Seaside Sees Wheeler & Wilson Band Schedule Unfold
Elias A. Tibbals leads annual Wheeler and Wilson Band concerts starting June 17 at Seaside Park with over season plans. The schedule includes appearances at Washington and Seaside Parks, Newark and Poughkeepsie trips, and events with local fire departments and societies. A summer public celebration marks the band’s 50th anniversary.
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Elias A. Tibbals
Wheeler & ‘Wilson
Park Commission
Seaside Park
Washington
Seaside Parks
Washington Park
Newark
N. J
Pacific Fire Engine Co
Poughkeepsie
Pa- the
Roton Ea
Hearing in Hoy estate postpones as counsel sought
A court session on the William H. and Delia Hoy estate was held in Newtown with Irving J. Nettleton acting as conservator for Sarah J. Harris. The hearing was postponed to June 2 so counsel could be obtained, as Judge William H. Beecher and Mr. Nettleton prepare. Demands on the Hoy estate include a $4,450 claim from Captain Daniel and Mrs. Sprague for services.
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William H
Delia Hoy
William H. Beecher
Newtown
Hoy
West
Hoys
Daniel
Sprague
Ten Year Grudge Sparks Harsh Knife Attack in Harlem
Ex police officer Tony Crizento, formerly of Palermo, stabbed 26 times by Raphel Calvenni in Harlem after a decade old feud. Crizento, hospitalized, Calvenni arrested for felonious assault following the street confrontation that began when Crizento lit a cigar and Calvenni attacked.
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United Press
New York
Tony Crizento
Palermo
Italy
Harlem
Raphel Calvenni
Crizento
C Calvenni
Hach
Calvenni
Wall Street Eyes Inflation Amid Global Liquidation
Watson, Alpers & Co say confidence is retracing its steps and inflation is likely to return after drastic international liquidation and cleansing in securities, banking, and railroad sectors. Tariff talks in Washington add uncertainty, with agricultural factors likely the main limiter on price gains. Buy conservatively on normal reactions.
Railway Conductors Gather in Boston For May Convention
The vanguard of thousands of railway conductors arrives in Boston for the 22nd grand division gathering. The convention runs from tomorrow through May 20 with leaders A B Garrettton and W J Maxwell among early arrivals. about 200 auxiliary members expected to join.
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United Press
Boston
A. B. Garretton
W. J. Maxwell
Lew
Kidnappers' Plot Ends In Morphine Attempt And Court News
Mercer May 10. Jimmy Boyle and wife Helen devised a plan to escape justice but a razor hid in a necktie lining was found during a sheriffs search. Mrs Boyle said she took morphine to kill two people but felt no effect, while Mrs Ella Harry pleaded guilty to killing her husband amid morphine use.
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United Press
Mercer
Jimmy Boyle
Helen
Jimmy
Mrs. Boyle
Boyle
Charles Chess
Whitla
Billy
Williams
Miller
Ohio
Chess
Albany
Dave Jack Celebrates 21st Anniversary of Charities Ambulance Service
Dave Jack, veteran driver for the charities ambulance, receives congratulations on the 21st anniversary of his engagement with the emergency hospital. He long served as No 5 fire engine driver before joining the first charity ambulance crew, with the hospital moving from Court street to its current quarters.
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Dave Jack
Charities Ambulance
Dave
Charities Department
Court Street
Free Wood Pulp Favored By State Editors Today
Hartford May 10 The first combined meeting of the Connecticut Editorial Association and the Daily Dailies adopted a resolution urging free ford the support of papers of the law limiting mercantile work hours. Captain Charles Wheeler spoke on The Human Interest Story and George C. Woodruff paid tribute to the late Governor Lilley.
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United Press
Hartford
Connecticut Editorial Association
Ted
Garde
Ford
Charles Wheeler
George C. Woodruff
Litchfield
Lilley
Burglary Reported by 101-Year-Old Store Owner
Belated notice from Harry Hellman at Reilly street reporting April 7 burglary of his store. A quantity of cigars and candy were stolen after entry by a false key. Police question the month delay in filing the complaint.
