Lily Leitzel and Ringling Bros Circus Fearful High-Altitude Feats
Lily Leitzel, famed aerial artist, performs a perilous no-net act atop the world's tallest tent. She fears spiders and grasshoppers, which she worries may fall on her mid-air during the show. More than 600 performers fill the Ringling program with new acts and three steel arenas. Performances begin next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Miss Leitzel
Sammy
Acta
Common Pleas Sentences Reach Varied Fines and Suspensions
Thomas F. Carey of Greenwich was fined 250 dollars and given a suspended six day sentence for damaging property while intoxicated. Juke Kimsick of Trumbull received a suspended 30 day jail term for assault on John Bias. Michael Curcio of Greenwich faced a 100 dollar fine and 20 day suspended sentence for assault on Charles Calintino, dated May 32. Frank Witkowski of Monroe was fined 25 dollars and a 30 day jail term suspended for a family quarrel. probation to United States Commissioner Hush Lavery. Prosecutor Huxford notes several jury cases may be heard before term adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Carey
Greenwich
Common Pleas Court
Juke Kimsick
Trumbull
John Bias
Michael Curcio
Charles Calintino
Frank Witkowski
Monroe
United States
Hush Lavery
Huxford
Local Social Roundup Moves Through Graduations and Visits
Monroe Claremont Standish and Lois Standish attended Dannbury Normal School graduation in town. Mrs Edward L Hurd hosted a family reunion. Carrie French visited her sister Mrs Edwin Shelton. Casper Ait broke his sex last week. Alphous Stannard and Adeline W Clark wed in New Haven. Herman Jacob and Hazel Decker married in Washington. Helen Jones visiting Mrs Edwin Pickett in New Haven for weeks. Albert Burt visited brother William in Washington. Edwin Shelton hosted Desby and Heidgeport visitors. Alice Catharine Stanton baptized at St Peters by Rev Habersham. Derby cousin Mrs Poster Ela Brinch visiting with Mrs William W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont Standish
Storrs
Danbury Normal School
Lois
Edward L Hurd
Carrie M. French
Edwin C. Shelton
Casper Ait
Alphous B. Stannard
Adeline W. Clark
New Haven
Herman A. Jacob
Hazel Decker
Washington, D.C
Helen Jones
Edwin Pickett
Albert M. Burt
William Burt
Washington
Desby
Heidgeport
Ereline Jacob
Hackettstown
Frank Shaw
Springfield
Maas
Marshall Beach
Jennie Brown
Alice Catharine
Stanton
St. Peters Church
HS. Habersham
Poster Ela Brinch
Derby
William W
Cornerstone to Be Laid for New Louvain Library
An American led by Dr Nichol as Murray Butler will lay the cornerstone of the Louvain University library reconstruction funded at 500000 dollars by American citizens. Cardinal Mercier and prominent scholars will attend with committee members from Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and others. The new building will be on a different site and omit exact replication of the destroyed Flemish library.
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Louvain University
Whitney Warren
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butles
Lowell
Harvard
Hibbon
Princeton Uuniversity
J.P. Moran
Wiliam ‘7
Manning
Elihu Root
Charles W. Eliot
Cardinal Mercier
Butler
America
38th Infantry to Hold Reunion in New York City
The 38th Regiment of U S Regulars plans its second annual reunion at the Langley Hotel New York City on Monday July 15, marking the third anniversary of the Marne battle. Pershing praised a single Third Division regiment for stopping German advances and capturing 800 prisoners. The 88th and 38th divisions fought at Chateau-Thierry and earned Croix de Guerre honors. A monument was funded in Syracuse, New York. Generals Pershing Howze Dickman Woodside and others are mentioned as attending. Bridgeport losses from the Marne are noted.
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38Th Regiment
U.S. Regalars
Langley Hotel
West 44Th Street
New York City
Marne
38Th Infantry
Pershing
Uncle Sam
88Th
United States
Syracuse
N. C
Camp Greene
N.C
France
Marne River
Chateau-Thierry
38Th
Dougert
Germany
Amp Pike
Ark
Embern
States
Jenermi Pershing
Robert G. Woodside
Captain Woodside
Battle of the
Howze Dickman
Daddy Dickman
Col
A. G. McAlexander
Department Cancels 349 Leases Under War Dept Policy
Washington June 28 War Department officials report cancellation of 349 leases since March 4 as part of economy drive saving the government 31531 monthly in rentals. Weeks notes continuation of expense cuts and plans for abandoning Lakehurst chemical plant. total rental March 4 reached 1500000. Baston HQ of the second army corps area moves from rented quarters to army base, saving 50000 annually.
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Washington
War Department
Weeks
Lakehurst
Second Army Corps
Baston
Anxious To Renew Pact With Japan
London report says Britain proposes a three month extension after July for the Anglo Japanese alliance while the Imperial Conference weighs renewal. Government hopes dominion premiers will approve, avoiding lapse even briefly amid deliberations. Fairfield county morbidity figures listed for week ending June 26.
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London
London Daily Express Today
Japan
Physician Explains Who Should Take Nuxated Iron
Dr James Francis Sullivan urges blood iron tests for the weak and anaemic noting iron deficiency dulls memory and energy. He cautions to use organic Nuxated Iron rather than metallic iron, claiming one dose equals rich iron from spinach or apples and that over 4 million users regain strength. Money back if unsatisfied. sold by all druggists.
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James Francis Sullivan
Tellevue Hospital
New York
Westchester County Hospital
Fashionable Dresses From Simple Silks At Read Co
Read Co attracts women who sew with easy dress options. Simple slip-on or slip-over silhouettes make dressing effortless and affordable. Silks shine in texture and color, including Mallinson's Silk de Luxe, Du Pont's Baronet, White Fancy Silks, Georgettes in many hues, and Tricolettes in seven colors.
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Mallinson
du Pont
Baronet
Closing Out Sports Coats For The Season
Closing out thirty coats made from Worsted Jersey with Tuxedo fronts and narrow belts. Finished by hand in colors black navy brown bright red and green. Prices are $8.50 for Velour Sports Jackets and $12.50 for Printress labeled jackets.
Mark Your Clothes with Cash's Woven Names
Advertisement promotes woven name tapes for all washable items from raincoats to household linens. Encourages students to order before fall, offering tapes and letters in various colors and quantities with prices listed.
Picnic Supplies in Basement Store Display
A basement display offers a full line of picnic essentials. Paper plates cups spoons forks wax paper thermos bottles lunch baskets food jars and luncheon kits in various sizes and styles.
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Lily Leitzel
Miss Muffet
Circus
Keeler
Superior Court
Southport
Oil Perry
Maria Perry
Frank E. Healy
Florence M. Standish
Charles F. Silliman
Easton
Fred Kendrick
Johnn Swendsen
Philip H. Jones
Cornelia L. Shelton
Reunion
St. Louis Mo
Fairfield County
Wek
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Shelton
Stamford
Danbury
Fairfield
Stratford
Ridgefield
Gough
Devon
Afilford
Read House
China
Velour
the Electric Shop
Notion
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
Lowe Laundry, Inc
Seaview Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn
L. F. & C. Irons
Edison Irons
Simplex Irons
The
United Illuminating Co
Bridgeport Sawdust Co
Carroll Ave
Conn
Hamilton Bros
State Bar
Reyes
P. Sproviero
Main St
Newfield
Thura
Apaperstats OF
Cooper Chain
T.L. Watson & Co
Main and
John Streets
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