Supt. Stone Dies After Long Illness
Leonard Stone, longtime superintendent at the American Ord nance Co, died after a three year illness at his Washington Terrace home. Born December 24, 1865 in Washington DC, he leaves a wife, daughter Dorothy, two sisters, and a brother. Short services were held at his home, with burial in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Boston, tomorrow afternoon.
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Leonard Stone
Waenington Terrace
Stone
Mfg. Co
Lynn
Amerian Projectile Co
American Ordnance Co
American Borin Mrz. Co
Washington, DC
Dorothy
Josephine
Victor Stone
Belmont
Mass
Harry D. Stone
Seatfie
Waen
Tare
F. A. Dillingham
Boston
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Stine
Obituary notices for Southport residents in May 1911–1913
In Southport on May 22 1913 John Cummings funeral hereafter. Sarah A wife of Robert Martin died May 21 1911 with funeral from 35 Hallett Street May 24 at 8 20 am and St Charles Church at 9 am interment St Michael's Cemetery. Caroline Hampton died May 19 1911 service May 2 at 3 pm Mt Grove Cemetery. Peter Coyne died May 20 1912 funeral from 675 Shelton Street May 23 at 8 30 am and St Charles Church at 9 am with high mass. Daniel McCloskey died May 22 11 notice funeral hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
David W. Hampton
Waldemere Avenue
Mt. Grove
P Coyne
Peter Coyne
Shelton Street
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's
Burglary Suspect Cognac Linked to Alleyway Death
Acquaintance lured into a dark alley between State and Gilbert streets late Saturday found dead by Patrolman Barton. Suhanoski reported the man searching, Cognac’s wife jailed for burglary, Cognac himself held as burglary suspect. Cognac, 23, previously worked as a shoemaker on Water Street and Waterbury.
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State
Gilbert
Barton
Suhanoski
Grunk
Cognac
Water Street
Waterbury
State Funeral for French War Minister Killed By Monoplane
Containing reports of a delayed state funeral for France’s war minister killed in a monoplane crash. King Peter’s presence remains covert as ceremonies unfold, with mentions of officials Berteaux and Monis, and a multi-leg flight plan from Angoulême to Madrid. An additional accident near Ejampes injured Andrew Frey. two killed at Eureke amid a crowd. London drafts a new prohibition on aeroplaning over coronation crowds. Aviator Bardot sustains severe injuries after a 60 foot fall at Rheims.
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Peter
San Sebastian
Madrid
Wales
Andrew Frey
Ejampes
Frey
Rheims
Bethany Plain
Bardot
Ladies of Charity Whist and Dance at Warner Institute
Under the auspices of the Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul a whist and dance will be held at Warner Institute tomorrow evening to aid St. Vincent's hospital. Trophies await top scorers as Marker's Orchestra furnishes music and a program accompanies the play progressing from 8 30. Tickets are available from members or at the door.
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Ladies of Charity of
Grandfather Clause Declared Unconstitutional in Oklahoma
United Press dispatch from Oklahoma City May 22 reports the states grandfather clause barring Black voters was ruled unconstitutional by a federal court. The measure was a Democratic attempt and affected about 40 000 Negroes in Oklahoma.
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United Press
Ahora City
Okla
Oklahoma
Aviator Earle H Ovington plans air travels to New Haven
A. Holland Forbes hosts Earle H Ovington and wife at Garden Court Fairfield noting Ovington’s vow to luncheon at readers homes aboard a two passenger Bleriot monoplane. Ovington and new wife, English born, honeymoon two months, eye future flights and landing fields as rural country clubs add airanchorage.
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Earle H. Ovington
A. Holland Forbes
Fairfield
Ovington
Ortert
Qvington
Ngton
Mr. Forbes
Garden Court
Illinois Bans Tuberculin Use on Milch Cows
Major Thomas Bodgren reports on the Illinois Legislature prohibiting the tuberculin test for cows, criticizing medical dogma and calling for prudent public health funding. The letter condemns compulsory vaccines, warns against overreach by inspectors, and urges focus on school health and sanitation.
