The Violets Message and a Comedy of Errors
In a crowded mansion a staged romance unravels with doomed lovers and meddling elders. Miss Patchen and Mrs. Cleveland spy on Kettle and Georgina as a hypnist collapses secrets, while Elsie and Percy chase a costly divorce and a harmless gown becomes a stepping stone to reconciliation.
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Kettle
Wight
Elsie
Percy
Georgina Darling
Blale
Meir
Georgina
Stile
Uftiog
Darling
Miss Patchen
Mrs. Cleveland
Percy Darling
Keith
Caroline
Rivarw
Denarte
Krubhby
Trever
Richard Kettle
al Rivers
Humbug
Ate
Patchen
Caro
Diggs
Mr. Vers
Rivers
Kettie
Diges
Tealeame
Miss Patch
Nepete Danning
Darting
Slater
Cleveland
Mttle
Biste
Richard
Frostly
Embroidered Flounced Skirt with Taffeta Upper Part
A stylish garment features a beautiful embroidered flouncing for the skirt with a lower edge of taffeta. The upper dress part uses taffeta culramse trimmed with lace and cerise velvet bows. White cords and tassels on each side connect the front and back panels.
Fairfield dog muzzle order issued for New Canaan
Fairfield County officials publish a dog muzzle rule for New Canaan directing that all dogs on town highways be muzzled until August 31. The order began noon May 21 and continues for three months.
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HH. C. Averill
New Cansan
Aoe
Noth
Wld
Bridgeport
Cornwall dog carries mail for eight years in Litchfield county
Bruce the dog from Cornwall delivers mail between the post office and home, never losing mail or money in eight years. He takes the mail bag from the post office to the Rechters and returns it in his mouth only to them. Separate items note a Cornwall elopement, New York market rates, and assorted quips from period sources.
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John Rechter
Cornwall
Bruce
Mr. Rechter
Matt
Rechter
James Concannon
Flora Dew
Torrington
Pittsfield
Concannon
Four Fights To A Finish In The Republican Race
Roosevelt and Taft tour for delegates as New York and Ohio back different candidates. The piece notes New York has more delegates and leans against Roosevelt, while Ohio leans against Taft. Some observers predict a third candidate, others say the fight should go to the Chicago convention. Taft leads in delegates today, and calm heads are urged amid the open air clash.
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Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Ohio
Chicago
St. Ty
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Joseph Klein
Greater
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Fairfield
Joseph Kieml
Harry Allison Goldstein
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Washington Merald
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Sara Frank Carpenter
Stock ‘Co
Eleanor Cleveland
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