Elks Minstrels Scheduled for May Show in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport lodge of Elks minstrels committee set May 27 at the Elks Home for members and families. Rehearsals start next Sunday with Henry E. Reilly and William E. Weidenhammer directing music. A dancing portion and collation follow. The group includes officers and delegates from Bridgeport and nearby cities, with presentations by Mrs. Adeline Wallenta and Mrs. Elmira T. Belding noted.
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Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Elks
Henry E. Reilly
William E. Weidenhammer
Reilly
Weidenhammer
Norwich Lodge of Elks
Bridgeport Lodge
Henry EB. Reil
E. T. Buckingham
Loren Delbridge
A. H. Canfield
Edward Macgan
Algonquin Club honors Henry Osborne with silver loving cup
The Algonquin Club presented Henry S Osborne with a silver loving cup for winning the pool tournament finished last February. President A H Bullard made the presentation before over fifty members and thanked Osborne for his spirit.
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Algonquin Club
Henry S. Osborne
A. H. Bullard
Bullard
Mr. Osborne
Connecticut G A R Ladies Elect Officers at Convention
At the eighth annual Connecticut Ladies of the G A R gathering in G A R hall yesterday the officers were elected. President Mrs Fannie M Matthews of New London senior vice president Mrs Charles Curtis of Bridgeport junior vice president Mrs Mary M Paul of New secretary Mrs Gilron of New London treasurer Mrs Josephine Downs of Bridgeport chaplain Mrs Mary M Smith of Bridgeport delegate at large to Salt Lake City convention Mrs Elizabeth M Sears of Bridgeport alternate Mrs M B Frits
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Bridgeport
Salt Lake City
Abbie Connors
Mary E. Donovan
Babbitt
New London
Prindle
Brannigan
New Haven
Lemmon
Adeline Wallenta
Josephine Downs
Elmira T. Belding
Lincoln Circle
Connecticut Ladies of the
G. A. R. Hall
Fannie M. Matthews
Eenior
Charles Curtis
Mary M. Paul
Gilron
Mary M. Smith
Elizabeth M. Sears
M. B. Frtts
Contests and Cup Fight Highlight Evening Presentation
A description of a cup competition where the victor must win seven straight games to claim the cup. The cup stands 18 inches tall with an ebony base and a capacity of about three quarts. A justificatio n meeting followed the presentation, hosted by Mr. Osborne.
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Osborne
Lime Company Appeals After Railroad Hearing Ruling
Chief Justice Baldwin holds the lime company, though lacking land near crossings, had standing since it was an interested party at the Railroad Commissioners hearing. The lower court’s dismissal is overruled and the appeal proceeds.
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Baldwin
Lime Company
Lime Company May Be Heard In Bethel Case
Hartford May 7 The Supreme court closed its term with opinions on Bethel and Redding Lime Co v New York New Haven Hartford RR in Fairfield County. The lime firm appealed a Railroad Commissioners order about discontinuing a railroad line to remove sixteen grade crossings. Meriden May 7 The state educational council and the educational progress committee of the State Teachers Association meet at 4 pm with William E. Chancellor to speak at the Hotel Winthrop. The State School Superintendents Association also gathers for dinner and talks tonight.
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Hartford
Supreme Court
Bridgeport
Bethel & Redding Lime Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Fairfield County
Gager
Bethel
The
Lime Company
United Press
Meriden
State Educational Council
Educational Progress Committee
State Teachers’ Association
State
Baltimore Patrol Wagon Demonstrates City Police Vehicle
Baltimore launches a patrol wagon described by officials as a model of pride. Chief leads the procession through streets to showcase Bridgeport built automobile, highlighting safety, comfort, and public confidence in the force.
Wagon for Baltimore City Delivered Around June
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wagon intended for Baltimore City with an estimated delivery around June, mentioning Tester Shortsleeve and the 2 Co. of America. The text is incomplete and uncertain about full details.
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Baltimore
America
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Quick Hair Restorative
A promotional note touts Parisian Sage hair tonic as a cure for falling hair and dandruff. It claims rapid results in two weeks and money back, with Jamie Leverty & Bro offering a 50 cent bottle. The product is marketed as a luxury for women in major cities.
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Leverty & Bro
United States
Metropoligy
Dierect
Amer Ican
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
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