Elopement Triggers Pair of Divorces in Superior Court
Howard S. Hoyt, once a local garage owner, eloped with the wife of his partner, prompting two divorces. Cepha Clewson Hoyt received a decree against Hoyt, while Edward Lampman was granted a divorce from Mrs Lampman with Hoyt named as co respondent. The court heard that Hoyt fled with Mrs Lampman after a dispute over her staying with Hoyt during his wife’s absence. A letter from Hoyt and testimony from the Lampman son supported the case.
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Howard S. Hoyt
Superior Court
Curtis
Cepha .Clewson Hoyt
Wordin Avenue
Howaeréa He
Fannie “Lampman
Dent
Edward Lampman
Mand Lampman
Hoyt
Lampman
Mrl
N.nelehbor
Ford Auto Supply Co
MD Avenue
Berlin regards U boat dispute fully adjusted
Berlin reports no response to the last American note on the submarine dispute. Washington says Berlin will scrupulously execute its new policy to avoid jeopardizing good relations with the United States. The American note notes that such policy should not hinge on other diplomatic negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
Berlin
State's Attorney Addresses Doctors at Medical Society Banquet
The 124th annual Connecticut State Medical Society convention ended with a large banquet at The Stratfield ballroom. State's Attorney Homer B. Cummings urged closer cooperation between doctors and lawyers in joint cases, praising the event's record attendance and the local committee of Dr. Frank M. Tukey Dr. R. A. Lockhart and Dr. H. B. Lambert for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut State Medical Society
Stratfield Ball Room
Homer 8. Cummings
Frank M. Tukey
R. A. Lockhart
H. B. Lambert
Woman killed by train at Morse street crossing
New Haven May 19 Mrs Irene Richetelli a 75 year old widow was killed by a train as she attempted to cross Morse street crossing in Hamden on the way to church The flagman said he flashed a warning but she tried to cross as the train approached
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New Haven
Irene Richetelli
Morse Street
Hamden
Obituary notes relay several deaths in city local
An obituary column reports Anna T. Harvey Irving wife of George Ing dies at home on East Washington Avenue. Henry Sorrensen, a 45 year old steamer worker, dies of pneumonia at St Vincent's Hospital. Marion Hogan, 18 months, dies at 343 Benham Avenue. Ellen Burnes funeral held at Gannon parlors and St Patrick's Church. Harriet F West Scripture dies at 814 Beechwood Avenue. Mary Herbert funeral held from Sacred Heart Church with solemn requiem mass.
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Anna T. Harvey Irving
Na T. Harvey
George Ing
Washington Avenue
Mrs. Irving
New York City
William, H
Margaret L. Newby Harvey
Henry Sorrensen
Denmark
Mary S. Lewis
Lewis Oyster Co
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sorrensen
Hawley & Wilmot
Park Cemetery
Marion Hogan
Marion
Frank
Annie Baxter Hogan
Benham Avenue
Ellen Burnes
Ellen
Thomas Burnes
Michael J. Gannon
St. Patrick’s Church
John C. Lynch
Barnes
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Harriet F. Scripture
Harriet F. West
Dwight R. Scripture
Beechwood Avenue
Mrs. Scripture
Hebron
Conn
Francis C
Florinda A. West
Mary Herbert
John Donahue
Myrtle Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Thomas J. Mooney
Henry G@llahan
Michael Golob
Ureh
Wilik Chew
Heaven Is
Thy Will Be Done Church Scene and Burial Train Scene
The church, Miss Theresa O Brien and Mr Chew gang Thy Will Be Done. The body was taken on the 10 11 train to Stamford for burial in Springdale cemetery there. The bearers were Henry, John and Herbert Donahue, William Hart, James Cosgrove and Vincent Ranham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa O’ Brien
Chew Gang
Stamford
Springdale
Henry
John
Herbert Donahue
William Hart
James Cosgrove
Vincent Ranham
Fireman Suspended Over Drink Amid Hospital Visit
Bridgeport Chief Daniel Johnson suspended Thomas Quigley of No 2 engine pending trial on intoxication charges. Quigley was moved from the engine house after a reported apoplexy shock. a hospital visit changed the chief's assessment of the cause of his condition.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Daniel Johnson
Bridgeport Fiire Department
Thomas Quigley
No.2
Quigley
Motorist Hits Pedestrian Then Flees
Michael J. Driscoll injured when a jitney struck him at Johnson street and left the scene. He suffered a fracture of the right wrist and was treated by Dr. D. M. Trecartin. Police seek operator of car No. 21 847 licensed in Connecticut to explain nonreporting. John Kiss holds the jitney licenses involved.
