Bishop Tierney Funeral Schedule And Court Opening
The body of Bishop Michael Tierney lies in state at St Josephs cathedral until burial Friday. Requiem mass and office of the dead follow with Archdiocese clergy in attendance. the burial occurs after the mass. The October term of the supreme court opened with prayers led by Rev James W Bradin, who invoked mercy for the bishop and the sorrowing flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Tierney
St Joseph’s Cathedral
Te Cathedral
William H. O'Connell
Boston
John Synott
Matthew Harkins
Providence
Ept
Hartford
Supreme Court
Capitol
Edward W. Dewey
James W. Bradin
St John's Church
Michael Tierhey
Bradin
Fraternal News Roundup From Brass City Lodges
Social and fraternal events fill the week with initiations and appointments across bodies. Foresters, Knights of Pythias, Woodmen, Odd Fellows, Masons and Queen’s Daughters report new officers, candidates and social gatherings at local halls and churches.
Canterbury residents seek river boundary with Plainfield
Residents living on the east side of the Quinebaug river including Packerville favor using the river as Canterbury Plainfield boundary. They want a land strip four tales long by half a mile wide to be gathered in by Plainfield before the general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Quinebaug
Packerville
Plainfield
Plainield
Deaths and Funerals in Toronto and Local Cemeteries
Mrs Catherine Newton mother of Clarke H W Newton of Apothecaries Hall Co died at her Toronto home. Funeral for Grace Viola Cosgrove held from North Malin Street residence with Rev F D Buckley of Trinity Church officiating and interment at Pine Grove cemetery. John Bergen’s funeral from his mother’s home at 292 Mill Street with bearers John Evan Philip Greenwood Burton Leavenworth Louis Golden George Harding Edgar Bailey. Later ming jwas in Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Newton
Clarke H. W. Newton
The
Apothecaries’ Hall Co
Toronto
Grace Viola Cosgrove
North Malin Street
F. D. Buckley
Trinity Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
John Bergen
Mill Street
John Evan
Philip Greenwood
Burton Leavenworth
Louis Golden
George Harding
Edgar Bailey
Pine Grove
Woman repels 100 men in squatter rights clash
Mrs Nora Wallace, an elderly resident on Sherman Street in South Brooklyn, defies a 100 man entry attempt led by James Birga. She hurls cobblestones and proclaims she will defend her property, prompting a court case on civil line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sherman Street
Brooklyn
Nora Wallace
William M. Calder
Calder Builder Company
Mra Wallace
James Birga
West Twentieth Street
Bizga
Gelamar
Supreme Court
Teachers Must Attend Annual Convention Reports Now Required
The school board imposes a rule compelling teachers to attend the annual convention and submit a written report on the first day of school after the event. Sessions will be in New Haven and Hartford, with teachers traveling to both cities and delivering reports to their principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
New Haven
Hartford
Hartford Pageant Draws Three Miles Of Flag-Waving Children
Hartford on October 7 witnessed a grand procession as about eight thousand school children marched in a flag bearing parade from Barnard’s Park. The youngsters performed with military precision, delighting thousands of spectators who applauded along the route with no mishaps reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Theodore
Barnards Park
Infant Dies After Birth in City
Yesterday Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson of 21 Putnam Street welcomed a son who lived less than a day. The family funeral was held this afternoon. A billboard at East Main and Taylor burned last evening. firefighters extinguished the blaze with chemicals. John Kent of New Britain fell from a moving trolley in Waterbury Monday night, breaking his collar bone. Dr J L Kelly attended to him after return home. Captain Smith of Hartford's visiting police said the Waterbury squad is IEEE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Falcon
F. of A
Foresters’ Hall
Amity Council
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Pythian Hall
EB. F. Durand Company
Scott Company of
Naugatuck
Waterbury Women's Club
Second Congregational Church
The
Foresters
Court Crosby
Court Vigilant
White Oak Camp
Woodmen of the World
Arthur J. Lunny
Townsend Lodge
Naomi Chapter
Lilian Barber
Taylor
Robert C. Manville
Frank R. White
George E. Pettigrew
M. L. Welgner
Queen's Daughters
J. H. Turley
C. C. Russell
James P. Morris
John Gill
A. J. Cordon
Michael D. Russell
Barcelona Council
K. of C
East Main Street
William F. Ryan
Tee
Tierney
James M. Lynch
Harmony Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Roy C Ite
David L. Durant
Los Angeles