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Illinois
Evening Farmer
Ilinois
Koch
American Medical Association
Pasteur
Jenner
Connecticut
Wheeler
Health Board
Thomas Bocdren
Missing schooner Tasco aids Elizabeth Doyle wreck search
No word by noon from the wrecking tug Tasco aiding the schooner Elizabeth Doyle off Montauk Point yesterday. Officials said the Doyle carried 200 Portuguese and was reported without food or water. The Tasco’s company suggested the two vessels may have reached New Bedford, else a wireless update would have been sent.
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United Press
New London
Tag Tasco
Plzabeth Doyle
Montauk Point
T. A. Scott Wreckint Company
Ohare
Tasco
Veesele
Nedford
Tagen
Joa
Doyle
Peace Advocate To Tour Japan
Boston May 22 Baron D'Batournelles De Constant renowned pacifist and French delegate to the Hague Tribunal plans a tour of Japan. France backs arbitration to spread peace and win Japan to the movement. Departure date not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
Baron D'Batournelles de Constant
Hague Tribunal
Japan
France
de Constant
Aso
Strong division over extension of trolley line
A divided council debates the future of the trolley extension from South avenue toward Iranistan and beyond. Some aldermen back a straight State street to Trainstan route while opponents warn of bigger fights over South avenue. The Connecticut Company is urged to yield to public choice, with petitions withdrawn for widening Fairfield avenue and allowing ten foot centers in Congress street and Fairfield avenue.
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South Avenue
Iranistan Avenue
State Street
Trainstan Avenue
Walker
DeForest
Fourth District
Garry Paddock
Connecticut Co
South Venue
Iranistan
Atlantic Street
Fairfeld Avenue
Courtland Street
Park Avenue
Madero Called Slave Holder by Mexican Junta
Los Angeles May 22 The Los Angeles Junta of Mexican Insurgents brands Francisco J Madero Jr a member of the slave holding class and says presidential elevations or cabinet changes will not help the Mexican people The draft manifesto declares the war must continue until Mexicos natural resources are restored for the people The manifesto is signed by Magoon head of the Junta and Figuera operating near Meallen with about 90 men and other insurgents.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Francisco J. Madero, Jr
Mexico
Magoon
Figuera
Mealen Ity
Servant Girl Confesses Guilt In Fairfield Case
Mary Kaszycka a under 16, sent to Industrial Home for Girls by Justice Bacon Wakeman for stealing 125 dollars from expressman Steven R. Pinkham. Appeal bonds set at 300 dollars. Also accused of stealing a bank book with 107.30 dollars from William H. Gowda. charge not pressed. Kaszycka worked as a domestic at the Pinkham home and admitted taking the money. bank book theft denied. Ongoing rumor links a local male friend. interpreter Brill notes confession to Mrs. Clupszak who held money for her as kept funds.
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Mary Kaszycka
Bacon Wakeman
Steven R. Pinkham
Expressman
E.O. Hull
Bridgeport
William H. Gowda
Pinkham
C. H. King
Kaszyckes
Senate fixes $3000 salary for Hawley today
Washington reports the Senate today approved a measure setting the United States Marshal for the district of Connecticut at 3000 dollars a year. The action fixes the salary for Hawley, meeting the standard parity for marshals.
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Hawley
Senate
United Press
Washington
Teday
District of
Connecticut
Saloon Keeper Hit With $740 Fine After Liquor Raids
Danielson May 22 borough court handed down stiff liquor violation sentences for Saturday raids. Frank Auger pled guilty to six counts and paid $740 total, appealing to Superior court. Omer Brown guilty on two counts, fined $225 for selling liquor without license. John Conners and Fred Boulais pled guilty, paid $25 costs each. Two more cases continued. raids described as the town’s largest and most successful.
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United Press
Danielson
Frank Auger
Guuilty
Omer Brown
John Conners
Fred Boulais
They Were After Dr Donaldson's Choice Chicken's
Fairfield May 22 at 3 a m John Donaldson heard men at work on the chicken coop He alerted his father Dr W H Donaldson and pharmacist John Boyle The three armed burglars chased into the woods and escaped Investigators noted Hayes grocery store had been burglarized with about 50 dollars of stock taken
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Fairfield
John Donaldson
Donaldson
W. H. Donaldson
John Boyle
Hayes
Auto Crash Kills One And Wounds Seven
A passenger car at 50 miles an hour struck a massive automobile truck on Washington Boulevard in Washington. Michael Halpert of New York was killed. two others died and five were seriously hurt.
