Death and Births and Market Notes From Daily News
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michael Donovan of Central Avenue Whe and Helena Sophia was buried at Grove cemetery after services by Rev G A Anderson of the Swedish Congregational Church. United States Rubber stock rose amidst a broad market rally as shares gained and plants idled resumed work. local analysts noted strong interest and improved business outlook. Mill Plain Union Chapel Society of Waterbury filed articles to erect an interdenominational building. The Great Council of the Red Moon met in Connecticut electing officers including Grand Sachem William Miller and Grand Sagamore Jacob Jacobs. Knights of Columbus state convention set for Meriden May 12 with candidates for state offices and a rule change proposed to shift officer elections to March for term alignment.
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Michael Donovan
Central Avenue
Helena’ Sophia
New England
Can@ea
New Haven
J. Wo. Myers
West Mountain
Mill Plain
Arthur B. Pierpont
H. M. Judd
H. Abel
Charles Schiller
Bessie M. White
Goma
Connecticut
Meriden
William Miller
South Norwalk
Rand Senior
Sagamore
Jacob Jacobs
Grand Junior Sagamore
Nawsity
Winsted
Irank A. Cantwell
Danbury
William Saunders
Naugatuck
Keapar
Wampum
C. ii
Blake
Waterbury
A. Bo‘bridge
Nan Jiaven
Frank A. Cantwell
St, Lous
Subordinante Councils
John G. McGowan
Loyal Council
Railroad business improves for April says report
New Haven May 7 The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad reports April business shows no decline overall with freight earnings down about 20 percent from last April while freight orders drop from 6000 at the start of April to about 3000 by month end. Passenger traffic is flat with a slight three percent loss. Connecticut shows gains while Rhode Island shows losses and Massachusetts trolleys report a good level of business.
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New Haven
New York
New Hayvan
Startford Railroad Company
Camparul
Cnaly
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Kilduff appeal clears obstacle to estate settlement
Justice records show Kilduff and wife lose Supreme Court of Errors bid. Superior Court ruling that South Main Street property belongs to the bankrupt firm is upheld, boosting creditor dividends if $18,030 equity is secured. Education board approves $700 for electric fire gong systems in city schools to improve protection.
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Edward
Kildull
Su‘preme Cours
Supreme Cours
Real Estaca
South Main
South Main Street
Board of Education
Uwby
Freight business holds steady as rail lines report no changes
The local freight operation remains stable with no significant drop or rise in volume in recent weeks. Railway officials state there have been no changes to staffing levels at the freight sheds and operations continue at a steady pace.
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Railorad Comieyes
Tracks Spread Across Old Coal Yard After Street Closure
South Willow street renamed Meadow street now closed to traffic. New Haven road gravel trains dump gravel in the Lumber & Coal yards. A large crew is laying tracks over the former coal yard. Foreign visitors have taken fuel from the yards in recent days, using small wagons and receptacles.
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Willow Street
Meadow Street
New Haven Road
City Lumber & Coal Company
Appeal Heard In Dismissal Of Policeman Miles McNiff
Judge Ralph Wheeler heard the appeal of Miles McNiff challenging his 1904 dismissal from the police force after 20 years service. McNiff’s counsel called the action a political move by Republicans on the board of public safety seeking to oust him due to past electoral activity. The charge centered on alleged misused society funds, but witnesses testified the society’s affairs remained intact.
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Miles McNi
Miles McNiff
Board of Public Safety
Ralph Wheeler
McNiff
John O'Neill
McNill
William #. Thomas
John P. Elton
McNist
Safety’ Board
Brass Makers Convention Draws CT Delegation to Toronto
The American Brass Founders association plans strong CT turnout for the June Toronto convention. Andrew J Fairlie of McCoys Tennessee invites parties to attend with excursion rates via rail. Connecticut brass manufacturers expect a large Naugatuck Valley delegation led by Charles J Oaley of New Britain.
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Waterbury
Toronto
American Brass Founders’ Association
Andrew’ J. . Fairlie
McCoys, Tenn
Connecticut
Charles
J. Oaaley
New Britain
Naugatuck Valley
Waterbury sports delegation returns after disappointing Danbury trip
A 15 member Waterbury sports delegation traveled to Danbury Tuesday night to watch bouts. The event did not meet expectations as bouts failed to run according to schedule and fewer than fifty spectators were present at the start. The group returned home yesterday amid disappointment.
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Waterbury
Danbury
Houte
Han
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Union City, Conn
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