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Naugatuck Daily News

Location

Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1908

Page

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Vaderland Under Fog Safe at Antwerp After Grounding

London June 1 Vaderland reportedly went aground on flood with sands but is safe at Antwerp. A dense fog delayed recovery efforts and small craft collisions occurred. The ship left Antwerp to Dover and thence for New York. no major damage confirmed.

London Vaderland Antwerp Dover Goodwin Sands Paris Passongers Dover- Ostend Stearminor Ostend Uhronel Antwearp New York Ginoo Buoglish Rang Gate North Sea Red Star Line Clydabank Naworth Castle South Goodwin Dover Gay Queenswood Dover Harbor Bormeo Gormeo Tlamburg West Africa Loanda Ig Aaid

Underwear options for men in Freed ad

A fragment from an old advertisement notes underwear choices for men. It mentions Fredd or Freed and suggests men can select from a range of styles, implying a local shop offering specific fits and prices.

Public Auction of Catherine Wilson Estate in Naugatuck

Probate Court orders sale of one third undivided share of parcel with buildings in Naugatuck. Auction set for June 2, 1908 at 2 PM on the premises, unless sold earlier by private sale. Property bounded by highway, heirs of John Shields, and heirs of Andrew Hill. Reserve or terms not fully stated.

Naugatuck Catherine Wilson Said Prostate Perrcl John. .Shields John Shields Andrew Hill Aald Naugatuck Koowo Ab Dale

Memorial Day Observed by Local Veterans and Scouts

Memorial day was properly observed by Isbell post G A R and the Sons of Veterans Saturday. Members with a company of boys carried wooden rifles and Scott company U R E P escorted to cemeteries where flowers were placed on graves. School girls in white and boys assisted in decorating graves. The Naugatuck drum corps provided parade music. The Soldiers' monument was decorated with evergreen and flowers. The stars and strips were displayed borough wide in honor of the day.

Isbell Post Sons of Veterans Post and Sons of Vetarius Scott Company Cemeterias Naugatuak

Carpenter Falls Sixty Feet From Water Tower Injures Man

Jeremiah Donahue, a 60 year old Waterbury carpenter, fell from a railroad water tower under construction south of Rubber Avenue. He was unconscious after tumbling about 60 feet, received last rites from Rev. Hathor Fitzgerald, and was hospitalized in New Haven with internal injuries but a fighting chance for recovery. He lives with his mother on Baldwin Street.

Jeremiah Donahue O'Brien Construction Company Rubber Avenue J. J. Darrell New Haven Hathor Fitzgerald Ife Baldwin Street Waterbury

Boys Kill Rattlesnake on West Mountain

Seven boys Bernard Moss James Dowling Thomas Garrity Frank Clark Edmond Carlson Edward Leary and James Brennan encountered a rattlesnake on West Mountain afternoon. They attacked the reptile with heavy sticks, stunning it and killing it after a brief fight. The 44 inch snake had six rattles and was displayed in a local show.

Bernard Moss James Dowling Thomas Garrity Frank Clark Edmond Carlson Edward Leary James Brennan West Mountain

Record Run Breaks Chicago to Pittsburg Travel Mark

Dr. John Murphy, famed specialist, shattered the Chicago to Pittsburg record by covering 458 miles in 7 hours 57 minutes. The previous best was 9 hours. He was summoned in consultation to the bedside of Mrs. Thomas Crittenden, daughter of J Hy Oliver, the millionaire shell manager.

Pittsburg Chicago John Murphy

Ex Governor Waller Appears At Pardons Session

Wartford June 1 The board of pardons heard petitions from New London Middlesex Windham Tolland and Litchfield counties by 2 30 pm The notable moment was ex Governor Waller appearing for Dwight Stoor of New London County convicted of murder in the second degree and sentenced to life on April 24, 1876.

Wartford Board of Pardons New London Middisex Windham Tolland Litchfield Waller Dwight Stoor

Cereal demand surges for summer in Utah market

A large demand for breakfast cereals has begun for the coming summer months in W Utah. Davis County stores report carrying a fresh supply and stocked ahead for customers. Local merchants emphasize they always keep a fresh stock available to meet the rising need.

Davis, Co

Burdock Blood Bitters Promotes Clean Blood Tone

Heavy impure blood causes mud complexion and headaches. Burdock Blood Bitters claims to purge the blood, restore purity, stop itching, and improve health. The ad emphasizes instant relief from skin issues and general weakness by cleansing the blood.

Murder confession tied to Belle Gunness saga shocks Texan police

Julius Truelson Jr of New York with links to Belle Gunness the La Porte Ind murderer is described as mentally unfit by authorities. He alleges aiding Gunness in disposing of multiple victims from 1904 to 1908, including his first wife Mae OReilley. He recounts burial of victims Riedlinger Hogailine and others and claims a plan to burn the farm with Lamphere.