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Harry Hellman
Reilly Street
Hellman
Cured Without a Mark by Cuticura
A mother recalls severe skin burns on a baby that healed completely after using Cuticura Ointment. She notes the treatment cleared the scald with no lasting marks and mentions three other children cured of ringworm. March 22, 1908.
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Mrs. Here
Henry St
South Shields
Durham
England
Cuticura Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Eczema
Cuticura Ointment used after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and sometimes followed by Cuticura Pills provides immediate relief from distressing itching burning and disfiguring skin humours. The ad promises speedy cure when other remedies fail and offers a free book on treatment of diseases.
Powerful plea to acquit Captain Hains today
In Flushing New York on May 10 the defense urged the jury to acquit Captain Peter C Hains in the shooting of William E Annis. The speaker argued the slain man was the seducer of Hains wife and stressed impact on Hains three children and the grandparents. He condemned the alleged relations between Mrs Hains and Annis and suggested an insanity defense was not proven.
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United Press
Flushing
L. AL
William E. Annis
John B. McIntyre
Peter C. Hains
Justice Gerretson
Captain Hains
Mfe
Peter Hains
Willam B. Annis
Annis
Masked men in motor boat loot New Haven ticket agent
Two masked men arrived by motor boat at Harrison station on Long Island Sound and robbed Harry Bull the New Haven Railway ticket agent. They took $80 and fifteen duplex tickets. After tying and gagging him they fled, prompting a general alarm as nearby Rye shops were also hit.
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United Press
New York
Harry Bull
New Haven Road
Harrison Station
Long Island Sound
Rye
Bull
Miller in the Toils for Coal Cart Robbery
Edward Miller, driver of a coal cart, was arrested for being the third member in a gang that beat and robbed Michael Hennessy last night. Two others were arrested this morning. A marriage license was issued to Charles Proutt and Jenny Thompson, both residents of the city. Mayor Lee announced a deserter notice from the U S 8 Constellation for Frederick John Dellman of Detroit, believed in the city.
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Edward Miller
Michael Hennessy Tast
Charles Proutt
Eeey Thompson
Lee
Constellation
Frederick John Dellman
Detroit
Mich
Investigation of Charities Board Begins Tomorrow
David S. Day, chairman of the committee to investigate the Board of Charities, has called a meeting for 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the committee room in City Hall.
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Charities Board
David S. Day
Board of Charities
Oty Hall
Hurley Named Memorial Day Grand Marshal
Major James J. Hurley is named grand marshal of Bridgeport Memorial Day Parade by order from the Memorial Day Parade Grand Marshal Office. The 49th anniversary note recalls WWI era significance and appeals for American citizen support. city committee members include Aldermen Bullard Fletcher Primrose McMurray and Tague.
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James J. Hurley
Bridgeport
Grand Army of the Republic
Coast Artillery Corps
Jurors Selected For Superior Court Criminal Session
The impaneled jury for the Superior Court criminal side convenes tomorrow at 2 o clock. Members include Edward L. Callahan and David W. Lynch of Bridgeport, Hanford W. Lyon and Francis A. Brewer of Fairfield, William H. Taylor and Edward C. Birge of Westport, Thomas Village and Oliver Mills of Norwalk, Andrew G. Boyd and Charles H. Crandall of Stamford, Henry Webb and Ezekial Reynolds of Greenwich, Alexander McKendrick and William Henry of New Canaan, Holly H. Draper and Carl W. Millers of Darien, and David L. Rhodes and Carl O. Blakeman of Stratford. Judge Silas A. Robinson of Middletown will preside. this is his last appearance here before a possible move to the Supreme Court and eventual retirement within a year at age seventy.
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Superior Court
Edward L. Callahan
David W. Lynch
Bridgeport
Hanford W. Lyon
Francis A. Brewer
Fairfield
William H. Taylor
Edward C. Birge
Westport
Thomas Village
Oliver 5. Mills
Norwalk
Andrew G. Boyd
Charles H. Crandall
Stamford
Henry Webb
Ezekial Reynolds
Greenwich
Alexander McKendrick
William Henry, Sr
New Canaan
Holly H. Draper
Carl W. Miller
Darien
David L. Rhodes
Carl O. Blakeman
Stratford
Silas A. Robinson
Middletown
State Council O U A M Begins Wednesday in City
The State council United Order American Mechanics opens its 57th annual meeting in this city from Wednesday night at O U A M hall 181 State street. Past National Councillor Charles H. Spear of Boston directs the unwritten work demonstration.
