Peter J Sanford dies after car ride and tower fall
Peter J Sanford of 76 East Clay Street died yesterday after collapsing beside a road rock following an auto ride with wife and daughter Jennie near Bear Slade's mill Oakville. Medical Examiner cites rheumatic heart trouble. Sanford, born Scranton March 6 1846, served in the 69th Pennsylvania Volunteers and worked as a Clock Co engineer until his death. He was active in several fraternal orders. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at First Methodist. flowers requested to be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Sanford
East
Clay” Street
Bear Slade
Oakville
Jennie
Sanford
Crane
Scranton
Sixty-ninth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Clock Co
Speedwell Lodge
K. of P
Excelsior Council
Tunxis Tribe
J. M
Wadhams Post
John W
Harry Sanford
Benjamin V. Sanford
Danville
Harry Salmon
Lillian Sanford
New Jersey
Wesley W. Williams
Litchfield
Walter
First Methodist Church
Diverse City Notices Highlight Local Meetings and Events
The semi monthly Division 1 A C H meets this evening, along with a Court Fruitful Wines special session at 8 15 to address Thomas Grimes' death. St Marys Alumni gather in Mulcahy Hall for officer elections, while weddings at St Cecilia and St Thomas churches are announced. A trolley wire incident on North Willow Street disrupted traffic for about an hour. Banns of marriage published for Miss Margaret Delaney and Edward Farrey. A 10 weeks old child, Leon Leonard, passed away at 25 Willard Street with funeral at Calvary cemetery. Former City Sheriff John W McDonald plans a return after Pinkerton work. The district court opens tomorrow with usual business, many cases settled out of court. Baker John Prolless from New York, claiming low pay, is reportedly demented. Additional marriages, MD degree awards for John Frain and Thomas Healey, and funeral details for William Saisnan are listed. A John Ryan homestead on North Main Street is for sale, with inquiries directed to Mrs Jonathan or Attorney Carmody. The German Braeteverband elected a president at its 25th annual convening in Wallingford, John J Paix noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 1
Thomas Grimes
St Mary's Alumni Association
Mulcahy Memorial Hall
John Rok
Zofia Bernhardt
St Cecilia's Church
District Court
John Prolles
New York
Bergen
Prolless
Watertown
John Abramowietz
Emile Stereka
St Cecilla's Church
Anton Abramowicz
Annie Zabala
Farrel Martin
Denis O'Brien
John W. Fruin
West Main
Thomas F. Healey
Pleasant Street
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frain
St Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
N. J
Healey
St Vincent's
Staten Island
William M. Saisnan
South Main Street
St Patrick’ Church
William Lafin
Patrick Brennan
William Brennan
Charles Brennan
Richard Powers
Edgar Casey
James Herbert
Calvary Cemetery
Ari
John Ryan
North Main Street
North Main
Hawkins Street
Jona|yan
Terrence Carmody
Odd Fellows Building
Deaths and Funerals: Grimes Cavan Doyle Obituaries
Thomas J Grimes died after lingering illness at 27 Fourth Street Survived by wife eight children and extended family. Funeral arrangements set for St Patrick church with services by Father Mooney interment Calvary. Also notes Mary Cavan Doyle and Lucy Doyle obsequies with details of pallbearers floral tributes and out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Grimes
Fourth Street
Aingering
Thomas
Catharine
Joseph
Margaret
Willam
John
Alice
George
Frank Grimes
Patrick Murray
John Shea
Eliza Grimes
Emma Grimes
Lisbon
Farrel Foundry and Machine Company
John Connor
D. T. Farrington
James Holland
Sisters
Waterbury Lodge of Elks
A. J. Cavanaugh
The
Waterbury Manufacturing Company
Helen Chase
Georgie Aprink
Helen Mullen
Saxe & Floto
Lucy Doyle
South Street
St Francis Xavier's Church
Father Curtin
St Joseph's Cemetery
James Gerity
Thomas Mulcahy
Martin Keefe
James W. Wigmore
John Brophy
Philip Gliman
Anne Coyle
W. D. Keenan
P. J. Reardon
Thomas Lawlor
Raymond Mulcahy
John Carney
Weaterly
R. L. John Gilmour
Thomas Gerity
Stonington
B. Carney
P. Donahue
James Reilly
Mystic
P. Kenyon
Valley Falls
Bernard Coyle
West Ha
Peck Estate Faces Prolonged Probate Dispute
