Knights of Columbus Meet for Monsignor Slocum Funeral
District Deputy James M. Lynch presided as councils studied resolutions and arranged a funeral procession for Monsignor Slocum. Members from Sheridan, Barcelona, Hendricken and Mulcahy councils formed committees to draft statements and plan a citywide tribute in Waterbury.
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K. of C
Monsignor Blocum
James M. Lynch
William F. Ryan
Barcelona
Waterbury
Couthis
Ising
Order
Michael J. McGivney
United Tes
Sheridan Council
C. Maloney
James A. Hynes
Lucien Wolff
D. H. Tierney
J. W. McDonald
Barcelona Council
William F
K of C. All
Columbus Hall
Sheridan
John F. Galvin
E. J. Finn
Galvin
P. H. Real
Hendricken
F. P. Guilfolle
Mulcahy
John Somers
Jury Convicts William Smith in Assault Case
In a fifteen minute Superior Court verdict William Smith is found guilty of assaulting Mrs Emme F Hawke of Middlebury with intent to kill. He is sentenced to state prison for three to five years. The scene included tears at the dock as spectators watched. A separate trial involves Michael Rispoli charged with cruelty to a horse owned by Nicola Scopetta after the animal was found neglected in Geovill street near D M Stewarts morgue.
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William Smith
Emme F. Hawke
Middlebury
Smith
Attorney Reid
Hawkes
Michael Rispoli
Nicola Scopetta
Scopetta
Geovill Street
Rispoli
Bispoll
State Humane Society
D. M. Stewart
North Main Street
Guilfoile
Physicians In Session Attend New Haven Medical Meeting
The semiannual New Haven County Medical Association meeting convened at 962 Chapel Street with Dr Norton R. Hotchkiss presiding. Officers elected include Dr William J. Delaney as president and Dr F N Loomis as vice president. several committees and new members were named, papers were read, and a complimentary dinner followed at Union League club halls.
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New Haven
New Haven County Medical Association
Chapel Street
Norton R. Hotchkiss
William J. Delaney
Naugatuck
Wes
Omus
F. N. Loomis
Derby
Delaney
William S. Barnes
John Harold Buffum
Wallingford
Association
George Blumer
F. G. Graves
Gustavus Ellot
J. L. Moriarty
B. Reed Whittemore
T.M. Bull
Frederick Spring
Union League Club
New Haven Medical Association
Hartford
J. Townsend
Middlesex
A. Diefendorf
Fairfield
F. N. Loom
F. N. Loom Tolland, Dr E. T. Bradstreet
New London
Austin Cheney
Windham
C. I. Foote
Litchfield
W. L. Barber
Teacher's Cruel Punishment Case Dismissed in Kansas City
The case against Miss Edith Wirt of Kansas City Kansas charged with cruelty for sticking a pupil's lips with court plaster was dismissed by Prosecuting Attorney Taggert Harvey Galloway. The 10-year-old boy, noted for talking, has been removed from school by his parents.
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Kansas City
Kan
Edith Wirt
Taggert Harvey Galloway
Simplex shifts at Up son study prices and events
The notice lists Simplex shifts at Up son, Singleton and Co at $1.50 each. A Buckingham hall program by Fulton’s band is scheduled for Saturday evening. An anniversary requiem mass for Mrs Catherine Donovan is set at St Francis Xavier at 7 30 tomorrow morning. Mrs Johanna Langner purchases the former Bulkley house in Milford. Real estate sales include Ann Donovan’s three family house on Water Street to Thomas and Mary Brown and W A Hebert’s two family house on Grove Street. Another sale by Daniel T Farrington covers John Smith’s two family houses at 245 and 347 North Avenue to Emily and added details.
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Simplex
Upson, Singleton & Co
Buckingham Hall
Fulton
St Francis Xavier Church
Lnte
Catherine Donovan
Hickory Street
Johanna Langner
Waterbury
Bulkley
Milford
Cornelius Vaugieson
Rochester
N. Y
Misa Ella Barbour
Daniel T. Farrngton
Ann Donovan
Water Street
Thomas
Mary Brown
W. A. Hebert
Grove Street
John Smith
North Ane
Emily
Detective Mistakes Man for Burglar in Pittsburg Shooting
City Detective Clyde Edeburn shot and killed Thomas Farrell early this morning on the north side. Farrell, a wide man, had arrested a bartender on Melrose Avenue and was fighting him when Edeburn arrived. Farrell fired several shots and Edeburn opened fire, the tragedy resulting in Farrell’s death. Authorities would not release further details.
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West Burelar
Pittsburg
Clyde Edeburn
Thomas Farrell
Farrell
Melrose Avenue
Edeburn
Miss Rowe Fritz Retains World Typing Title at Madison Square
Miss Rowe Fritz of Brooklyn won the championship at the business show in Madison Square Garden by typing eighty seven words a minute to defend her world title. Emil Trefz placed second with eighty words a minute, and Olds Blaisdell was third with eighty.
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New York
Miss Rowe Fritz
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Miss Fritz
Emil Trefz
Olds Blaisdell
River Rises Rapidly as Oklahoma Flood Fears Grow
The Arkansas river in Muskogee Oklahoma is climbing at an alarming rate of a foot and a half per hour with no relief in sight. Residents in the river bottoms face grave fears for their safety as floods worsen throughout the area.
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Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okl
Arkansas
Coal for American battleship Amoy arrives in port
The collier Nash has arrived here with coal for the American battleships and will await the fleet’s arrival.
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Amoy
Nash~an
Deaths and Funerals Well Known People Called Away
The funeral of Mrs Amanda Larocque will be from her home 368 North Main to Bt church tomorrow morning. Mrs Mary Coutello’s funeral proceeds from North Main to Immaculate Conception church at 8 30 tomorrow. Michael Hyde’s funeral left Prospect for Sacred Heart church today at 9 with requiem high mass. Miss Eileen Reilly sang Eventide after. interment in New St Joseph's cemetery. Pallbearers John Ray William Gorman Robert Mayer Timothy Dee. Floral gifts from Arbury Button Co brass dept and from family and Mr and Mrs E B Newcomb.
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Amanda Larocque
North Main Street
Btchurch
Mary Coutello
Immaculate Conception Church
Michael Hyde
Prospect
Sacred Heart Church
Father Dooley
Eileen Reilly
New St Joseph's Cemetery
John Ray
William Gorman
Robert Mayer
Timothy Dee
Brass Department
Arbury Button Ca
Newcomb
Balloon rainmaking plan proposed by Prof Meyers at Utica
Utica New York Oct 23 A plan by Prof Carl E Meyers of Frankfort to send a large balloon filled with gases aloft and ignite it with an electric spark to create rain for fighting forest fires is reported. Meyers, a veteran balloonist and aeronautical engineer, previously claimed rain production in Texas.
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Utica
N. Y
Carl E. Meyers
Frankfort
Myers
Texas
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Bank Street
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