rob
August FP. Richtes
August F.richter
Barjillem Arenas
Paul Clemen
St. Paulie German
Edward
Whittlesey
Chicago
G. C. Gerrish
Laurel Avenue
Mr. Whittlesey
Royal Insurance Co
Anna Mosley Sharp
Anna Mosley
James W. Mosley
Curtis,avenue
Henry E. Kelley
St. George’s Episcopal
Cornelia
Hobart Cole
William Kirkby
Orchard Street
Cole
Danbury
Mathias
King’s Highway Chapel
Wooster
Catherine Hanson Tracy
Thomas Flynn
Norman Street
St. Patrick’s Church
John C. Lynch
Thomas J. Picker
John J
Schmidt
Sadie Dillon
Joseph Wheler
Howard Bozy
Clergy Appointments and Funeral Committal Mentioned
The text notes Charles F Burns William P Crow ley and Edward F Hanley with Rev Father Lynch leading the committal service at St Michael s cemetery. It also reports Rev Dr Tho J Drennan being appointed by Bishop John J Nilan to St Johns church Stamford as assistant.
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Charles F. Burns
William P. Crowley
Edward F. Hanley
Father Lynch
St. Michael's Cemetery
Tho. J. Drennan
John J. Nilan
St. John’s Church
Stamford
Burglar strikes Matt Maloney saloon on State Street
Thieves forced the rear door overnight and carried off several boxes of cigars and bottled goods from Matt Maloney’s saloon near Park Avenue on State Street. Clarence 5B Billings of Avon Street New Haven was remanded on bonds to appear July 3 in city court over a reckless driving charge connected to yesterday’s accident involving Joseph Levine, a local letter carrier who remains under treatment for injuries.
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Matt Maloney
State Street
Park Avenue
Clarence
Billings
Avon Street
New Haven
Joseph Levine
Toomey Committed to Norwich State Hospital
Maurice Toomey aged 26 and living with his brother John Toomey at 105 Colorado avenue was committed today to the state hospital at Norwich. He recently worked as a grave digger at St. Michael's cemetery and began to act queerly before being taken to Norwich by Investigator Alex Morrissay.
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Maurice Toomey
John Toomey
Colorado Avenue
State Hospital
Norwich
Toomey
St. Michael's Cemetery
Alex Morrissay
Suffrage leadership named in Connecticut districts
Mrs. W D Ascough, state SUFFRAGE chair, announces chairs for three CT Congressional Union districts. In Third district: Mrs. W Spencer Murray of New Haven. Fourth district: Mrs. John A Rusling Jr of Bridgeport. Fifth district: Mrs. Charles A Beard of New Milford. Also notes a Connecticut marriage and local business news.
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W. D. Ascough
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Connecticut
W. Spencer Murray
New Haven
John A. Rusling, Jr
Bridgeport
Charles A. Beard
New Milford
Want More Facts Before New Note Goes to England
Washington reports that the state department has not gathered enough facts on detention and seizure of American ships and cargoes to complete a new note to Great Britain. Secretary Lansing outlined the note will present academic blockade principles and British practice under the order in council. The British memorandum details measures to minimize neutral inconveniences, while claiming Americans have no grounds for complaint. The U S note will renew its March 1 protest, likely referring to the memorandum, but enforcement methods under the order will not be treated as central to the legality of Britain’s actions.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Eee
Lansing Eee
Order In Council
United States
Probate Court Hearing for Mary Mahan Estate
In Bridgeport, June 24 1915 the Probate Court orders the executor to seek sale of real estate from the estate of Mary Mahan. The hearing is set for June 29 1915 at 10 AM at the Probate Office Bridgeport. Notice must be published in a local newspaper and personally given to interested parties by June 26 1915. A Bacon Wakeman Acting Judge.
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Mary Mahan
Bridgeport
Savin Rock Promoters Fined for Sunday Law Violation
New Haven June 25. Several Savin Rock amusement promoters were fined small sums with costs for violating the Sunday observance law. Defendants argued the amusements were proper for Sunday. An employee of a fortune teller and another with minor duties were not fined. Prosecutor Smith said complaints would be investigated and prosecutions pursued where warranted.
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New Haven
Savin Rock, & Resort
West Shore
Smith
Reward Offered For Clues In Main Street Jewelry Robbery
The Pinkerton detective agency offers a reward of $100 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those involved in the Scher jewelry store robbery on Main Street. Despite efforts, no arrests have been made and no clues have surfaced in other robberies.
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Main Street
Pinkerton Detective’agency
Zapata Delays Carranza Advance in Mexican Capital
Zapata forces defending Mexico City engage the attacking Carranza army in artillery duels and delay its advance. Communication with Mexico City has been cut off since June 18 when General Gonzales cut the wires to Vera Cruz at Otumba, 25 miles east from the capital. Consular advices say wires remain down and restoration before Carranza entry is unlikely.
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Washington
Zapata
Mexico City
Carranza
Gonzales
Vera Cruz
Otumba
Druggists Elect Levy to Presidency of State Association
New Haven June 25 L H Levy of West Haven was elected president of the State Pharmaceutical Association during yesterday's Woodmont meeting. M S Hope of New Haven was chosen first vice president W N Noble of New Milford second vice president and P J Garvin of Bethel was re elected secretary treasurer.
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New Haven
L H. Levy
West Haven
State Pharmaceutical Association
Woodmont
Hope
W. N. Noble
New Milford
P. J. Garvin
Bethel
Writer Mrs Mathilde Coxe Stevenson Dies in Washington
Ethnology author Mrs Mathilde Coxe Stevenson died in Washington aged sixty. The Adriatic liner arrived in New York from Liverpool with 211 passengers and 3500 bags of mail. The French Chamber voted credits for a ministry of… etc. Fifty six people have been killed and 433 injured by air raids since the war began.
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Mathilde Coxe Stevenson
Washington
Adriatis
New York
Liverpost
Dust deposition and social triumph unfold in odd anecdotes
The text discusses how heat affects dust on walls and furniture, noting hotter surfaces resist dust while open grates reduce dust buildup compared to radiators. It also tells a fable of a newly rich woman swallowing a caterpillar lettuce leaf to save face at an aristocratic dinner, affirming social climbing through quick wit.
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Atrepe
John Aitken
Neters
Mr. Aitken
Mia
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Hindle
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Main St. Cor
Sontea
Nike
Dresden
Royal Vincennes Cor
Neee
Syond’s Inn
Savoy Chocolates
Boston
el Jeromino
Padova
Rexall
Rexall Soda Mint
Rexall Bamboo
Borax
Rte
Scott's
Aee Kennedy
Hobson
Willams
Arnica
Salt’s Textile Co
Tyrus Wilson
Hiram Winterburn
William Wendt
Wallace Wendt
Lakeview Cemetery
Cornelia Cole
Catherine
Hanson Tracy
J. R. Rusling, JR
Sanford—Lister
Clifford Sanford
Laura May Lister
Samuel Laster
Central Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
William H. Jepson
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Olive Wells
Clarence ©. Lister
C. F. Gienotti
Gienotti
Victor Emanuel
Rome
H. C. Frick Coke Co
Connellsville
Rezion
Main ST
Rogers
England
State OF Connecticut
District OF Bridgeport
Bacon Wakeman
Savin Rock Amusement
Adolf Jacobson
William
Julius Cohen
Canada
London
Jacobson
Atlanta
Cohen
Anails
Jacobsons
Lous
Levy
Chamber of Deputies
Told Surfa
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