Marital Notices From New Heaven And Norwalk
In New Heaven Mary E Mills married. In Norwalk a May Pasak, aged 24, died in the city May 11, 1909. A funeral is planned at the residence on Avenue at 8 30 in the morning and a service at Heartchurch at 3. Stamford. A chart of George is noted in the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Heaven
Migs
Mary E —Sa Mills
Pasak
Norwalk
Ae May Pasak
Ars
Anite
Paon
Anna
Clancy
Heartchurch
Stamford
George
South Norwalk Hosts 42nd GA R Encampment Officers
South Norwalk May 12 The 42nd annual G A R encampment closed this morning electing General George C Havens Post 47 New London as 60 commander Richard J Cut Dougal Post Fra New Milford junior vice commander M W Robinson Post 12 Nor walk musical director Willians Hilton Post 5 Hartford eight delegates to Salt Lake City chosen with George Buckstone Nor walk as delegate-at-large They were sent in 1910 William E Morgan New Haven re appointed by the new commander to the post of assistants chief muster L Bartholomew Bridgeport installed the new officers at some event the state encampments will be held in New London
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
George Buckstone
Norwalk
Willam E. Morgan
New Haven
L. Bartholomew
Bridgeport
Oame
Mhee
New London
Mrs Hickey entertains a fashionable afternoon gathering
Mrs Hickey hosted an enjoyable afternoon with a formal tea and a sumptuous repast. Guests included society president Mrs J A O'Brien, Mrs John H McMahon, Mrs William Allen, Mrs James L McGovern, Mrs John McElroy, Mrs A A McGuinness, Mrs George T McCarthy, Mrs J H Whitcomb, and Mrs John Moore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A O'Brien
Society
John H. McMahon
William Allen
James L. McGovern
John McElroy
A. A. McGuinness
George T. McCarthy
J. H. Whitcomb
John Moore
Burglars Grab $2,000 In Loot
Thieves early today escaped with about $2,000 worth of loot including ribbons and jewelry, according to United Press dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Aifk
Methodist Bishop Charles B Galloway Dies in Jackson
Charles B Galloway bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Louisiana died at 6 a m in Jackson Mississippi today news agency report notes he was a distinguished church leader in the United States he passed away early this morning after a long career in the church and public service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jackson, Miss
Charles B.galloway
M. EB. Church of
Louisiana
United States
Conflagration Rages Across Alexandria
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a major fire in Alexandria Virginia near the river. The blaze began around noon and has spread over three blocks, causing an estimated loss of about half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Alexandria
Servsa
Obituary notices of multiple local residents in May
In New Fairfield May & Katherine Helfrich aged 79 years. In Danbury May 8 Margaret wife of Daniel Keane. In White Hills May 6 Frederick D. Tomlinson aged 4 years. In New Canaan May 6 Charlotte wife of James A Smallhorn. In Stamford May 7 Henry E Wegelin aged 70 years. In New Milford May 8 Henry O Warner aged 75 years. In Orange N J May 7 William J Hamilton of South Norih May 9 John
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebelfrich
New Fairfield
Katherine Helfrich
Ekbane
Danbury
Margaret
Daniel Keane
Tomlinson
White Hills
Frederick D. Tomlinson
Smallhorn
New Canaan
Charlotte
James A. Smallhorn
Wogslin
Stamford
Henry E. Wegelin
Warner
New Milford
Mercy for Women Who Offend Law
Mrs. Allen cashier for the Boston Realty & Loan Co. was sentenced to one year in jail, remitted to probation after paying costs. others, including Mrs. Strong who eloped with a chauffeur, and Mrs. Bodiker, were given shorter terms or released. The report lists multiple sentences for thefts, frauds, and related offenses with varied outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Strong
Bernice Bodiker
Wethersfield
Mary A. Allen
Boston Realty & Loan Co
Silas A. Robinson
Helen King
Allen
New York
Dean Rankin
Catherine Kirk
Colorado Avenue
States
Bodikers
Philadelphia
Bodiker
Union Typewriter Co
Newark
N. J
Costa Samuel Crossley
Wick
Harry
Fairfield Avenue
Park
West End
Joseph
Pinerd
Harry Davis
Southington
Norwalk
Peter Schmidt
City
Michael Brophy
Danbury
George Stokes
Stokes
George Brown
Bethel
Frank Lich
Stamford
John C. Harvey
Taft
David Murray
Alias Sexton
Tibball
Robinson
Liberty Daughters In State Council Meets In Hartford
The 16th annual state council of the Daughters of Liberty convened this morning at O U M Hall 181 State street with State Councillor W A Chase of Waterbury presiding. State Secretary Misa Nellie McNary of New Britain read her report. Delegates from Meriden Shelton New Haven New London Waterbury Ansonia Stamford Bridgeport New Britain Norwich Hartford Norwalk Danbury Greenwich Plainville Southington Somers Winsted South Norwalk Torrington Berlin East Lyme Milford Warehouse Point East Hampton and Middletown were present. Officer elections for the ensuing year will be held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of the Daughters of Liberty
O. U. A. M. Hall
State Street
W. A. Chase
Waterbury
Misa Nellie McNary
New Britain
J. Burton Harvey
Sarah Burns
Meriden
Shelton
New Haven
New London
Ansonia
Stamford
Bridgeport
Nortwich
Hartford
New Canaan
Danbury
Greenwich
Plainville
Southington
Somers
Winsted
South Norwalk
Torrington
Berlin
East Lyme
Milford
Warehouse Point
East Hampton
Middletown
Earthquake Report Recorded Today in Cottingham Area
Washington dispatch notes an earthquake event recorded at Cottingham with a 7:04 p.m. yesterday observation time. The report is brief and lists the observer location and time of the seismic reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Observer
