Tyson Brothers to move rubber substitute plant to Stamford
Fairfield firms announce relocation after failing to find suitable local premises. Stamford teams arrive with tools and stock for the move while many orders remain to be filled. Some workers may stay in Southport. others will seek substitutes in the new location. Funeral of the late Mr Wallace scheduled for Sunday at 3 pm. Interment in South Norwalk. New library books include City Ballards and Farm Ballards and India Through Ages among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson Brothers
Stamford
Southport
Esmford
Wallace
Main Street
Allen Beeman
South Norwalk
Will Carlton
H. G. Wells
Stanley G. Wyman
James Furniss
Och
Dlace
F. M. Roosove
Norwalk
B. J. Flannigan
Peterson
Elliot Street
C. O. Jeliff
New York
Greenfield
Willis Bronson
Unquows Literary Society
Mitchell
Westport
Presbrain
Mitchell Roosey
Thal
Americas
Roosevelt
Russia
Algericas
Bureau of South American Republics
Santo Domingo
Liberia
Czart
China
Pacific
International Opium Congress
Niagara Falls
Germany
Congo
Leopold
Belgium
Panama Ie
Canal Zone
Theates States
Cuba
Philippines
Altoether
Senate
Civil Service
Census Office
Taft
J. Buckus
Dorothy Ripleyer
E. Guilbert
Religious Services in City Churches Listings
A detailed schedule of church services across multiple denominations. It lists Christ Episcopal Church on Courtland Street with Holy Communion and prayer services, Advent Christian, First Congregational, First Presbyterian, Olivet Congregational, West End Congregational, King’s Highway, First Methodist Episcopal, People’s Presbyterian, First Evangelical, Washington Park M E, Salvation Army, and the First Church of Christ Scientist. Include sermon topics, class times, baptisms, confirmations, weekday prayers, and special lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland Street
E. J. Craft
Holy Communion
Protestant Episcopal
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
F. H. Miller
A. C. Johnson
Hartford
Conn
Johnson
First Congregational Church
John de Peu
Cor. Broad and
Bank Streets
First Presbyterian
Bridgeport
William Wood
Yale University
West End
Central Africa
Christ
King’s Highway
Spring St
Noble Ave
P. E. Matthias
S. 5
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairfield Ave
Broad St
George M. Brown
Bible School
Epworth League
People’s Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Hall
Cannon St
H. A. Davenport
Lyins
Lydia Meyer
First Evangelical Church
New@eld
DeForest Avenues
L. W. Malcolm
Nelson
Young People's Alliance
George Clark
Thomas Bowman
D. D
Allentown
W. M. S. Washington Park M. E
Barnum and Noble Avenues
T. B. Neely
D.D
J. EB. Adams
C. S. Wing
D-D
Salvation Army
Elm Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
O'Clock Reading Room
Twilight service at Central Association YWCA led by Miss Porter
At the twilight service on Sunday at 629 State Street Miss Edith M Porter will lead and Mrs Robert Brown will sing a solo with Mrs Cann on piano. All women and girls are invited and strangers will be welcomed. An evening at South church chapel featured Ma Sweet and daughters as entertainers. Mrs B F Walker was praised for drilling the Philomathian Club. A thief entered Mrs George S Flather’s flat at 779 Colorado Avenue while she was away, stealing a purse over $3 from the kitchen table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Association
State Street
Edith M. Porter
Robert Brown
Cann
South Church Chapel
Ma. Sweet
B. F. Walker
Philomathian Club
George S. Flather
Colorado Avenue
Coal Conference Fails to Reach Agreement in Philadelphia
The second coal operators and mine workers conference ended with no deal. Both sides offered no compromises and plans for a March convention were noted as the existing three year agreement expires March 31. Committee members from Reading and United Mine Workers attended. Baer was ill and left early. The talks lasted about three hours with operators firm against demands and rejecting wage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lewis
Baer
Reading
Matti
United Mine Workers
J. L. Cake
Lewis al Ong
Mine Workers’ Committee
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Handsome scarf pin free offer from Merril Co
