Knights Templar Party and Friends Home from Coast
Members of Hamilton commandery Knights Templar and friends returned to Bridgeport after a triennial conclave in Denver. The party rode a special train visiting Los Angeles Fort Sand Seattle Vancouver and Toronto, then took Lehigh Valley to Buffalo and Ningars viite before arriving home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A H Mackensie William Lee Charles L Gaytor and Miss Margaret Gaylord and others.
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Aembers
Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templa
Denver
Bridgeport
Yeeil
Canada
Toronto
A.B Puirchild
P. Omans
Violet P. Prinde
J. A. Reed
Philo Shelton
Horace P. Strong
Stenson
M.A .Wartinger
A. G. Wells
Unofficial Envoy Sent to Represent Huerta Government
Washington reports Frederico Garridos Mexican foreign minister announces Manuel Zama will visit the United States in an unofficial capacity. Officials say the envoy will not gain formal power until Washington accepts him. President Wilson was seen at the golf links with no callers, studying the situation.
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Washington
Sept
Frederico Garridos
Manuel Zamacons
United States
Huerta
Fresidant Wilson
Golf Links
Empire Theatre Presents Two Feature Pictures Tonight
Empire Theatre offers two feature films headlining Norman Selby or EW McCoy in Kia McCoy and the Great Jewel Mystery and Hedman Law in Danger in the Sky with a balloon stunt. Three additional Ree comedies and dramas will run in a one and a half hour program.
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Norman Selby
EW Mccoy
Kia McCoy
Pat Ee Risk
Hedman Law
Aremable Woman Wanted for Monday Cleaning
The notice invites local residents to attend a talk by James W. Treon from the Fish and Game Protective Association at the Board of Trade Rooms in Newfield Building on Monday. Admission is free, with details about future renditions for sportsmen.
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Msirflefa County Fish and Game Protective Association
Hardhanced
James W. Treon
Viden
Shia City
Board of Tyade Rooms
Newfield Fuilding
Monsax. Apt
Donovan backs higher pay for President Wilson's secretary
Representative Jeremiah Donovan argued in the House that a man with a large family deserves a larger salary, supporting a $7,600 pay for the President's secretary while noting the current secretary has six or seven children. He contrasted with Charles D. Hiles’s $7,300 salary and pressed for fair pay based on circumstances and merit. Congressman Gillett disagreed on the timing, insisting $7,500 is proper but should have matched the prior administration.
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Washington, D.C
Jeremiah Donovan
Joseph Patrick Tumutty
Charles D. Hiles
Taft
Gillett
Massachusetts
Congreeman Donovan
Connecticut
Teamster Contracts Malignant Diphtheria Case
John Alexander a 40 year old man from 119 Willard Street entered the emergency hospital with fever and sore throat. Dr J H Finnegan diagnosed diphtheria after a culture, he was treated with diphtheria antitoxin and moved to the isolation hospital. Alexander worked around horses and slept in a barn on DeWolfe property while his duties took him across the city.
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Trenas
John Alexander
Willard Street
H. Finnegan
Board of Health
Isolation
Alexander
Bea
DeWolfe
Wilara Street
Ity
New Haven Strike Hinted by Times Leader Report
The Times- Leader reports a brewing crisis on the New Haven road with a widening breach between officials and workers. Engineers firemen and conductors are cited in talks over rule changes proposed by CL Bardo. If harmony fails, a strike could occur within three months as unions resist interference.
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New Haven
Times- Leader
Aleas
Fremen
CL Bardo
Building Permits Granted At City Meeting Night
Building Commissioner approved multiple permits with total project cost 14500 for a variety of structures. John C Donovan seeks a one story frame store on Mapewoot near Howard, Dominick Indine family frame dwelling on North near Revere, Blakeman repairs at 144 Wordin, John Costigan two family frame dwelling on East Malin near Bacex, E D Hayes one family frame dwelling on Salem near Main, J A Jackson one family frame dwelling on Main near Chanan, and Thomas F Taylor Co. vestibule entrance at 247 Fairfield Avenue with no extension beyond street.
