Mant Tar Sitnet Chatauqua marks anniversary in Fair Haven
Fair Haven marks the 2th anniversary of the Mant Tar Sitnet Chatauqua circle at the Methodist church. About 40 attended, with ex-members and a guest list. A banquet followed with decorations, readings, and speeches by Rev. Charles G. Smith, Rev. Dr. Munro, and Mr. Griesbach. Also noted were an automobile ride for Home for the Friendleas residents and the interment of Olive D Barnes.
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Gatinerie
Nieed
Cy. Y Hilhowse
Mise Botta Avery
Charles G. Smith
Griesbach
Dr. Munro
Calvary Baptor Church
Gries
Grace Bristol
Mra
Shaver
P, H Millhouse
Rey
Tullar
John ‘Wetherwax
Misa Etta Avery
Woorfmont
W. P. Frost
Prost
Clinton Avenue
Ying Streets
Olive D
Andrew J. Barnes
West Haven
Montoweas Cemetery
Clark Street
Weat Haven
Frederick Hammond
M. EB
Mr. Fischer
Church of the Messiah
Montonone
Connecticut Company
H. W. Crawford
Skull and Bones Prominence in Yale Society Founders
A seventy year anniversary celebration of Skull and Bones at Yale is noted with founders and early members. Alfonso Taft father of War Secretary William Howard Taft, General William J. Russell, Professor Thomas A. Thacher, Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite, and others are named as originators and early members. The piece highlights lineage of Taft family members and prominent New Haven figures linked to the society.
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Skull and Bones
Yale Society
Alfonso Taft
William HW. Taft
William J. Runnell
Roswall Military School
New Haven
Thomas A. Thacher
Morrison R. Waite
William M. Huarte
Richard D. Hubbard
Talcott H. Uasell
William H.russell
Thacher
James K
Thomas
James K. Thacher
Amohe
Hadley
Pranklin B. Dexter
Edward & Dana
James D. Dana
Chauncey Bunce
Dlocens
Connecticut
Thie
John H. Perry
Southport
Dwight Whitey
Canterbury
Yale
Japan
Pociety
Yale commencement seats filled from reserved blocks
A Yale official warns there is great demand for seats at the commencement next Wednesday. About 200 extra chairs will be set in the rear of the auditorium and seats behind pillars will be allocated to applicants. Public access is not available.
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Bernune
Yale
Prominent Mason Grand Secretary John St Barlow Dies
John St Barlow grand secretary of the Grand Lodge Of Masons of Connecticut died suddenly at his Hartford home aged 76 from arteriosclerosis. He collapsed after a night of apparent good health, his daughter Antoinette L. Barlow found him. Funeral services will be held at the family home and Church of the Good Shepherd with Masons from across the state attending. He previously suffered a stroke during the recent Atlantic conclave but recovered before his death. He was born in Litchfield, lived in Shelton, and served since 1900 as secretary of the Grand Lodge. He left a widow and a daughter as survivors. He was also a Knights Templar member.
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Mina Barlow
Mr Barlow
Fulshe
Mr. Barlow
Litchield
Shelton
Hartford
Up Grand Lodge of Masons
Barlow
Maxonte Order
Atasonte
Darlow
Mise Antoinatte L. Barlow
Church of the Good Shepherd
New Haven Commandery No
Kniahts Templar
Jorkantenti
Connecticut Brewers Win Big Honors At Milwaukee Meet
Connecticut delegates at the Milwaukee national brewers convention received two top honors. N. W. Randall of Yale Brewery Co was named honorary president, while Henry Bresentus of the Frean tura brewery joined the executive committee. New Haven and Connecticut gained recognition amid a fiscal and ceremonial gathering noted for its focus on prohibition debates and industry revival. En route home, the 16 delegates faced a Chicago reception with numerous banquets before continuing to New York. Charles W. Moree and Wallace MacFarlane appeared in court on indictments relating to banking matters. trial not expected before fall.
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Connecticut
Milwaukee
N. W. Randall
Yale Brewery Co
National Association
Henry Bresentus
Freaentua
New Haven
Ita
Kenporta Waa
New England
Chicago
Block Exchange
Red Light
Mr. Kendall
Sec
Retary
FW. Orr
Ward
New York
Charles W.jand
Moree
Wallace Macfarlane
Justice Golf
Supreme Court Talay
Tim
Tiger Attacks Boy Near Hartford Zoo Cage
A tiger outside a Hartford cage mauled 12 year old John Holaner twice on the temple during a chase near the enclosure. Two paper-length wounds were reported. doctors say the injury is not serious and the boy remains in fair condition.
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Tlartford
John Holaner
Eagles Field Day Excursion Plans Draw Big Interest
The Eagles Field Day committee schedules a July 16 excursion to Fall River with a marching club of 200 from Anrla No. 242 and hundreds more from Connecticut towns including Bridgeport Stamford Norwalk Namuck Morly and Waterbury. Fare is 4.33 with special trains and a city parade to celebrate a day in Fall River. Coroner Mix prepares to render a verdict today on the Mary Mongilo trolley death with witnesses including conductor Edwin Beckwith and motorman Robert J Williams.
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Wall
Acriog
Bridgeport
Stamford
Bouth Norwalk
Nanmuck
Morly
Waterbury
New Haven
Eagledom
Tr Ty
Anrla No
Ueely
Raglen
Connecticut
Spindles
Doherty
Hayles
Orange
Chapel
Fox Point
Providence
Mix
Mary Mongilo
Congress Avenue
Hamden Teachers Win Pay Raise and Reappointment
At an unrecorded town meeting the school committee approved salary increases for Hamden teachers and a substantial raise for all staff. Janien R. D. Oldham was re-elected superintendent for the coming year. Several teachers were ratified for appointments across multiple rooms and schools including Cheshire, Westwoods, Mt. Carmel, and Hamden Plain.
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Elisabeth Hy Nolin
Blanding P. Man
Elizabeth Carpenter
Centerville
Nella A. How Kit
Pearl M. Vara
Shepherd Brook
Lucy A. Kirk
Augerville
Laura A. Bryer
Whitneyville
Irving
Ier
Margaret le Wi
Isabella B. Kelly
Barbara Henderson
State Street
Rachel A. Puls Jor
Wilzabeth
Carroll
Brook School
Ethel M. Pah
Hamdon Plaine
Mata Alorth
Cella A. O'Connor
Dunbar
Grace Ty
Johnson
Highwood
Richard T. Tesbin
Mary G. Doolittle
Gertrude H. McCabe
Pabst Cafe Evening Concerts Inaugurate Summer Season
A. A. Herrmann of the Pabstratal on Chapel Street opened the summer concert season in his rooms featuring Motets light opera and choral selections. The program runs 7 45 to 11 46 with the grill room and cooling area creating a pleasant evening venue. Delighting pupil recital by Miss Sylvia Elcock at her 890 Chi atrest studio yesterday drew about forty friends and relatives as Miss Elcock and fellow pupils appeared in summer gowns and sang a variety of songs.
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A.A. Herrmann
Pabstratalon
Sylvia Elcock
Chiatrest
Hicock
Margaret Whittle
Nothing
Gertrude
New Britain
Helen Maherelty
Eleock
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