Fire in Torrington Pike bakery kills two
A blaze at Gistroyes Kine's bakery in Terrington yesterday morning fatally injured John Richard Green and another man. Baker Ferman Rails escaped from smoke, misidentifying Green’s body. Fire damaged the building owned by George Mil, with losses around $1,000 for structure and equal for equipment. Officials suspect a defective electric wire caused the fire.
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Terrington
Ferman
Riavoor
John Richard Green
Kia Delper
Green
Petty
George Mil
Comipment
Earthquake Shocks Washington University Campus
An earthquake was registered at 1 55 and worsened to 2 00 this morning at Washington University. Tremors damaged buildings between B08 and imine in Westinetan while Shogk AWasbiumton residents reported the event. Dominic jimte of 202 Hard Avenue was rushed to St Vincent's Hospital after attempting self harm and remains under treatment.
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Awasbiumton
Setamograph
Bteermatown University
Imine
Fran Westinetan
Dominic Jimte
Hard Avenue
Moose Memorial Service Tallies 15 Deaths
The Loyal Order of Moose held a memorial at Empire theatre with Rev M E Simonson delivering the theme The Alabaster Box and the Broken Circle. Vice Supreme Dictator J G H Pow recounted the order history since 1910 and a 420,600 member count. Fifteen members were remembered, names read as candles were extinguished, and the service concluded with Nearer My God to Thee and benediction.
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Loyal Lodge
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Empire Theatre
M. E. Simonson
Newfield
EH. Church
J. GH Pow
Lottie Bennett
Charles J. Dennis
Charles R. James
Pow
Newfleld
Mr. Simonson
Keifer
James E. Barnes
Robert B. Gobel
William PD. Pope
Wiliam H. Ashley
James Copley
William Kelley
Daniel Weston
Oscar B. Fredin
Frank S
Anglers Up Betimes For Trout Season Tomorrow
Local anglers await tomorrow as the trout season opens at midnight. Dan Smith of Fairfield Avenue predicts a bountiful year, citing a mild winter and good conditions in Stepney, Easton, and Newtown streams. Pepper End and MSU rivers are popular spots among locals, with forecasts noting high and low water times and moon phase for anglers. Cyrus Wart Remover ad promotes painless wart treatment at Cyrus Pharmacy.
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Dan Smith
Fairfield Avenue
Cyrus Pharmacy
Pairfield Avenue
Ise
Cannon &T
CLEANEASY SOAP AD CLAIMS skin safe and powerful cleaning
An ad for CleanEasy soap promises gentle skin use while instantly removing store polish ink paint and dirt from clothing. Manufactured by Wea-br Winn at 344 Naylor Ave Your Easter custom supply Lyford Bros.
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Idor Clothing
Wea. BR
Winn
Nyanora Ave
Pol! Benefit a Splendid Success at New Theatre
Revised reports from Resident Man agee Harry Reichenback of FPoll's New Theatre show total net proceeds of last night's flood relief concert near 1300. The crowd exceeded prior records, with about 4,000 attendees. Members of the Thursday Thimbles collected flowers for donations, while Equal Franchise League aided with program sales. proceeds and souvenir sales added to the total.
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Harry Reichenback
Fpoll
New Theatre
Playhouse
Post
Thursday Thimbls Club
Hawkins
Equal Franchise League
Harry Cohen
Edward F. Hallen
Polis
Harry H. Jeroy
Bertha Amet
Metropolitan ‘Opera Co
Villa
Fred Gilman
Marguerite Stiles
May Francis
Wright and
Dietrich
Caesar Nessi
Locel Mo
Jesse Lasky
Paint Wise Advice on Paint Costs and Timing
A fragmented ad advises homeowners to buy Devoe paint now, arguing waiting raises costs. It claims overall job costs rise about 10 percent, with first-year drops limited to 2 percent, and an average job increases around 5 percent. The Hubbell Wade Co. distributes the message urging prompt painting for property needs.
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Devos
Devoe
Devon
Hubbell & Wade Co
Kaiser’s Gift to Wilson Marshall in Germany Cup fame
Wilson Marshall of Marina Park received a silver medallion from Emperor William II of Germany after his yacht Atlantic II won the Emperor’s Cup in the Trans-Atlantic race. The medallion commemorates the event, tied to the Kiel races where the Imperial yacht club hosted the competition.
Ladies Hebrew Charitable Society Meeting Planned
A meeting of the Ladies' Hebrew Charitable Society is set for Friday April 4 at 3 pm in the Park Avenue Temple. Friends of Dante Stokes on Main Street report he remains critically ill, with slight improvement today after a two week decline. Howard L. Davidson, formerly of Bridgeport and longtime Standard Paint employee, resigns to join H W Jobo Manville Company of New York. His headquarters will remain in Chicago.
