Descendant of Last Colonial Governor Dies in Greenwich
Charles Bradlery Rowland sixty three vice president of Continental Iron Works in Brooklyn and descendant of the last colonial governor of Connecticut died after a month's illness He was born in Brooklyn May 22 1868 and graduated from Columbia School of Mines 1884 He married Alice Gary in 1903 and moved to Greenwich in 1907 He held many society memberships and served on several boards Survived by widow and two children Funeral at Christchurch Wednesday with burial in Evergreen Cemetery New Haven
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Greenwich
Charles Bradlery Rowland
Continental Iron Works
Brooklyn
Thomas Pitch Rowland
Continental
Munler
Mr. Rowland
Alice Gary
Detroi
Fom
Sons of the Revolution
Society of Thearly
American Society of Mechant Engineers
American Society of Civil Engineers
Society of Naval Activities and Marines
Univesity Club of
Columbia
New Haven Historical Society
Union League and University Club of New York
Pulrfield Beach Club
Round Hill Club
Fied Cbanda the Indian Yacht Club
Minursing Laland Club
Rve
Batapelus Mining Corporation
Batapelus
Mexico
Christchurch
Frederick G Budlong
Jevergeen Cemetery
New Haven
Connecticut Surgeons Honored at American College Meeting
At the annual meeting in Montreal 2009 surgeons attended the American College of Surgeons. Connecticut physicians named for fellowships include Waterbury DR ER Webber DR MEL Merriman Dr William M Good Bridport DR MM Ik Cheney Dr William W Curley Dr Joseph H Howard Dr John G O Connell Dr Thomas J Roche Winsted Dr David D Reidy Hartford Dr J F Lynch Dr K A L Prince Dr Bernard Spellane Dr DC Kelly Dr James H Biram Dr Harry G Clinton Dr Thomas H Gallivan Lov RD Dunn Dr Anthony W Branon Dr Clinton D Demins New Haven Dr William S Sheehan Dr Luther K Mueselman Dr Robert J Cook
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Noiw Haven
American College of Surgeons
Montreal
Connecticut
Waterbury
ER. Webber
M EL
Adlerika promised to cleanse bowel and ease gas
An advertisement extols Adlerika as a two bowel cleansing remedy that relieves gas bloating and sick headaches. It quotes doctors praising its intestinal cleansing and bacteria control, urging readers to buy from local druggists. A local brief follows about Joseph Wellsby, a butler ordered to leave town after assault and intoxication charges.
Dare's Mentha Pepsin advertised as stomach relief
A vintage ad touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a quick cure for stomach agony, gas, and indigestion claiming relief within ten minutes. It boasts 6000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town and promises ongoing health benefits with regular use in America.
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New Jersey
Ameca Guarantee
Telegram Want Ads Bring The Best And Quickest Results
Telegram want ads deliver fast results for readers seeking trades and services. The column highlights quick responses, broad listings, and broad reach. Readers find timely notices for jobs, items for sale, and requests in a concise format.
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Telegram
Firemen Called for Acme Shear Blaze
At 19 o'clock last night firemen were summoned to the Arias Shear company at 82 Hieds street where a sight plane beneath a fitting was found. The blaze was extinguished with no damage to the building. Later in York a $50,000 breach of promise suit by Miss GenerulHngton against Dr Walter W. Davis ended without a verdict as the jury could not agree.
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Arias Shear Company
Hieds Street
York
Generul- Hngton
Sunbury
Walter W. Davis
Boston
Mother Expecting Second Child in December
A cable from Verne Switzeland reports Mrs. Max Oaser, daughter of Hao McCormick of Chicago, is expected to become a mother again in December. Mrs. Oser, with husband and three year old daughter Anity, are staying in a village near Cuppey while Merwennek visited last month.
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KHAO
Hert and Examiner
Verne
Switzerland
Max Oaser
Hao McCormick
Chicago
Oser
Merwennek
Osers
Man Inhales Content Of Bottle At Atlantic Hotel
James Nelson of Buren was taken to St. Vent's hospital after witnesses say he raised a four ounce bottle of chloroform to his lips and drained it. Nelson denied drinking the liquid claiming he inhaled it. His condition was not serious.
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James Nelson
Buren
St. Vent’s Hospital
Nelson
Atlantic Hotel
Funeral for Jennie Bassett Gilbert Held in Newtown
Jennie Bassett Gilbert aged sixty one died after a long illness at her Huntington district home. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at her residence with Rev. Dr. Richmond Edgesner officiating. Survived by husband William E Gilbert two daughters Mrs Stitlar Parks of Manchester Conn Mrs Mabel Adamson of Detroit Mrs Lertha Woodin of New Haven Mrs Ruth Block of Bridgeport and Mrs John Shepard of Newtown two brothers Charles Bassett of New Haven and Benjamin Hassett of Newtown. The Federated Workers of the First Congregational Church of Newtown host sausage and pancake supper this Wednesday 5:30 to 9. Mrs Griffin of Lindzeport will demonstrate pancake cooking. Pitvechice ways Property: Join 0 Filaighier of Sandy Stook bought H Birdsey Sniften property opposite the Methodist church comprising house and land. Deeds filed at town clerk's office. Jinnley High girls and boys basketball teams to play Alumni at Hawley gym Friday. John Keyes and children of Kansas City Mo visiting uncle John Northrop, former First Selectman. Mrs eyes remembered as Missy Eleanor Northrop plans to relocate to Tulsa Okla.