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John C. Donovan
Mapewoot Ave
Howard Avenue
Dominick Indine Ane
T Awelling
North Avenue
Revere Street
FF. Blakeman
Reatier Frost
Wordin Avenue
John Costigan
Dwellin
Eest Malin Street
Bacex
Perry Hunts Highwaymen In Greenfield Heavestone Robbery
George B. Perry of Greenfield Indiana reported to police that he was robbed of 37 in cash on Heavestone avenue while slightly intoxicated. He and Detective Bray searched the Yenderlin district for several hours but could not identify the assailants.
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George B. Perry
Greenfield In
Heavestone Avenue
Detective Bray
Yenderlin
Boy Hurt Stealing Ride On Mountain Grove Street
Three year old Joe Carlett fell from a farmer’s wagon while attempting a ride on Mountain Grove Street. He suffered severe leg injuries but, after initial pain, refused hospital care and returned home. A separate fashion note discusses fall hat colors and new skirt finishes, with care tips for washing and ironing white blouses.
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Mountain’ Grove Street
Joe Carlett
Finneran
New Woolens v Ford Bros Try East Side and Westmead
The case concerns New Woolens challenging Ford Bros in a trial held at East Side and Westmead locations. Details on claims and rulings are limited in the available text.
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Ford Bros
East Side
Westmead
Yeggm en Bind and Gag Watchman Burglary Report
Burglars used a time fuse to blast a vault at the Baird Machine Tool Company taking about $300 in cash and a company ledger. They entered through a side window, gagged the night watchman, and fled down the railroad with money and books. The new manager could not be located, delaying official notification while investigators review security.
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Pickett
Suckley
H. G. Freeman
Frank A Smiley
Stars Street
Stratheld
Baird Machine Tool Company
Thes
Alleged Embezzlers Seized on Body Writ
In city court this morning Louis Demits and Abraham Malomel were arrested by Deputy Sheriff John M Donnelly on a body writ after being released. They are accused of taking $200 from Philip Newits via a bad check. They were later freed on bonds of $9 each.
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Louis Demits
Abraham Malomel
John M. Donnelly
Philip Newits
Black Jack Found in North Ave Jail
A large black jack was found in the county jail yesterday and brought to the county commissioners today. Officials say it is a wicked looking instrument and suspect a prisoner made it to threaten a keeper and aid a dash for freedom.
Wood Pulp Duty Stricken From Senate Bill
Washington dispatch reports the finance committee of the Senate struck out the countervailing duty on wood pulp in the tabfe bill and presented an amendment to remove the duty. The move marks a shift in the bill’s tariff provisions and may affect related industries and trade policy discussions.
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Nichol
Eigar
Clome
Oecar F
Piamt
Nichols
Conn
Trumpelt
Senate
Washington
Finance Committee
Convicted Bank Thief Released From State Prison
George M Lucas, former treasurer of City Savings Bank and cashier of First National Bank, released from state prison after serving time for stealing 4000 dollars from the city bank. He had been sentenced to two to four years in October 1911 with time off for good behavior. Local brief notes include misc historical weather and unrelated advertisements.
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Meriden
George M.lucas
City Savings Bank
First National Bank
City Bank
Engineer Miller Says He Did Two Men's Work
Testimony recounts Miller covering extra duties after a teammate fell ill during Labor Day rush. New Haven executives discuss safety spending, train spacing, and the shift to steel passenger cars. Witnesses include CL Bardo and Richmond Dean detailing improvements and car compositions as investigations continue.
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Miller
Pase
Stamford
Springfield
Felnap
Mitter
CL. Bardo
New Haven
Bardo
Westport
McChord
J. P. Morgan
William Rockefeller
Tam
New Haven Road
New York
A. &. Smith
G. W. Whildin
Mechanical Department
Richmond Dean
Pullman Co
New ‘Haven
Pullman Company
Bar Harbor
New Haven Stock Drops Near Historic Low After Morgan Withdrawal
New York September 6 Stocks of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad fell sharply after J P Morgan & Co withdrew as fiscal agents. The shares traded to 90 percent near the road’s lowest price, then recovered briefly to about 94 as traders awaited official comment on the breakup of relations formed a decade ago. The slump followed Morgan’s withdrawal and was the day’s sole result of the action.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Stock Exchange
J. P. Morgan & Company
Wallimeford
Morgan
New Haven
Welther
Explosion at Paris fireworks factory blinds five workers
Five workmen were blown to pieces in an explosion at a fireworks factory in Auber Villieres, a northern suburb of Paris, today.
