Order of Notice in Rothe divorce custody case
Bridgeport May Ltd and Carvellne J. Rothe seek a divorce and custody in Superior Court. John H. Rothe is absent. notice of publication is ordered in Bridgeport Evening Farmer for four weeks starting May 17, 1912. Court clerk Wt. Haviland signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rothe
Bridgeport May Ltd
A. D
J. Rothe
Tharell
Nidren
John H. Rothe
Wat Imrmerty
Bridesport
Mild Fairies
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Aala Erideenort
Haviland
Fctcem
Superior Court
Riise
Special Cops Refuse Strike Duty in May Riot Alarm
Twenty five hundred police sworn in stand by as strike threats loom. Special officers decline to work with express wagon guards amid wage dispute. Seventy quit, others report harassment and fear of gang activity. Unclear text hints at recruitment blocks and a failed attempt to place officers in a farm workers task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battale
Eppies
Connecticut’s business and agricultural organizations listed
Washington May 14 The secretary of commerce compiled and filed with the Senate the 488 public document listing commercial and agricultural associations. Connecticut entries show state boards of trade and dozens of local business men associations with member counts, plus regional organizations and farming groups led by presidents in Ansonia Hartford New Haven and other towns. Local Jewish farmers’ associations are named in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Unitea
Ust
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Forelem
Senate
Connecticut
Easter States Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
New Haven
Connecicut State Board of Trade
Hartford
Lumber Dealers’ Association of Connecticut
State Business Men's Association of Connecticut
Derby
Ansonia Business Men's Resociation
Ansonia
Shelton
Seymour
Glastonbury Business Men's Association
Greenwich, Board of Trade
Hartford Board of Trade
Business Men'a Associaon
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Association
Hartford County
Manchester Improvement Asso Vision
Meriden Board of Trade
Business Men's Sssueis— Hast
Middletown
Thompsonville Board of Trade
Torrington Business Men's
Wallingford Board of Trade
Waterbury
Connecticut Forestry Aseociaon
T. L. Briatol
The
Connecticut Horticultural Society
Joan B. Hues
Connecticut Plant Breeders’ Association
George A. Horpson
Wallingford
Connecticut ,Poultry Assorciation
H. D. Demming
Connecticut Veterinary Association
J. E. Underhill
New London
Connecticut Agricultural Station
L. A. Clinton
Storrs
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
B. H. Jenkins
Connecticut Bee Keepers’ Association
Allen Datham
Norwich Town
Bosrahville
Jewish Farmers’ Association
Yantic
Colchester Jewish
Weather Indications Across Regions Mention Snow and Rain
Cloudy conditions prevail with rain late tonight and Thursday in Connecticut. Temperatures will be cooler tonight with moderate northerly winds. Freezing readings reported in northern upper Atlantic valley lake region and New England areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Atsesipet Valley
Lake Region
New England
Ladien Society Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow Afternoon
The Ladies Society of the German Reformed Church will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors Chicpet Street entrance. Hostesses are Mesdsmee Frederick Anton Artellan Neubauer John Heller and Keoula Schepp. Friends and members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlen’ AM Sociery
German Reformed Church
Sonable Millinery Economical Buyers Promote Hats
A readable fragment notes economical buyers seeking value at Sonable Millinery with hats featured including a white hat and ostrich plumes. The item hints at promotional pricing and variety aimed at attracting shoppers.