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Newtown
Jennie Bassett Colbert
Wiliam E. Gibert
Huntington District
Haute
Oelock
Richmond Ed Gesner
Trinity Church
Gilbert
Hushuni
Stitlard Parks
Manchester
Conn
Mabel Adamson
Detroit
Michigan
Lertha Woodin
New Haven
Ruth Block
Bridgeport
John Shepard
Hhame
Charles Bassett
Benjamin Hassett
First Congregational Couch
Griffin
Jinnley High School
Hawley Gym
John Keyes
Kansas City
JM Keyes
First
Harvest supper and PTA meeting in Trumbull Grange hall
In Trumbull on Wednesday harvest supper at the Grange hall features fresh roasted ham escalloped potatoes baked beans salads pickles jellies bread butter pies and coffee. The Par ent Teacher Association will hold a meeting in the Center auditorium at 3 39 o clock with Miss Smith state supervisor of elementary grades to speak.
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Trumbull
Mdies
Grange Hall
Parent-Teacher Association
U'Elork
Eduard Broch
Webster Conine
Ki O'Conner
Fred Brink
Webster Coniine
Stratford
Tom Conine
Frank Goodwin
Hartford
Ray O'Conner
Stephen Kuscak
Arthur Burr
Bridgeport
Misabeth Hoyt
New Yorker
Albert Christie
Robert Kiloh
West Grange
James Christie
Gridgeport
Stephen Kaseak
Hallowe'en
Ansonia
Eleanor Beach
Watertown
Funeral Held for Joe Merchant in Pembroke District
The funeral of Joe Merchant, age 80, of Pembroke district, was held at Tomlinson Mortuary Chapel Danbury with Rev. J G Osherne officiating. Pallbearers included Fred Lyon voted Field Ira Wildman Joseph Platt Clayton OG Mainland and James K Penny of Danbury. Interment was in Oaktor Cemetery. Ed Bergusen is repairing his tenement. Edgar Blerse of Pawling died in Danbury hospital after a skull fracture from a heavy stone at work.
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Sweetan
Joe
Mainland
James K. Penny
Danbury
Wocator Cemetery
Tf. J. Bergusen
Clavien Peck
Elid
Peck
Edgar Blerse
Pawling
Danbury Hospital
Pawtne
Turkey to crown end of year banquet in London stress
Nov 1 reports say prize turkey likely to be the feature at a large London banquet as dalliance with the queen’s death and Coolidge farm reprieve tie into a cautious holiday season.
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London
Lavy
Jim
Queen Alexandra
President Coolidge
Vermont
Selectman Fights for Job on Town Streets in Stamford
Stamford, Nov 1 Special William I Michaels long serving second selectman and highway superintendent threatens court action to fight removal after a town meeting voted down a resolution that would have designated Horace Graves as supervisor of town roads with a 2000 salary and 350 travel allowance and would have named Michaels to receive a 1000 salary. Graves has since acted as third selectman and Michaels, who says he has 21 years in office, seeks legal interpretation of the town’s composition and the authority of the Democratic majority to replace him.
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Stamford
Wiliam I. Michaels
Michaela
Walter N. Maguire
Democratic Party
Horace Graves
Demeratic
Board of Selectmen
Rand
Town Board of Finance
Michaele
Board of Finance
Michaelsaiid
Second Seletman
Democratic First Selectmen
Auner
Graves
Selectman
Third
Missing Hulson Home official MacPherson sought by police
Police continue search for Alexander MacPherson superintendent of Hulson Home missing since last Sunday. Authorities traced his movements to Seaview Avenue then lost the trail. Welfare officials doubt any foul play and think he may be on vacation.
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Alexander MacPherson
Hulson
MacPherson
Itn
Seaview Avenue
Welfare Department
Angus Thorne
Doheny Fall Naval Oil Lease Trial Opens November 22
In Washington November 1, AP reports the naval oil lease conspiracy trial of Albert B. Fall former Interior Secretary and Edward L Doheny of Los Angeles is set for November 22 in the DC Supreme Court. Defendants arrested for arraignment on November 10. Their lawyers sought January 10 postponement but the government urged November 22.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Edward &. Doheny
Los Angeles
Justice Kochling
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Doheny
Elk Hills
California
Naval Oil Reserve
Owen J. Roberts
Special All Counsel
North German Lloyd to Increase Capital to Prewar Level
North German Lloyd's board voted to recommend at the December 2 stockholders meeting a capital increase from 18 million to 30 million dollars, restoring prewar capitalization as the company aims to compete with Hamburg American. The move follows the fusion of German Australian and Koenigs branches into a 31 million shipping combine, totaling 879 thousand tons.
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Berlin
Lievs Steamship Company
Lloyds
Hansa Steamship Company
Supreme Court invalidates Wisconsin inheritance tax ruling
The Supreme Court reversed Wisconsin courts that had held gifts within six years of a donor's death were made in contemplation of death. The case involved fifty gifts by Henry Withlem and $3,900 in taxes paid.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Henry Withlem
Winsted Man Refuses To Aid Cop After Court Fine
William Rockefeller, of Winsted, was fined for intoxication in Torrington City Court. He returned to the police station and presented a box of eszacsy to the arresting officer but would not prove he bore no hard fee.
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Torrington
Williid Rockefeller
Winsted
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