Major Simmonds voyageur guest at Algonquin dinner
Major A P Simmonds who just returned from Labrador was guest of honor at a dinner for 30 Algonquin club members. He spoke of animals Eskimos and Indians in the country their ways of life and recounted escape from disaster during a George River rapids expedition aided by Eskimos. J Alex Rotinson was master of ceremonies.
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A. P. Simmonds
Voyageur
Labrador
Algonquin Club
Major Simmonds
George River
J. Alex Rotinson
A.p.simmonds
North Country
Labrador Wilds
Horcum and West funerals set for early June
In Bridgeport two obituaries note private funeral services: Fannie L Horcum aged 68 from 245 French Street to be buried at Park Cemetery on Monday June 6 at 2:30 pm and John H West age 72 years 10 months 13 days from 136 Main Street with funeral at 2:00 pm Monday June 6 and interment at Lakeview Cemetery. Local notices include farm products ads and public notices from probate and banking courts.
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Lakeview Cemetery
Obituary of J H Neff and local memorial notices
J H Neff died aged 72 at his home 126 South Main Street after a long illness. Born in Reading Pennsylvania he served in the Civil War with the 205th Pennsylvania Regiment and fought at Gettysburg and Seven Pines before mustering out in 1865. He leaves a wife and three sons and three daughters. The funeral is at 2 PM Monday from his home with interment at Lakeview Cemetery. A G A R delegation will attend the service. Margaret K Snellen wife of John Snellen died Thursday at 46 Chalmers Avenue. Interment will be in Baraboo Wisconsin. Sarah P Romell Gray widow of Thomas A Gray was buried at Mountain Grove Cemetery. Frank B Judd aged 61 was buried at Lakeview Cemetery. John S McCarthy of 813 Colorado Avenue was buried in St Michael's Cemetery after high mass at St Peter's Church with Miss Katherine Lombard singing Ave Maria and Nearer My God to Thee at the service. Emma E Hubbs aged 27 will be buried in Lake View Cemetery. Interments and funeral details follow for multiple local residents.
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Margaret K. Snellen
John Snellen
Chalmers Avenue
Harnum and Bailey Circus
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Sarah P. Romell Gray
Thomas A. Gray
Mountain Grove
Woodmont
Myente
Frank B Judd
Lakeview Cemetery
William Rogan
Third Street
John S. McCarthy
Colorado Avenue
St. Michael's Cemetery
St. Peter's Church
Charles Leddy
Katherine Lombard
William and
John Carshaw
John and
William Haggerty
John McCarthy
Thomas Whalen
Emma E. Hubbs
Theron M. Hubbs
Henry A. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
John I H. Neff
South Main Street
Reading
Us City
Adams County
Gettysbore
205Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Seven Pines
Neff
Elias Howe, Jr
Franklin Bartlett
Morning Star Lodge
Shepards
Bethlehem
Charles
Boston
John Jr
New York City
Frank A
Frederick de Rick
P. Pulver
W. S. Derois
Ev. Chester Marshall
G. A
Eaton Confirmed as Internal Revenue Collector for Conn
The nomination of Colonel Robert Eaton of North Haven to be Internal Revenue Collector for Connecticut was confirmed by the Senate in Washington yesterday. He was wired to in Washington by Senator Brandee ree. He is expected to receive his commission in a few days and assume duties soon after.
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Robert ©. Eaton
North Haven
Internal Revenue
Connecticut
Senate
Washington
Branderee
Bankruptcy notice for Morris Fiddel Man in Connecticut
In the matter of Morris Fiddel Man, bankrupt in composition proceedings in the District of Connecticut. The filer Morris Iddelmin claims a composition of percent. The notice invites interested parties to appear before John Keogh, Esq., Referee in Bankruptcy, to examine and determine the composition at a specified time prior to confirmation.
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TED States District Court
District of Connecticut
Morris Fiddelman
Morris Iddelmin
Fih
John Keogh
Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut
Samuel Col
Delegates Weigh Ballots in Trolley Strike Dispute
Delegates count ballots as wage talks for trolley workers continue at several unions. Proposals seek a maximum 51 cents an hour amid fear of a wider cut, with most three year men, and strikes unlikely. The pattern mirrors past arbitration recalls and slow progress on June 1 expirations.
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Fridgeport
Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
Derby
Norwalk
Stamford
Middletown
New Ritain
Meriden
New London
Westport
South Manchester
Norwich
Wade's Widow Speaks on Letters and Elwood’s Fate
In a measured, sorrowful interview Wade's widow reflects on the scandal, declares she will destroy the letters from Mrs. Nott once received, and defends Elwood while lamenting the impact on her children. She compares Mrs. Nott's suffering to a living death and recalls their past, portraying Elwood as not acting alone.
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Elwood
Neami
Mrs. Nott
Shannon
Governor Lake
Eddie Johnston
Mrs. Wade
Eddie
Mr. Nott
Lucius Paul Takes Bride in Southport
Lucius Charles Paul of Brocklawn park will wed Miss Tibel Wheeler Partrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albert Wheeler, tonight at the Wheeler home in Mill Hill Southport. Rev Alexander Alison Jr of the First Presbyterian Church will perform the ceremony, with Roy Haviland of Brooklyn as best man. After a reception the couple will honeymoon, residence listed as 503 Wood Avenue.
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Charles Albert Wheeler
Mill Hill
Southport
Tibel Wheeler Partrick
Lucius Charles Paul
Charles’ Paul
Brocklawn Park
Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Paul
Roy Haviland
Brooklyn
Harold Rey
Church
Sheffield
Wood Avenue
Young residents praised in city social circle
In the city, many Young people are well known for broad networks of friends. Mr Paul, affiliated with General Electric Co, is noted as a Yale University graduate.
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Paul
General Electric Co
Yale University
Lotus Quartet Delights At Pleasant State Street Concert
Over 1 000 tickets were sold for a Lotus quartet concert arranged by the Employee Association of Howland Dry Goods Co at the Casino on State Street last night. Miss Ethel Hinton provided dialect stories and impersonations, followed by Speidel's orchestra playing for dancing into the late hours. E D Whitman chaired the committee with nine assistants.
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Lotus Quartet
Free fitting and laying on Congo leum and Neponset flooring
For one week starting Monday June 6, customers pay only for the flooring itself. Congoleum at 69c per sq yd and Neponset at 59c per sq yd, with free careful fitting, measurements, and laying. Gold Seal Congoleum offers new patterns and rich colors, plus Neponset felt-base flooring with durable, light weight construction. Third floor.
Awnings for windows offered in brown and white
Staunch light sun turning awnings ready for use. Brown and white stripe designs complete with all hardware. Protection at windows to block sun all day. Sizes two and a half to three feet wide priced at 2 dollars and three and a half to four feet wide at 2 dollars and 50 cents. Third floor.
Half price fancywork sale from Bucilla packages
Large selection of embroidery kits and fabrics offered at half price. Includes dresses rompers hats camisoles envelopes nightgowns scarves centers pillows and more with varied patterns and colors. Descriptions reference regular prices and discounted amounts for readers to view in person.
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Nainsook Ee
Nainsook
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