Hens Picking Up In Third Week of Storrs Contest
In the third week at Storrs the 1000 birds laid 952 eggs, a 13.6 percent rate, with 500 heavy breeds producing under 46 percent and 500 White Leghorns laying 376 eggs. Top weekly pens included Leghorns from D Tancred and Wyandottes from Obed Knight, while premiums on New York white eggs rise to $1 a dozen, browns at 74 cents.
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Storrs
Conn
D. Tancred
Kent
Wash
Obed G. Knight
Bridgeton
William L. Gilbert
Winsted
New York
New Haven
Providence
Boston
Plymouth Rocks
Samuel M. . Monks
Hartford
Ingleside Farm
Palenville
N. Y
Rock Rose Farm
Katonah
Stamford High Walks Through Season To Perfect Record
Stamford High School footballers completed an undefeated season defeating top New York and Brooklyn rivals. Officials refute Bridgeport High’s state championship claim and welcome future matchups. Also reported are local marriages and obituaries among Stamford residents including Nellie Wood Howard and William Bamrick, plus updates on missing sergeant Wolfel and local officials returning from travels.
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SYTSM
Stamford High School
New York
Brooklyn
Stamford Heh
Bridgeport High
Stamford
Stamford High
Brideport High
Frank HE. Jamrozy
Corporation Council
Jamyrozy
Jamrozy
Albert
Matthew W. Kenealy
Vermont
John A. Weed
WW. M. Wilson
Charles C. Wolfel
Aa, Slith Infantry
Dean Foster
R. Hil
Gu Cotoa
Morehouse
Maine
Ivy
Merchants Seek Early Christmas Checks for Bridgeport Club
Bridgeport merchants urge early distribution of Christmas club checks to ease holiday shopping. Bridgeport Trust will issue payments to over 7,000 club members around December 10, with rules allowing end of payments on December 3. Government limits on extra staff push for spaced spending to prevent market strain.
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Bridgeport
Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commeres
Bridgeport Trust Company
Sual
Trust Company
Trnuat
Divorces Mark Life of Danbury Millionaire Wife
Gladys Brown Rundle, 25, of Danbury Connecticut, now seeks divorce and alimony from her 86 year old husband, millionaire Samuel Rundle after a three week marriage. Records show her prior marriage to Sydney A. Toovey ended in 1912 with an interlocutory decree and final judgment, with Toovey’s whereabouts unclear.
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New York
Gladys Brown Rundle
Samuel Rundle
Danbury
Conn
Miss Brown
Sydney A. Toovey
Building ‘Trades Protective League
Toovey
Drews
City-First Street
Courtney Collins
New Rochelle
Toovers
Grand View
Claremont Avenue
Themann Hall
West One
Runce
Gladys A. Toovey
Obituary notices and funeral details in town paper
Multiple funeral notices list private services on East Main and Hast avenues, St Luke’s and St Paul’s churches, with pallbearers named for Anne M. Kistner and Henry Thomas Carr. Interments recorded at Mountain Grove, Lakeview, and Park cemeteries. plus Patrick Morrissey’s remains shipped to Manchester, FL.
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G. L. Wolfram
Anne M. Kistner
George L. Wolfram
East Main Street
B. FP. Root
St. Paul's Church
Henry Beldict
Addison Wright
Frank Packard
Albert Mackemmie
Mountain Grove
Henry Carr
Henry Thomas Carr
Hast Avenue
W. FL. Jepson
St Luke's ‘Church
Remington Arms Company
Lakeview Cemetery
Patrick J. Morrissey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Irriday
Manchester
Juiebert Stil Ereaphy
Carl A. Hansen
Herbert Street
Eleig
Gimnall
Asters
Park Cemetery
Eighty Thousand Railroad Workers Vote For Strike
Baltimore November 24 eighty thousand telegraphers levermen and agents on railroads nationwide will strike unless pay and working conditions improve by eight this Wednesday morning. The Order of Railroad Telegraphers reports meetings across the country approving walkout action. Demands include hourly pay with a minimum sixty cents, overtime pay for Sundays and holidays, and restoration of two paid holidays monthly.
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Baltimore
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Washston Terminal
Teddoe
Clara
Railroad Administration
Fine Silk Dish Hose Colors Dune Brown Gray Navy White Black
Advertisement notes exceptional value for fine silk dish hose offered in colors brown gray navy white and black.
Men's Gray Flannel Shirts from Congress Brand
Gray flannel shirts with soft attached collars and double pockets. Known Congress brand noted for workmanship. Priced at 2.25 dollars.
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Congress
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