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United Press
Washington
Michael Halpert
New York
Washington Boulevard
Trial of Fur Dealer Fox Ends Tomorrow
Samuel Fox the Nor walk fur dealer faces a trial in the criminal superior court on charges of conspiring to rob Adams Express Co. Two arguments remain before Judge Curtis and a jury, with Assistant State's Attorney Carter arguing for the state and J Belden Hurlbutt for the accused. A verdict is expected tomorrow afternoon as Byington and Everson, who pleaded guilty, testified for the state. Byington's wife and mother have attended court daily.
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Samuel Fox
Norwalk
Tob
Adams Express Co
Curtis
Galen A. Carter
J. Belden Hurlbutt
Everett Byington
William 3. Everson
The
Express Company
Fox
Byington
Mrs Clark's Will Reveals 113500 Estate In Probate
The will of the late Mrs Francis Goodsell Clark, formerly of this city and now of Los Angeles, valued the estate at 112500 with about 60 in New Haven and the rest in Los Angeles. Heirs are reported to be relatives in New York.
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Forbes
Bridgeport
New Haven
Unites Press
Francis Goodsell Clark
Los Angeles
New York City
Dresses showcase seven styles and single-visit purchase
The garments come in seven styles and illustrate finish and trim quality. Customers need only one store visit to select gingham, choose the style, and pay. Dresses are completed quickly and delivered ready for service after order receipt. One price for all styles, $3.50.
Howland Dry Goods Co Figuera Resists Peace Under Madero
Juarez dispatches recount Mexican conflict near Casas Grandes with insurrectos, including a 12 year old fighter Vincenzo Garvan and a wounded artist Eduardo Hay. Personal tales show the grim toll of battle, with many seeking shelter and vows of allegiance as Madero’s forces advance.
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Casas Grandes
Juarez
Oroszco
Vincanao Garvan
Tos
Vincenzo
Juan of Arce
Juares Pines
Mexico
Plaga
Eduardo Hay
Tose Castro
Hay
Notre Dame University
Castro
Vasques Gomes
Francisco Madero
Gomez
Madero
Mexico City
Furniture of Hotel Franklin Attached in Stamford Suit
The furniture and fixtures of the Franklin hotel in Stamford were attached by A Hupfel's Sons, New York brewers, against Gustav Engels, proprietor. Papers in the action were fled this morning in the common pleas court. Plaintiffs claim the property is owed as a debt or obligation connected to the brewery interests.
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Franklin
Stamford
A. Hupfel
New York
Cutt
Gustav Engels
Courts of Common Pleas
Fountain Syringe Sale Announcement
A new lot of fountain syringes offered in two and three quart capacities. The two quart size is priced at 750 cach. The three quart article costs $1.00. Sale highlights the quality and modest prices for sanitary necessities.
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Meadow Brook Creamery
Joseph Cognas
Josph Cugnec
Alles Maggar
Foster
Foriay
John Suhanovski
John Beck & Son
Main ST
JAS. Horan & Son Elorists
Hawkins Florist Stratfield
Odessa
Eureke
Wondon
London
Paris
Home Office
Warner Institute
Ladies OF Charity
Warner Freu
Marker
Jackson's
MR. and
Mrs. Ovington
Sound
Earle H. Ovi
Peace Advocate
Dr. Donaldson
Mosler, Diebold, Marvin, Barnes and Corrorated
Pittsburg
Marsh
Fairfield Ave
Howland
Anim Street
Fairfild Avenue
Cannon Short
Conn
Naushon Gingham
Naushon
Doeg Aly
Howland Dry Goods CO
Engela
Siew
Yeaterday
Sorte Webster Vinal
Middletown
Louisa Mowry Mason
Church of Christ Parsonage
Romeyon Dsntorth
Vinal
Hotel Franklin
Jennie
Hamilton
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