Yeatee
Fieve
Cottingham
Fifteenth Connecticut Foresters Convention Opens in Danbury
The Grand Court of Connecticut Foresters of America meets in Danbury with 260 delegates. Grand Chief Ranger James C. Roach presides. Reports and committees are named. A banquet and street parade follow, with elections to close the gathering tomorrow morning. Membership stands at about 20,898 amid financial stringency. Three new courts formed at Canaan Windsor and Parkerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Danbury
Grand Court of Connecticut Foresters of America
James C. Roach
Wallingford
Williams
Roach
Dugene D
Howard F. O
J. F. Limerick
J. E. Driscoll
G. W. Lambert
Thomas Lawlor
Martin Broderick
William White
Per Dlem
W. J. Barnes
M. J. Clabby
George B. Maroney
Andrew J. Welch
B F. Hoggett
George E. What
Supreme Court
Canaan
Windsor
Parkerville
Youthful Boy Sent to Meriden State School
Arthur Cody, 16, wandered into the city a week ago and was taken in by Mrs. Thomas of Siliman'e Tene. Cody was placed in the State School at Meriden for care and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cody
Thomas Colored
Siliman'e Tene
Cody
Meriden
Auto speed fiend in Bristol hits woman then flees
May 12 Bristol report states a testing automobile speeding toward Waterbury struck a carriage carrying Mrs. E M. Redner, throwing her out and badly wrecking the vehicle. Police chase continues for the car numbered 200 M. the woman's condition is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bristol
Waterbury
E M. Redner
President Names Ambassadors Today in Nominations
Washington May 12 The President sent to the Senate nominations for ambassadors Oscar Straus of New York to Turkey and William Rockhill to Russia. Consuls general named are Charles Denby at Vienna William Rublee at Hong Kong and Amos Wilder at Shanghai. George B Vis promoted to judge advocate general with brigadier general title fear of Brigadier General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Eee
Washington
Senate
Oscar Straus
New Riekee
Commerce
Labor
Turkey
William Weatville Rockhill
District of Columbia
Pekin
Russia
Chas. Denby
Indiana
Vienna
Austria
William A. Rublee
Wisconsin
Hong Kong
China
Amos P. Wilder
Shanghai China
George B.vis
East End Signal Tower Operators Survive Derailed Freight Car
A loaded eastbound freight car derailed at 3:45 this morning near Central Avenue signal tower. Operators at the East End yard tower narrowly escaped injury as the derailed car disrupted the switch mechanism serving the yard. The incident blocked tracks and prompted a safety inspection of the signal structure and derailment impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Central Avenue
Curtains at worth while saving and economy chance
Advertises deep discounts on curtains for homeowners. Highlights two pair Cluny for 2 to 3 dollars and up to 3 pairs for 25 dollars, Nottingham options from 1.50 and up to 4 pairs for 13, with savings from 50 cents to five dollars. Mentions third floor location and broad selection of low cost, good quality curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Semi Ready Dresses On Sale For Summer Wear
Semi ready dresses attract buyers with white lawn and batiste fabrics finished with eyelet embroidery or Valenciennes lace. Skirts are cut and ready to be hung and finished. Waik embroidery suggests easy front decoration. Prices are near elevators on the main floor.
Trolleymen Confer About Wage Increase in New Haven
Representatives from New Haven area divisions met in an eight hour session with General Manager John K. Punderford and road superintendents. The talk centered on a possible uniform wage scale and a three year maximum, amid past salary cuts for officials and salaried staff not yet restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portchester
New Haven
John K. Punderford
Connecticut Company
C. W. Minnix
General Conference Board
Conference Board
New Haven Road
New Pastor Installed at Christchurch in New Haven
On May 12, Rev Frederick Merwin Burgess was installed as rector of Christchurch New Haven in a ceremony attended by a full church and many friends. He succeeds Rev Brinley dc Morgan killed by an automobile last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Frederick Merwin Burgess
Christchurch
Brinley Dc Morgan
Yale Freshmen Fined For Defacing Signs on Green
Henry C. Marcy and Allan C. Pierce, Yale freshmen, pleaded guilty to kicking over Keep on the Walk signs on the central green. Both were fined $5 plus costs by Judge Tyner in city court. Frank Noonan, a fireman, suffered severe pains at Smokers' Home on Main near Congress. ambulance took him to St. Vincent's hospital with expected recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Henry C. Marcy
Wall Street
Allan C. Pierce
Yale Sheff
Tyner
Frank Noonan
Main
Congress Stret
Noonan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Young Bishop Near Death in Stormy Sea
Three Yale academics from Bridgeport set sail for Morris Cove in a small dory when a gale struck the Sound last night. They swam to the Sperry Light House for rescue. W. D. Bishop, Bridgeport, was treated for a severe cold. Probate filings list $3,500 in real estate and personal property from John Scanlon's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pressey
New Haven
W. D. Bishop
Bridgeport
Chanler Cornish
Everett O. Waters
Yale
Corinthian Yacht Club
Morris Cove
Sperry
Am Bishop
John Scanlon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidesows Book Shop
Main Street
HE Park
Ager Een
Bo —Lasrix
Nw Reck & Son
Havens G. A. R
T. L. Bartholomew
Grand
Mrs. Hickey
Stratfdord Avenue
Liberty Daughters IN State Council
Howland
Cannon Street
Arnold
THE
Howland Dry Goods Co
Connecticut
Rer
Stes
Dory
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!