Yale Varsity Crew Trials Amid Thames Practice
June 2 report from the Thames course details Yale Varsity and Freshman crews paddling two miles before the ryegatta. Sasa Peters of Seattle had a wrist injury but is expected to recover in two days. Stroke changes occur with B C Way of Waterbury and B Law taking roles. trials for Yale will be held Saturday as Harvard competes for Red Top.
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Stratford Obituaries From Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Tuesday June 3 1019 obituary notes for Martha Welles Isabella Porter Lucius Judson Cynthia Newton Ida Steeves and others list funeral times locations and burial details in Stratford and Bridgeport showing multiple services on same day at homes and local churches with family ties and burial in Putney Union Cemetery Lakeview and Mt Grove cemeteries.
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Arsity Crew
Stratford
Albert Worthen
New Haven
Oliva
Robert C. Whitehead
Congregational Church
Joel’ S., Ives
Meriden
Stratford Church
Putney ‘Cemetery
Isabela Porter
Isabella. Porter
Charles H. Porter
Broadpridge Avenue
Arthur Shirley
David L. Rhoades
William. A. Stagg
William .B. Bristol
Harold ©. Lovell
Union Cemetery
George Pixley
Mullins
Scottard
Redgate
Golden Hill Street
Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Lodge of Elks
New Milford
Conn
Ida Steeves
Ida Steves
Memorial Baptist Church
Kenyon
Mountain Grove
Imefus Judson
Lucius Judson
Main Street
A. ¥. Chamberlain
Stratford M. E
Thery L. Fairchild
George Carey
Walter Hubbell
Elliott W. Peck
Albert Lacey
Straford
Ida G. Steeves
William A. Steeves
Prospect
Bridgeport
Cecil A. Steeves
Beechwood Avenue
Baptist Church
Maplewood
Howard Avenues
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Mt. Grove Cemetery
Steeves
Roy J
Cecil A
William D
Ernest J
EB. A. Patterson
New Jersey
C.H. Lotdell
Bertha
Gladys M
Kenneth
B. Thorpe
Kenneth. Burr ‘Thorpe
George I
Bertha Godfrey”'Thorpe
Hillhouse Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Booth Shelton Bride Irene Tate in June Wedding
LPH Booth Shelton marries Irene Tate in a quiet ceremony on June 2. Booth served two years in an ambulance unit and is described as a returned veteran. The announcement notes Miss Irene Tate of Antrim as the bride and mentions the wedding was a special social event in the community.
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Shelton
Irene Tate
Elton
Stolen Studebaker Found Near Shelton Returned to Owner
A Special report states a Studebaker stolen auto found at the foot of Rob early Sunday morning by police has been returned to its owner Dr. Lewis W. Taylor of New York. The machine was recovered after being missing since Saturday night in Shelton.
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Derby Miss J Quadrettis Wedding In St Josephs Church
The first ride in the city features Miss Josephine Quadretti, daughter of Panes Quadretti, who wed today at St Josephs Church. Rev. Andrew J Plunkett officiated the Derby ceremony.
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Careless Shampooing Ruins Hair Says Advice
A fragmented notice warns that improper shampooing with harsh soaps and alkalis dries and brittles hair. It recommends using plain water and coconut oil shampoo, claiming it cleanses thoroughly, leaves hair soft and lustrous, and suggests Malsified coconut oil as a household staple from pharmacies for months.
Weather Bridgeport Records and Forecast
Weather summary from The Post Building Cannon Street records shows high seasonal temperatures continuing across central and northern districts east of the Mississippi with showers in the west and south. Middle Atlantic states and New England to stay warm with fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds light to moderate from the north in the Atlantic regions. Forecast for New England and East New York calls for fair conditions with little temperature change.
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Jews Protest Pogroms Protest at Pole Massacres
The meeting featured Attorney Joseph Shapire and Harry Rickles delivering remarks and memorial prayers. Delegates cited massacres in 120 Polish cities over seven months, urging U.S. action to halt pogroms in Poland Romania and Ukraine, and to secure minority rights and protections under Wilsonian principles.
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United States
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Rritt
Merritt
Poland
Roumiania
America
Lemberg
Pinsk
Lithuania
Shelton’s mayor lifts Fourth of July fire cracker ban
Shelton June 2 Mayor F I Nettleton issues order permitting sale and discharge of small fire crackers in the city for the Fourth of July after a two year ban tied to Independence Day and wartime measures. Also report from Southington about a prize cattle sale at Walkley farm bringing 3150 dollars.
