Hayes Portrait On New 11 Cent Stamp
Washington dispatch reports a new 11 cent stamp bearing President Rutherford B. Hayes will go on sale Wednesday in Tremont to mark the centennial of his birth. The stamp is the first in a planned new series by the Post Office Department announced by Grover.
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New Schedules On Street Cars Cut Congestion
Brooklawn Stratfield East Main street and Teaview avenue lines updated with cross-town service between North Brooklawn and Boston Central venues. Routes include East Main street Stratford Fairfield Park North avenues to Fairfield town line and Brooklawn North avenues Stratford road via Stratfield church. Car times posted for departures from Boston Central venues and Brooklawn to East Main Street and Stratfield throughout the day. Also ad for decorative Spanish combs in tortoise shell colors and imitations.
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Stretfield
Duncan Held at Ellis Island on Arrival in New York
Isadora Duncan, famed American born dancer now in Europe, was detained with her Russian husband Sergei Essenin and a secretary by New York immigration officials. Officials in Washington said the decision was made locally and no federal order was issued to bar entry.
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Ata Man
Iheen
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Supreme Court Opens Term With Lengthy Docket
The Supreme Court reconvenes for a new term with a crowded docket. Pending cases include interstate water, railroad liability, boundary questions, and antitrust matters. Notable items involve Ohio and Pennsylvania suits to block West Virginia exports, Oklahoma boundary issues, and petitions for rehearing in major anti trust and corporate cases. Georgia and New York remain involved in supplemental relief and original actions.
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Obituary notices from Cambridge and Milford area
Obituary notices list Peter G Verrelle of Cambridge Md died yesterday leaving wife Catherine and children Howard and Robert plus siblings and in laws. Funeral arrangements set for McKeon Grown Adjey funeral home and St Peters church with interment at St Michaels cemetery. Also notices for John Henperson Jeremiah Griffin Mantle Clark Hudson Ruth Huntoon Edward Thomas and family details including residences and burial plans in Lakeview Milford and Park cemeteries with church services and reld.
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Peter G Verrelle
Cambridge
Catherine Vervelle
Howard
Robert Verrelle
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Ang Ws
Philadelphia
Howard Smith
Charles Williams
West End
American Graphophone Co
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Grown
Adjey
Fairheld Avenue
Comerrow
St. Peter's Church
St. Michae’s Cemetery
Jom Henzerson
John Henperson Wille
Cmeck
Hoo
Louis Richarda
Webster Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Jeremiah Griffin
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mantle Clark Hudson
Mama Clark Hudson
Stratford
Milford
Bridgeport
Charles P. Clark
George A. Smith & Son
Wesley Brien
First Congregational Church
Munford
Milford Cemetery
Edward ‘Thoms
Leader of Greeks reveals plans amid revolution turmoil
Colonel Gonatas outlined Greece's immediate aims after a revolution, stressing reinforcement of Thrace, pushing the war against the Turks if needed, and forming a non partisan cabinet. He said Greece would not yet become a democracy, and that Entente support was sought to stabilize the country and ensure loyalty to the crown.
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Gorsttas
Asia Minor
Cabinet lineup completed in Athens by AP report
The new cabinet, to be led by Alexandre Zmimi, was completed in May with Georges Praliys named minister of posts, Constantine Zavit as public treasurer and M. Chingtomands as minister of agriculture, according to the Associated Press.
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Danbury Woman 15 Given Jail Term on Liquor Charge
Danbury City Court sentenced Peter Gabriel of 44 Liberty Street to eleven days in Danbury jail plus a fine of 210 and costs for violating liquor laws. He had previously appeared for similar offenses. state police testified to purchases at a tavern. Several others faced related charges as raids continued.
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Peter Gabriel
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Samuel A. Davia
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Harold Ronan
Arthur
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Naver
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Meir Honda
W. P. Signor
Stankiewicz
Plnca
Frenny Weyand
Frank Bartley
River Street
Phillips Reelected State President
Theodore T. Phillips was reelected president of the State Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at the annual New Haven meeting. Elected officers include Lean A. Soper of Hartford as vice president and Harold J. Nee in Windsor as auditor, with field secretary WW Hicks of Hartford and others. News officers named George Murray of New Haven as vice president and Louise W Goshen as third vice president.
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Lean
A. Soper
Hartford
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A. H. Parer
New Britain
George Murray
Louise W Goshen
Mary Smith
Jessie Hyde
Norwich
D. WM. Beach
Guilford
Honey and Rowers Highlight Africa's Native Flow
The notice links a pound jar of honey to 64000 flow and identifies rowers as natives of Africa, emphasizing the concentration of essence and origin.
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