Two Notable Features Shape City Court Proceedings
In a city court today two major themes emerged. Antonio Socci, a railroad section hand, was fined seven dollars and costs after slipping a railroad journal into his dinner pail during the wreck scene inquiry. John Moriarty, a 17 year old orphan and former Western Union messenger, admitted theft of 1.26 dollars after being driven by hunger and was placed on probation with a five dollar fine and costs. Tony Covco was held for further charges as police prepare a stronger case. Thomas Lee was jailed thirty days for intoxication and costs.
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Times
Antonio Socci
Socci
John Moriarty
Western Union Telegraph Co
Julia George
Pemberton Street
McLean
Moriarty
Tony Covco
Thomas Lee
Twister Fear Gets The Better Of The Cyclone Coward
An Atchison Globe humorous piece examines the region's storm fearers who flee to cellars or hidden caves during tornado season. It notes family pranks and nightly disruption, and oiling their nerves with provisions while the weather watcher eyes each cloud, with rare chances of surviving a twister.
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Toommon
Amalgamated Order of Fraidcats
Anto
Atchison Globe
Father Curtin's Parish Honours Late Jubilee Tone at Mass
Parishioners recall Father Curtin 25 years back and praise Rev Jeremiah Curtin on his silver jubilee at St Lawrence's West Haven. The speaker notes Curtin's ordination at St Mary's New Britain by Bishop McMahon and his service at St Patrick's Waterbury before St Francis Xavier's. He is remembered for a sunny disposition and long service to the community.
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Father Curtin
Jeremiah Curtin
St Lawrence's Church
West Haven
St Mary's Church
New Britain
Rey Bishop McMahon
Waterbury
St Patrick's
St Patrick’s
Father Duggan
St Francis Xavier's
Curtin
Father Daly
Wa’bury
New Haven
City board alerts routine meeting and guard maneuvers
The board of education will convene this evening for routine matters. National Guard units depart Sunday at 6 30 PM for Pine Plains New York to join ten days of training. Second regiment travels in four sections arriving Monday at 5 AM.
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Board of Education
National Guard
Pine Plains
N. Y
Universalist Church Society
Hewlett Street
Clowes Terrace
G. A. R. Hall
James A. Grady
Union
South Elm Streets
Grady
East Mountain
Frank Allen
James Moran
Allen
Moran
W. 8. Strong
William F. Burdy
William Lounsbury
William Frieter
Myron E. Bunnell
G. H. Cowell
F. P. Guilfotte
Leavenworth
Grand Streets
Odd Fellows
Church and Kelley
Hayes and
McGrath
Manufacturers’ Bank
Bank Street
W. A. Devine
Frank Driscoll
Charles
Harvey Stovell
Harold Stovell
Ethel Aitchison
Jessie Atchison
Ruth Miller
Wilbur Abel
Nathan M. Pierpont
Frank P. Miller
George Stovell
Benjamin T. Jones
Roy H. Miller
Mation White
Chester Young
Ethel Brown
Emily Lockhart
J. A. Pierpost
Phonograph concert delights Water bury crowds in Hamilton park
A first of its kind public phonograph concert drew about 1,600 to Hamilton park led by James McGowan of the Columbia Phonography Co. The event ran two hours with full-sounding music, free admission, and regular encores. About 10,000 visitors are estimated to have attended the park day, honoring land donor Mrs D B Hamilton.
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Waterbury
Hamilton Park
James McGowan
Columbia Phonography Company
Board of Works
Lkely
D. B. Hamilton
Europe
Alvina Twining
Bronson Library
Hamilt Park
Thoms
Brooklyn Briefs Report Local Happenings And Incidents
Local items recount a visiting priest, a fishing trip to Winsted, and social visits by Mr and Mrs Bowes of Beacon Falls. A cafe fire on Bank Street was stopped by quick work of William Mahaney. A couple, William ng and Margaret McGarry, wed in Brewsters, N Y. A runaway horse on North Riverside Street was saved by a clever bystander. An Elks baseball game is planned with a team of Brooklyn business men. Henry Dupree injured by splinters after a farm visit. A remedy ad promotes sulphur and cream of tartar at Walker's. Yesterday’s partial eclipse drew astronomers’ interest despite cloud cover.
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Father McEvoy
William Klobedans
George Britton
Winsted
William Bowes
Beacon Falls
William Mahaney
Bank Street
William Ng
Lafayette Street
Margaret McGarry
South Leonard Street
Brewsters
N. Y
Edward Bobbin
Elizabeth McGarry
Kaloski
Riverside Street
Brooklyn
Elks
Smith
Wreckera
Golf Grounds
Henry Dupree
Washington Avenue
William Leary
South Fifth Street
Fishkill Landing
Dupree
Walker's Drug Store
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Curran Dry Goods
Waipatra
Ned
Resarns
Garrats
Aligator
Még
Colt
Cae
Lower Bank Street
Bargain Millinery
Smithfeld
Virginia
Woodruff Grocery
Prantonos
Hetas
M. A. Green
Bank St. Buckingham
Duesler Bros. People's Market
Phoenix Ave
Charles Fine
East Main Street
the Shapiro Furniture Co., Incorporated
East East Main
A. F. Cowles
Milliner
Buckingham Music Hall
the Driggs & Smith Co
Bank St
Liggett’s
Aapothecaries Hall
Ansco
The
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
the Police Court
Holzer
Bernat Holtzer
South Main St
Grand St
Arthur Bradley CO
Bill
Teddy
Curtis Art Co
Bankit
Twiste
Wenzel
Exchange Place
City News
Brooklyn Briefs
Unis City
Eieclnity
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexsco
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Northwest
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