Local notes mix with church events and society meetings
The item lists residents traveling to New York and Wallingford visiting relatives, plus a Swedish American political gathering to be held tonight. It notes George Kennedy returning from Princeton for the summer, Children’s Day at the Congregational church with baptisms and Bible gifts, a dance with 26 cent admission, and an ecclesiastical society vote on Harriet Spencer fund appropriation. Also mentions a Connecticut State Firemen meeting in New Haven and optimistic garden truck prospects with expected potato abundance. A Nau Columbus ball event on June 11 is noted.
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Brink i
Nolan
Maple Street
New York
Michael Sullivan
Wallingford
Tov
Congregational Church
Ecclesiastical Society of the Congregational Church
Harriet Spencer
Connecticut State Firemens’ Association
Guard Hotel
New Haven
Traftford County
Anthony F. Bolach
Engine Company No 8
Naucolumbus
Favorite Wins Parkway Handicap at Gravesend
Jack Atkin, ridden by Lée, won the Parkway Handicap at Gravesend in a track record time of 1 45 2 5, quickening from the start to lead by four lengths. Field Mouse upset in the Criterion Stakes, returning at 100 to 1 to claim victory with Suffragette second and Melissa third. other winners included Rosehen, Corncob, Field Mouse, Jack Atkin, Troublesome, Witz Herbert, and Angel Jim across six races.
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Field Mouse
New York
Jack Atkin
Gravesend
Small
Salado
Lée
Schreiber
Suffiragette
Melissa
Baseball results and league standings from the National and American Leagues
National League games in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston report scores and batteries. Standings show Chicago leading with 24 wins, New York 20, Cincinnati 22, Pittsburgh 21, St. Louis 19, Philadelphia 19, Boston 15. American League notes Cleveland 24 19, New York 20 20, Philadelphia 22 29, Chicago 19 19, Detroit 22 20, Boston 19 26.
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New York
St. Touts
Karger
Stostetter
Willie
Needham
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Batteriles
Ewing
Schlel
Wilhelm
Bergen
Philadellhia
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
McQuillen
Doom
Maddox
Gibson
Boston
Chicago
Brown
Kiing
Ferguson
Dorner
Bowermen
Graham
St. Louis
Washington
White and Sullivan
Burns
Street
We de Preeo
Cleveland
Washton
Detroit
Athletes Ready in London Tryouts for Olympic Team
In London June 6 officials forecast favorable Olympic trials with record promise. American committee members say never before has a larger group of star athletes gathered for the Olympic Games selection amid expected outstanding contests and high performance.
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Philadelphia
Wrank- Winfield
London
Shot Ban at Supper Table forres
A fragment notes a shot ban at a supper table in Forres. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a local restriction or policy event linked to a dining setting in Forres. Further context required for full summary.
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Forres
Increases for School Teachers Tabled for Consideration
At a board of finance meeting the salary rise for teachers was postponed until after a high school inspection. A separate memo noted Prof. J B Kennedy taught geometry to 188 pupils, 38 more than any other teacher, and his $100 extra pay was agreed earlier. Other teachers’ requests await board of education input. Rumors of a stabbing at 818 South Main Street prompted patrols. Rodono charged with carrying concealed weapons after two men fled the scene.
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UMORS
Y. Tinker
W Wilhy
Kennedy
Volved
Mos Considarada
Board of Education
South Main Street
Delapa
Brooklyn
Hugh Flaherty
Gr. Gabriel
Gabriel
Meadow Street
Ons
Nooda Rodono
Rodono
Thomas Colusanto
Timothy’ J. d Hickey
Delaps
Mupgardi
Twenty Years of Court Stephen J Meany Of A
The Stephen J Meany Court No 387 KF of A celebrated its 20th anniversary at the G A R hall with a large attendance. Officers and charter members spoke and an entertainment program followed including addresses by J M Joy John Cavanhay James Burns and others with Irish reels and dancing. The court remains in good financial standing. A separate item notes the Third Congregational church plans to burn its mortgage on June 11 with services and a reception for Rev O D Chunn followed by addresses from former pastors and ministers.
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Stephen J. Meany
G. A. R. Hall
J. .M Joy
John Cavanhay
Buck
John Curley
James Burns
Malley
Murphy
Third Congregational Church
O. D. Chunn
Advertised Letters Uncalled For at Naytuck Post Office
A list shows uncalled letters at Naytuck post office for the week ending May 8 1908 including Kinom May Murray Mrs. Mary Hall Frank B Moorehead Arthur Wildmeld Joe Ranckus Tony Names appear among both Ladies and Gentlemen addressees. The notice lists paint products such as Cloth All Wool and Paint and Zine Metal oxide mixed with white lead and linseed oil.
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Naytuck
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Standard Oil Company of
Srabifond
Ford
Sali
John M. Page & Co
The
Naugatuck Water Company
William Ward
E. C. Barnum
Stc
TREAS
Ges
Mar
Sem
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. C. HL
Linden Park
Geary
O’brien
Conran
W. F. Clark
Cherry St
J. F. Oreilly
Union City
Red Men’ S Hall Association
Germania Maennerchor
Germania Hall
the Daily News
Jack, Atkin
Baseball
Ice
Salem
Salem Spring Ice Co
North Main St
Tel. OL
Thomaston
John P. Kellogg
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Waterbury
Charles S. Mellen
William B. Thoms
Willi
Kinom
May
Murray
Mary
TGF
Bank St.ey
DeRobertis, Ladies’ Custom Tailor
Waterbury, Conn
Mutual Benefit Office
Mutual Benefit
W.H. Kehoe
J. Birnbaum
Church St
Timothy
Clover
Davis Feed Store
Main, St
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