Obituary notices from New Haven area deaths May 1910
Multiple funeral notices list local residents including Thomas McDonald Pauline Louise Dusch Harry W. Grant Carrie M. Sterling William Bernard Unholtz Thomas F. Sheehan Thomas F. Cotter and Mrs Matthew J. Luby with dates May 21 to May 25 1910. Services set at residences St Charles St Michael Lakeview Mt. Grove St Augustine St Marys and St Marys churches. Burial plans include local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
New Haven
Harry W. Grant
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Gamsby
Carrie M. Sterling
Alfred H. Gamsby
West Avenue
Mt. Grove
Unholtz
William Bernard Unholtz
Cottage Street
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Porters Cleared of Gas Theft Charge in Porter's Home Case
David and William Porter avoid trial after Mrs. Porter drops the charge of gas theft at 61 Bunnell street. She refused to testify, and prosecutors released the men after their appearance before Redden. In related note, Motorman Michael J. Hennessey aided at the scene and helped restrain Fireman Chambers during the river discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
William Porter
David Porter
Porter
Bunnell Street
Michael J. Hennessey
Putnam Street
Chambers
Death of Thom F. Cotter After Prolonged Illness
Thomas F Cotter died this afternoon at 181 South Avenue after months of illness from a combination of diseases. A skilled horse shoer with a late John Street shop he was active in Democratic politics in the Second District and highly regarded in racing and fraternal circles. He leaves a widow and several children including John and Harold, workers at Crane Valve Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom
F. Cotter
South Avenue
John Street
The
Elks
the Eagles
Div. No. 1
Red Men
John
Harold
Main Street
Crane Valve Co
Cotter
Easy money for Atty Greenstein in city court
Judge Foster allowed Prosecuting Liquor Agent Henry Greenstein the full $260 fee for services in cases of 26 frequenters arrested in raids on the North End Gun Club and Cedar Creek Yacht Club. The city pays when no conviction is secured. the fee is $10 per case, taxed against the offender if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Henry Greenstein
North End
Cedar Creek
George Barnes
Greenstein
Bridgeport to Challenge Sit Rate Increases
Mayor E. T. Buckingham reports complaints from several commuters over mutation rate hikes between New York Brooklyn and Bridgeport. A council resolution to be introduced tonight would bring the city before the Interstate Commerce Commission as a complainant against the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Buckingham
New York
Brooklyn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maniac Terorizes Nurses Transferred to Restraint
Fearful for his life Frank Uhas of 411 Bostwick avenue may attempt suicide. Supt Brennan of the Charities Dept and St. Vincent's officials arranged his transfer from the hospital to Lakeview home for restraint. Three weeks earlier Uhas cut his throat in a suicide attempt. A city engineer crew laid out a baseball diamond at the park junction of Connecticut Seaview and Stratford avenues for Twelfth district youths. construction begins next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Uhas
Bostwick Avenue
Supt
Brennan
Charities Dept
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Lakeview
Uhas
Fark Commission
McKenna
New Park
Connecticut, Seaview
Stratford Avenues
Hats Missing Spark Foul Play Theories In Deaths
Police declare Frederick Chambers and Joseph McMahon deaths ruled drowning after medical examiner finds lungs filled with water. They believe the boys may have accidentally entered the water. Searchers could not recover the red ribbon hat and McMahon cap, fueling earlier foul play rumors. No further action planned unless new developments appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chambers
Joseph McMahon
C. C. Godfrey
Morris
Fred Chambers
Wilson
Trial by Combat Shows Who's Who
Michael Burns Irish native and Frank Moore English born American citizen fought on Crescent avenue after a dispute over Irish and English prowess. Patrolman Simons intervened as Burns attacked Moore and both men were fined 20 dollars plus costs. Burns urged prison cohabitation, but jailer Scofield kept them in separate cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Burns
Ireland
Frank Moore
Crescent Avenue
Simons
Moore
Burns
Scofield
North Avenue
Former Curate Sings Mass for Father Rogers
Rev. John F. Murphy pastor of St Marys Church and assistants Mulcahy and McDonald offered a solemn high requiem for the late Rev. John F. Rogers former longtime pastor of St Marys. The service honored a respected Hartford diocese priest eight years after his death with many parishioners attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John F. Murphy
St. Mary’s Church
Mulcahy
McDonald
John F. Rogers
St. Mary's
Father Rogers
Hartford
Father Murphy
Obituary notices from local city cemetery services
A series of funeral notices and obituaries from local residents. Eliza beth O'Brien funeral at St Augustine's with high mass. William Unholtz, upholsterer, long time employee. Harry Grant funeral arrangements. Bertha McMahon and Boleslaw Kamendowski services. Pauline Dusch dies at 22 with service from 1078 Barnum Avenue. notes on survivors, tributes, and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Krause
Shelton Street
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Atp Pvsch
Pauline Louise
John A
Eliza Dusch
Barnum Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Elizabeth O'Brien
John H. Durnin
Jones Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
Edward McCormick
Michael Saunders
John Moran
Charles Murphy
Michael Maloney
Danbury
William Bernard Anholtz
Heidelberg
Germany
Cottage Street
N. Buckingham & Co
Steuben Lodge
Henry Meyer
Julius Paul
Anna Wolfe
W. C. Miller
L. W. Unholtz
Los Angeles
Cal
W. B. Unholtz, Jr
South Norwalk
Harry W. Grant
Harry Grant
Kimberly Avenue
New Haven
Harry
Charles Hardwick
St. John’s Lodge
Bertha
Patrick J. McMahon
Brooks Street
William H. Lynch
John Lanze
Edward Hart
Samuel Curtis
John Gordon
Edward Corcoran
Henry
Miles Garrity
The
Shepherds of Bethlehem
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Boleslaw F. Kamendowski
Pembroke Street
St. George’s Lithuanian Church
Park Avenue
Father Woltis
Joseph Standrowski
Ronald Spieser
Leopold Baranowski
Eugenie Kolwicz
John Olsheger
Edmund Smith
Pauline Louise Dusch
Wallingford
Emma
Edward Johnson
Friendship Rebekah Lodge No. 13
Burglars Steal Shoes From Stratford Store
Burglars at Daniel Keane's shop on Stratford avenue near Union avenue broke in early yesterday and escaped with a bundle of clothing and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Keane
Stratford Avenue
Union Avenue
Ohnas
Fancy white goods sale with deep discount fabrics
A dealer touts a clearance of fabrics from a closed factory season. Sample pieces in 8 to 25 yard lengths offered at 10 to 19 cents per yard, with various weaves including lawn, Swiss, mercerised madras, and embroidery. Items described as worth up to 39 cents yard now priced low. Left aisle rear as stated.
Hosiery Sale Offers Seasonable Stockings At Reduced Prices
Bargains on women’s stockings listed at 29 to 99 cents from an overstock purchase. Black lisle and gauze weight options, lace boots, tan lisle, and white lisle include double heel toe garter top and sizes 8 1/2 to 10. Regular 50 cent items now priced to clear. Ready Tuesday morning at 99 cents. Left aisle rear.
Underwear Sale At Howland Dry Goods Second Floor
A bustling sale of undermuslins fills the Howland Dry Goods store with hundreds of dainty stylish pieces offered at prices far below value. The four day promotion has proven its success and demonstrates real savings for shoppers seeking seasonable underwear.
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