In probate court this afternoon the hearing on the administrators accounts was postponed amid heated exchanges between E F Cole for the widow and Seymour for Belle Clackwood of New Jersey. Distribution of assets is approved but not completed, and an appeal appears likely, likely delaying any trial until next winter. Rent collection becomes a point of contention as the administrator asserts authority to collect all rents, while Seymour contends he may prevent full collection for his client's share. The court set June 20 for the continued administration hearing and considered an order to sell part of the Gilbert street property for his client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L. Peck
Cowell
Mra Peck
E. F. Cole
Seymour
New York
Belle Clackwood
New Jersey
Cole
Beable
Himes
Hie
Gilbert Street
Enee Nee Ee Een
Enews Ee
Hotchkiss Hearing on Estate Administration Proceedings
A probate court hearing on administrator William B. Hotchkiss’s management of Berkley Hotchkiss estate proceeds. He defended his $2500 fee amid disputes with sister Mrs Catherine Drexel over distribution, noting a $1000 employee claim and estate valued around $50,000. The session included tense exchanges with attorney Bronson and laughed interruptions. hearing to resume later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Hotchkiss
Berkley
Hotchkiss
Catherine Drexel
West
Attorney Bronson
Drexel
Burpee
Cassidy
Bronson
Springfield wins in pool contest. Hartford close behind
Springfield leads Connecticut league pool play with strong daily runs while Hartford narrowly trails and Waterbury follows. New Britain finishes near the back with about half the leaders' runs. Monroe's Business College defeats Hustlers in a high scoring game highlighted by Kelly's 14 strikeouts. Taft of Watertown and West Gilbert high split a doubleheader, Gilbert losing both games.
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Springfield
Hartford
Waterbury
New Britain
Monroe
Business College
Middletown and regional high school baseball results and local ads
The report covers Middletown High trimming Bridgeport High 5 to 4 in a nine inning win with batteries Pike and Rohan for Middletown and Malcolm and Donnelly. South Manchester High beat Rockville 13 to 2 with Madden striking out 18, while McEvitt pitched a no hitter for Manchester in a 5 to 0 win at Stafford Springs. Portland High defeated New Britain High 11 to 5 as Cronin fanned 11 and Walsh had 9 for New Britain. All-Willimantics beat Windham 15 to 5 in seven innings at Windham Field. The piece also lists local business ads and community notices including directory stats and various sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High
Bridgeport High
Middletown
Batteries
Pike
Rohan
Malcolm
Donnelly
Bridgeport
South Manchester
Rockville
Madden
Stafford Springs
McEvitt
Manchester
New Britain
Portland
Portland High School
Cronin
Walsh
All-Willimantics
Windham High School
Windham Field
Willimantic
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Jeremiah Deneby
Naugatuck
Jeremiah J. Denehy
Baldwin Street
O'Brien Construction Co
J. J. Carroll
New Haven Hospital
Father Fitzgerald
Denehy
Baldwin
McCarthy
Terrence
Lve
CITY _NEWs
PECK
Democrat
Taft
Gilbert_ high
Ittafeld High
Eatay
Blend
Gilbert
Coffey
Pitfeeld
Moore
Naugetuckigh
Tigers
Litefield
Connecticut
MTV Tfs Tod Springheld
Javen
Holyoke
Ind
Meriden
Britain
Becona Sane
National
SM TV
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St Loui
Philadelphia
WTF
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Aorene
St Louk
Weeeeeee
Ween
Beeneenees
South Main ST
Hubinger
Leary
NEW Directory
Waterbury, Naugatuck
Price, Lee Co
New Haven
Driggs & Smith Co
John McElligott
M. J. Newell's
Reid & Hughes
Wenzel
Buckingham Pharmacy
H. W. John’s
Apothecaries Hall Co
Arthur Bradley Shoe Co
Currans
Arnold
A. F. Cowles
Trott Baking Co
Langley
White Mountain
Marketx
Phelan's
Grieve, Binet & Holland's
Hamton Hardware Co
Upson
Singleton & Co
Miller @ Peek’e
Wootra ® Grocery Co
Bowehtom Park
Lehigh Coal
John Metiigott
T. F. Carmody
Odd Fellows
Dallas
the Florist
Union St
Grand St
North Willow
West Side
R.R. Harder & CO
Bank Street
Frank
Shoeman
South Main
East Main Street
Serna North Riverside
Motathy & Plmpton
Cottage Place
Bank and Grand Streets
Oma Ferrill & Markert
Tel
Conn
Wm. Seitz
Hattan
Manhattan
Saxe & Floto Florists
Louis Levy
Buckingham Bldg
Grand and
Bank Streets
John Byron
Flome & Atweven
J. Rh. Deverenman
East Mele Street
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