Pupil Concert Highlights Early Chopin and Brahms Pieces
A crowded audience at Ware enjoyed a recital by Prof J Adam Hugo’s pupils led by William Tomlin. Miss Joan Allen, Miss Annie Atkin, and Charles Bicsko performed standard concertos with notable polish. The program also featured Miss Edna North and Miss Beatrice Finley, plus a later piano festival at the Pequonnock Bank building with Miss Gertrude Laubscher assisting Joyce.
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Ware
J. Adam Hugo
Belmg
William ‘Tomlin
Theas
Joanin Allen
Gastym Oaggain
Charles Bicsko
Inter
Annie Atkin
Hugo
Arthur Waterhogan
Boris
Birth — Robinson
Aleely Pirksl
Beethoven
Edna North
Tomlinson
D'Hardetot
Minera
Mackinee
Rose Marie Anil
Carpoell
Elmer Jones
Pequonnock Bank
Joyce
Gertrude Laubscher
Jennem
Ethel Buchanan
Bessiea Wortman
Fawcette
Mamer Waller Keating
Oberon Faninate
von Weber
Loretta O
Chi
Miss Landscher
Raff
Mixw Jette
Christianson
Gottechulle
Lina Bychanas
Mildred Forter
Bridgeport Architect Joseph Northrop Honored
Magazine features three Bridgeport residences designed by Joseph W. Northrop including the Beil house and Northrop’s own home. The article praises Northrop as the humper of Howse Beau, noting portraits of local residents.
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Howse Beau‘fal
Bridgeport
Joseph W. Northrop
Frank D. Beil
Mr. Northrop
Mare
Tmrt
Favorit Ube
Band Concert at Seaside Park Tonight
The Wheeler and Wilson band performs at Seaside Park tonight with pieces including Light Guard Overture Martha Butterflys and selections from L Arlesienne and Star Spangled Banner conducted by John A. Lynch with works by Bendix Trinkaus and Lampe on the program.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Seaside Park
Mare
D. Ww
Reever
Martha’ Flotow
Theodore Bendix
George P. Trinkaus
Alma
Bodewelt Lampe
L’arlesienne
Photographers Learn of City Advantages on Island
Bulletin No 1 of the New England Photographers Association outlines Steeplechase Island benefits for visiting photographers next fall. The circular highlights Bridgeport as a convention city and lists hotel accommodations. Washington officials oppose hippo imports to breed animals citing disease and risk to American livestock.
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The
New England Photographers Association
Knights of the Camera
Bridgeport
Judson argues against income tax amendment in Senate
Hartford report details Senator Judson opposing ratification of the federal income tax amendment. The piece cites his view that removing apportionment endangers Eastern states finances and risks taxing state and municipal bonds, urging Connecticut to reject the measure amid debates on internal improvements and federal power.
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Hartford
Judson
Senate
Felow
Union
United States
General Assembly
Connecticut
Congress
House of
Hughes
New York
Baldwin
Alarich
Mississippi River
Rhode Island
Weddings Weave Joy Across Milford and Norwalk
The article notes two June weddings. Mr. Willard Milton Taylor of Port Chester and Miss Louie Fairchild Kellogg of Milford wed, plan a home at 45 High Street Milford after a Vermont honeymoon, with gifts and a Sept. 1 homecoming in Port Chester. The Johnson Egan pair, Miss Jullagan and Mr. Frank L. Johnson, married at St. Augustine's, 3 AM nuptial mass, with reception at 299 Olive street. they will honeymoon in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore and reside at 257 Wood Avenue after July 25.
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Vermont
New England
High Street
Milford
Port Chester
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
New York
Pratt
South Norwalk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mrs. Johnson
Wood Avenue
Prof Hugo to Lead Chorus at Gongert Concert
Prof Hugo selected to lead the chorus of combined German Singing societies for the public band concert at Seaside Park on July 9. The first rehearsal of this chorus will be held Tuesday evening.
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J. A. Hugo
Seaside Park
Epworth League
Nichols
Thodore
Henderson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Etta Christianson
None to Blame for Young King's Death
Coroner clears August Kroll of Williams A. team after John G. King, 17, Thunderbolt center fielder, dies from an accidental hit during a game. Funeral held in Beloit Kansas. World bread record cited after wheat harvest and baking.
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John G. King
Thunderbolt
August Kroll
Williams A
New Mayen
Wilson
Young Kroll
Beloit
Kas
W. 5
S. Cable
Kent Firebug Spreads Ruin Across Town
A vigilante committee is being considered in Kent Connecticut as the firebug’s activities intensify. In the last fortnight several buildings burned including the Kent School House two weeks ago and barns at Ingernoll Plain and the Geylord home. Monday night the lumber yard and store of Watson and Morehouse were destroyed prompting a state police appeal.
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Kent
Conn
Kent Achoal
Ingernoll Plain
Geylord
Watson & Morehouse
Postal Telegraph Cable Co says Mackay system not selling Texas lines
E J Nally vice president and general manager denies reports that the Postal Telegraph Cable Co of Texas sold its Texas lines to Western Union. He says Mackay built new lines into Oklahoma and Texas and will run its own telegraph service, while the Texas Postal under Bell control passes eastbound traffic to Western Union. The public may bear such combinations to the East.
