Marriages and Deaths Listed Across Connecticut Towns
A June sequence of marriages and deaths is recorded from towns including Randolph Danbury Shelton Norwalk Stamford Torrington and Bethel. Notable entries include Neal Richmond and Anna Elizabeth Harris June 19 in Randolph and Victoria Adelaide Mead June 21 in Riverside. Other notices record John Grant 70 Norwalk June 21 and Jeremiah Sullivan Stamford June 26.
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Richmond-Harris
Randolph Vt
Neal Willard Richmond
Northfield
Anna Elizabeth Harris
Danbury
Wn-Dowling
Shelton
Alice Teresa Dowling
Joseph Thomas Brown
Bsimon-Corrigan
Noroton
Elizabeth Corrigan
Louis Simon
Logan -Mangenot
Torrington
Logan
Josephine Mangenot
Isers-Peeck
Norwalk
Minnie Louis
Samuel W. Peck
Frederick
Weston Beyer
Edith M. Bunnell
Bennell-Armstrong
Ralph L. Pennell
Adeline M. Armstrong
Mallory-Tweedy
Charles A. Mallory
Marion Hawley Tweedy
Morse-Barclay
Mise Iva G
W. S. Barclay
William M. Morse
New York
Livan-Ghraf
Stamford
Migg Anna Graf
Jeremiah Sullivan
Emslie Kenney
Bethel
Nora Ciotilda
Michael Kenney
Richard Samuel Emstie
Local Obituaries and Notices from Danbury Area
Obituary notices list the deaths of George L. Brehm at 21 in Oronoque on June 25 1911, and Richard H. Campbell of Danbury on June 22 aged 52, plus Frances Fitch Cromwell wife of William Cromwell Jr, Paul Hunfalvy 40, Harriet Stevens 76, Henry Richardson 77, Abner R. Smith 60, Mrs James Hannon Stamford, Thomas W. Dale 66 Greenwich, Thomas McGettrick 30 Shelton, Charles M. Tuttle 60 Norwalk. Burial details vary with private funeral at 586 Brooks street and Lakeview cemetery in Danbury area.
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Oronoque
George L. Brehm
Brooks Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Fcampbell
Newtown
Richard H. Campbell
Danbury
Cromwell
Frances Fitch
William , Cromwell, Jr
Nfalvy
Paul G. Hunfalvy
Stevens
Harriet E
Thomas C. Stevens
Watertown
Henry D. Richardson
Smith
Abner R. Smith
Hannon
Stamford
James Hannon
Dale
Greenwich
Thomas W. Dale
Ettrick
Shelton
Thomas McGettrick
Tuttle
Norwalk
Charles M. Tuttle
Frances Marble obituary and public funeral at St Johns
Prayer over the remains of Miss Frances A. Marble, founder of the Courtland School and charter member of the Contemporary Club, were offered at Rev. John DePeu’s home by Rev. Charles Ray Palmer. Public funeral services at St Johns Episcopal Church drew a large crowd with Rev. William H. Lewis officiating. Bearers included F. W. Stearnes, F. D. Bell, George W. Barker, Justice George W. Wheeler and Henry Stevenson. Remains sent to Newtown for interment. Also noted is William Bradley Coley of Westport receiving Harvard’s honorary MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances A. Marble
Courtland School
Contemporary Club
John DePeu
North Congregational Church
Charles Ray Palmer
Yale University
St. John’s Episcopal Church
William H. Lewis
F. W. Stearnes
F. D. Bell
George W. Barker
Justice George W. Wheeler
Henry Stevenson
Newtown
Weather Indications and Local Committees for Event
New Haven forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight and Thursday with light southwest to northwest winds. Clearing by afternoon, then fair and cooler Thursday and Friday. Interest grows in the New England Order of Protection field day at Steeplechase Island on Saturday August 12, with M. M. Isabell and Charles E. Williams coordinating with other lodge committees. John W Gates III, Paris, is confined to bed after throat operations and expected to recover in a few days. Steuben lodge officers elected include N G Peter Hummel V G John Koestner recording secretary Henry Kollmannsperger treasurer Anton Postizzi and trustees Charles Henss William Paul Adam Geist. Sacramento report notes Rev Franklin Baker defending Sunday baseball, arguing $15 million spent on baseball last season is better than foreign missions and portraying the sport as Americas mental shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
New England Order of Protection
Steeplechase Island
M. M. Isabell
Charles E. Williams
Iive
John W. Gates III
Paris
John W.gates
Gates
Steuben Lodge
N. G
Peter Hummel
Vv. G
John Koestner
Henry Kollmannsperger
Anton Postizzi
Charles Henss
William Paul
Adam Geist
Sacramento
Cal
Franklin Baker
First Unitarian Church
America
Rankin Hallock
Broadbent
Crow's Nest
Bart Rufford
Clay
Hodges
Lidgerwood
Bradford
Andy
Williams
Gridley
Henry Gridley
Henry
Angels
Copah
Desert
Judson
John
Indson
Rafferty
Cat Biggs
Wall Street Today Firms After First Hour
At 11 am a firm tone took hold after the opening hour with many issues rising above yesterday's close. Government bonds remained strong while other bonds held steady.
