Connecticut Jamestown tercentennial commission reports
The Connecticut Jamestown tercentennial commission submitted its final report to Governor Woodruff. Eddy, Barber, and Hamilton serve as president secretary and treasurer with Curtis as manager. All three commissioners served without pay, total expenses $3,222.90, balance returned to the state treasury $68,209.95, and a copy will be filed in the state library with photographs.
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Hartford
Samuel A. Eddy
William J. Barber
Thomas Hamilton
Connecticut
Woodruff Yestern
Eddy
Barber
Hamilton
George D. Curtis
John M. Holcombe
F P. L. Wilcox
Samuel Hart
Exposition Grounds
State Library
Daughters of Ruta dance at 103 Green Street
The Daughters of Ruta will give a dance this evening in the hall at 103 Green Street. Russell Quinn of Niagara College is visiting his home on Alder Street for a few days. Brooklyn businessmen meet the Brooklyn team in an ice polo game set for 3 o clock tomorrow at Tracy's. Dr George W. Russell, abroad in Vienna, studies in a hospital and expects to return next September. Fonsey Vallone seeks a match, training at the Brooklyn Athletic Club and noting his increased weight and good condition.
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Upson, Singleton & Co
Ruta
Green Street
Russell Quinn
Niagara College
Alder Street
Brooklyn
A’ Brooklyn
Tracy's
George W. Russell
Vienna
Fonsey Vallone
Oval
Vallone
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Pay Up and Probation Cast At City Court
City Court actions include police pay raises proposed by the Board of Public Safety, a firemen off days petition referred to rules committee, Cowper’s resignation dispute, and pension fund credit. A boy named Frank Taylor faces custody issues amid divorce disputes, while a breach of peace case involving Mia Wuzsky and relatives ends with not guilty verdicts for the women and a ten dollar fine plus jail for Kusmusky. Napoloni and Parisi face saloon brawl injuries with Rizzo missing court due to injuries.
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Board of Public Safety
Board of Finance
Department of Police
Waterbury
Malone
Lewis
Beach
Patrick J. Cowper
Cowper
Polt Pension Fund
Danary
William O'Donnell
Fire Department
O'Donnell
Elks
Frank Taylor
Taylor
Wedge's Corners
Hartford
Capitol City
Peasley
Mel Grath
Mia Nastazia Wuzsky
Leopold Kusmusky
Anna
Atease
Wuzsky
Kusmusky
Errico Napoloni
Francesco P. Parisi
Jackson and
Bank Streets
Giovanni Rizzo
Appeal of Red Cross for Italian earthquake relief
Hartford telegram urges immediate money contributions from Connecticut to aid Italy after a major earthquake and fire. State Red Cross officials list local treasurers and request daily publication of donor names and amounts to track the relief effort from Maine to California.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Italy
National American Red Cross
Connecticut Red Cross
National Red Cross
War Department
Washington, D. C
Commonwealth
Pacific Coast
Richard H. Cole
P. C
Conn
Washington
P. C. Drawe
Conklin
Central Row
Harta GS
Frank W. Cheney
South Manchester
Thomas Hooker
Church Street
New Haven
H. H. Wessels
Litehfield
W. C. Wise
Danbury
Morris W. Seymour
Bridgeport
John H. Perry
Southport
Mary B. Kippen
Fairfield
Antoinette Eno Wood
Simsbury
Frank J. Leavens
Norwich
Walter Learned
New London
Henry H. Bridgman
Norfol
Francis T. Maxwell
Rockville
T. McD
Russell
Middletown
Frederick St. Chamberlain
New Britain
John H. Light
South Norwalk
J. Camp
Winsted
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
Charles H. Bissell
Southington
Otis
Northrop
Waterbour
Guilford Smith
South W
Aston Farrel
Ansonia
Charles P. Croft
Weatogue
H. Wales Lines
Meriden
Isaac W. Brooks
Torrington
Maine
California
Sara T. Kinney
Conn Red Crosaham
Carpenter’s apprentice arrested after assault on lodger
Mrs Laura Campancella left her lodging at 166 State Street when a hammer dropped from a worker above struck her. The carpenter’s apprentice Frank Copler, 18, was arrested for assault and battery, released on $100 bond after she was taken to hospital. Copler cried at the scene.
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Hartford
Laura Campancella
166
State Street
Frank Copler
Copler
Preliminary 1909 General Assembly Manual Issued
The secretary of state released the 1909 preliminary manual listing the coming legislature. It shows 47 Democrats in the house, a drop of three since election day, with Marcus E. Helm of East Windsor the youngest at 25 and Oliver W. Mack of Portland the oldest member at 60.
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General Assembly
Marcus E. Helm
East Windsor
Oliver W. Mack
Portland
Arguing Over Danbury Seat One Man Seeks Return
Morris Meyers of Danbury filed with the state secretary a petition asking the legislature to remove Wilbur F. Tomlinson from the Danbury house seat and seat Meyers instead. Meyers claims twenty one votes from the second voting district were miscounted, altering the outcome where M Burton Rogers and Tomlinson were declared elected. Meyers ran as a Democrat while Tomlinson is a Republican.
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Morris Meyers
Danbury
Wilbur F. Tomlinson
House of Representatives
M. Burton Rogers
Tomlnson
Meyers
Tomlinson
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ITT Iners
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Waterville
Ile
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Woodruff Grocery
Curtis Art CO
Bank Street
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Treasury
Jamestown
Mmissio
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United Gas Improvement Company
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Bradley
Bank St
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Sola
Woodruff
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Apothecaries Hall
Lower Bank Street
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Weber, Poole
Liszt
Driggs and Smith Co
South Main
Board of Relief of
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Surupday
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Buckingham Btd
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