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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
5
The Daily News notes a rise in temperatures with forecast warmer conditions tonight and through Thursday. Strong sun and light winds are expected, with highs reaching the mid 60s and lows in the 40s. Local residents are advised to dress accordingly and stay hydrated.
Tonight Companions of Court Minerva I O O F meet at Pythian Hall. Unity F of A foresters hold a gathering at Foresters Hall. Tabell Post and G A R join activities, with the Naugatuck Business Men's Association hosting in Hopson Block.
Crasswalk ig spans Main at Maple. Junior Aid society meets Thursday at 3 30 in Parish house. 1907 tax rate book signed by Board of Warden and Burgesses. Mrs Hannah Alm wins Scott Company Boston trip. Yale Holy Cross base ball game in New Haven today. Salem and Central Avenue teachers visiting out of town. Betrothal notices for Miss Catherine Patterson and John Donovan. Germania Monon chor dance next Saturday June 6 admission ten cents. Marriage first announced for Miss Marion Anderson Gay and Frank O Goodyear in New York June 16. 11 23 train delayed two hours after freight derailment between Thomaston and Campville. Ga vel lodge K P memorial Sunday. Court cases continued until tomorrow. Annie Jones improving at New Haven hospital. Naugatuck Business Men's Association meeting tonight. Beacon Halls Rubber Shoe factory reports new boiler and doorway work. Tracy Noble injured after fall from saddle. Dog Warden Roach impounds two dogs. one owned by John Burog. West Mountain dog owner unregistered. Middletown High defeats Bridgeport 1 0 in interscholastic league. Shepherd Lodge and Evergreen Chapter observe St John’s day at St Michael’s Church. Elm street extension praised for improvements. weather rough, calls for railroad to raise street condition.
The Treasury invites local newspaper proposals for sale or donation of suitable site corners for Federal buildings. Offers are opened in Washington. a department agent inspects proposals and evaluates titles. If purchase fails or title is uncertain, condemnation may occur with judicial price. Vendors may lease ground rent until construction begins. Plan approvals follow when U.S. titles vest.
A praised piano recital last evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Harris Whittemore on Church street featured Miss Mildred Grumman daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmert H Grumman of Culver street who studied music in Scotland. Mrs Lilla Wigmore Squire sang and Mrs Frank W Eaton accompanied. Grumman gave Bach Fantasie in D and Chopin preludes with skill and an encore for the Minuette Scherzando by Stavenhagen. A full program list followed including Grieg and De Bussey pieces.
Lost stray or stolen yellow shepherd collie. Finder please return to 1 Golden Place. For rent a three room tenement apply to Mrs M J Ryan 262 Water Street. Burdock Blood Bitters claims health benefits and cites a Sunbury Ohio testimonial. Dean's Ointment advertised for eczema, skin itching and baby care.
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