Surprise 17 year old beats veteran in New Haven golf
June 26 at New Haven Country Club Connecticut Golf Championship saw 17 year old R M Lewis from Ridgefield defeat S D Bowers Brocklawn 4 up and 3 to play in one match. Other winners included H T Top Greenwich over W P Beeley 4 up 2 to play and P wothwell Hartford over E K S New Haven 8 up 1 to play.
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En Haven
Connecticut
New Haven
R. M. Lewis
Ridgefield
S. D. Bowers
Brocklawn Club
M. H. Marlin
F. H. Gates
al Abbott
Btocklawn
M. A. Davis
H. T. Top
Greenwich
W. PF. Beeley
Brooklawn
P. Wothwell
Hartford
EKS
Pp. Merriman
Waterbury
C E_ Martin
N. RR
M'Neill suit over coal contract filed by Commercial Credit
Archibald McNeill Sons faced a 33000 suit by Commercial Credit Co of Baltimore to recover on a coal contract for 367% tons at 2.70 per ton. Defendants allegedly agreed February 24 1913 to buy from J K Dimmick Co of Philadelphia, the account later assigned to Commercial Credit Co who seeks payment. Local dealers say coal unsatisfactory. Case returnable to Superior Court Hartford June 9. State Secretary Philips held auto case hearings including Duncan Edwards Greenwich vs John Carroll over a June 6 near collision with a team. Edwards urged case heard. Secretary East Side or West End v
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Archibald McNeil @ Sons
Cre
Tt Cb
Baltimore
J. K. Dimmick Co
Philadelphia
Commercial Credit Co
Gaertford
Philips
Duncan Edwards
Greenwich
John Carrol
Trent
Edwards
LYN Ford Bros. Tri
East Side
West End
Phillips Returns License After Caution to Carroll
After warning Carroll to be more careful in the future, Phillips returned the license.
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Phillips
Carroll
Conviction In Milford Inn Case Reported In Milford Court
Milford June 26 Mrrs Jessie Forster proprietress of the Milford Inn appeared in town court yesterday and pleaded ignorance that liquor was being sold during a recent Sunday raid by state detectives. Robert Gates a bartender was fined 25 on three counts. Several Bridgeport residents released on bonds of 20 failed to appear and forfeits were entered. The notification also advertises a sale of ladies fine Muslin underwear at reduced prices from a New York supplier.
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Milford
Mrrs
Jessie Forster
Milford Inn
Mqguor
Robert Gates
Bridgeport
Commissioners Order Fenderloin Saloons to Close
Five saloonkeepers were ordered to close their establishments tomorrow after licenses were revoked last December. Each man owes $257.75 for the privilege of selling since December 1, 1612, with renewals denied due to disorderly conduct. Names: William Hart, Frederick Steinter, Thomas Rock, Pasquale Richards, Louis Marcantonio. Dudley Stafford and Angelo Stavalo warned to show cause next Tuesday. both had liquor-law convictions.
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Case
Wiliam Hart
Union Square
Frederick Steinter
State Street
Thomas Rock
Pasquale Richards
Water Street
Louis Marcantonio
Bank Street
Stratford
Dudley , Stafford
Angelo Stavalo
Stafford
Stratford Inn
Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Japan and the United States in the North American Review
The June North American Review features essays on Japan and the United States by Griffis Seltz and Lea, plus pieces on public health, Great Britain's Europe position, Periclean Athens, symbolic poetry in France, and critical theology. Also notes on co operation industrial aid societies and new books. TO RENT a three furnished room flat at 106 Courtland St. telephone.
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Japan
United States
North American Review
William Elliot Griffis
Don C. Seltz
Commodore Perry
Homer Lea
Publc
C. E. A. Winston
Department of Health
American Museum of Natural History
Brittain
Europe
Sydney Brooks
Charles Waldstein
Pisistratus
France
William A. Nitze
Gamatel Bradford, Jr
a.Ledy
Jane Austen
D. McConnell
Erving Winslow
Department of
John Bonner Funeral Mass Remembers Local Plumber Leader
The Catholic funeral for John Bonner was held at Sacred Heart Church with a solemn high mass for the repose of his soul. Rev Father Judge led the service, with Revs Mooney and Picker assisting. Interment followed at St. Michael’s Cemetery. Bonner, a respected plumber and Democrat, was active in local business circles and party fundraising. pallbearers included Robert Whalen, John Kemple, James Grant, William Casserly, William Bonner, and John Ryan.
