Widow Lorillard Estate Divides Trust Among Heirs
London April 28 A New York report states widow Gertrude Lorillard and her children receive portions of the late Jacob Lorillard's estate. The trust fund, directed by the father Peter Lorillard, assigns life income to Gertrude and the remainder to the children. Real property listed includes 383 Bowery 243 Canal Street 2 Walker Street and 63 Pearl Street in New York. Frances A. Lorillard, daughter, receives part of the trust including 827 Broadway 28 Broadway and 47 East Twelfth Street. Ernest Lorillard, son, gets about four percent of the trust with 22 Broadway and other properties. The will names Alfred Setom and others as executors with certain provisions for heirs contesting the will.
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New York
Mass
Jacob iLorillard
Ralaa T
London
Jefe
Ulglow
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bin Tather
Peter Tarilard
Gerirule Loritived
Alomt
Bowery
Walker Street
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Pa Wert Pitty-firet Street
Broadway
Jacob Lorilard
Wee BeAr
Vnclual
Cadway Amt
Trey
Ernest i
Loril‘Nard
Moe Murine
Ernest Eesom
Alfred Fo
Alfred Setom
Henry Barbey
Friends of Irish Freedom Plan State Convention
Men of Irish birth or descent will gather across the state for a May 74 convention in New Haven. A Bridgeport delegation is hoped, with Justices Goff and Coalan of New York and Victor Herbert, president of the national body, expected to speak. Women may attend, and membership is required for access to the meeting.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
New Haven
Tram
Bridgeport
Ireland
Goff Ana Co Alan
New York
Victor Herbert
Erin
New London
Gordon Attends State Charities Conference
Superintendent Spencer Gordon of the charities Department returned to this city yesterday evening after being in attendance for the last two days at the annual conference of the State Charities and Corrections organizations in Norwich. Among others who were in attendance were Mrs. Mabel Godman investigator of the charities department, George Warren superintendent of the Charity Organization Society, Mrs Margaret Soylan of the suite Charities Bureaus, Mrs Leone Wheatim with the New England Name for Little Wanderers, and Miss M Callen supervisor of the Visit Nurse's Association.
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Spencer Gordon
Charities Department
Las
Norwich
Mabel Godman
George Warren
Wociety
Margaret Soylan
Suite Charities Bureas
Leone & Wheaim
Ronmeda
New England
Little Wanderers
M_ Callen
Vist
Turned Back by U-Boat Off Vigo May 3
Spanish sailing vessel Cisco from Muros carrying mine preps for Cardiff was halted by a German submarine and ordered to return. Shipments of war materials to Europe from the United States since August 1914 totaled 349,090,000 dollars per the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
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Ireland
Lusitania
Charles Frohman
Ried Gwrane Vanderbilt
Elbert Hubberd
Charles Klein
Justus Miles Forman
Vigo
Cisco
Muros
Cardiff
Europe
United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Harmony Dominates Democratic Primary Meet In Fifth District
No contests at Democratic primaries tonight as two tickets advertised for Fifth district. Withdrawn candidates include Thomas Kelly and George Hawkins among others. Primary aims to name delegates to the state convention in New Haven in June. Polls open 5 to 9 pm at multiple district polling sites. Party leaders announced voting places across the city districts.
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Thomas 3
Dewey Street
Michael H. Small
Beechwood Avenue
Edward E. Lynch
New Haven
Taylor Building
Hugh J. Lavery
State Street
Ind
Warren Street
Fairfield Avenue
Norman Street
Main Street
Washington Avenue
East Main Street
Nichols and
Pembroke Streets
Stratford Avenue
Brooklawn Club Schedule Shows May Events and Opening
Members of Brooklawn Country club anticipate a new clubhouse completion with a formal inspection on May 20 and an opening day planned for May 2. The May program includes a Dansant on May 6, a table d hote dinner, several golf matches, a fourball, and a Memorial Day medal play. Various social clubs report leadership changes and annual meetings with elected officers and forthcoming events.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Willie
Jonathan Godfrey
Medical Phases of War Lecture by Dr Bainbridge
Dr William Seamon Bainbridge chief surgeon at Polyclinic hospital lectured on The Medical and Surgical Phases of the European War before Bridgeport Medical Society. The illustrated talk featured 500 slides and covered his travels through fighting countries including Champagne.
