Divorce Case Reveals Wife’s Poison Fears and Ward’s Dr Jekyll Style
Mrs Jennie Ward of Waterbury and Naugatuck sued Frank B Ward for desertion in a superior court session before Judge Wheeler. The testimony described illness she attributed to poison, Ward’s erratic behavior, and her claim he compelled her to deed property. Ward denied poisoning, claiming she harmed herself. witnesses said he avoided work while she managed farm duties. The case was continued for further evidence.
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Jennie Ward
Frank B. Ward
Wheeler
Superior Court
Ward
Driver
Waterury
Naugatuck
Carmody
Dr Jekyll and
Mr Hyde
Plank Road
Melbourne
Australia
Hiram Mansfield
Bethany
Mansfeld
Fiji Islands
South Africa
Frank Harrison
Prospect
Police Court Hears Assault Charge In Chatfield Avenue Case
In a single session, Frank DeLapa faced assault charges after allegedly attacking 10 year old Mary Mungardi at her Chatheid avenue home. The girl reported crying on Bank street and identifying DeLapa, who denies the accusation. He is held to the superior court in $1000 bail. Two bakery owners, M Willinger and Raffelo Guerrera, faced counts under a bake shop law. their case was continued a week on recognizances. The statute bans underground bake shops reopened after closure, with authorities aiming to shut such sites on Chatfield avenue.
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Frank DeLapa
Mary Mungardi
Chatheid Avenue
Hickey
Bank Street
DeLapa
Massachusetts
DeSapa
Ball
M. Willinger
Raffelo Guerrera
Theu
Uhatheld Avenue
Tech Exhibit Showcasing Pupil Works Sunday Afternoon
Work of pupils to be displayed at Notre Dame Academy Sunday at 4 p.m. The annual art exhibit features numerous students under instruction. A cone of chine palatine Reet cence wane appears, and the exhibit continues through Monday with daily viewings.
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Notre Damme Academ
Horton and Wood Firm Incorporates Hotel and Liquor Venture
The Horton company and Arthur Wood form a Kilungiy Bias corporation to operate a hotel and ark shop, deal in liquor, with capital stock set at 95,000. Officials note the certificate of incorporation filed by D Horton and Arthur V Wood, name Groton incorporator H Paise Sos, and details on capital stock.
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the & D. Horton Co
Kilungiy
Iquor
D. Horton
Arthur V. Wood
H. Paise
Groton
Plendid
Killoughey case paused for rest until next Tuesday
The Killoughey will case rested until fore noon next Tuesday at 11:16 o clock. Mary Whalen, sister of Mrs Killoughey, testified she cared for the deceased from January to October 1906, noting Father Gleeson advised against doctors and money being spent on funeral expenses, while Kiloughey used whiskey and prayed little.
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Killoughey
Mary Whalen
Waterbury
Daniel O Connell Irish drama staged for St Thomas charity
Po li's theater presented Daniel O Connell to benefit St Thomas's church. The cast, including Bernadine Carney as Edmund Dacre, impressed a small audience. The Newsboy Quartet made its public debut, receiving encores. All participants donated services, but expected expenses may limit financial success.
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Poli's
Daniel O'Connell
St Thomas's Church
St Patrick's Night
City Hall
Bernadine Carney
Edmund Dacre
Newsboy Quartete
Charles Conner
W. Conner
Joe Errico
James Cunningham
B. L. Maloney
George "Daterward
Sir” George
J. Shanahan
Ana
Yea
Weneescot Bernadine Carney
Leonard Burke
T. J. McMahon
Gen” Yorke
T. A. Maher
Arthur Hawtrey
Carl Snowman
Tobin
James Delaney
Sheehan
Connie Cassidy
Nora Dacre
Burke
Anna McAvoy
Emily D‘alroy
Misa Elisabeth B O Rourke
Ellen O'Donovan
Emerald Casey
Katherine Gleeson Pessyres
Daisy Lord
Kennedy Bill Sparks Education Funding Debate
Commissioners Chase and Scully met with Superintendent Tinker and Principal Wilby to discuss Mr Kennedy’s claim for extra work. They plan a written statement to the committee, noting Kennedy taught 188 pupils, more than the others, and clarifying the board’s approval. Other teachers’ claims aren’t before the committee.
