Suffrage Association outlines nonpartisan stance to educate voters
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association states its nonpartisan aim to win women’s votes, urging educated participation while not endorsing any party ticket. It proposes parties issue leaflets on war, reconstruction, and suffrage, and to educate voters through similar campaigns, with Democrats already engaging. Republicans plan to include suffrage speakers and leaflets.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Suffrage Association
Association
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The
Suffrage Association
Ian
Governot
Marters
Connecticut Woman’s Association
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hese Od
Final Arrangements Move Through Local House Shuffle
The report states Clifford B. Smith has moved into a new home on Mount Vernon street while Edward Mowrey moves into the Smith house on Home avenue. Walter Blau shifts into the Mowrey house on Lawn avenue and Mr. Greeley into the Blau residence. Further moves place 8 M. ooote into the Greeley house and Richard Hag gerty into the Foote house on Liberty street as the orderly relocation finally completes a month late.
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Clifford B. Smith
Home Avenue
Mount Vernon Street
Edward Mowrey
Smith
Walter Blau
Mowrey
Lawn Avenue
Mr. Greeley
Blau
M. Ooote
Greely House
Richard Haggerty
Foote House
Liberty Street
Ambitious November musings and political tides
Fragmentary notes reflect a November political milieu with talk of a senatorial race, peace in Europe, and shifts in leadership. Mentions of Austria Italy Belgium and court mercy hint at broader international anxieties while domestic concerns touch on ownership disputes and a Connecticut corporation amid price and food accessibility worries.
Sunday Temperance Rally Highlighted in Evening Service
Reading unclear, a Sunday schedule mentions an Sunday school session followed by a temperance rally during the evening service marked as a key community event.
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Unday
Aircraft motors role in war effort nets Ford five million
The excerpt notes Henry Ford’s Motors project showed a five million dollar cost in producing aircraft motors, framed as a modest sum during wartime when government contracts surge. It portrays Ford as not seeking profit in the wartime production.
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Ford
Ballot Waste Over Improbable Ticket Names
Fragmentary note complains about wasteful use of paper in official ballots. Mentions blank columns and an imagined need to showcase certain names on tickets for different offices under a misleading caption.
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Ate
Roosevelt Stands Apart from Ordinary Presidents
The speaker contrasts Theodore Roosevelt with previous presidents, noting Roosevelt speaks openly and expresses opinions in a way that differs from the typical restrained style of leaders who have held office by public support.
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Mr. Roosevelt
T. R
War alters boyhood and lessons from nature endure
A fragmented reflection notes that wartime changes boyhood as youths seek comfort in nature and simple tasks. It suggests that with the war ending, the next generation will again learn from the countryside and build energy and knowledge through outdoor play and work.
A Waste of Life in War Training Policy
A Springfield Republican item critiques offset time lost in sending troops abroad for abridged training. It argues reinforcements must move quickly to maintain a war footing, with priority on sending the longest service members home first if peace arrives, while newcomers should receive thorough training and education during their service.
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Springfield Republican
Aic
Seran
No Discrimination in Meat Prices Inquiry
A fragmented New York World excerpt discusses fair pricing and calls out profiteering. It argues prices should not discriminate by class and condemns singling out the poor while the rich escape scrutiny, urging equitable measures in daily food costs.
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New York World
Funeral of Mrs Mary Lawton at St Marys Portland
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Lawton were held from her Air Line Avenue home and at St Marys Church in Portland with Rev Farrel Martin officiating. Music by St Johns choir featured Abide With Me Libera Me Domine and Jesus Lover of My Soul with Chopin funeral march as recessional. Pallbearers and flower bearers named. interment in St Marys Cemetery Portland. attendees from Portland Rockville Hartford New London and New Jersey area.
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Mary Lawton
Air Line Avenue
Portland
St. Mary’s Church
Farrel Martin
D. D
St. John’s Choir
Middletown
W. G. Dineen
Professor Dineen
A. J. Campbell
Jesus
Chopin
Patrick Foley
Timothy Cronin
Michael Lynch
John Lynch
Thomas Sweeney
Richard Lynch
James Lynch
John Sweeney
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Rockville
Hartford
New London
New Or
Funeral Notices for Brede and Coleman Family
Funerals held for J William Brede from Grove street at 2 pm and at St John s church at 2 30 pm with Rev James P Donovan conducting. Burial in St John s cemetery. Also funeral of Helen G Cosgrove wife of Thomas J Coleman with solemn high mass at St John s church at 10 45 am. Requiem conducted by Rev James P Donovan with Deacon Rev Michael J Kearney and Sub deacon Rev Francis Finn. Music included Lead Kindly Light Ave Verum O Salutaris Some Sweet Day. Prayers for the dead said by Rev Father Kearney and Rev Dr Donovan assisted by Fathers Kearney Finn. Large attendance of relatives and friends.
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J. William Brede
Grove Street
St. Jon's Church
James P. Donovan
St. John’s Cemetery
Thomas J. Coleman
Helen G. Cosgrove
St. John’s Church
Michael J. Kearney
Francis Finn
A. J. Campbell
P. J. O’brien
Father Kearney
Dr. Donovan
Donovan
Kearney
Finn
Floral tributes mark funeral for local residents
Sympathies expressed through floral tributes paid by Patrick Flynn John Alquist Fred Houston and William Kelliher for the deceased. Pallbearers named John Cotter Richard Coleman Jr Patrick Cotter Patrick Lynch Thomas Foster and Daniel Cahill. Burial took place at St John’s cemetery.
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Patrick Flynn
John Alquist
Fred Houston
William Kelliher
John Cotter
Richard Coleman, Jr
Patrick Cotter
Patrick Lynch
Thomas Foster
Daniel Cahill
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs. Annie Conroy held at St John’s
Funeral from Frazier avenue and St John’s Church for Mrs Annie Conroy, 8:30 to 9:00 am high mass officiated by Rev Michael Kearney with Deacon Rev James Donovan and subdeacon Rev Francis Finn. music by Prof W G Dineen, St John’s quartet, and soloists. Pallbearers named Doyle Gorman Lamb Conroy. Burial in St John’s cemetery. Large floral tribute from relatives and friends. Another notice: Mrs Jennie M Carlson dies at Middlesex Hospital aged 51. Funeral from Higganum late home Monday 2 pm. Rev S E Lawson to conduct. burial in Higganum.
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Annie Conroy
Frazier Avenue
St. John’s Church
Michael Kearney
James P. Donovan
Francis Finn
Deep River
W. G. Dineen
Schmidt
St. John’s Qartet
A. J. Campbell
O’brien
Father Kearney
Dr. Donovan
Father Finn
Frank Gorman
Harold Gorman
John Lamb
Thomas Conroy
James Conroy
St. John’s Cemetery
Jennie M. Carlson
August B. Carlson
Higganum
Middlesex Hospital
Wilbur F. Smith
Anna Neff
S. E. Lawson
Funeral of Alexandro Silvestro at St John’s Church
The funeral for Alexandro Silvestro of 75 College Street who died yesterday at Middlesex Hospital was held this afternoon from P. O'Callaghan Co. rooms at 1:45 and at St. John’s Church at 2:15. Rev Father Kearney conducted the services with interment in St. John’s Cemetery.
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Alexandro Silvestro
College Street
Middlesex Hospital
P. O
Infant Antonio Fazzino Dies at One Year Six Months
Antonio Fazzino infant son of Mr and Mrs Salvatore Fazzino died at home this morning at age one year six months. The funeral will be held Monday and interment will be in St Johns cemetery.
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Antonio Fazzino
Antonio
Salvatore Fazzino
St. John’s Cemetery
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Windham
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