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Michael J. Driscoll
Lpark Avenue
Jimmey
Johnson Street
Driscoll
D. M. Trecartin
Connecticut
John Kiss
A Wholesome Summer Drink and Champ Clark Declines Chair
A healthful Horsford's Acid Phosphate tonic is praised as cooler and more refreshing than lemonade. Speaker Champ Clark, urged by many Democrats to be permanent chairman of the St. Louis convention, declined the honor.
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Horsford
Champ Clark
St. Louis
Two Outlaws Executed for Border Raids
Brownsville Texas May 19 the first legal executions for killings of Americans in border raids by Mexican bandits last summer and fall occurred with the hanging of Melquaides Chapa and Jose E Buenrostro. They were found guilty of murder in the death of A L Austin and his son Charles after an attack in Cameron county on August 6 1915 by a band of 14 Mexicans.
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Brownsville
Tex
Melquaides Chapa
Jose E. Buenrostro
A. L. Austin
Charles
Cameron County
Hutchinson Estate Will Probate in Middletown
The will of Mrs. Kate S. Hutchinson disposing of about $600 was admitted to probate today. Executor and chief beneficiary is her husband Timothy N. Hutchinson a Civil War veteran and longtime Singer Mfg. Co. employee. She died in the state hospital at Middletown. Survived by sister Mrs. Fanny Carleton Wilton N. H. and children Arthur and William Abbott with address unknown. Half sister Mrs. Harriett Cine and John H. Mackey. An aged Confederate veteran of Birmingham Ala. collapsed at the Confederate ball during the Birmingham reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate S. Hutchinson
Timothy N. Hutchinson
Singer Mfg. Co
Hutchinson
State Hospital
Middletown
Fanny Carleton
Wilton
N. H
Arthur
William Abbott
Harriett
Yale Tap Day sees Blodget and Olsen tapped for fraternities
Yale students gather for Tap Day as Donald Blodget receives Wolf’s Head membership while Albert Olsen is tapped for Skull and Bones and declines Scroll and Key. The ceremony features readings, performances, and large cast lists of entrants and participants.
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Donald M. Blodget
Henry Blodget
Myrtle Avenue
Wolf's Head Fraternity
Yale
Albert W. Olsen
Glenbrook
Skull and Bones
Irish Minstrels At A C H Score On First Night
Under the Ancient Order of Hibernians in this city a minstrel show opened for three nights at Eagles Hall drawing a large audience. John J. O Neill directed with D J O Connor as assistant and Harry J Maloney handling music. Attorney Daniel E Brennan starred as interlocutor with a program featuring Miss Lidia Walsh Miss Julia Sullivan George Rajette John Martin Miss Mary V McNamara David Sullivan Bagpiper Master Robert Stafford and Kathryn Lombard among others.
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Order of Hibernians
Agles’ Hall
John J. O'Neill
Enterprise
D. J. O'Connor
Harry J. Maloney
James E. Hayes
Daniel E. Brennan
Bracken
Lidia Walsh
George Rajette
Julia Sullivan
Ireland
John Martin
Bill Toomey
Mary
WANTS CHAPTER OF GREEK FEDERATION TO BE RE-iNSTATED
Attorney Joseph Misvegs of Homestead Pennsylvania argued for re instatement of St Nicholas chapter Auburn New York before the 14th biennial convention of the Greek Catholic Union of America. The Auburn chapter suspended last year along with other members who affiliated with non Greek Catholic churches.
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Greek Catholic Union of America
Joseph Misvegs
Homestead
St Nicholas
Auburn
N. Y
United States
Meyers
Orthodor Church
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