PURELY PERSONAL News of local residents and visitors
PURELY PERSONAL items list returned weddings travels and notable events for residents. Adolph Race and Frank Smith will play at Asbury Park. Roger Dawson returns from Harvard Medical School. B F Fitzpatrick and wife spend summer in Maine. Mother Mary Vincent visits 30 William Street. B W Tinker sails for Europe. Margaret M O Connor graduates from Pratt Institute. Arthur B Wilson visits. Katherine ONeill and others guest in Sylvan avenue. J J McLinden and C Monagan attend Yale reunion. Henry McGrath noted Yale Medical School student and class president. Mayor Thoms and officials inspect fire wagons. Detective Jim McGrath visits. W H Sandland family at Laurel Beach. Emil Beerbaum and daughter sail to Europe. Harold Watrous passes Connecticut bar. Harry Cassidy earns B A and continues seminary studies.
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Edward L. Farley
Adolph Race
Frank Smith
Asbury Park
Roger Dawson
Harvard Medical School
Cooke Street
Bernard H. Fitzpatrick
Croft School
Maine
Mary Vincent
Convent of Mercy
Middletown
James Sutton
William Street
B. W. Tinker
Tinker
Europe
Margaret M. O'Connor
South Elm Street
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur B. Wilson
James Kerr
Lord Folly" Company
William Tinsey
Katherine O'Neill
Charles Huston
Fred Mullen
New York
James Morris
Sylvan Avenue
J. J. McLinden
Charles Monagan
Philadelphia
Henry McGrath
Nora McGrath
East Main Street
Yale Medical School
Mayor Thoms
Snagg
Lewis and Malone
Malone
Springfield
Jim McGrath
Chicago
McGrath
Yale
Wiliam H. Sandland
P. T. Keeley
Catherine C. Galvin
Catherine C. Bergen
Harold Watrous
Terryville
Yale Law School
Connecticut
Watrous
Crosby High
Harry Cassidy
Mary Cassidy
East
Main Street
Oncom
Niagara
Buffalo
Children’s Day Programs at First Baptist and Adventist Churches
Yesterday’s observance at the First Baptist church featured organ prelude, orchestra, nursery and primary department songs, responsive readings, welcome, and recitations by Beatrice Taylor and Josephine Monroe, plus prayers and benediction. Advent church followed with a Joyful Greeting, prayers, and Maud Hart DeWitt’s Little Early Risers to close.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Pealm
Alfred E. Issac
Ruth Shoemaker
Beatrice Taylor
Eesesesarces
Josephine Monroe
Advent Church
Maud Hart
Death on Baldwin street reveals long neglected tragedy
James Morris reports a decomposed body of Mrs Thierbech, aged over 60, found in a Baldwin street basement home. Neighbors Catherine Ney and Mrs John Lynch discovered the scene after suspicions rose from repeated claims the woman was sleeping. Authorities say she died about a week ago. husband Andrew Thierbech appears demented but faces no action. The couple, long poor, had been aided by city checks and lived in the same residence for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Charity Department
Andrew Thierbech
Baldwin Street
Mra Thierbech
Catherine Ney
John Lynch
Morris
Thierbech
Mrs Ney
Mrs Lynch
Crane
Walter D. Makepeace
Thomas B. Parker
The
Democrat
Ney
Thierbechs
Benedict & Burnham's
Iate
John Ward
Waterpury Hospital
Sunny
Calvary Cemetery
John McCormack
Wolcott
Robert
John Henry
Brooklyn
William
Charles Wright
New York City
Edward Frieter
Waterbury
Leonte Tetrault
East Liberty Street
St Anne's Church
Father Lamontagne
Springfield
B. J. Dubuc
L. Martin
E. Boulanger
A. A. Bernier
E. J. Baril
J. L
Hartford
St Thomas’s Church
Father Sullivan
Michael Keefe
William J. Feeley
Bert E. Johnson
Thomas O'Hearn
John D. Wilcox
J. H. Mulville
Zephar Pearsall
John A. Burke
Watertown
Mary Drumm
Peter McKeon
W. C. Kleinecke
J. A. Garde
T. F. Berry
Alice Burke
Berry
Meriden
Court Rose
Deaths and Funerals In Waterbury Area
Multiple notices report deaths in Waterbury and nearby towns. John Ward, Mrs Ward, and Mrs Leonte Tetrault's funerals occurred today with Saint Anne's and St Patrick's churches noted. Other obituaries include John McCormack, Rosanna Feeley, Zephar Pearsall, John A. Burke, and Mrs Charles Porter with services at local churches and burials in St Joseph's, St Mary’s Oakville, or Hartford.
Smoker Raid Ends Boxing Benefit at G A R Hall
Patrolman Cassin led a Saturday evening raid at the G A R hall on East Main street stopping a smoker held as a benefit for Harry Galway. Two bouts completed and a third ongoing ended in a scramble as attendants fled. No arrests were made. Nearby Pawtucket police reported a murder charge replacing previous counts against William Bailey for the Elmer West shooting and injuries to two officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winam Casein
G. A. R. Hall
East Main Street
Harry Galway
Mr Cass
Kid Shea
Fonsey Vallone
Ringsiders
Cassin
Pawtucket
William Bailey
Elmer West
West Har
Bot
Frank E. Butman
Hafler
Bryce in Duluth Arrives with British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce
Bryce in Duluth Minnesota reports the arrival of 22 James Bryce British ambassador to the United States and Mrs Bryce. The visit includes engagements with local officials and observations on diplomatic relations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Mina
Sue
James Bryce
United States
Bryce
Watering Pots Japanned Tin and Galvanized Iron
Watering pots advertised in various sizes including four quarts six quarts ten quarts twelve quarts. Public notice lists metal finishes japanned tin and galvanized iron with multiple capacity options.
Jail for Pierce in Waterbury theft case
In Waterbury police court Joseph Pierce faced Judge Burpee for a $22 theft from George Socio on May 27. Pierce admitted stealing about $6 to $7 and was fined 15 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days. A companion, Charles Pesino, denied wagon theft of a watermelon but was placed on probation after unsettled testimony. The loan case against James S Graves for 33 percent interest on a $5 loan was continued to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pierce
Burpee
George Socio
Socio
South Leonard Street
Pierce
Water Department
New Haven
Kennaugh
Waterbury
Charles Pesino
Pesino
James S. Graves
A. P. Hayes
Graves
James Kennan
Paper Manufacturers Fined in New York Trade Case
Twenty four wrapping paper companies in New York were fined $1000 each after pleading guilty to membership in a restraint of trade conspiracy. The fines were imposed in the United States district court, following charges stemming from actions on Friday prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Breuit
Lumber Damaged by Fire at Lime Rock
Willimantic reporters say the White Lumber Co suffered a blaze last night at Lime Rock destroying 500000 feet of white pine lumber just cut and valued at about 12000 dollars. The loss was reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic
White Lumber Co
Lime Rock
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James A. Lee
Alec SteLean
Berkshire Street Railway
Williame Town
Lehigh
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R. R. Harder & CO
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John Meblligott
South Main Street
Saxe & Floto Florists
John Ryan
North Main Street
Hawkins Street
T. F. Carmody
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Frank
Trott Baking Company
Grover
Waterbury Drug CO
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the Child-Heron' Law Corporation
North Main ST
McCarthy & Plumpton
Cottage Place
Roy’ Club
St . i
Summer King and
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Magner Hardware Go. Inc
East Main
Springer
Fummer F. Buck
Buckingham
Coleus
Dallas
Plorist
Union St
Grand St
Main
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