Catholic Women's concert at Jacques Opera House March 15
A large audience is expected for the Catholic Women's Association annual concert at Jacques Opera House Sunday evening March 15. The program features Derwin's orchestra, Miss Mulligan in a solo, vocal selections, a recitation, and a clever sketch by John Cassidy, William Shanahan and Miss J. under Thomas Freney. Tickets exchange Thursday at the venue. Bridgeport attorney Michael Kenealy resigns as Fairfield County prosecutor. Judge Elmore Banks appointed as successor.
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Catholic Women's Association
Jacques Opera House
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Miss Mulligan
John H. Cassidy
William J. Shanahan
Miss J
Thomas M. Freney
dJacques Opera House
Bridgeport
Michael_ Kenealy
Stamford
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
James F. Walsh
Elmore S. Banks
Airfield
Kenealy
New London
Syrian held up between Bristol and Terryville
Isaac George Shaker a Syrian who says he belongs in Waterbury reported to police that four Italians halted him between Bristol and Terryville this morning robbed him of 50 dollars and items from his pack. He was knocked down dragged into a railroad shanty bound gagged and left after the robbery. He escaped and reached Bristol to report the crime but could not identify the assailants.
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Bristol
Isaac George Shaker
Waterbury
Here
Terryville
Brooklyn Briefs Report From Congregational church and city notes
Brooklyn notes report from Third Congregational church with Rev de Hart Gulick and John Henderson after Worcester convention. Evening sermon titled On the Mountain and Below It. Improvement society skipped meeting due to weather. Residents urge street repairs on Edward street. Brooklyn Waterbury game in Bristol to open amateur state championship with $100 purse. Fido Sutton joins Brooklyn. Army pay bill advances in Senate, officer pay up to 26 percent and enlisted men 40 percent.
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de Hart Gulick
John Henderson
Worcester
Clark Street
Edward Street
Board of Works
Bristol
New Britain
All Stars
Hardware Town
Brooklyn
Waterbury
Fido” Sutton
New Britains
Walker
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
A series of obituaries and funeral notices from Charles Street to Riverside and St Joseph’s cemetery. Marie Terrell aged five months dies after noon. Ralph J. Shipley’s remains arrive from Milford for 2:30 pm service at First Baptist. John Cowell Will’s remains arrive from Bridgeport for Riverside vault. multiple lodges to attend. Richard Nugent, 26, dies at sister’s home. services at Immaculate Conception and St Joseph’s cemetery. Kazimer infant dies after week with pneumonia. funeral at parents’ home and Calvary cemetery. Thomas F. Whelan dies Brooklyn district. funeral at St Patrick’s and burial at new St Joseph’s. Mrs Mary E Carswell dies aged 87. private funeral Monday. long-time G A R worker and First Baptist member. John Keefe’s funeral mass at St Thoman’s. many local and out-of-town attendees and floral tributes. interment at new St Joseph’s cemetery.
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Marie
Joseph Terrell
Charles Street
Michael Broderick
Fuller Street
Immaculate Conception Church
St Joseph's Cemetery
Kazimer
Kazimier Avieskas
Dames Street
Pneumonti
Calvary Cemetery
John Cowell
Bridgeport
Riverside Cemetery
Washington Lodge
No 82
Ansonia
Harmony Lodge
A. M
Continental Lodge
Thomas F. Whelan
Brooklyn
North Riverside Street
Ellen
Roger
Poughkeepsie
Daniel Fogarty
Whelan
Waterbury
St Patrick's Church
New St Joseph's Cemetery
Mary E. Carswell
Widlow
Norman W. Carswell
Louisa M. Cummings
Main Street
Ellsworth
N. Y
Claudius B. Oviatt
Women's Relief Corps
First Baptist Church
Mra
C. P. Hayes
Hawking Street
St Thoman's Church
Father Sullivan
Winifred Delaney
Maurice Kelleher
John Millerick
William Millerick
Michael White
Michael Eustice
Cornelius Horgan
Timothy Keefe
M. J. Fahey
Timely Topics sales and bargains in Dallas stores tonight
Mafshini offers spring house wrappers at 1 and 1.10 dollars with tonight only pricing from Reid & Hughes. Dallas floral work is praised. prices start at 1 dollar. Miller & Pecks advertises special tonight. Bargains include black taffeta silk, sheet music at Fallon Music Co, Merry Widow Goma 12%e, Harvard and salt for young men at Jones Morgan & Co 12 to 25 dollars. Grieve Bisset & Holland and J B Muliinge & Son promote trunks and luggage. Hampson Sellew Co sells bedroom dining parlor suits. Fenner has a Tuesday special. Cups and saucers 7c. Emerson save at J G Dackle Sons. Curran's offers bargains this evening. Look up the ad.
