Brotherhood of St. Andrew Convention Debates Chapters Policy
At the 21st New England Local Assembly meeting in Burroughs Memorial Chapel, the Brotherhood of St. Andrew debated chapter formation with Massachusetts rectors delaying consent. Secretary Dallinger reported growth in New England and nationwide membership, while amendments shifted focus to spreading Christ's Kingdom among men and boys. A U.S. leadership address, by Hubert Carlton, outlined development and duties as delegates adjourned to further by law discussions and junior conferences.
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New England
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Burroughs Memorial Chapel
S. W. Dallinger
Boston
Brotherhood of
St. Andrew
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Brotherhood
John HE. Bolan
Shere
Portland
H. H. Hemingsway
Watertown
National Council
Wers
George I. Warnes
New Haven
FE. J. Jones
W. Dallinger
United States
Dayton
Hubert Carlton
Gilbert and Streets
Ralph W. Jones
Good Shepherds
Hartford
George E. Mansfield
Fred Stoll
Westerveltding
Leonard Webb
George L. Barnes
Trinity College
Ford
Arthur Bioney
Lyon heirs let contract for new block at Golden Hill and Water
The Lyon heirs led by attorney Henry T. Shelton plan a $30,000 brick block on the former Atlantic stables site at Golden Hill and Water streets. W. A. Smith Building Co. to erect a two story structure with 105 by 106 feet, future expansion to five stories, ground floor stores, second floor for light manufacturing storage or offices. Also plans for a Clinton avenue home at about $18,000, two stories, brick lower, stucco and wood upper, and an office building for Bridgeport Coach Lace Co. in Wood avenue. Permits include Stratfield Hotel addition for a fun parlor over the power plant. Real estate transfers rise. mortgage loans total $127,375. new building permits amount to $109,325.
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Lyon
Henry T. Shelton
Golden Hill
Water Streets
Atlantic
W. A. Smith Building Co
Sigmund Leewith
Clinton Avenue
Waseing
Ernest Geen
Bridgeport Coach Lace Co
Wood Avenue
Ttn
Samuel H. Wheeler
Stratfield Hotel
Board of Building Commissioners
Bridgeport Brass Co
Housatonic Avenue
John Clancy
Gem Avenue
Joseph
Ida Re
Crescent Avenue
Patrick McGee
Forth
East Washington Avenue
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Seaview Avenue
Felix Rometech
Housstonic Avenue
Stratford
Assailant Held On $10,000 Bond After Hartford Shooting
Antonio Trepasso, 27, was arraigned in Hartford police court after a East Side shooting that wounded brothers Joe and Luigi Groutz and left rival Giuseppe Guzzi at large. Trepasso faces adjournment for one week on a $10,000 bond. victims hospitalized with non fatal injuries.
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United Press
Hartford
East Side
Antonio Trepasso
Joe
Luigi Groutz
Trepasso
Guiseppe Guzzi
Grouti Brothers
Luigi
Guzzi
Benzenso Mano
Judge Curtis Upholds County Licensing Power in Saloon Appeal
In Jesse A.Stewart v County Commissioners the court sustains the county board on a saloon license from McDermott. Curtis J rejects contesting the decision in court and finds the section adequately policed and the license suitable. The case affirms the commissioners sole license authority and notes possible refund questions for McDermott.
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Jesse A. Stewart
Howard J. Curtis
Joseph McDermott
Bridgeport
McDermott
Berkshire Bridge
Law Enforcement League
Edward K. Nicholson
Prohibition
Matthew E. O'Brien
Curtis
Flanagan Helps Homeless Boy From Train In Court
Pimner Gilson, a 14 year old taken from a freight train in this city three weeks ago, was discharged this morning in City court under Probation Officer Canfield. James Flanagan showed interest in the boy who wore a new suit, and the boy expressed a wish to change his life. The boy's parents are dead and he seeks a chance to make something of himself under supervision.
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Pimner Gilson
Canfield
James Flanagan
Ian
Whitehead Flight Feud With Beach Over Invention
Whitehead must fly or Beach will. Inventor and Beach clash as Whitehead agrees to test the airship for $100 while a judge’s case unfolds. Fairfield tented near Mountain Grove cemetery hosts the craft with supporters predicting conquest of the air.
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Whitehead
Beach
Backer
Gustav
Scientific American
Fairfield
Mountain Grove Cemetery
West End
Stratford
Mr. Beach
Gues
Bridgeport
Young burglars rounded up after chase on East Side
A gang of youthful burglars was rounded up by Sec Second Precinct officers after an attempted burglary at 98 Reilly Street. Patrolmen Walker and Dempsey pursued them across fences and backyards, capturing Michael Shomskey and later John Hrasce. Both youths are on parole from the State Reform School at Meriden. The spree is linked to a rise in petty burglaries on the East Side.
