Memorial services for John B. Henderson to be held at Cosmopolitan Methodist
Mire Mary Frazarelli dies at St Vincent's hospital after being rushed from 7 Lexington Avenue last night. Washington Mays Congressmen attend memorial services tonight honoring John B. Henderson whose last public address was delivered at Cosmopolitan Methodist Episcopal church.
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Mary Frazarelli
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lexington Avenue
Washington
John B. Henderson
Cosmopolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Henderage
Death notices from 1912 1913 and 1918 in city column
Notices report three obituaries with ages and burial details. Gertrude Kiefer aged 49 years 9 months 11 days died in the city and is to be buried at Mountain Grove. Patty Booth Allison aged 33 years 2 months 9 days listed with funeral at Long Daniele Farms District and burial at Mt. Grove cemetery. Adelbert Cortz Parker aged 58 years 3 months 18 days died at 2051 North Ave with burial to follow.
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Kiefer
Gertrude
Louis C. Kiefer
Beechwood Avenive
Mountain Grove
Daenfels Farms
Patty Booth Allison
Edward Renton
Long
Daniele Farms
Mt. Grove
Arker
North Ave
Adelbert Cortz Parker
Hospital funding approved in Goncurrenge session
Hartford May 28 The House concurred with the Senate on appropriations for Bridgeport and St Vincent's hospitals. The vote provisioned 20000 for Bridgeport and 17000 for St Vincent's to cover two years of maintenance, with possible 25000 grants for new buildings pending further consideration.
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Hartford
House
Senate
Bridgeport
St Vincent's Hospital
Lkely
Inquest Opens Into Death of Martin Cuelo at Bridgeport Brass
Coroner J J Phelan conducted today an inquest into the death of Martin Cuelo a Bridgeport Brass plant workman who died at St Vincent's hospital from cerebral hemorrhage Witnesses in the brass shop were examined to determine if a metal fragment caused the injury or if the puncture came from a fall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Cuelo
Bridgeport Brass Co
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. J. Phelan
House Rejected Bill To Investigate Railroad
The House voted against meeting Memorial Day and planned to reconvene next. Mr Taylor of Danbury offered an amendment restricting the Normal school district bill to 25 schools. The committee returned the bill unfavorably and tabled further discussion. Farmer Want Ads promote results. ic word 15c minimum 3 days 35c 6 days 65c 1 month 1.75 75c each month.
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Taylor
Danbury
Pinochle Offered By Loyal Order Of Moose Thursday Night
R28 Lat TO RENT three furnished rooms light housekeeping call 9 to 1 Tel 493-2. R28 4a p FOR SALE five passenger touring car good running condition reason for selling owner desires runabout phone 4685. WE WANTED Handy young man around factory steady sober reliable Warner Silver Co Sterling St and Noble Ave up
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Order of Moose
Warner Silver Co
Sterling St
Noble Ave
Superintendent Birmingham Improves at Home
Police Chief Eugene Birmingham, long ill with complications from his former illness, is reported to be greatly improved by his family. Doctors Lynch and Pyre confirm his condition but say they cannot disclose full details. His convalescence allows hope for a vacation after the next Police Board meeting.
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Eugene Birmingham
Robert J. Lynch
Winthrop Pyre
Board of Police Commissioners
Veterans to march in New Haven Memorial Day parade
N W Bishop camp United Spanish War Veterans will travel to New Haven on Memorial Day morning to join the Osborne camp parade. New Haven Spanish War Veterans will visit Bridgeport that afternoon for Bridgeport’s Memorial parade. The Bridgeport train departs at 7 56 am, veterans in uniform with gloves badge and button, returning by 1 30 pm to meet at 176 Fairfield Avenue.
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N.W. Bishop Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
New Haven
Osborne Camp
Bridgeport
Fairfield Avenue
Obituary: Albert Cor tez Parker of East Bridgeport dies
Albert Cor tez Parker a long time city resident died after a brief illness at his daughter Mrs Harvey Harding 2051 North avenue. Born February 16 1844 in Manchester Connecticut he moved to this city in 1868 and helped develop East Bridgeport. Survived by daughter Ruth Ann Harding and a large circle of friends and relatives. Funeral services for Maron Carey were held at 586 Washington avenue with Rev John J Kennedy officiating and interment at St Michaels Cemetery.
