Prof Phelps III Lecture Postponed
Word has it from Mrs Wm Lyon Phelps that Prof Phelps is ill and cannot address the English club tonight. The lecture is postponed to a later date. Paris strike declared off after a telegraphers meeting. postal and telegraph workers to report for duty. grievances to be addressed by eight officials. Meanwhile Naugatuck Valley Ice Co advertises coal and peal satisfaction with a downtown office at 164 Fairfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lyon Phelps
Phelps
Paris
United Press
Postal
Teleservice
Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
Fairfield Avenue
J H Starin Dead
John H Starin steamship owner and former New York City rapid transit commissioner died at his home aged 83. He rose from a western New York drug store clerk to a millionaire with rail and shipping interests including a New York to New Haven fleet, grain boats, tugs, and Glen Island pleasure resort.
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New Haven Steamship Line
New York
John H. Starin
Rapid Transit
New York City
Mr. Starin
Sammonsville
N. Y
Beateet
Schoharie County
Fultonville
New Haven
Staten Island
Glen Island
Long Island Sound
First Presbyterian Society elects officers and suspends pew appraisal
The annual meeting elected L H Mills, L DeVer Warner, W M Bangs, F W Read, Carl Foster, F W Marsh to the society committee. J D McLeod was chosen clerk and treasurer. R M Keys and H F Green were auditors. C E Williams H H Read and G W Sanderlin join the pew committee. The pew appraisal is suspended for one year and seats will be assigned on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Society
L. H. Mills
L DeVer Warner
W. M. Bangs
F. W. Read
Carl Foster
F. W. Marsh
J. D. McLeod
R. M. Keys
H. F. Greenman
Pew
C. E. Williams
H. H. Read
G. W. Sander
Would Have Judges Elected to the Editor of the Farmer
John F. Corby argues in favor of electing judges, citing Hartford and Lackawanna County examples. He contrasts Connecticut and Pennsylvania practices, praising the electorate’s role in choosing probate, district attorney, and county officials, and cites Lord Chatham to defend popular oversight of courts.
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Farmer
Hartford
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Col. McClure
Lord Chatham
England
Lackawanna County
General Assembly
John F. Corby
Railroad Ave
Big Earnings Rise Reported by Bell System
The annual report shows Bell Telephone Companies earned 7.01 million more than last year while expenses rose about 3.10 million. Net earnings reached 45.95 million with undivided profits of 15.60 million after interest and dividends. Total assets stood at 680.04 million with 26,307 shareholders averaging 60 shares each.
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United Press
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell Telephone Companies
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
American Telephone & Cel Graph Companies
Associated Companies
Vail
Bell Companies
Lenten Music Program for Tomorrow at North Church
The Wednesday afternoon Musical Club concert at North Church starts at 2 30 with Lenten music led by Miss Jennie Curtis Hawley. Selections include MacDowell Legend and A Deserted Farm Pastorale, Maunder Olivet to Calvary numbers, Mendelssohn Lift Thine Eyes, James H Rogers Suite, Chadwick A Ballad of Trees and the Master, Dethier selections, and O Come all ye Faithful. Performers include Miss Ethel Pigg soprano, Mrs F S Wardwell, Miss Jennie C Hawley, Miss Gertrude Laubscher, Miss Frisbie, Mrs Martin, Mrs Mertens, Mrs Davis, Mrs Elmer Beardsley, and accompanists.
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North Church
Jennie Curtis
Hawley
Rogram
MacDowell
Maestoso
A. D
Ethel Pigg
F. S. Wardwell
Jennie C. Hawley
Maunder
Lemare
Alice Lyon
Mendelssohn
Weather Indications and Abandonment Charge
Forecast from New Haven on March 23 calls for fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer temps east of the Mississippi and cooler notes westward. Separate tale from New Britain reports Mary Hutnik a 25 year old Russian woman arraigned on first degree murder for abandoning her newborn in a woods on March 12, she pleaded guilty and is held without bail for Hartford Superior Court.