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E. J. Nally
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Texas
Hne
Western Union
Mackay System
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisians
Bel Co
Mackay
Wichita
Kansas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Gulf
Oklahorma
Postal Telegraph Cable Company of
Bell
Bell Company
Texas Postal
Memphis
New Orleans
Mackay Company
Doings In Local Fraternal Bodies
A special meeting of the five ward Aerie of Emgins opens Saturday in Danbury to decide prize aims and elect officers. Delegates 700 to 780 strong are expected led by Wheeler Wilcow and G F Bullering. first annual corporators meeting to be held. Waldemere Council and Adriphian Lodge prepare for July officer installations and significant attendance is anticipated.
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Svea Assembly
Conrad J. Johnson
Otto Victorson
Anna Victorson
Carl . Johnson
Charles Cackinson
Albert Bohlin
Vernan Peterson
Serjeant-At
Philip Carlson
Sentinel
George Kuser
John J. yNell
Johnson
Pichic
Grasmere
Fairfield
Tomigtt
Wort Aerie of
Emgins
Erie Danbury
Lise
Wheeler & Wilcow Nd
St Charles School Commencement Highlights Dolores Play
Commencement exercises at St Charles Parochial School featured the class presentation of the drama Dolores under Rev William H Lynch. Diplomas prizes were awarded by Rev Lynch and a banquet followed for three graduating classes with many parents and visitors in attendance.
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Charles
St Charles
Dolores
Thin Skatra
William H. Lynch
St. Charles’ Church
W. H Lgnen
Jores
Bundock
Mrs. Norton
Bile Murphy Augusta
Y Brien
Franchette
McDonald
Beth Nolan
Nellie
Hering
Constance
Rose Princely
Towle
Alice Brady
Alles Howe
Alice McGuire
Muth
Rosner Mary Ryan
Frank Nichols
Rosner
Wai Ter Fethelton
Lilien Pasting
Laurine Judge
Tine Bradz
Edna Ostotnighe
Clifford Mosley
Sheerin
Blanche Nowell
Joseph Carmodh
Charles Hanson
Jamen Pisneman
Stella Goudreau
Charlotte Waters
Thomas McNamara
Joan
Hiatt
Jorge French
Noonan
Jette Clack
Catherine McAirey
Ele McQueeney
Tleuman
Arther Rekarak
May O'Leary
Catherine O'Brien
Daniel McPadren
Anns (Keman
Anna Reilly
Térena Metcalre
May Hickey
Nees Lavery
Miss Burroughs Pupils in Recital at Varuna Hall
At Varuna hall on State and Court streets the pupils of Miss Harriet L Burroughs present an evening recital with contralto Ellen Martha Hanson assisting. Participants include Martha Hanson, Pauline Hanson, Mildred Brennan, Louise Craw, Lowes Hudson, Margaret Memplerens, Marlar Krnnee, Tretia Hewett and Harold Weed.
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Varuna Hall
State and
Court Streets
Harriet L Burroughs
Eilen Martha Hanson
Bronson
Vindsier
Clude
Martha and
Pinp
Ence Hanson
Mildred Brennan
Louise Craw Dirt
Lowes Hudson
Min Margaret Memplerens
Marlar Krnnee
Mise Tre
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Mark Betittant
Laubecher
Pbridgeport
Seaside
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Geo. B.clark,& Co
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Lyon-Grumman-Manson Co
Cor
Middle Street
Crawford Laundry Co
Fainfield Avenue
State Department
House Committee
Thomas Morrison
William, Michael
Calcutta
India
William R. Day
Day
Albert A. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Michael
Hay
Morrison
Morrigan
W. D. Cook & Son's
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fairfield Avenue
Cannoc St
Wm. R. Winn
Stratford Ave
Jaycox Rubber Co
Main Street
Iield Cramon Bt
Scott—Marsh
William L. Douglas
Thomaston
Lees Chapel
Eastorn
Sport Hill
Lottie Frances Marsh
Henry J. Escott
Edward H. Marsh
Mabel C. Marsh
Helen Marsh
Frederick Bevans
Stratford
Charles T. Brewer
Ezra W. Seeley
Mrs. Escott
Marsh Bros
Driggs—Barron
Sacred Heart Church
Vernon, Yes~ Isrday
Jennie Barron
Milton H. Driggs
Father Lee
Theresa Barron
James Barron
Berkshires
Fal Vesngunm
Church of the Redeemer
Vera . H Wright
Arthur W
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Carroll Avenue
Thomas—Buntey
Eleanor
Mabel Buntey
John Edmund Thomas
Mabel
Robert Dalling
F. S. Child
Congregational Church
Thomas
Dalling
Prof
Gongert
Teefbottle
Main St
Main
Middle Sta
Vigilance Committee
LO. C. F. Bulldere
Heta Corporators
G. F. Bullaing
Waldemere Council
Waldemere Rouneti
Ammari
T. Fuulae
Peea’ Gath
Adriphian Lodge
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ST. Charles School
John F. Fay
St. Vincent Hospital
Seymour Kem
Germantown
Willard
Fortrumbull Beach
W. O., Laughna
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Katherine McGuire
Howland Dry Goode Tor Mutual Benefi Association
Savin Rock
People's Presbyterian Church
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Mayes, Pith Co
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