Degree of Truth Night At Oro Nogue Lodge No 90
Tonight Oro Nogue lodge No 90 of the IOOF will confer the Degree of Truth upon a candidate at its regular meeting. C C Leavenworth and EM Beach will assist. The lodge plans whist and pinochle parties to fund the building. Noble Grand John Toothbig announced. Ground broken for Murphy Manufacturing toy factory on Bus Avenue. building cost about 14000.
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Oronogue Lodge
LO. O. F
C. C. Leavenworth
EM Beach
Noble
John Toothbig
Norwalk
High Street
Miny Uwo
Murphy Manufacturing Company
Busi Avenue
Court fines total 224 for drivers at hearing
City court dealt fines and suspended sentences for motorists with violations of the motor code. James Luink received a suspended jail term of 15 days for an accident injuring two women. Bonway and Siu were fined for reckless driving, with several others paying $10 to $40 in fines and costs. Additional minor penalties and parkers’ payments completed the session.
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James Luink
Hangacyk
Pelles
Bonway
Strateford
Willan
Siu
Ixossuth
Howard
Harry Th
Francis
South Inston
Peter Wilke
New Haven
Nnch
Antonio Deleon
Fairfield
Harry J. Henderson
Pairfield
Jarl
John P. Holt
Wood Avenue
Joseph Salta
Mule Graham
Stratford Avenue
Las Jeers
J. A. Fairfield
Harding's Home Town Postpones Service
Marion Ohio reports the Ward-Inz memorial service scheduled for November 3 has been postponed to August 2, 1913. The event marked the ninth birthday of the president and was to be observed in Harding's hometown with local observances revised due to the change.
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Harding
Marion
Mward- Inz
Tristram Shop Company Files Bankruptcy Petition
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in U S court by Tristram Shop Company of Norwalk. The schedule lists unsecured claims of 8285, liabilities of 12079.28, 3245.60 in notes payable by others, 14030.90 in wages due, and assets of 12950 with machinery valued at 10680, stock in trade 600, open accounts 1707. There are 94 creditors.
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United States
Tristram Shop Company
Norwalk
Doole Haing
Priests Attend Funeral for Sister Mary Walbursa O'Brien
A large group of priests from across the state attended the funeral for Sister Mary Walbursa O'Brien at St. Mary's Church yesterday. The service featured a solemn high mass of requiem with Rev. M. D. Traynor as celebrant and assists from Rev. J. McGlenerderson and Rev. Walter Leddy. A quartet sang during the rites and pallbearers included James Ty, John J. Leddy, and others. Burial followed at St. Michael's Cemetery with committal prayers by several priests.
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Mary ‘Walbursa
O'Brien
St. Mary's Church
St.Mary's Church
M.D. Traynor
Y. J. McGlenerderson
Trev
Walter Leddy
Salisfeacon
M Thizabeth
Joseph Clabby
Tea Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Miss Kelly
James Ty
Govern
John J. Leddy
Willam Et Redden
Kennedy
Tames Janey
James O'Neil
St. Michael's Cemetery
Fathers McGivney
Tids
Traynor
Ganley
Bowen
Newsboys honor comrade at Snow Lanaio funeral
Newsboys attended the funeral of Pasquale Lanaio popularly known as Snow Buck the newsboy at St James Church Stafford and St Michael's cemetery where a solemn requiem mass was held. A large delegation escorted the casket to the cemetery.
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Pasquale Lanaio
Snow
Buck
St. Michael's Cemetery
St. James
BR. Cl
Stafford
Cemet
Milford Boy Rescued From Drowning By Two Factory Workers
Milford October 25 Special to the Telegram Joseph Lawlor seven, son of Mr and Mrs John E Lawlor of Oronoque road, nearly drowned in Milford harbor near the old straw hut factory dock. He fell from a rowboat while trying to land and was saved just as he sank for a third time by Hayes Messrose Manufacturing Company workers Joseph Blechele and James Gramnilto who sprang into the swift current. A packing room employee shouted the danger and alerted the men who acted quickly to pull him from the water.
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Milford
Milford Harbor
Joseph Lawlor
John HE. Lawlor
Oronoque Road
Jad
Joseph Blechela
James Gramnilto
Hayes-Me
Bischele
Granitio
Skeletons unearthed near Rag hestes yard in marshy area
Two skeletons, both over 75 years old, were found within eleven feet of each other while workers dug for a boiler foundation at Rag hestes company. Police consider the find may indicate a double tragedy linked to a marsh area once part of the Los company property, where workers likely sank.
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Raghestes Company
Los
Foehr Funeral Held in Milford
The funeral for John Foehr, 66, who died Wednesday, will be from his 7 Lafayette Street home at 9:30 a.m. to St Marys Church for a mass of requiem at 10. Pastor Rev P Y McLean will officiate. Survived by wife Mary, one sister Mrs Albert Kern, two and Macy of Milford, and six sons John Albert Frank Tierman Milford Charles Portland Me Joseph Bridgeport. Burial will be in St Marys Cemetery.
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Milford
Qet
Olal
John &. Foehr
Lafayette Struct
Inday
Mary
Albert Kern
Macy
Ohn
Albert
Prank
Tierman
Charles
Portland
Joseph
Bridgeport
St. Marys Cematery
Seven Local Men Enlist in U S Service
Seven young men from the city enlisted in the United States service yesterday. Four joined the army and three entered the navy. Navy enlistees include Joseph Maclonus, 224 Hamilton St, 19, apprentice seaman. Fred Welhung, 446 Yorkshire Ave, 18, apprentice seaman. Peter Lehfelder, 484 Main St, apprentice seaman. Julius Surinouseh, 545 Stratford Ave, apprentice seaman. Army enlistees include George H., a city mechanic in the air service, and brothers Vito and Antony Rollaro, 130 Detacon St, privates.
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United States Service
Army
Navy
Joseph Maclonus
Hamilton Street
Svaman
Fred Welhung
Yorkshire Avenue
Anppersmith
Peter Lehfelder
Treet
Julius II
Surrinouseh
Stratford Avenue
George II
Air Service
Vito
Antony Rollaro
Detacon Street
Evadry
Two men plead guilty to mailing lottery checks in Boston
George E H Travers of Danvers and George Hambrich of Medford pleaded guilty in federal district court to conspiracy to transport lottery tickets between stores. They face sentencing next Monday as leaders of a wide New England lottery operation.
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BosTon
George EH. Travers
Danvers
George Hambrich
Medford
New Feland
Digtriet
Chicago seeks Democratic National Convention funds
Chicago is in the field for the Democratic National convention plans by Democratic elders to launch a campaign for a fund of 100000 dollars to bring the gathering to Chicago. Chicago's first Democratic convention was underway as plans formed.
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Chicago
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