06 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
1
Try Ely Cream Balm to open clogged nostrils and relieve head and throat inflammation. A small amount in the nostrils clears air passages, stops discharge, and brings immediate relief, with headaches easing by morning. For catarrh or cold, use as directed to ease nasal blockage and throat irritation.
Amusements at Gem Opera House present Dave Hartford in Under the Black Flag a three reel pirate romance with Morgan’s buccaneers and a climactic murder. Also two reel S H features and William Elton will sing illustrated songs. Alcazar offers two reel Broncho and Thanhouser fare with orchestra. Poli’s Theater touts Within the Law with Bayard Veiller’s prestige. Jacques Theater promotes Boots and Saddles by Poli Players. Reservations and schedule details appear with local theatres.
Putnam reports two Mormon elders working the area to convert mill girls. They appear affluent, dress well, and favor polygamy in past reports but now emphasize emancipation of women and Salt Lake City climate. In Waterbury a bankruptcy petition by John W Spain, a Waterbury druggist, shows $80 healing fee unpaid and $2,400+ liabilities with $1,200 stock and $800 fixtures as assets.
An old Sage Tea remedy promises to darken gray hair quickly using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for 50 cents. Ads claim natural, even darkening with one or two applications and removal of dandruff itching and thinning hair. Also lists uncalled for letters at the Naugatuck post office for the week ending Nov 29 1913.
A Gaelic dancing class plans an evening gathering at St Francis school. The Mohawk football team will play the Emeralds of Ansonia tomorrow afternoon on the Miser's Lot. Mrs A Kennedy and children of Columbia S C visit, sister Mrs F E Clark of Rubber Avenue attends.
A Washington society leader notes that aristocratic men and well dressed women buy five cent Red Cross Seals while children empty their pennies. A paper boy, hearing about the stamps, buys one for his penny, then pledges to double his next sale. The scene ties donations to the aid of sick children and tuberculosis patients through the Red Cross Seals program.
A series of meetings is announced for tonight across multiple venues including Harugari Social Club at Weber's Hall Germania Maennerchor at Germania Hall Cumann na Gaelige at St Francis School building Trohet Lodge I O G 2T Hibernian Hall Liberty Lodge and Pyth Fraternity Hall. The notices provide venue names but do not include times or agendas.
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