Memorial church and diocese reads circulars across region
The Daily News reports on religious notices from the Rt. Rev. Bishop iracy with circulars read in all churches of the diocese. It notes devotions for Pentecost and a decree of the Sacred Congregation, while omitting graphic detail. The piece also mentions railroad stock movements and a post office clerks association meeting in New London with officers elected and delegates addressed by leaders and Congressman-at-Large Lilley.
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Iracy
Association of Postoffice Clerk
New London
Cronoker House
The Three of Us at Jacques theater this week
Much interest surrounds the Jacques theater production The Three of Us announced for this week. The play, a western drama, previously appeared at Poli's to great success and had a long New York run two seasons ago. The central character is a selfish western gal Raye MacCisney guiding her wayward brother.
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Jacques Theater
Poli
New York
Non. B
Raye MacCisney
Baseball A Lively Chicago Pittsburg Doubleheader
National League results from Chicago and Cincinnati with scores 6 to 3 and 13 to 3 for Pittsburg in the two games, plus St Louis outlasting Cincinnati in 12 innings. American League opens with Chicago Detroit 1 0 and St Louis Cleveland 3 1. Standings show Chicago Pittsburg New York St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn and Philadelphia with varying records. Opening Day at Gravesend features the Brooklyn Handicap purse of 25000 for three year olds and up. Derby Day in London previews and Seasick II in the French Derby finish dead heat with Quintette II at Chantilly.
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P.cy
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Fair Play
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Montgomery
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Epsom Downs
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American Jockey Club
Perrier
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Henry Up
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Chantilly
W. ‘Vanderbilt
Shot at Door of Church in Oakfield Murder Trial
Oakfield Wisconsin June 1 thirty five year old Grant Poole shot and killed Mrs H Orvis as she greeted Rev Sabin at the Methodist church vestibule. Poole had pressed his suit with Miss Grace Orvis and was believed to have been spurred by parental objections. Poole arrested.
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Wis
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H. Orvis
Sabin
Halsey
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Grace Orvis
Methodists consecrate new bishops in Baltimore
At the general conference in Baltimore on June 1 Bishop Henry W. Warren ordained Rev. William F. Anderson of New York as a new bishop. Seven other bishops were consecrated as part of the ceremony described as one of the most impressive moments of the meeting.
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Episcopal Church
Henry W. Warren
William, F. Anderson
New
York
Keeling
Waterbury man dies during Oakville auto trip
Peter J. Sanford aged 62 of 76 East Clay Street died beside an Oakville road after an auto trip with wife and daughter. Struck by rheumatic heart disease, he collapsed near Slads mill then died in his daughter's arms as his wife sought water. daughter Jennie aided him, with Medical Examiner Crace noting rheumatic heart disease. Sanford had previous heart issues but no immediate danger before the trip.
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Peter J. Sanford
East Clay Street
Case Department
Waterbury Clock Company
Sanford
Jennie
Mr. Sanford
Slads
Charles Thatcher Company
Center Street
Bing
Fanning
Scotts at West Main commemorated for Indian sufferings
Yesterday's church bulletin reviewed the Scotts enduring Indian captivity in Canada for two years after Scott was seized. Deer were seen in the south city area with rumors of rifle fire. they moved toward Hamilton avenue and Cheshire trolley line. In Waterbury a horse drawing Hamiston's wagon died of heart disease near St John Church. the horse was sent to the crematory. Robert Edeson and company in Classmates arrived from New Haven after a late two-car trip, the New Haven stop ending the season after two weekend performances.
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Edeson
Elton
Second Congregational Church
Scotts
West Main
Willow Streets
Canada
Hamilton Avenue
William Hamilton
Thomaston
Waterbury
Robert Edeson
New Haven
Southington Mountain
Yale Wolf's Head honor sparks telegraph tale
A Yale senior elected to Wolf's Head sends a telegram home to his father in New York claiming Wolf's Head status. The father, misinformed about Canada, learns the joke as the campus humor spreads with the tale of a hunter’s trip and a curious telegram mixup.
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Yale
Wolf
G Society
Canada
Bok
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