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F. I. Nettleton
Kouthington
UN Pueda
Walkley
Todry
Bombs Explode Across Cities Targeting Officials
Across Cleveland Boston New York Philadelphia and Paterson attempts and detonations injure and alarm. officials including Mayor Harry L. Davis and Judge Charles Watt Jr. targeted. homes churches and schools damaged. no clear arrests yet as police trace anarchist ties and motives.
Chaplain Edwin A Flynn Returns Home in Derby
Reverend Edwin A Flynn chaplain of Boston's Own 304th arrived home in Derby visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Mark Flynn. He has had varied service in France and reports to Bishop Nilan for assignment as his army chaplaincy ends in a week or two.
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Harry L. Davis
Powers
Derby
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304Th
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France
Nilan
Would Amend Woman's Suffrage Measure
Washington June 2 A proposed amendment to the National Suffrage Amendment would send ratification to state conventions for a referendum after approval by Congress Senator Ulderwood of Alabama introduced the measure in the Senate this afternoon Debate was expected to open tomorrow with a vote not anticipated until Wednesday or Thursday
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Wedded in the air over Ellington Field
A Liberty engine wedlock took the couple Lieut. R. M. Meade of Cincinnati and Miss Marjorie Dumont of Yorkville Ind. as a wedding party of twelve ascended 2 000 feet above 16 920 spectators aboard a giant Handley Page bomber. Pilot was Lt. E W. Killgore and Chaplain Lieutenant J. E. Rees served as sky pilot.
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J. E. Rees
Philippines Seek To Join League Of Nations
The Philippines will apply for membership in the League of Nations. Washington reports indicate immediate action is planned as officials prepare the formal submission for consideration by the League.
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Austrians Seek New Republic After War
The report describes talks at Paris on the Austrian peace treaty and German reply. It notes a Rhine republic concept led by Dr. Dorden, anti-Prussian aims, and Coblenz as capital. Clemenceau, Renner, and Foch participate as Wilson and Lansing observe after discussions on the treaty terms.
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Austria
Tiger
Dr. Rennér
Marshal Foch
Wilson
Lansing
Henry White
Winnipeg Strikers Attack Citizens Committee Office
Hundreds of strike sympathizers paraded in downtown Winnipeg. Police and detectives kept the crowd from forcing entry to the Citizens Committee office after a sign placed by the Board of Trade was torn down.
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Citizens Committee
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Wilson to visit devastated areas in France and Belgium
Paris June 2 President Wilson has decided to visit Belgium and northern France to tour devastated regions. Plans call for him to depart Paris next week for the trip.
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Paris
Belgium
France
CINOT claims miracle cure by Hartigan's Drug for Mrs McKenna
Local CIMOT testimonial recounts Mrs Julia McKenna recovering use of her left arm after one CINOT bottle. Irving McKenna relays satisfaction, urging others to try CINOT at Hartigan's Drug Store on Fairfield Avenue. The ad touts CINOT as remedy for stomach, rheumatism, headaches and fatigue.
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Pullman Police Chief Cited For Diet Flaws In Public Praise
Mal Raymond W Pullman is described as the handsomest police chief in the United States and as a cautionary example by national agriculture experts. Auburn Chinn notes his chocolate cake twice daily and shredded wheat for lunch, urging more milk, greens, and fruit to maintain his appearance.
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Pullman
United States
District of Columbia
National Department of Agriculture
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Connecticut CO sued for death by truck tail strike trolley
Nicolia Synkowitz, administrator of Mike Synkowitz estate, filed in Superior court yesterday against Connecticut Company for $19,000 alleging negligence by the company or its agents. The suit, returnable to the June term, cites a truck tail strike by a trolley car as causing the death.
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Connecticut CO Sced
Mike Synkowitz
Nicolia Synkowitz
Connecticut Company
Fire in Garage Threatens District
Three alarms sent and police called as a garage owned by Frank Waterbury at 501 Jane Street burned last night. By the time crews arrived three buildings were afire but were controlled, with total damage at 2000 dollars. An automobile inside the garage burned and two adjacent homes suffered scorch damage estimated at 1000 dollars. Several thousand spectators gathered as alarms 49 and 434 were dispatched.
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Jane
Case District
Anna.Paller
Jatte Street
Adolph Nickel
John Rinaldini
College Men Ban Preaching and Teaching at Wesleyan
Middletown report notes letters sent to Wesleyan’s fifteen top graduates asking their post graduation plans. Two will pursue academic work and one will enter the ministry. The others rejected preaching or teaching, citing the high effort required and low pay as deterrents.
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Asne
Wesleyan
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