Motorcycle Policeman Gorgas Testifies in Auto Hearing
Motorcycle Policeman Gorgas testified before Secretary Rogers in the Medialey Auto Co case heard in the Capitol yesterday. He stated the Bridgeport bound car operated on June 20 without required markers. decision reserved. PUBLIC CONCERT REHEARSAL SEVENTY-FIVE SINGERS FROM GERMANIA SCHWAEBISCHER MAENNER CHOR AND ARION SOCIETIES REHEARSED UNDER PROF JOHN ADAM HUGO FOR SUNDAY PARK CONCERT. TWO MORE ITEMS: THOMAS NOON BOTTLE OF FINE BEERS, FREE DELIVERY AT FAIRFIELD BEACH MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. MOERLIN'S EXTRA BEER $1 PER CASE. TELEPHONE 109-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas
Rogers
Capital
Medialey Auto Co
Stamford
Bridgeport
Germania
Schwaebischer Maenner Chor
Arion
Germania Hall
John Adam Hugo
Thomas Noon
Fairfield Beach
Moerlin
The Taming of Red Butte Western Continues
Benson reports up on Flemister wiring and bridge timber theft at the Wire Silver back door. Lidgerwood weighs Hallock’s guilt and Benton's survey of the spur, rail yard, and mine, while Gridley confronts Judson over a drunken episode as trouble mounts.
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Lidgerwood
Benson
Flemister
Hallock
Butte
Goodloe
McCloskey
Spurlock
Harlock
Callahan
Callahan Saw Him Coming Out of There.” Lidgerwood
Mac
Flemi
Silver Switch
Gerwood
Pennington Flemister
Crosswater Hills
Blazes
Judson Faces Rufford Threat in Red Desert Power Struggle
In the Angels roundhouse, tensions rise after an attempt on Lidgerwood’s life. Ex-distiller Arton Rufford, a feared figure in the West, is suspected to kill or be killed, with Judson and others debating whether Lidgerwood will fight back, flee, or be outmaneuvered.
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Judson
Arton Rufford
Tennessee Mountains
Lidgerwood
Red Desert
Rufford
Angels Roundhouse
Dawson Cottage
Williams
Red Butte
Lester
Bart Rufford
John
McCloskey
Fatty
Rank Hallock
Styleful Hats Cut From Higher Prices
Styleful hats from Howland millinery once marked five to seven dollars are now priced at two fifty and five dollars. The straw and trimming are described as correct and tasteful, with broad color variety and summer wear suitability. The piece notes that past prices ranged above three fifty.
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Howland Millinery
Water Wings and Bathing Caps At Jennie Hamilton's Pharmacy
Deep Sea Bathing Makes life on the shore worth living during the summer. Silk and rubber bathing caps keep hair dry, 50e. Water Wings sustain weight and give confidence, 25e and 30e. Forger, Want Ads. 1 Cent Word.
Special-value petticoats in Heatherbloom fabrics
Heatherbloom petticoats offered in new graceful lines with a deep embroidered edge. Colors include black gray tan blue and brown. Original price $2 now $1.65 at second floor.
Hand Bags for Women at 79 Cents Each
Small lot of leather bags presented as convenient and attractive for women. Each bag features a purse, single or double handle, metal or leather frame, and ample space for small items. Regular dollar value bags offered at 79 cents, left of Main street door.
Extra-good stationery sale near Fairfield avenue door
A compact catalog item describes approved stationery priced at 25 cents a box and 19 cents for correspondence cards and envelopes. Notes include one quire of paper and matching envelopes, of nice weight and finish, approved by tasteful critics.
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Fairfield Avenue
Howco baking powder offered at three day sale
A local ad promotes Howco baking powder at 29 cents for a limited three day period starting Thursday. It boasts absolute purity and full strength with a regular price of 39 cents for a one pound can. Households who bought before are urged to buy again.
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THE
Mohican Company
Mead
Riverside
Victoria
Adelaide
Ivan Titus Mead
Joseph E
Grant
John Grant
Ryan
William _ Ryan
Canaan
Charles Kennel
Jonathan M. Meeker
Lucy
Catherine Lucy
John Beck & Son
Main ST
JAS. Horan & Son Florists
Hawkins Florist Stratfield
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Jackson's
Coley
William Bradley Coley
Westport, Conn
Harvard University Today
Staebry Lodge
Wall Street Today
HowLand
Malin Street
Cannon Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Russia
Jennie Hamilton
Heatherbloom
Howland Dry Goods
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