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Mafshini
Reid & Hughes
Dallas
Miller & Pecks
Fallon Music Co
Goma
Harvard
Jones, Morgan & Co
Grieve, Bisset & Holland
J. B. Muliinge & Son
Hampson-Sellew Cois Ae
Fenner
Emerson
J. G. Dackle & Son's
Curran’s
Partridge season debate spurs Massachusetts petitions
Boston reports petitions before the legislature call for a shorter game bird season as Partridge have become scarce due to illness or migration. Veteran hunter A B F Kinney of Worcester County notes reduced hunting opportunities amid spread of a virulent intestinal disease and easier access by trolley lines increasing winter hunting pressure.
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Boston
Massachusetts
A .B. F. Kinney
Worcester County
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Cetas
Messengers Strike At Local Telegraph Office Over Wages
Ten boys employed by the American District Telegraph and Messenger Company walked out for higher pay. They say they currently earn about two dollars a week and quit after Manager Michael Bowler refused a raise. Eight protesters spoke with a reporter, stating they receive about one and three quarters cents per message and sometimes nothing tipping. Names named include Malley, H Roach, Marco, James Corcoran, Nf Cooke, M Palton, and M Shea.
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American District ‘Telegraph and Messenger Company
Bowler
Michael Bowler
Dis
Ness
Rowler
Malley
H. and
W. Roach
Marco
James Corcoran
Nf. Cooke
M. Palton
M. Shea
Sheridan social and fraternal groups announce events
Sheridan council NBO P initiates four new members. Myrtle Temple Pythian Sisters host a card party and dance at Speedwell hall with a cake auction and Talller's orchestra. Spanish War Veterans seek relatives and cemetery plot details for local families from Charles Wood. Speedwell lodge K of P to witness knight exemplification on March 26 with arrangements by Condit, Wells, and Blake ley. Mary land guest William Laird attends. Rose THM Volunteer Hose Co elects officers. Foreman Willi, first assistant James Down, assistants Fitz Gerald and Coughney, secretary Gaffney, treasurer Cavanaughs. Court Adelphia 4888 Foresters plan second regular session with goat riding paraner, inviting other courts. waterbury gathering expected large. Gamma Kappa Phi hosts dance in Leavenworth with eighteen numbers by Galipean’s orchestra. moonlight and leap year waltzes featured. Officers listed: W Sinclair Brakenridge president, Irving Minnaman VP, Hector J Then second VP, William Stewart secretary, Frank A Minnaman treasurer. arrangements by Irving Minneman et al.
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Charles EB. Wood
North Main Street
Speedwell Lodge
America
New Haven
Edward J. Conedit
George Wells
Charles Blakeley
William Laird
Maryland
Rose Thm Volunteer Hose Co
Willi
James Down
Thomas F. Fitngeratt
Job Gaffney
Thomas FP. Pittgerald
James Coughlan
Thomas M. Pibgrerald
John Thompson
Timothy O'Connell
John J. Kelly
Owen Cavanaugh
Patrick Cavanaugh
Court Adelphia
Tntendent Order of Foresters
Hartfont
Suree Ing
Waterbury
Order
Mustc
Gamma Kappa Phi
Leavenworth
Galipean
W. Sinclair Brakenridge
Irving Minnaman
Hector J. Then
William Stewart
Frank A. Minnaman
Irving Minnemas
Cornelius J. Bettman
Merrit Marthy
J. Oliver Hewitt
W. Frank Dean
Bar Association Plans Court Room Relocation
Bar association held a morning meeting to discuss moving the superior court to the third floor the district court to the second and the library to the first with changes likely not to be carried out. A committee of attorneys was appointed to study options while considering single or double elevators. The group voted to place a slate in the Democratic primary.
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The
Bar Association
Superior Court
District Court Room
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