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United Order American Mechanics
O. U. A. M. Hall
State Street
Charles H. Spear
Boston
H. C. Stevens
Stamford
Stratfield
Bridgeport
Uncas Council
C . McPherson
WW. Weatherbee
G. B. Taylor
E. D. Keyes
B. F. White
J. H. Rowbotham
D. B. Heacox
C. D. Osborn
Waldemere Council
A. A. Tibbals
Henry Greehe
Philip Tibbals
Wall Street stocks show continued rail and industrial strength
New York May 10 The early week opened with speculative focus on railroads and industrials signaling market tone. Buying from multiple cliques pushed miscellaneous issues higher while land shares and Frisco issues advanced with strong inside demand for Read ing and Amalgamated fluctuating on large volume.
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United Press
New York
IL A. m
Commission Houses
Frisco
Atchison and St. Paul
Reading
Amalgamated
London
Steel Common
S. A. R. Meeting In Hartford Presided By L B Curtis
The Connecticut Society of the S. A. R. meets in Hartford with L B Curtis of Bridgeport presiding. Reports show an increase of 75 members during the year. Officers to be elected this afternoon.
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United Press
Hartford
Connecticut Society of the S. A. R
L. B. Curtis
Bridgeport
Theft from person leads to $500 bond in Meriden
Meriden reports Charles E. Dolan bound over in 500 dollars on a theft from person charge after allegedly snatching a purse from Mrs. George Horton. Mayor Lee, confident of charter amendments’ fate, plans a trip to the state capitol and will draft his annual Common Council message this week.
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United Press
Meriden
Charles E. Dolan
George Horton
Lee
State Capitol
Common Council
Arnold Print Works Trial Pieces Wash Goods on Sale
Trial pieces from Arnold Print Works offer low prices on a wide range of wash fabrics. Fabrics include cottons, white poplins, jacquard plaids, silk and cotton blends, voiles, and mercerised varieties. Limited quantities, special counter opposite elevators.
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Arnold
Arnold Print Works
America
Panama
Senators Clash In Debates On Tariff
Washington May 10 in the opening Senate tariff debate Senator Beveridge pressed the finance committee for clearer information on schedules. He read McCumber’s remark about a large store of information not yet organized for senators. Aldrich admitted he had not read all hearings but defended his focus on Orange mineral. Heyburn urged moving on as Beveridge began a reply.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Beveridge
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
McCumber
House
House Committee On Ways and Means
Heyburn
Idaho
Stamford Man Falls From Skiff and Is Drowned
Stamford May 10 The body of Martin W. Schotanus painter of West End avenue Sound Beach was found face down in mud off Benjamin Palmer's place as the tide receded this morning. He left home yesterday around 5 am to eel and was known to roam until early morning. It is believed he fell overboard while moving his skiff and was trapped in the mud. He leaves a widow and three children ages 14 10 and 8.
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United Press
Stamford
Martin W. Schotanus
West End Avenue
Sound Beach
Benjamin Palmer
Schotanus
Lawyer Held for Fraud in Washington Case
The Washington attorney John C. Davis is charged with defrauding residents, mostly women, of between 250000 and 500000. The case, presented to the Federal Grand Jury, notes a lack of incriminating evidence after searching his effects and the books of a building and loan association he organized. Davis has been rambling about religion, leading jailers to suspect insanity or a feigned religious zeal.
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United Press
Washington
John C. Davis
Federal Grand Jury
Davis
Martin
Building and Loan Association
Firebugs Arrested by State Police
Rockville May 10 State Policeman Downing of Willimantic arrested Frank Broad and John Idsi on the charge of setting fire to Michael Cannon s barn in Arlington April 13. Twelve horses nine cows and other livestock were destroyed. They will be arraigned late this afternoon.
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United Press
Rockville
Downing
Willimantic
Frank Broad
John Idsi
Michael Cannon
Arlington
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