Second Week at Hyperion Promises Laughing Stock Comedy
The Hyperion Stock Company opens the second week of the summer season with the three act comedy Sweet Kitty at the Hyperion Theatre under Crear Engin. A new scenic production backs the show which centers on a wife who suspects her husband after confusing his name with a horse and hires a detective to seek evidence for divorce. The plot complicates the lives of a dozen innocents as mischief and misunderstandings unfold, ending satisfactorily with plenty of humor. Box office is expected to be strong all week with 10 to 25 cent evening prices and ten cent seats for the Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
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Indy
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New York City
Rothera
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Everett Butterfold
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Ween
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Notk
John Beattie
Jan
Calvin Tibbetts
Lydian Knott
Clause Lucas
Daniel Tawior
John W. Byrnes
Drew Morten
Morning Journal Courier ad copy prompts mailing service
An editorial snippet invites readers to subscribe the newspaper to follow them, noting flexible relocation and no extra charge for mailing. It mentions The Morning Journal Courier at 400 State Street and provides contact details for prompt attention.
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The
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Amateurs to open at New Haven theatre tonight
The New Haven theatre presents an amateur night this evening promising a fun show for the public. Prospective stars of the future theater scene will debut with original acts and imitations of famous pictures. Management urges crowds to enjoy the novelty and humor of the performances.
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New Haven
Weil
New York
Statue of Roman Emperor Unveiled at Grows University
A newly reproduced luminus equestrian statue of a Roman emperor was unveiled at Grows University yesterday. The work, copied from a Rivita AF Cest Agenatan, now stands on the inner campus and reflects the influence of four centuries of sculpture.
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Grows University
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Thield
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Lecter
The Authenticity of Trajanic Portraits in Marcus Aurelius Era
The article discusses the period’s numismatic and artistic traits linked to Trajanic portraiture, noting the missteps of later copies and the distinctive features attributed to authentic pieces in the Guad Trperie circle. It highlights the scholarly claim that early forms reflect a genuine stylistic canon associated with Septimius and the imperial iconography.
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Marcus Aurelian
Golden Wedding Celebration for THAR GOLDIN and Mrs XO
The article notes the golden wedding anniversary of THAR GOLDIN and his wife Mrs XO, with many family members and friends attending in Whitbrother to Cote. Relatives from Farbrother to BMyptle and other areas plan celebrations and gifts as a long married couple marks this milestone.
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Gua
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Mysterious Clover Find Inspires Quiet New York Town
A curious tale from New York recounts Earle Denbar and neighbors discovering a four-seated clover specimen that captivates locals. The find sparks playful experiments as residents share the unusual plant with friends on a warm autumn day, inviting speculation about its origin and charm.
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Andre
Wenixdone
Donbur
New York
Memorial Day Meetings and Parade in Hale Haven
Fair Haven observes Memorial Day with the borough meeting at Hittie engine house, debates on taxes, and a retiring warden and clerk. Citizens attend picnics and the New Haven post office official is elected. Memorial ceremonies honor veterans, with parades, churches, and a large turnout ending in a soggy march at Lighthorse Point.
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Dan Snre
Fale Haven
Church Hill
Hrevinns Yeats
Tve Mills
George K Clark
John Parker
Memorial services and weddings mark Connecticut religious events
On the last Sunday in May special church services were held across Carnelic churches for Children of Mary and St Francis, with a procession and large attendance. A memorial service in Mantownan featured a choir and address by Meg. W. C. Kidstead. A marriage at Montintrne united Mise Reda Carlon and Mine Mammeratein. The Genera lgevation of Connecticut gathering is planned June 290 at Grand Avenue Congregational church with sermons, addresses, and a dove meeting. notable speakers include Rev Gerald H. Heard and Rev Artemas Hingars.
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Lie Praple
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Tie
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Gevelation
Connecticut
Worship Service Lineup at North Madison and Hartford
Wednesday morning program features Rev. Joseph G. W. Herold leading services at North Madison with sermon topics on efficient pulpit presence and parish life. Rev. Clayton J. Potter from Simsbury offers therapy and medical insights. Frederick T. Simpson, M. D., from Hartford, presents practical conclusions with Dr. Henry H. Kelsey of Hartford contributing.
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M. D
Hartford
Henry H. Kelsey
The Peace of Thebes and a Divorce Case in Denver
A fragmenting mix of prose on Thebes describes dawn over the Nile and Egyptian spring with vivid imagery from Robert Hichens. In the same column, Mrs. John Buckles of Denver seeks a divorce alleging marital distress caused by her husband’s snuff use and nocturnal disturbances described to her attorney.
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Misquoted line sparks dispute over actions in Minneapolis
A fragment from the Minneapolis Journal reports a woman declining to live with a shopkeeper man. She vows to invent more faults for John if sneezing remains the trigger for action.
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Minneapolis Journal
Echoes of Yale Harvard Debate in Historic College Muse
The piece recalls early college ideals and contrasts learning for knowledge with practical aims. It cites Yale Harvard debates and notes Harvard’s enduring scholastic traditions despite athletic prowess, highlighting the long tradition of intellectual debate over rivalries.
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