Children's Dress and Hat Sale Listings
Childrens dresses in lawn or npinsook sizes 2 to 5 years priced at 4 dollars. Mother Hubbard dresses sizes 14 to 8 years range 1.60 to 2.60. Other items include pinafores, bonnets, and washable hats in various fabrics and colors with prices 0.60 to 2.50.
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Hamburg
Holland
Hubbard
BNO
Meetings Tonight Across Salem Area Lodges and Halls
Various gatherings listed for Salem including AOU lodge sessions, Grand Army hall events, Py thian ball at Shepherd lodge, Twitchell building Court Juana, St Francis school drum corps, original T A B drum corps, Forest era hall events, Iron Molders union at Union hall, Kamona council UD of P, Frneaone lodge, Weber's hall, Working Girls club at 288 Church Street, Borough court room warden meeting, and Masonic Immediate Relief association at Twitchell building.
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Salem Lodge
Forestera
Kamona Council
P —Rea Moon
Hibernian Hall
Frneaone Lodge
Local notes from Naugatuck and Stratford outing
Reports from Naugatuck highlight a Stratford fishing trip by the Naugatuck Fishing Club with visitors Owen Graham of Manchester New Hampshire and Miss Josephine Reardon. Other items cover a high school baseball photo, relief association meeting, Royal Neighbors convention return, Cleveland-bound travel, a saloon license application, dance plans, and preparations for a T A U parade in Torrington with a special train for participants.
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Owen Graham
Manchester
N. H
Josephine Reardon
Brennan Street
Naugatuck High School
Charles Levine
Cherry Street team challenges Maplewoods for June 8 game
The Merry Widow baseball team of Cherry Street invites the Maplewoods to a Sunday morning game on June 8, 1908 at Miser's Field for fun money or marble. They seek a response from Maplewoods' manager to accept the challenge.
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Merry Widow
Cherry Street
Maplewoods
Businessmen Arrange East Versus West Side Baseball Game
Businessmen plan a baseball game at Firemen's field next week. Teams will be drawn from East and West side players, with both sides expected to be evenly matched for an exciting contest.
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Loos
Presidents Cup Handicap Round At Naugatuck Golf Club
The second round of the Presidents Cup handicap tournament will be played Saturday at Naugatuck Golf Club. In the first contest Tracy North finished first, O. T. P. Kaylor second, and F. U. Bradbury third. Tea will be served Saturday afternoon.
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Naugatuck Golf Club
Tracy North
Bradbury
Yale Divinity School Commencement Exercises and Alumni Dinner
Yale Divinity School completed its commencement today with an alumni dinner in Memorial hall. Theologians and art students who finished last night will receive diplomas at the main June 24 ceremony. Professors Bacon and Vernon spoke as members of the graduating class, including Kurtz, Lathrop, Mathies, and Shelton, were named.
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New Haven
Yale Divinity School
Memorial Hall
Battell Chapel
Benjamino T. Bacon
Daniel I’. Kurtz
Theodore B. Lathrop
P.4, Mathies
William A. Shelton
Vernon
Pardons Granted Only One as Hartford Board Acts
In Hartford on June 2 the board of pardons denied paroles for most inmates. Frank E. Lewis of New Haven won a pardon. he was sentenced in April 1907 to two to five years for embezzling from the Benton-Armstrong Co while a bookkeeper. He justified the act by aiding his ailing wife, amid corroboration by the State’s Attorney and a statement from the prisoner.
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Hartford
Thomas M. Waller
Board of Pardons
Dwight D. Mieor
Frank E. Lewis
New Haven
Benton-Armstrong Company
Jewis
W. H. Williams
Pole Made Big Haul
Hartford June 2 A man named Blazer Ostalec was arrested after a long copper and small tool theft case at Billings & Spencer. Detective Weltner found tools at his home including a Billings & Spencer patent screwdriver. He allegedly admitted stealing items bearing the firm’s mark.
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Hartford
Billings & Spencer Company
Blazer Ostalec
Oak Street
Weltner
Auction of Naugatuck real estate in probate court
May 30 1908 probate court in Naugatuck CT orders public sale of an undivided one third of a parcel containing about one acre with buildings. The property lies with frontage on a highway and shares bounds with heirs of John Shields and Andrew Hill. Sale to be on premises at a Sunday in June 1908. terms to be announced at sale. Winnifred A. Sweeney is administratrix of the estate.
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Naugatuck
Watate
Charles J. Wilson
John
Shields
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