Two Deaths From Waterbury Wreck Reported
Waterbury March 4 Frederick I Armstrong of Ruthersord NM died after head on collision between a crowded trolley bound for New Haven and a work train near Bimmit on the New Haven and Waterbury line. This follows the death of W F Harper of Waterbury last Saturday. Deputy Coroner Makepeace nears completion of inquiry with a few witnesses remaining to be examined. Engineered tests by Elwell and Makepeace showed the block signal system worked and the red light signals were unaffected by the heavy train. The company says it will not withhold information and notes the motorman, arrested at the coroner's request and now out on bail, is no longer employed.
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Waterbury
Frederick I. Armstrong
Ruthersord
New Haven
Bimmit
Waterbury Hospital
Fternoon
W. F. Harper
Makepeace
C. C. Elwell
Public Utilities Commission
Elwell
Coromer
Connecticut
Newest of Six Cylinder Cars Is K R I T Model
The motor car show features the M. C. C. Six from K R I T Motor Car Co. It is the first six cylinder five passenger touring car shown locally and debuted publicly at the New York exhibit. The name comes from the initials of three of the company’s founders.
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Olds Motor Works
Oldsmobile
KRIT automobile details and Bridgeport representation
Officers of the K R I T company describe the ee motor as a 3 1 4 inch bore by 5 inch stroke delivering 36 HP. Wheel base 120 inches, tires 34 by 4, full weight with fluids about 2700 pounds. Equipment includes electric lights five lamps windshield mohair top side curtains robe rail demountable rims tire holders. Eck and Lines handles the K R I T for Bridgeport and vicinity.
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K-R-I-T
Ee Motor
Eck and Lines Company
Bridgeport and
Taft Becomes Member Of Governor's Foot Guard
Ex President William Howard Taft was voted into New Haven's Governor's Foot Guard at a large armory meeting. The action follows prior signals of his willingness to join, and he may assume a place among the guard upon his arrival in the city.
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William Howard Taft
Taft
New Haven
Governor's Foot Guard
Foot Guard
Motor delivery wagons chosen for parcel post fleets
The parcel post department adopts motor delivery wagons to handle varying weights for city post offices. Fleets are being built with different makes tested before permanent investment. Peck and Lines company lists K-R-I-T at the auto show. Girl Wanted Read the Farmer Want Ads.
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Parcel Post Department
U. S
Peck and Lines Company
Obituaries from East Bridgeport and area include Northrup death
The East Bridgeport resident Stiles W. Northrup, 48, died at 305 Noble Avenue. Survived by widow, three sons, a daughter, mother, sister, and several relatives. active in fraternal orders and local clubs. Also noted are deaths of Charles W. Blaikie, 51, and Vital Patnode, 71, with brief survivor details. Burial and church ties listed. services held for Kate Mato and Sarah Nichols.
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Stiles W. W Northrum
East Bridgeport
Noble Avenue
Northrup
George W
Stiles W
Arthur N
Hattie A
Jennie Hargrove
J. J. Bag
Charles W. Blaikie
Birdseye Somers Co
Lindsey——street
Grand Opening of Automobile Show
The Bridgeport Auto Show opens with Franklin and Buick displays at the north hall end, featuring six models including a six cylinder 38 h p Franklin and a 30 h p model M. Moon Cars and a battery powered runabout attract viewers. Local and visiting staff from Buick, Franklin, and Moon Motor Car Co. assist visitors as a wide array of trucks, motorcycles, and accessories fill the hall.
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Ths
Gray Brother
O. H. Banks
R. H. Fitch
Moyer
Franklin and Buick
Arthur L. Clark
H. P. Franklin
H. P
J. T. Hancock
New York
Buick Company
Robt. Laport
Franklin
H. Drucker
I. Rosenberg
Moon Motor Car Company
M. J. Goldman
Ellison Tire and Repair Company
Teast
Ford Booth
H. H. Nettleton
Colorado Avenue
W. H. Starbuck
J. C. Maitiee
J. L. Carpenter
Pierce Arrow
George W. Wuestfield
New Haven
Consolidated Motor Car Co
Chalmers
Carl H. Paige & Co
Krit and
Patterston
Martin
Messrs. Peck & Lines
International Truck
B.H. Reed
Stratford
Henderson
Knowles & Tomlinson
Weldorf ~Motor & Machine Company
Post & Lester Company
J. T. Leonard
A. L. Harris
NO RECOGNITION FOR TEETER AFTER FOUR YEARS OF SERVICE
Friends of George Teeter question why a four year substitute fireman who answered alarms without pay when others were absent did not receive permanent appointment. Teeter, son in law of veteran firefighter Michael Bly, served with Navy training and had kept his connection to the engine force. He refused lucrative positions to remain with the department, missing only one alarm in four years due to a tower bell failure.
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Teeter
New Haven
Navy
George Teeter
Johnstrest
Michael Bly
No. 5 Engine Company
Suymeo
Erequieu Zuypniour
Meriden Man Michael J O Callahan Dies of Pneumonia
Michael J O Callahan dies at his Meriden home 47 Yale avenue after a three day fever of pneumonia. He leaves a widow and son Michael two daughters Mrs James F Baker of New Haven and Mrs Peter Sorensen of Meriden. Funeral from his home Wednesday at 9 with a requiem high mass at St Rose Church at 9 30. One month ago he lost a daughter.
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Vital Patnode
South Avenue
Bridgeport Patent Leather &Co
St. Anthony's French R. C. Church
Wiliam
Mt. E. Forest
W.W. K. Reynolia
Michael J. Ocallahan
Yale Avenue
Meriden
Michael
James F. Baker
New Haven
Peter Sorensen
St. Rose's Church
O'Callahan
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Armstrong
Cheshire
B. J. Craft
Kate A
Michael Mato
Cannon Street
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Garah
Nichols
Elisabeth, M. J
Oakland
Dels
Ies
Oakland Greyhound
Bridgeport
Park City
Oilidsmoibmnlie
Lyford Bros
Beach Street
Oldsmobiles
Oaklands
Michael J. O’callahan
F. E. Lockwood
Fairfield County
Norwalk
Excelsior
Mone
Stanley T. Kellogg
Eastern
Bridgeport, Conn
State