Amusements at the Strand Four vaudeville bill finale
Those who have not heard Dores's Geaux ami Belles or The Strand Four should hurry to the theatre before the rush. Beaux and Belles is handsomely staged with wartime atmosphere, while Charlie Chaplin stars in The Fatal Manet and Dirty Face Dan completes the bill.
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Dores
Strand Four
Plam
Ben
Dpress
Charlie Chaplin
Dan
Polis Vaudeville Bill At The Peewee Playhouse
Patrons packing Polis for months enjoy a balanced vaudeville lineup led by The Flaming Ord photoplay starring Jane Grey and Lionel Barrymore. Acts include Edith Mote Sam Edwards Verets Murphy Foley Dancing Mars Lemaire Dayson and the Stayman Ali Arabs a Broadway sensation. The feature photoplay Four Weathers stars Howard Stabrooke and Treweeld with a humorous Ham comedy closing.
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Peewee Oe
Stones Gee Lion
Edith Mote
Roeperess
Sam Edwards
Verets & Crook
Murphy & Foley
Vaudevillians
Dancing Mars
Lemaire
Dayson
Weathers
Battefield
Howard Stabrooke
Tréweeld
Poli Papners
Ali
Jane Grey
Lionel Barrymore
Alumni Banquet Fetes St Charles School Graduates
Alumni association members from St Charles School attended a graduation banquet after exercises on Thursday evening. The lists span classes from 09 through 14, naming many graduates and accompanying attendees. Funeral designs and John Reck & Se are noted at the end.
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St. Charles' School Alummni ‘Association
Nilian Fox
Rosella Judge
Alice Kelly
Ethel Burns
Bessie
Pauline Lauman
Anna
Mary McGee
Elizabeth McPadden
Marie O’brien
Loren Payden
Irene Stanley
Margaret Tierney
John Corcoran
Joseph Donnell
Charles McHlrey
Harold Fox
Francis Rock
Peter Hanbury
Michael Simko
Daniel Kenny
John Kane
Mary Risley
Mary Healy
Helen McGuire
Loyola McHeever
Evelyn McCabe
Margaret O'Brien
Edith O'Hara
Veronica May
Helen Rogers
Irene White
John Bernard
Francis Donnelly
Harry Denny
Francis Denny
Thomas Gillespie
Jas. Sealy
Edward McGee
Lawrence McMahon
John O'Connell
John Sizovitch
Francis Shaughnessy
Alice Brady
Dorothy Bundock
Catherine Cosgrove
Alice Howe
Beatrice Lawery
Ella Murphy
Irene MacDonald
Eligabeth Nolan
Margaret O’brien
Frose Princely
John Brown
John Barrett
William Denny
Edward Fox
Joseph Finnegan
Matthew Kiely
Vincent King
Robert Noonan
Edward McNamara
Robert Phelan
Joseph Prokop
John Ryan
Edoward Smith
Nathan Smith
Francis Simkoe
John Burke
Henry Donnelly
Clifford Mooney
Arthur McPadden
Albert O'Brien
Harold Oesay
John Prokopt
Francis White
Bessie Crowley
Genevieve Crehan
Helen Healy
Anna May Murray
Gertrude Lanze
Lucy McGee
Elizabeth Malone
Blanche Knolle
Flamina Pengue
Anna Riley
Margaret Smith
Charlotte Walters
Wiliam Coyne
Henry Fox
James Dinand
James Finnegan
Edward Gillespie
John Reck & SE
Suffrage Poem: A Grandmother’s Brooch and Voting Rights
A poem recalls a grandmother’s gold brooch used to fasten a gown as the speaker reflects on women’s rights. A yellowed letter reveals the era’s belief in virtue over rights, and the speaker vows to entrust the brooch to the suffrage cause, noting that full rights arrive slowly.
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Oreola W. Haskell
Bits of Byplay echoes of 1816 jokes and jests in Cincinnati
A collage of quips and verse from a 1816 Cincinnati Enquirer page features playful banter about ball players, daily life, and social foibles. It includes humorous exchanges on strikes, dentures, Sabbath questions, and domestic life, punctuated by brief verses and a closing bouquets note for John Reck & Son.
Benny's Notebook exposes a hurried vaudeville fiasco
Lee Pape recalls a chaotic village show by Puds Simkins and Skinny Martin. Tickets sold two weeks ago covered 356 seats for six actors. The Buffalo Bills Revenge themed performance lasted about ten minutes as the audience awaited more acts. The cast eventually left quietly, with a sign reading The show is over.
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Rs Fellas
Puds
Simkinses
Akkount
Puds Simkins
Skinny Martin
My Cuzzin
Artie
Sid Hunt
Sam Krawss
Buffalo Bills
Redskins
Pritty Neer
Kepp
Acktors
Sumboddy
Wissel
Wich Nun
Enyboddy
Agen
Wen
Tashua and Long Hill Barn Dance and Local News
Entries describe a barn dance at Edward Burke's new barn with neighbors invited, plus numerous regional visits and social events. Notable items include measles illness of Ella Maurer, hydrophobia in a cow, a Hartford gun shoot, and a sharp quote on college education criticizing a 300 batting average without a literary degree.
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Edward Burke
Herbert Randal
Norfolk
W. F. Rahaan
Ella Maurer
Stevenson
Matilda Gregory
William Wildman
Bethel
AL Wildman
Albert Hemnrich
Edgward Erhard
Loretta Wild
George Wild
Bridgeport
Samuel G. Seeley
Newtown
Edith M. Peck
Sugar Street
Episcopal Society of
Tuashua
Franklin Mallette
Champion B. Cutter
Long Hill
Edward Booth
Hattertown
Aida Fields
Shelton
Hartford
Springfield
Cutter
William Cutter
Cutter Homestead
George Sherman
George
Carl Frauenberger
Cutter’s Hall
John Berger
L. Burgess
Albert Helmrich
Rheumatic Remedy Ad Seeks Suffering Readers
An advertisement for Hill's Rheumatic Remedy claims to cure rheumatism within 24 hours. It features testimonials from Ehlers, Goldman, and Geraty and offers free samples and a booklet from Hill Medicine Co. Addresses in New York and sales agents promised. public notices follow with obituaries and local notices.
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Hill
E. M. Ehlers
Grand Lodge of Mason of
New York City
A. Goldman
Victoria
Texas
Marshall F. W. Geraty
Manhattan St
New York
Hill Medicine Co
East 84Th St
N. Y
Adv
Certilax The Certified Laxative for Digestive Relief
Bad breath stems from a disordered stomach the ad claims Certilax clears the blood and purifies the system by gently but firmly stimulating bowels and liver. It promises effective action without harsh after effects claiming endorsement by 500 New York physicians and offers 10 25 or 50 cent price options from Curts Chemical Co.
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New York City
New York
Curts Chemical Co
EK 24Th St
State road work proposals sealed bids Hartford 1915
Sealed proposals for state road work in Bethel and Newtown will be received by the State Highway Commissioner until 2 PM on Friday July 2 1915. Bethel gravel construction about 6315 feet and Newtown native stone construction about 8040 feet. Plans at town clerks offices. Bid bonds or certified checks equal to one third of the cost required. The commissioner may reject any bid. Dated Hartford June 22 1915.
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Capitol
Hartford
Conn
Ffriday
Bethel
Newtown
Datjea
Co. J. Bennett
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