Vernon Texas Juliue Truelgon, Jr New York Belle Gunness la Porte Ind Mae Frances Oreilley Rochester N. Y Truelgson Gunness Farm Smitter da- Porte Toadianaj Tureléon Gunness Troelzen Milwaukee Sherman House Chicago LaPorte Chiasto Truelson Lamphere Jennie Olsen Truegan Gunnesa Smutzer Eyes Truelsons West 4Th Street Harry Truelson Julius

May Day Capriotes to Victory in Windsor 2:20 Pacer Race

Nobla's pacer May Day captured three heats in the Windsor Memorial 2:20 class race for an even purse of 100 dollars. Seven starters competed as May Day led the field with times around 1:10 and 1:09 for the heats. Blanche Goddard's trotter OV Maher did not race while entries were listed.

Nobla Windsor Memorial Dilly Maher

Burglary at Ht Baurer Sons Store in Union City

Burglars entered the Ht Baurer Sons clothing and dry goods store on North Main Street by removing rear glass and taking clothes, underwear, and shoes. They discarded worn garments in the yard, left no jewelry touched, and are not yet arrested. A stranger in similar dress seen Saturday night is being sought. nearby homes also hit by thefts, possibly by the same trio.

Union City Joe Wood Street Myrtle Avenue H. Baurer Sons

German Catholic Societies Connecticut Elect Officers

The 21st annual convention of the German Catholic societies of Connecticut closed with officer elections in Wallingford. Sixty three delegates attended. membership rose to 1,162 with $29,519 in the state treasury. William H. Siefen of Naugatuck was elected state delegate to the Cleveland national convention. Officers elected include President William H. Siefen, First Vice President Adam Lickteig, Second Vice President Englebert Miller, Secretary Joseph Dehrbacher, Treasurer Karl Felder, and Chaplain Rev. Pichot zski. The next state convention will be in New Britain July 1-4, 1909.

Wallingford Connecticut Hera Trades’ Council Federation of William H. Siefen Naugatuck Cleveland New Britain St. Peter's Society New Britain Society William H.siefen Charles Hess Hartford St. Francis Federation

Steamships Sink After English Channel Collision

London June 1 British steamship Queenswood and German steamer Lo alda were badly damaged in a collision in the English Channel today and both sank. The Queenswood collided with the Spanish vessel Borneo. it is not known which ship rammed the Goanda. The crews of both vessels were saved.

London Queenswood Loalda English Channel Borneo

Children’s wear items listed in unclear OCR fragment

Fragmentary OCR notes reference boys clothing and dresses with unclear phrases. No clear event, entities, or dates emerge to form a full card.

Speeches Printed on Leave to Print Raise House Heat

Washington reports intense floor rhetoric as lawmakers print remarks not delivered on the House floor. Speaker Cannon and others depart for home while Minority Leader Williams and Representative Smith of Missouri deliver acrid comments on labor and its demands.

Washington Capitol Speaker Cannon Hemenway Landis Indiana A. White Busbey Pennsylvania Pittsburg Ohio Representative Smith Missouri Dabor

Quiet Memorial Day Observed in Naugatuck

Memorial Day in Naugatuck was observed quietly as rain and wet weather kept many at home and postponed several outdoor events planned for the day. Morning showers gave way to continuous rain in the afternoon.

Naugatuck

Stock Market Closing Prices Report

Closing prices for New York securities furnished by J I Goodrich broker at 80 Church Street Hopson block dated June 1 1908.

J. I. Goodrich Hopson

Call of Lincoln and the Call of Christ remembered

At the Methodist church last evening a Memorial Day address by Rev. William S. Harper drew a large crowd. He contrasted Lincoln’s call to raise and sustain the Union with the Carpenter of Nazareth’s call to service for all, noting Lincoln’s war aims and Jesus’s spiritual kingdom. The event honored Civil War veterans of Isbell post Naugatuck camp and related units with music by the church choir and taps by Miss Ethel Adamson, titled Daughter of the Regiment.

Isbell Post Naugatuck Camp Sons of Veterans Shell Relief Corps Methodist Church William S. Harper Washington Father Abraham Mississippi New England Lincoln Carpenter Nazareth Jesus Gladstone South Naugatuck Jesus Christ

Arch Street Cluster Club Sports Meet Results

Arch Street held a Saturday athletic meet by the Cluster Physical Culture club with races led by W Laster and J Dawling in the boys’ events. James Butler won the half and quarter events. T Casey and J Shea placed in sprints while John Sullivan led wheelbarrow and 100 yard races. Officials included John Shea and Thomas Oasley with John Sullivan as judge.

Cluster Physical Culture Club Mney Arch Street Laster J. Dawling AS Mul‘Wille Alux. Swanson James Butler John FR. Maher James ‘Butler T Casey Jobo KF. Maher Thomas Oa‘sey John Sullivan J. d Carroll Waterbury Judge Y Stastore John’. Hennessey

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