Robert S. Walker
Frederick 8. Buckley
A. J. Shipley
Et Callan
A. I. Goodrich
M. Baldwin
Carl Anderson
Putnam Street
East Main
Taylor Streets
John Kent
New Britain
Waterbury
Kent
J. L. Kelly
Smith
Hartford
Democratic Nominations Spotlight Fifteenth Sixteenth Districts
Delegates in the sixteenth district chose Al conan John Hurley as the Democratic nominee for senator after a unanimous ballot and a jailhouse style rally. In the fifteenth, Peter Hock was nominated. Hock, a Bavaria native, bakery owner, and Lyra Society member, pledged to accept and fight for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Peter ‘Hock
Department of Public Works
Alconan
John Hurley
Francis P. Guilfolle
Fconan
M. J. Phelan
William Bowe
William Johnson
M. J. Noonan
John Carey
Fred Laller
Patrick Flaherty
James Thompson
William Burns
Timothy Moriarty
Dennis Havican
Hurley
Guilfotte
Hoke Smith
F. P. Guillfoile
M. J. Carney
Martin J. Dunphy
Daniel Sullivan
Peter McConnell
John Hitchcock
Peter Hock
Hock
Mr Hock
Bavaria
North Main Street
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Lyra Singing Society
Meriden Republicans Nominate Slate at Oct Caucus Rally
Meriden Republicans held a regular caucus followed by a rally headlined by Congressmen George L. Lilley Senator Stiles Judson and George C. Woodruff editor of the Litchfield Enquirer Speakers praised party unity Heinemann was nominated for senator and Wilbur Parker and Daniel Donovan for representatives. Local names and partial phrases suggest last night’s proceedings and nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
George L. Lilley
Stiles Judson
George C. Woodruff
Litchfield Enquirer
Charles J?. Heinemann
Wilbur. F.parker
Daniel J. Donovan
Ie Ee
Wan Cot Toome
Rally plans and historic campaign scenes described in Waterbury era
The account notes a Democratic rally with Guilfoile and Kennedy in Danbury, Reilly and Robertson as candidates, and Thoms presiding. It recalls past parades in Waterbury and Naugatuck, vivid scenes of crowd energy, friendly pranks, and a long-ago political journey that stretched 28 years, ending with a tired traveler returning home by trolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Town Committee
Guilfoile
Kennedy
Danbury
Reilly
Meriden
Congress
Robertson
Thoms
Poke at the Editor and Political Exchanges
A reader challenges a Republican article in yesterday's paper calling it a poorly butchered piece and accuses the press of mudslinging. The exchange features remarks on Editor Woodruff and defense of Congressman Lilley amid submarine boat investigation. A caller signs as a lover of truth justice and cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
Lilley
Woodruff
Democra
Republican
Movement to form veterans group from Company G
Fifteen former Company G members started a movement to create a veterans association. Many old veterans welcomed the idea and offered help. Captain Fitzpatrick will return from the Hartford parade to aid in gathering names and sending notices to prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company G
Fitzpatrick
Hartford
Harvest festival listings and society dances schedule
A detailed listing of community events from October with venues and hosts. Includes St Patrick's hall harvest festival, Laurel Football social, Brooklyn Business Men's Baseball Dance, Washington Hill Athletic Club social, Crescents dance at Red Men's hall, Francis T A B ninth annual concert, A division reception, Saint Mary's Hospital Aid supper, Acawonna club dance, Red Men's hall dance classes, and a Lupe Te Susie Mah event at Gone pee attanere hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Hall
St Patrick's Shure
Leavenworth Hall
Laurel
Old Hall
Green Street
Brooklyn Business Men
Washington Hill Athletic Club
Citizens Bank Building
The
Crescents
Columbus Hall
Naugatuck
Francis T. A. B. Society
H. Hall
City Hall
Bt Mary's Hospital Aid Society
Music Hall
Acawanna Club
Red Men's
Nauga
Rick's
Gone Pee Attanere
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Brass City Lodge
K. of C. Hall Monday Avenue
City News
Bock
Second Ward
Iorelock
Allyn House
Ip Holohan
Taft Marching Club
Lesley M. Shaw
Bilton
Taft
Bryan
Lehigh Coal
John Methigatt
South Main Street
Fourth Ward
Democratic Committee
Hancock
Garfield
John T. Fagan
James Flynn
John Quinn
Patrick O'Rourke
Our Children’s Department
R. R. Harder & Co
Bank Stree
General Fire Insurance Steamship Agency
John Ryan
North Main St
China
Telephone
Company
Waterbury’s
Frank
Shoeman
Jorse
Joseph Pepe
Asa
Canal ST
Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury Bedding Mig Co
David Goldberg
Abbott Avenco
Oakville Company
P. O
Oakville
Conn
Lagmeng
Howard Street
Saxe & Floto
South Main St
Scilla
Dallas
South Leonard Street
Frank Flammia & & CO
Ness
Harvard
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