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Bridgeport’ Medical Society
William Seamon Bainbridge
Polyclinic Hospital
Skin and Cancer Hospital
New York
Stratfield
Bainbridge
Champagne
Germany
Iireal
United States
Amy
Indorsement by Edward Gebeau for La Tone remedy
Friends of Edward Gebeau of 231 Olive Street Bridgeport report his statement praising La Tone for indigestion constipation and low appetite. He credits the remedy with positive results and mentions a testimonial photograph. The Lax-a-Tone Man and Hartigan's Drug Store Fairfield Avenue advertise the product to the public.
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Edward Gebeau
Olive Street
City
la Tone
Lax-a-Tone
Hartigan's Drug Store
Fairfield Ave
Main St
Bridgeport
Maryland Primaries Narrowly Split Across Parties
Maryland primaries produced tight results in both parties with incumbent Democrats and Republicans winning key Senate nominations. David J. Lewis won the Democratic Senate nod over Blair Lee, while W. Cabell Bruce defeated Philips Lee Goldsborough for the Republican nomination. The Congressional ticket in each district was reappointed where noted, and overall state turnout was described as modest. The report notes a push by some delegates to influence the national convention and mentions a local effort to abolish Sunday shoe shining, along with the Oklahoma battleship entering service.
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Baltimore
United States
David J. Lewis
Senate
Blair Lee
W. Cabell Bruce
Joseph S. France
Philips Lee Goldsborough
Jesse D. Price
Robert Feewey
J. F. C. Talbott
William H. Lawrence
Charles P. Cody
Charles W. Main
Jackson H. Ralston
Sidney E. Mudd
Maxwell Praises Irish Troops as Dublin Rests Quiet
Dublin May 2 Sir John Maxwell praises Irish soldiers who helped crush the rebellion. He lauds their gallant behavior while defending amid shelling in Chavis Street and notes the detachment’s steady work over three and a half days. Maxwell, married to Louisa Bonynge, holds plenary martial law powers to quell the revolt.
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Dublin
Jonny Muyxee
Malelie
Muswall
Chavis Street
Holy Head
Wales
Trelasil
John Maxwell
Ireland
Louisa Bonynge
Charles W. Bonynge
California
Egypt
Nearest Friends Seek Admin on Crippled Coremaker Edward O Connor
Three men claim to be nearest friends have petitioned Judge Miller for letters of administration for Edward O Connor who died intestate leaving about 4000 in savings banks. Iliam Burnham filed first and a hearing was set for Saturday May 6. O Connor lived on State street, was a cripple with a twisted leg needing a crutch, worked as a care maker, and played music in orchestras to supplement his income. No known relatives exist. A German luncheon and minstrel show is planned for St. Josephs church on May 17 with top amateur performers and a 52 voice chorus under Miss Theresa Polke and Lester Burdick. The House naval committee approved part of a 25000000 appropriation for a new training ship for the Dunols naval militia to purchase the wrecked Steamer Eastland.
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Ness
O'Connor
St. Joseph's Church
Theresa Polke
Lester Burdick
House Naval Committee
Dunols Naval Militia
Eastland
Rebels Near Galway Suppressed by Naval Fire
Dublin reports a serious Galway situation linked to Eriah equile with 100 rebels approaching from Granmars. A naval ship fired from Galway Bay, driving rebels to Moyard Castle at Alt. A second vessel landed 10 soldiers pushing others back. Arrests include Frazyeawes Steinberger Walsh and McEntinit at the University of Galway.
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Dublin
Galway
Eriah Equile
Univer
Joe
Granmars
Frazyeawes Steinberger, Walsh and McEntinit
University of Galway
Deficiency Fund Request Faces Board Debate
The Department of Charities seeks a transfer of about 1390.30 to the Deficiency and General Funds to cover long standing appropriation gaps. Board members oppose the transfer, citing recurring deficits in the poor relief budget and urging emergency reallocations this fiscal year. The meeting is set for 4 o clock with potential further transfers on the agenda.
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Rlace
Partiiamentary
Women's Footwear Styles At Mallan's Offer Low Fees
The store showcases new women's footwear with varied varieties including miminia examples in Oxfords, strapped and strapless designs. Features include white, bronze, ivory, and brown options with smart, pure accents. Located at 1824 Main, the shop promotes correct footwear for women and children.
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Oxfords
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