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Chase and Scully
Department of Finance
Tinker
Wilby
Kennedy
Board of Education
Walker Refuses Jail Fare In Mexico Extradition Case
San Diego reports W F Walker, Connecticut absconder, lost in habeas corpus battle with Judge Cadena who ruled his papers go to the Mexican Supreme Court. He faces possible return to Connecticut if Cadena’s ruling stands. Separately, a telegraphic order confined him, barred meals, and he appealed to the U S consul. The confinement order was reportedly revoked yesterday.
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San Diego
Cal
W. F. Walker
Connecticut
Cadena
Walker
Supreme Court of Mexico
Ensenada
City of
Mexico
Messrs Fuller & Cervantes
F. P. Ramirez
Supreme Court
Mexico City
E. C. Bailey
Batley
Ambassador Thompson
Cuartel
Board of Charities Holds Delayed Meeting in Branford and Wethersfield
The board met yesterday missing only Dr Brown. Miss R. G. Bacon reported visits to Wethersfield prison and Branford almahouse in good condition. Mrs Mitchell described work with temporary home children. J. B. Holman spoke of the national conference in Mond and visits to Lakeville and other sites. The next board session in July will elect officers.
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E Board of Charities
Tol
E. A. Down
C. . Kellogg
Litchfield County
Brown
R. G. Bacon
New Haven
Wethersfield
Almahouse
Branford
Mra
F. A. Mitchell
Norwich
J. B. Holman
Old Saybrook
Atmond
Kellogg
Connecticut School of Imbeciles
Lakeville
Ee Aerts vi Te Alme- Nees Winsted
New Hartford
Aes Association
Wallingford
Annual Banquet Held By First Baptist Church Orchestra
The women of the executive committee of the First Baptist Church hosted the annual banquet for the church Sunday school orchestra. The event took place in the church parish hall with a menu relished by attendees. Committee members included Mrs W. H. Hine as chairman, Mrs Elles Murray, Mrs W. A. Chase, Mrs EL Taylor, Mrs W. M. Shaw, and Mrs Loren R. Carter.
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First Baptist Church
Parchire
W. H. Hine
Elles Murray
W. A. Chase
EL. Taylor
W. M. Shaw
Loren R. Carter Ani
Variety of Sets and Lamps at Bargain Prices
An advertisement lists toilet sets from $2 to $10 parlor lamps from $1.50 to $8 water sets $1 to $5 wine sets $1 to $4 and a wide China assortment with many items including chocolate berry and cake sets sugar and cream sets ice bowls fruit dishes and vases all at low prices.
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China
Thomaston Waterbury trolley to resume work by September
Thomaston Maine June 5 official settlement ends long delay on the Thomaston Waterbury trolley line. Five hundred men will be employed and cars expected to run by September 1. C A Mellen president signed the agreement, papers received by City Attorney John P Kellogs. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for children by Buckingham pharmacy.
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Thomaston
Waterbury
C. A. Mellen
John P. Kellogs
Kennedy
Buckingham Pharmacy
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Geo, A. Upham
South Willow Street
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Abbott Avenue
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Maston
Terbury
Earth
South Main
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John Ryan
North Main Street
Hawkins Street
T. F. Carmody
Odd Fellows’ Hall
The
Child-Heron ‘Law Corporation
North Main ST
R. R. Harder & CO
Frank
Trott Baking Co
East Main Street
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North Riverside
Standard Ready Roofing Co
Ferrill & Markert Cigar Store
Tel Connection
Conn
Wm. Seitz
Bank and Grand Streets
Saxe & Floto Florists
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Cottage Place
Phome
EM Rigney
Waterville
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Atwood
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East Male Street
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