Thousands nationwide respond to The Merril Co. offer of a gourd plated scarf pin mailed free to any person sending name and address. The ad invites readers to include four two cent stamps to cover packing and postage and to request the large catalogue of goods and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Merrill Co
Broadway
New York City
Bryan Gains Interest in Insurgent Fight Against Cannon
Washington reports William J. Bryan is backing Democrats to resist House rules and possibly defeat Cannon’s bid for Speaker. The Taft era stalls tariff revision as Congress plans a Monday session. Insurgents mood rough, Democrats split, Champ Clark seeks caucus leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William J. Bryan
Cannon
House
Taft
Congress
Joseph G. Cannon
Illinois
Champ Clark
Missouri
Chamber
Clark
First Methodist Church Sees Surge of New Faces
In East Tonza the First Methodist Church draws many newcomers to Sunday services, earning the nickname the Strangers' church. Services last about an hour with strong sermon and music. Tomorrow's sermon aims at "The Pathway to Peace."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Strangers’ Church
Death in Brookfield Draws Mourning Visitors
Mrs. Wm Kirby and son Leo stay in Brookfield after the death of Miss Nora O’Donnell Wednesday evening. Various locals visit and entertainments occur as neighbors care for the bereaved, with several trips and hospitalities noted among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kirby
Leo
Brookfield
Nora O'Donnell
Julia B Duncombe
Ada Tuck
Bridgeport
John Dayton
Bethel
Alice Wildman
Wm. Johnson
San Francisco
Wesley F. Hayes
California
Asa
Lawrence Taylor
Charles Jackson
Danbury
Francis J. Carmody
Novelty Spring Fashions in Cashmere and Accessories
Satin finished Cashmere in wis taria Concord blue castor and canard blue plus black offers silk like lustre and warm weather suitability. Tussah Royale blends mohair and fine wool, non wrinkling and favored by French couturiers. The Cressy bag debuts with leather strap and secure top, auto leather bags come in new shades, and rhinestone cabochon hatpins and cabochons in amethyst topaz sapphire emerald range. A new black sateen wash fabric with cashmere finish, 31 inches wide, sells at 19 cents a yard, a bargain for maids dresses and petticoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wistaria
Concord
Castor
Aggregate permits value highlights local building boom
The building commission issued permits totaling 67410 for the week, led by Henry E. Bishop’s three story brick store and tenement on Fairfield avenue. Other listed projects include two to three family homes, garages, additions, and a mushroom growing house across several streets, with multiple residents and firms named. A probate court at Fairfield set a six month claims period for Jennie Stokes estate, with publishing and notice duties assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Building Commission
Fairfield Avenue
Universalist Church
Henry E. Bishop
John B. Gall
George Nordling
Boston Avenue
Stephen D. Horan
Lenox Avenue
Andrew Larsen
Wordin Avenue
H. T. Kier
Linwood Avenue
B. Polecek
Bunnell Street
Letitia E. Clark
Louisiana Avenue
John H. Shannon
Sedgwick Street
George D. Westerland
Coggswell Street
William N. Terry
Park Avenue
Bertha Heise
Rockland Street
George Barnes
North Avenue
Congregation B'nai Israel
State Street
Adolf Sherman
Carroll Avenue
Charles Cisero
Foster Square
Michael Morris
Ives Street
A. Seman
Spruce Street
J. H. Borstelman
Fairfield
Elmore
Banks
Jennie Stokes
Joseph I. Flint
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Iirs. Backus
Religious
Coke
Ayer
Lowell
Bryan
East Tonza
L Ira
Newtown
D. M. Read Go
Couturieres
Cressy
D. M. Read Co
Radford B. Smith
Main St
Fairfield Av
D. D. Smith’s
D. D. Smith
Central Avenue
Joseph Bayette
Pembroke Street
Joseph Havery
Osborne Street
Annie Gorman
Cone
P. I. Cone
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Meyer
Second Torpedo Fleet
Pacific Coast
Foley
B. Brill
Joan
Amaa Andhs
Oifla Babh Hey
American Loan Association
Evening Farmer
Aera
Wentworth Furniture CO
Happy Home Specialists
John Street
Rene
ASIS
Joseph P. Coughlin Co
East Main Street
Emma
Broad Street
New _England
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
Cape Cod
Buzzard’s Bay
Marthas Vineyard
Nantucket
Narragansett
Newport
Watch Hill
NEW York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Chicago
New England
W. Massey
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