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Albert Cortez Parker
Harvey Harding
North Avenue
Mr. Parker
Manchester
Conn
Lucius and
Sbethisheby Parker
South Windsor
Connecticut
Wilbraham
Maes
Parker
East Bridgeport
Ruth Ann Hardiing
Maron Carey
John M. Carey
Washington Avenue
John J. Kennedy
Harold Lally
George O'Donnell
Thomas Clancy
Charles Buckley
St. Michael's Cemetery
Match And Can Of Gasoline Raise Havoc In Household
A match and a can of gasoline near each other caused an explosion in the cellar of a house at 99 Hanover street at 12 45 today. M Eagan, who held the match, was badly burned on the face and hands. The fire was reported from box 142 and extinguished with chemicals after a dash of chemical. Emergency treatment was given to the injured man. A call to 423 Jane street around 10 o'clock reported a chimney fire sending smoke through a house occupied by Mrs A Lawman. The Jane street school principal nearby discovered the fire and rang the alarm.
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Hanover Street
M. Eagan
Jane Street
A. Lawman
Plans for Memorial Day Observance at Seaside Park
Major General William Bernhard and staff lead a detailed Memorial Day program. The observance includes marching divisions, church services, school children performances, and a formal sequence of flags, prayers, readings, and addresses with multiple local officials and veteran groups listed. Folloe d by a health ad for Foley kidney pills from Stratford Avenue.
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Wm. Bernhard
William Kam
James V. Bradshaw
Louis Boyd
Charles M. Biltz
William I. Zepp
Benedict
Waterbury
Conn
Theodore ‘Weimer
Charles M. Wellington
Russell Gienn, Jr
2D Conn
H. G. Wiemer
R. Stanley Povey
Henry A. Davensort
Red Shield Corps
Minard L. G. Proper
Co. D
Wm. H. Ely
D.D
Red Shield Corps No
Wm. H. Swanson
Dowd
W.W. H. Dowd
Wm. Jackson
Charles L. Hammond
Alfred B. Gilbert
Co. I
H. Deegan
W. H. Colbree
Joseph Wynkoop
Bidesmead
Wm. Lively
D. Ely
M. Smith
Calvary Guard
John Colbree
Thomas W. Cook
Moose Drum Corps
J. Wetstine
Franklin Bartlet
Division of Conn
W. C. Daniels
Citizens’ Corps
Elias Howe Jr
J. H. Crossley
Department of Conn
Frank M. Ky Wilder
N. W. Bishop
United Spanish War Veterans
C. M. Deitz
Harvey C. Went
Prospect
Myrtle Avenue
City Normal
Longfellow
Maplewood
Washington
Wheeler
Grand Street
Shelton
Island Brook
Huntington
Staples
Barnum
Black Rock
Kossuth
Waltersville
Lincoln
Summerfield
Roger Sherman
McKinley
North Main
Federation of Italian Societies
J. W. Massey
St. Aloysius T. A
B. Drum Corps
Malcolm MacFeyden
Board of Fire Commissioners
Commissioners of Police
Board of Health
Board of Charities
Board of Education
Library Board
Board of Apportionment
Board of Relief
Board of Aldermen
Seaside Park
Coast Artillery Corps
B. J. Craft
United States
Cora M. Purviance
John A. Logan
A. C. Thompson
Gettysburg
Stewart
Frank M. Wilder
Elias Howe, Jr
Prosecution Near End in Wood Dynamite Conspiracy Trial
In Boston, May 28, the dynamite conspiracy trial resumes in the superior court with prosecutors aiming to finish presenting evidence. Judge Crosby signals possible extended hours to speed matters as Daniel Mahoney and Charles Boivin testify about actions surrounding the January 19, 1912 conference at Wood's Andover home. The defense contends the meeting focused on a letter to tickets rather than a dynamite plot.
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Boston
Superior Court
Crosby
Wood
Daniel Mahoney
Charles F. Boivin
Joseph C. Pelletier
Andover
Republican Machine Drops Carl Foster in Bridgeport Judge Clash
Hartford May 28 3 Rumors say the Republican machine will abandon its effort to elect Judge Carl Foster to the Bridgeport city court and replace him with the names of Judge Thomas C Coin and Attorney Robert G De Forest. Democratic leaders in the House oppose the plan and will try to block it. The issue had not been taken up in the House at press hour but could be considered soon.