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Paris
Auber
Villieres
Lightning bolt strikes Greene Farms home injuring woman
A lightning bolt entered through a Westport chimney yesterday afternoon striking the Bouger home stove and then Mrs. Bouger on the lower left limb, breaking two bones while she held her baby. The child was uninjured. Doctors found no superficial wounds.
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Westport
John Darwin Bouger
Greene Farms
Mrs. Bouger
Superior Court Arraigns Trio on Murder Charge
Three murderers will be arraigned in the criminal superior court next Tuesday afternoon. Defendants include Christopher Riley and William Jones for a Fairfield gang killing and Guiseppe Marano in a separate murder case. A list of 64 prisoners accompanies the docket and jurors are drawn for Wednesday morning.
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Criminal Superior Court
Christopher Riley
William Jones
Fairfield Construction
Guizeppe Marano
Nicholas Biefore
Litoke Ghuliro
FE. H. Kenyon
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Jerry Bruno
Florina Bosco
Annie Francis
Guiseppe Marano
Louis Gergely
Harry Reynolds
Jullis Bachman
Patrick Fallon
Pasquale
Earl Smith
Henry Bunce
Harry Harris
Luccise Ghiaro
John Howe
Richard Johnson
James McGee
Paul Pawlenich
Paul Pazek
Dominick Caruso
William Johnson
Wiliam Thomas
Frank Ryan
Michael Previs
Charles 3. Smith
Andals Winslow
Daisy Miller
Michael DeBella
Thomas Roach
James O'Keefe
Paul Vorel
Joseph Kelly
Andrew Polack
Thomas Brooks
George Ward
Richard Fdams
Bridgeport
Alphonse Annechino
Arthur B. Bush
Edward B. Dacey
Hanford Donnelly
Thett
Andrew A. Newman
Michael Toscano
Fortunato Speranzo
Joseph Danza
Rowman Staward
Leonard Mayer
Stamford
Henry Nottinger
Luke Montaine
Lena May Harris
Eugene Knapp
William Schoemaker
Oscar Johnson
all_of Norwath
Wiliam Jones
Daniel Smith
Pairfeld
John E. Gray
Ridgefield
Award J. Cornwell
Trumbull
William Patilla
Tony Santore
Path of
Danbury
Norwalk Sentinel Incorporation Filed in Hartford
Hartford reports Norwalk Sentinel Publishing Co. filed incorporation papers with $100 000 capital. Incorporators are DeWitt G Sattman William C McLean and Hubert M Sedgewick. Also The Warren Land Company of Litchfield filed incorporation papers with capitalization of $50.
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Hartford
Sentinel Publishing Co
Norwalk
DeWitt G. Satt
William C. McLean
Hubert M. Sedgewick
Warren Land Company
Litchfield
Weather-Tneestio Petry crammer-tenmorraer
Bridgeport, Conn. reports a Friday weather bulletin dated Sept 5 1013. The brief note mentions temperature and conditions in terse style, indicating a routine daily weather summary for the city. The fragmentary text suggests a civic paper’s standard weather item visible on the page.
Rich Autumn Woolens Colorful Fabrics For All Gowns And Suits
Rich autumn colors drive fabric choices with wool and silk blends offered in varied weaves. The store presents poplin, satin, jacquard brocades, matelasse, and bedford cords from $1 to $4 per yard, with plaids and fancy wovens in deep blues and rich reds. Visitors are urged to view the collection now.
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Lustrona Poplin
Cheviet
Move to get Thaw bail next step in law suit
Montreal Sept. An application for bail is expected as the next move by Harry K. Thaw’s lawyers after a writ of habeas corpus was secured from Justices Cross and Gervais barring deportation. The Montreal legal team returned by special train and counsel hope the case proceeds to the Privy Council.
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Montreal
Harry Kim Thaw
Cross
Gervais
Thaw
Privy Council
Train Collision Fatality in Hartford Lockup
Em Nelson of Gast Hartford was found unconscious in the railroad cut near Hartford bridge early today with multiple broken ribs and a crushed head. He died in the police station minutes later. The cause is unknown but suspected to be a train strike.
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Hartford
Sept. S
Em Nelson
Hartford Bridge
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