Auto Hits Team Accident at the Shore
Mrs Russell and family were riding near the shore when a car driven by W W Gale struck their carriage. The collision threw occupants to the ground. Mrs Lloyd suffered a scalp wound and others were shaken but kept hopeful. Gale assisted and took them home for medical care.
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West Haven
Leander J. Russell
Dwight Street
Mra Lloyd
Mr Russell
Candee
Rim Street
W. W. Gales
Democracy danger to liberty in twentieth century speech
A garbled telegraph style dispatch from Medford Massachusetts reports President F. W. Hamilton delivering a college address denouncing democracy as the era’s most dangerous threat. The text warps to claim democracy risks tyranny of the many over liberty, arguing truth and knowledge guard freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Maen
Tay
FW. Hamilton
Poli Lege
Lherty
Tegieiaton
Prisoner Under Arrest After Sheriff Is Attacked
An inmate, a 17 year old. shot hits sheriff James M. Knowlen in Pluma county jail. The youth used a chain or strap to strike the sheriff and fled briefly before being restrained. A fellow prisoner Mary Lavenellis aided in restraining the attacker. The plan was to rob the sheriff while awaiting grand jury on burglary and larceny charges.
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Tower
James M. Bnowlen
Plira Agate
Willie Goon
Peivoner
Vonneliars
Funning
Wheelit
Ansieta
Green
Eiteen
Knights of Columbus form Mullen monumental fund
An important Knights of Columbus meeting held in Loyal Council room organized the James T. Mullen monumental fund. State officers attended and committees were named to solicit subscriptions for a grave monument to James T. Mullen, first supreme knight and a founder. Local appointees and officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Rooma of Loyal Council
James T. Mullen
David Fitegerald
Ife
James T. Malton
Asia
Connecticut
KH & Lyons
New Haven
HL Matrott
F. Callahan
Hartford
J. F Hurley
Meriton
M. J Galvin
Waterbury
Eugene J. Rullivan
Torrington
D. J. Hogan
Stamford
W. J. Coughlin
Middletown
Antivern
Association
Jamra J Kennedy
J. Dolan
John Rolan
Seek Sea Breezes and Crowds At Lighthouse Resort
Traffic surged as 26 000 people flocked to Savin Rock and Lighthouse Point. Two trolley axle breakages on the Lighthouse line caused brief delays but riders were redirected with no injuries. Momauguin offered quieter options as 82 degree city heat drew swimmers to nearby shores.
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Savin Rock
Lighthouse Point
Moris Cove
New Haven Heat Supply Quits Service for Winter
The New Haven Heat Supply Company will not provide steam for heating this coming winter as its plant is worn out after twenty five years. The business, tied to the estate of the late Frederick A. Carleton and managed by his son, Frederick A. Carleton, will be discontinued and perhaps repurposed by the Illuminating Company. The company avoided disturbances by delaying notice until wear avoided patron inconvenience.
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Patrona
New Haven Heat Supply Company
New Ha
New Haven
Frederick A. Carleton
Bnen
New Haven Glove Co
G. H. Hall
George Ty Mall
George Crittenden
Hag
Mr. Unrittenden
TL Hill Street
Fem
Olio
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BBB Pipe Company
L. L. Stoddard Tobacco Co
Chapel Street
Agia
Brooks-Collins Company
Orange Street
Co. M. Parker
L, Wightman
Orange ST
Seminsec
Thempsen
TOWN
Auto Hits
Mr. Gale
Russell
President Hamilton
Tufts
Catle
Startmullen Fund
Statesman
Princeton
Hestatoek
Nickle
E. M. Walsh & CO
State St
Edward St
Grand Ave
Franklin St
State Street
Grand Avenue
Morris Cove
Moniumuguin
Lighthouse
Momauguin
Mauritanta
New York
Untermyer
Savoy
Mis. Leah Jacobs
Louis Hollander
Lydia Buckner
Baltimore
EW Glove Company N
Canton Plannet
Stoprs
Connecticut Agricultural Colegy
Second Congregational — Church
Manafield
Flavell
Luther
Trinity College
Edwin C. Burt
Burt
Malley
Metropolitan
Church St
E. Brooks
New University Garage
St. John Street
Olive Street
Iim Street
Grand Avenue Bridge
Olive
State
St. John
Gardner E. Wheeler
Graniie
Ter
Tat Thos. Phillipss.son CO
Sylvan Ave
Papi
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