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Corres
Hartford
Capitol
Bridgeport
Carl Foster
Frank L. Wilder
Thomas C. Coin
Robert G. de Forest
House
Noted handwriting expert testifies in Saadi trial
William J. Kinsley from New York, renowned handwriting expert, testifies in the Sami A. Saadi case in Superior Court. He recalls attorneys Klein and others from prior county trials and identifies writing on a board he authored 14 years earlier in a South Norwalk forgery case. Sandis is charged with threatening Miss Alice Wise and demanding $200.
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William J. Kinsley
New York
Nancy Guilford
Sami A. Saadi
Kinsley
Jacob B. Klein
South Norwalk
Sandis
Alice Wise
Danbury
Suspension of Charles E. Lece & Co. firm to aid creditors
Boston May 23 The exchange firm of Charles E Lece Co suspended operations today Charles E Lege and his son Allen H compose the firm the elder member admitted to the exchange in 1830 He said only that liabilities were small and the failure was caused by a drop in stock brokerage commissions
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Boston
Charles E. Lece
Howland Store Prepares For Memorial Day Outdoor Comfort
Howland store promotes ready summer apparel for men women and children. It offers hammocks screens rugs and outerwear plus comfortable underwear and shoes. The shop pledges cheerful efficient service and notes holiday closings Friday and Thursday at 6.
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Howland
Aviator Horan Dies in 500 Foot Monoplane Fall
Hanover Germany May 23 A Horan a 21 year old German aviator was killed instantly when his monoplane plunged 500 feet during an overland flight the wrecked machine prevented determining cause. He held a pilot certificate since January 25 1912 and was regarded as an expert aviator. He had $18 in lawful money on him and the house was open since morning with occupants present. A report says a burglar allegedly took wages from a resident after the incident.
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Hanover
Ger
A. Horan
Horen
Hie
Cole's Charges Not Seriously Regarded
Hartford May 28 The legislative committee investigating Edward F Cole of Waterbury found that the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company retained attorneys from the General Assembly. It reported Cole made remarks in a humorous vein and denied intending to charge any attorney in the current session.
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Hartford
Legislative Committee
Edward F. Cole
Waterbury
General Assembly
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Cole
Central Pacific to be given up in dissolution case
Washington May 28 Attorney General McReynolds says Southern Pacific must surrender Central Pacific in the Union Pacific merger dissolution. He will file Sherman act suits if plans do not include it. John Horner of 403 Spruce street and a Sunday morning intrusion are noted in a separate item.
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Washington
McReynolds
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
John Horner
Spruce Street
Manufacturer's suicide in private Philadelphia garage
Philadelphia May 28 Alter Weim 55 year old clothing manufacturer was found dead sitting upright in his automobile in his private garage. Gas escaped from a fixture in the garage and police say the man undoubtedly committed suicide.
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Philadelphia
Alter Weim
Serage
Pleads Guilty in Assault on Young Girl
Ashisted May S Anster Fox of Salisbury pleaded guilty in the superior court today to assaulting a young girl and was sentenced to from one to years in state prison. Edward Hull Jr. of Barkhamstead was arrested on a charge and held in $500 bonds for trial.
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Ashisted
Anster Fox
Salisbury
Kile Ange
Malie
Edward Hull, Jr
Barkhamstesh
Embezzler Held After Waiver of Examination
Waterbury May 25 Howard A Baldwin, charged with embezzling 1084 from Scoville Manufacturing Co where he was employed as a salesman, waived examination at a police court arraignment and is held on 500 bond for superior court trial. Youngstown May 18 Two men killed and one injured, all Pennsylvania Railroad employees, when a passenger train collided with a freight train between Niles and Alliance shortly before midnight.
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Waterbury
Oward A. Baldwin
Scoville Manufacturing Co
Youngstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Niles
Alliance
Midniight
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Mohican
York State
Cong
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Chok
Decoration Day
Jas.horan & Son, Elorists
Graves, Wales
John Beck
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Jackson's Book Shop
Main ST
Suttabh
Goncurrenge
Cuelo
OYAL
Seaview Ave
Sound
Birmingham
Foley
F. B. Brill
Stratford Ave
Saad
Stock Exchange
Hoowwland’s
Main Street
Cannon Street
Port, Conn
Howland Dry Goods Co
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