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Ladies’ Hebrew Charitable Society
Park Avenue Temple
Dante Stokes
Main Street
Mr. Stokes
Howard L. Davidson
Bridgeport
Standard Paint Company
H. W- Jobo-Manville Company
New York
Mr. Davidson
Chicazo
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An aggressive selling ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless stomach regulator. It claims to cure indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn, and sourness in minutes, promises a money back guarantee, and urges households to keep the remedy handy for day or night distress.
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Pape
President Wilson to Receive First Salary as U S Chief Executive
Washington on March 31 Woodrow Wilson will be handed his first treasury warrant for 8623 covering March 4 to 31. He will later receive 6250 per month the standard 75000 annual salary. The move signals a possible change to monthly settlement warrants for the presidency. Vice President Marshall also receives his accrued portion of the 12000 annual pay from the Secretary of the Senate.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
McAdoo
Treasury
Treasury Department
Wilson
Marshall
Secretary of the Senate
Editor Walter Page Accepts Wilson Ambassador Post
Washington on March 11 Walter H Page editor of the Worlds Work and member of Doubleday Sage Co. has accepted President Wilsons offer to be ambassador to Great Britain The announcement marks a major leadership shift in the administration and signals Page will depart his publishing duties for a key diplomatic role in London.
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Washington
Walter H. Page
Garden City
Long Island
Doubleday, Sage & Co
Wilson
Great Britain
Police Ride Down Celebrators of Servian Victory
In St. Petersburg crowds gathered outside the Serbian legation to hear Servian Minister Fusseau. Russian police charged the demonstrators with sabres, injuring many as the minister was forced to withdraw into the building. A Russian general protested the action, but officers said they obeyed orders. The protests followed Balkan victories in Turkey and mirrored government suppression orders.
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St. Petersburg
Vienna
Servian Legation
Fusseau
Turkey
Arions Celebrate Fools Night in Fifteenth Carnival
The Arions held their fifteenth annual Fools Night carnival in the Lincoln building hall with 100 guests from Herman Bons of New Haven. President August Schlereer and others spoke and badges were awarded to long-time members including Peter Hummell Fritz K Weber John Schwing and Paul Hoffman Jr Mrs Minna Stamm led the ladies. Tomorrow Seaside club hosts James A Crui kshank of New York with a stereopticon lecture on exploring Britain America and the world.
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Lincoln Building
Herman Bons
New Haven
August Schlereer
John Reuther
Eugene»Parthenay
William Abraham
Peter
Hank
James A. Cruikshank
New York
British America
Witwerland
Jennings Home Burned In Fire At Huntington Road
A Saturday blaze at William Jennings residence on Huntington Road, directed by Chief Edward Mooney, was contained with minimal damage. Fire reportedly started from a faulty cutaway, causing an estimated loss not exceeding 31000 dollars.
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William Jennings
Huntington Road
Edward Mooney
Hebrews Plan Home for Women and Children
At a mass meeting of representative Hebrew families plans will be completed for a home in the city for Jewish women and children. Prominent members met at Adas Israel synagogue last evening and named Rev. Dr. Maurice Thorner president and Mrs. William Gorman secretary of the organizing committee to secure speakers and arrange the mass meeting.
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Adas Israel
Maurice Thorner
William Gorman
Theologs Meet at Yale Divinity School
New Haven March 31 The fourth annual conference of Yale Divinity School graduates and Connecticut ministers began today at the Divinity School. The four day meetings cover developments in theological thought church work and ministerial labors. Dean Brown welcomed the delegates.
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New Haven
Yale Divinity School
Ministers of
Connecticut
Dinity School
Dean Brown
School
Six Prisoners Taken to Wethersfield Today
New Haven March 31 transfer of six prisoners from the county jail in Wethersfield to begin sentences in the state prison was made today. The prisoners named include Bella Paskay for bigamy one to two years Charles Torrito for harboring a female for immoral purposes three counts total five years John Juliano for similar offense two to four years George Smith for theft from person one to one and a half years Pari Moccia for carrying concealed weapons and intent to kill two to four years.
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New Haven
Gulf
Wethersfield
Bella Paskay
Charles’ ‘Torrito
John Juliano
George Smith
Pariy Moccia
You Should Enjoy Your Meals
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a solution for indigestion. It claims the tablets digest 3,000 grains of food and can thoroughly digest any food eaten, presenting relief for stomach troubles with a tableted remedy.
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Stuart
Appetite of Lusty Youngster Eats Healthier Life
Digestive claim ad for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets promises food digestion without stomach entry. Encourages using one or two tablets to relieve eructations, sour stomach, heartburn, and indigestion. Main persuade: improved health, cheer, vigor, and clear mind with a 50 cent box.
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Stuart
Soris
Sora
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