Webster and Mitchelson Backed For Governor In GOP Rift
Hartford Times reports Republican chiefs clustered at the Allyn House after Barnum’s breakdown weighing Weeks and Sloper. They discussed Ariel Mitchelson and Webster of Litchfield as possible candidates, noting regional backing and machine dynamics in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Times
Allyn House
Charles W. Barnum
Barnum
Democratic National Committee
Sloper
Weeks
Lilley
Leutenant
Middletown
Seitle
A. J. Sloper
New Britain
General Assembly
John H. Perry
Southport
Hooker
Isbell
Senate
Ariel Mitchelson
Simsbury
Thougt
Farmers’ Club
Webster
Mitchelson Butt
Fie
Litchfield County
Gartford County
Fairfield
New Haven
Times
Bridgeport
Mitchelson
Bryan Praises Wilson Administration At Democratic Dinner
Harrisburg May 14 Secretary Bryan spoke as a substitute for the president at the Central Democratic Club dinner. He hailed Wilson’s leadership, urged unity with the Progressive wing if principled, and praised the tariff bill as best in a generation. He cited Govs Cox New Jersey and New York as reform leaders and urged backing of Democratic reform measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bryan
Central Democratic Club
Wilson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Ocratic
Wall Street
Cox
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
House
Clark
Oscar Underwood
Mitchell Palmer
Divorce Suit Promises Sensation For Duchess Of Westminster
London May 12 A sensation is promised as the divorce suit brought by the Duke of Westminster goes to trial. After papers named Duke of Alba as co respondent, society awaits a counter suit by the Duchess. The couple, married in 1901, have two children. The Duke owns vast estates and is famed as a polo enthusiast. The Duchess, noted for beauty and style, has been pictured with a Swiss skater amid rumors of the split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Westminster
Duke of Alba
Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor
Duke of
Weeminster
Areula Grosvenor
Mary
Colonel Cornwallis West
Brinesss of Press
George Cornwallis West
Ran
Dolph Churchill
England
Cheshire
Switzerland
U S Currency Free From Germs Says Dr Rucker
Washington May 14 Dr W C Rucker assistant surgeon general Public Health Service said tests on currency both washed and unwashed bills show them unusually free of germs. He credited the ink used in printing the bills as a near perfect germicide and noted the government ink recipe is kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. C. Rather
Public Health Service
Rucker
Bureau of Engraving and
Patent rights issued to Connecticut inventors
A list of inventors in Connecticut granted patent rights dated May 14, 1813. Names include Edgar W. Gaesick Bridgeport, Alfred James Bridgeport, Charles Tyler Bridgeport, Franke Charwick Hartford, Kikere E. Church New Britain, Joseph F. Lamb New Britain, Emerich Merrick New Haven, David Summey Waterbury, John Scott Southington, William S Thomson Planteville, Julius G. Pegel Thompsonville, William F. Sayers Thompsonville, Samuel Stohrer Meriden, Joseph Haikus Glastonbury, John H. Osgood Patnam, and The Bennett Merwin Silver Co New Milford among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlet
A M. Wooster
Patents
Bridgeport
Conn
Edgar W. Gaesick
Lock
Alfred James
Charles
Tyler
Maga
Franke
Charwick
Hartford
Kikere E. Church
New Britain
Dentehuck
Joseph F. Lamb
Emerich J. Merrick
New Haven
Fhomee P. Forman
Waterbury
David L. Summey
John Scott
WN. B. McGrath
Southington
William S Thomson
Planteville
Julius G. Pegel
Thompsonville
William F. Sayers
Samuel Stohrer
Tuberculosis Patients Treated at Gaylord Farm
At the New Haven County Anti Tuberculosis Association annual meeting held yesterday at the Gaylord Farm sanatorium in Wallingford, officers for the coming year were elected, including President Charles F. Brooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Special Drapery Sale at The Smith Murray Co
The Smith Murr ay Co Drapery Dept runs a basement sale with remnants and sample lots. Prices include sampl ic blonds and palm hammocks, with items such as palms and scrims offered by the yard and by the piece. Strong entities include The Smith Murray Co and Palmer Hammocks with basement sale context and value ranges.
Special Exhibition of Metall jana Pasha Styles Window Display
Art Dept announces a special exhibition featuring Crosstitch pattern pillows scarves and centre pieces, with 35 each. Also showcasing four or by wernet creations at Ladies Dresses and three dress styles for children all made of paper to illustrate color effects and garment ce style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wernet
Ladies Dresees
Sanatorium debt paid as residents rise and water works expanded
The New Haven sanatorium reports 99 percent debt-free after raising 4767 to cover remaining obligations. Admissions climbed to about 150 with 276 residents housed this year, 53 at the facility, and a new reservoir added 12,000 gallons capacity while daily spring flow reached 14,000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Farnam
New Haven
W. Gay Lord
Branford
H. L. Swain
Irring Fisher
W. Beebe
W. Perry Curtiss
A. R. Kimball
Waterbury
Max Adler
Irving Fishes
8. T. Osborne
Charles
Opr
Osborne
Arthur Teed Kimball
Newlants
State Laboratory
British Claim Against U S Over Sea Vessel Seizure
A century old British claim linked to a seizure on the Great Lakes surfaces as authorities outline a dispute arising after a U S vessel was seized weeks earlier. The case involves an American owner and a British counterpart seeking restitution or compensation for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
M—Treven Twin
Great Lakes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kline
Main Street
Qghildren
Mohini
Kuine
Ladies Society
E. H. Dillon & CO
Maty ST
Com
ST. Cecile
Senator Perry
New Reserve
Harrisburgh
Democrats
Duchess OF Westminster
DR. Rucker
Gaylord Farm
Smith-Murray CO
Irkmanship
Ares
Serrton Sur
Packard
Cardfal
Coe
John G. Weber
Ribron
Gari Boum
Main ST
Wheeler & Howes CO
Congress
New Yor
Crenarty
Svea Olwe
Bethea
Anta
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!