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John Bonner
Church of the Sacred Heart
Atlantic Street
Father Judge
Mooney
Picker
Schmidt
Margaret Cummings
Thomas Driscoll
Robert Whalen
John P. Kemple
James Grant
William Casserly
William Bonner
John Ryan
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Judge
Bonner
Graeme Charged With Smuggling Plane Into Mexico
Seattle man Graeme, sought by federal authorities in Phoenix for smuggling an aeroplane across the border into Mexico, was arrested by a U S deputy marshal. He admitted crossing the line on May 13 after serving as chauffeur for Frank Elias, a Mexican revolutionary figure, and said he knew of no bombs or munitions carried during the trip.
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Seattle
Wash
R. W Graeme
Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico
United States
Graeme
Arizona
Nogales
Women to Demonstrate at Capitol for Suffrage Amendment
Washington reports that leaders of the National Woman's Suffrage Association have arranged a Capitol demonstration for Monday. Petitions will be presented to the Senate urging immediate passage of the proposed constitutional amendment granting women the vote.
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Washington
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Capitol
Senate
Government workers miss full July holiday request
Washington reports that despite petitions, President Wilson declined to grant a full government holiday on July 5. Half mast flags were deemed unnecessary as gloom settled over thousands of clerks and employees after the decision.
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Washington
Wilson
President Rejects Saturday Holiday Precedent
A July 4 holiday and the following Saturday prompted a request to make Saturday a full holiday. The Chief Executive declined, noting he did not want to establish a precedent, so clerks would not gain three consecutive vacation days.
Hurley Company Plans 24 Foot Store Expansion
The W. R. Hurley & Company business has grown at 1154 Main, prompting a 24 foot rear addition. When finished the clothing establishment will be one of the citys best, reflecting a substantial move to larger quarters.
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W. R. Hurley & Company
Hurley
Weather Indications for New Haven and Connecticut
June 26 forecast shows cloudy weather with occasional showers tonight and Friday, slightly warmer tonight. Connecticut expected to remain cloudy and warm with possible showers, light to moderate south winds. Today’s conditions: cloudy and showery across northern districts from the Rockies to New England and along the Atlantic coast from Florida to Maine. The Rocky Mountain disturbance has drifted east slowly, now centered over Nebraska under high pressure off the New England coast.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Rocky Mountains
New England
Atlantic
Florida
Maine
Rocky Mountain
Nebraska
Ground broken for $15,000 Benedict cats home near Greenwich
Greenwich June 2 ground broken for a $15,000 structure on the Benedict estate to house Mrs Clifford Harmon's twenty eight cats and twenty five kittens. The building will have nineteen apartments and be ready for occupancy in the fall. A cottage will serve as living quarters for cat expert Mrs F Y Mathies.
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Greenwich
Benedict
Clifford Harmon
Herjmon
Commodore BH. C. Benedict
New Saloon Law Posters Prepared For Announcement
Notices warn that on August 1 a law abolishing free food in saloons goes into effect. Placards prepared by state liquor dealers inform patrons. Law, created by state tuberculosis commission, aims to curb freebies in licensed liquor venues.
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Sew Haven
Sune
Tuberculosis Commission of
State
Ant
Committee On Public Health and Safety
Senate
House’ of Representatives
General Assembly
Thomas F
South Carolina Gold Output 1912 Reported
The 1912 mine production in South Carolina yielded 1526 ounces of gold valued at 16915, with silver output of 47 ounces worth 29, all recovered during refining. Total value fell by 12.11 from 1911, sourced from five small placers including Haile mine, noted as large low-grade ore producer east of the Homestake in North Dakota, with 251 tons at 2.17 dollars per ton. includes unrelated ad lines about removers and pharmacies.
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South Carolina
HD. McCaskey
Millet Btatee Geological Garvey
Haile
Ue Homestake
North Dakota
Unclear OCR Notice on CleanEase Product
Fragmentary OCR text mentions CleanEasy and a product cap claim with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond the product name and a Stratford reference. Unable to extract a coherent report of facts.
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United Depart. Stores, Inc
New York
Nainsock
Batiste
Princess
Bowers
Lad
Brenton
M.S
F. W. Simons
F. Hotchkiss
R. P. Butler
F. E. Bigelow
J. W Allen
F. W. Williams
I. F. Hotchkiss
R. Foote
T. Snow
F. H. Brown
M'Neill
United Department Store
Main
Golden Hill
New Yorks
Nainscok
Aldo
Villeneuve
North Main Street
Woodside Ave
Gharron
Tithe Co
The
Whitehead-Jones Co
Connecticut National Bank
Bridgeport, Conn
Scofield
Hoyt
Mary ¥. Scofield
Norwalk
Dudley EB. Hoyt
Scott
Court of Common Pleas
Courtland St
South End
Tiefisboule-Gelian
A. Hurley
Harmon
E. G. Benedict
Oxfords
Thing & Co
Thing & Con
Main Street
J. J. Phelan
Charles A. Shackett
Ony. It the Pharmacy
Fabicid Avenases Co
Cannon St
Wie
Lion Brand
Lion Clothing CO
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