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United Press
New Haven
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Utah
New Britain
Mary Hutnik
Hartford County
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Full Spring Cure
The Spring Medicine Hood's Sarsaparilla has long been used in thousands of homes for over thirty years. It purifies blood, strengthens appetite, and treats spring ailments including eruptions and low energy by combining more than 20 ingredients. Consumers are urged to start today, with 100 doses for one dollar.
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Hood
Scotland
Dunblane
Spring and Summer Millinery Exhibition Opens
Announcing an annual opening showcasing fashions for spring and early summer. Millinery masterpieces from Parisian modistes Virot Ponyanne Georgette Carlier Lewis Rebart among others. You are invited to view this extraordinary exhibition.
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Virot
Ponyanne
Georgette
Carlier
Lewis
Rebart
Major Merwin Recalls Lincoln At Grace M E Church
E H Dillon and Co reports Maj J B Merwin spoke to a large Grace M E church men’s club gathering recounting Lincoln’s life. Guests included Rev J B Parks and Comrade T P Ellsworth read Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
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J. B. Merwin
Gracee M. E. Church
Abraham Lincoln
Esther Berg
T. P. Ellsworth
Lincoln
J. B. Parks
Maj. Merwin
Winfield Scott
Pistol and Sticks for Edward Bolger
Thirty Adams Express employees honored Edward Bolger with a Smith and Wesson revolver a night stick and a day stick at the company offices. Charles Berger led the presentation praising Bolger a longtime driver popular with West End business people as he prepares to assume police duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Xpress Company
Edward Bolger
Smith & Wesson
Charles Berger
Bolzer
Bolger
Adams Express Company
West Nd
Expert Required. Snubem Joke Rejected By Miss Snubem
A Baltimore American quotation notes an expert wishing rejection by Miss Snubem to explain why her negative is positive. The exchange contrasts humor with a quip about an electrician and a skinflint giving advice, then mentions Zulu land’s clear atmosphere allowing star light visibility seven miles distant.
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Snubem
Baltimore American
New Spring Fabrics at The Smith Murray Co
The Smith Murray Co offers a wide selection of fabrics for spring including GooodDnDs Ginghams seersucker ginghams linen and wool effect suitings voile suitings silk muslin and embroidered tissues silk ginghams satin stripe dimity and Ikeko silks. Prices range from 5c to 37c per yard with many at 10c 12%c or 25c. A special silk pongee sale features 35c yard and 50c values. (Left aisle front)
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Ikeko
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Aslin
Kline
Phelps III
Southport
Wood Ave
Norman St
Pacific St
Wells St
Capitol Ave
Park Ave
Hurlburt 2 Company
Main
emHorses
Head of
Iowa
Hamilton Bros
Bridgeport
Horse Mart
Broad
City Hall
Ccoan. i
J.H. Starin
Miss Hawley
E.H. Dillon & GO
Main St
E. H. Dillon & CO
Major Merwin
Speaker
Callinicus
Constantinople
Mecca
H. A. Miers
Geological
British Association
Cape Town
New York Globe
Charities Board
Board of Charities
Lakeview
T Charles Miller
Miller
Jack Frost
Fili Ives
Harry R. Bennett
Hurlburt & Co
Main Street
Liberal Club
Liberal Literary and Debating Club
Smith's Theatre
Zululand
THE
Smith-Murray CO
Bette
CONN
Office & Library Supply House
Col. Fairfield Ave
Water St
Magnolia Milk Challenge
D. E. McNamara
Union Market
State Street
Detroit
Adams Ave
la Carte Cafe
City Club
Law
Tsi M. A. Shaw
Mer
Boston Cleaning and Dyeing CO
Fairfield Ave
Parisian Optical Co
Stratfield Hotel
See
A&p Pure Food Daily
NDA
A&p
A&p Apple Butter
Millar
Snider
U. S
Great Atlantic & Pacific Lea Co
E. Main St
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