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Secondd
Walker
Dempsey
Reilly Street
Michael Shomskey
John Hrasce
Pricenct
State Reform School
Meriden
Weather indications New Haven May 15
Forecast showers and cooler tonight and Sunday. A disturbance from Kansas moved to near La Crosse Wisconsin bringing heavy local showers to the lake region and New England. A good rain fell over corn and wheat belts in the past 48 hours. Thunderstorms reported in central and eastern areas with frosts in the northwest. Conditions favor fair weather for this vicinity followed by showers late tonight and Sunday.
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United Press
New Haven
Kansas
la Crosse
Wis
Lake Region
New England
Wall Street today shows irregular early trading
In New York on May 15 the market opened steadier then turned irregular. Union Pacific led gains with five eighths, Reading followed up, while Eric slipped then recovered. Traction issues fell one point and Consolidated Gas eased. Government bonds held firm as the week closed quiet and steady after a small late dip in Consolidated Gas and Reading. A $1000 check was received by Miss Alice Josephine Ryan of 187 Clinton Avenue in a separate note.
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United Press
New York
Union Pacific
Reading
Eric
Consolidated Gas
Third Avenue Traction
Alice Josephine Ryan
Clinton Avenue
Margaret Ryan
Sievon Ae Ladies
Oe Maccabees
Ie World
Mia
Seaside Hive
Svat
Detroit Public Lighting Commission costs reveal low electric rates
In Detroit on May 15 a local writer argues for municipal control of utilities, citing the Public Lighting Commission’s report. It shows 7,182,255 kilowatt hours produced, 5,601,648 for 3,874 two thousand candlepower arc lamps, and a cash cost of 0.02008 dollars per kilowatt hour for lighting, plus 0.03185 dollars in gross cost with depreciation and taxes.
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Detroit
Mich
New England
Plymouth Rock
America
Bridgeport
Conn
Public Lighting Commission of
Easterner
Public Lighting Commission
Elegan
Paris waits on general labor strike
Paris remains unsure if the General Federation of Labor will call a general sympathy strike over the postmen and telegraphers. Most unions are not in full accord, and if no general strike is ordered the dispute may end by early next week. Telegraph lines cross country face disruption as the wage dispute continues.
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United Press
Paris
General Federation of Labor
Ba ‘Inister
He Pi
Nissals
Congress to Act If Census Director Faces Dismissal
Washington May 15 The inquisition into Census Director S N North by Commerce and Labor officials prompts talks of a congressional inquiry if Taft receives an unfavorable report. Friends in Congress say a dismissal would require a replacement before the decennial census.
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United Press
Washington
S N. D. North
Department of Commerce and Labor
Taft
Congress
North
Census Bureau
Nagel
Mayor Lee Canny Reflects On Renomination Plans
Mayor Lee Canny stated he has not decided on renomination this fall and will not consider the matter for at least two months. He noted friends have urged him to run and that opinions so far suggest support, but he wants to hear unfavorable views before deciding. Death of Gerrit H. Smith reported in Hagerstown.
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Lee
Infant's Body Found in Suitcase at Erie Station
Jamestown New York May 15 A three day old infant body was found in a suitcase in the Erie railroad station baggage room where it had sat for ten days. The case was opened this morning revealing the well developed infant and a ten dollar bill pinned to the clothing. No clue to the child’s identity or origin was apparent.
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United Press
Jamestown
N. Y
Erie
Gabler Suit for Divorce in Bridgeport and Trumbull
Frederick P. Gabler of Tromberee, son of Peter Gabler, cigar maker, sues Marabell Gabler formerly of Trumbull now missing. He cites statutory grounds and alleges offenses occurred in Bridgeport and Trumbull. The couple wed November 4, 1904, and Mrs. Gabler has not been seen in Trumbull for three years. The case draws local interest due to the plaintiff’s prominent family.
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Frederick P. Gabler
Trombere
Peter Gabler
Long Hill
Marabell Gabler
Trumbull
Bridgeport
Marabell Ruge
Fred Gabler
Aged Mrs Curtis Wanders Away
Winthrop Connecticut May 15 A vigorous search is under way for trace of Mrs N F Curtis aged woman who disappeared from her son s home last Wednesday Fear for her safety mounts as family notes she is mentally unbalanced and recently returned after a 24 hour absence
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United Press
Conn
N. F. Curtis
Room for Rent and Misc Classifieds at 58 John Street
Classified fragments show rooms for rent at 58 John St and 467 Stat Street, including a four room flat at 150 Center St and other listings. Additional items reference a piano for sale, a 1907 Columbia automobile, a dance event on May 20, and a consumer goods shop at Main Street.
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Spee
Cavalier Wood
REWT
Center St
Benham Ave
Coleman
Washington Ave
Lonesdmal
Perry's Hall
Speidel
Steinert & Sons Co
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Wall Street Today
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Federation
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Tel
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James Spargo
Warner
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Park Ave
Stratford Center
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Warner Brothers Company
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