Bargain Waistline Sale Cars to Fit Every Size
Readable catalog notes offer waist garments priced around 1.10 to 1.98 with various fabrics such as batiste dotted Swiss lawn and shear. The vendor touts well-tailored, foot-foot fitting waists in full sizes, newly received stock offered under price for quick bargains.
Fair and cooler to night and Wednesday
A brief forecast notes fair skies with cooler temperatures tonight and on Wednesday, signaling a temporary ridge in warm weather. No major precipitation expected as winds remain light through the period.
Meetings Tonight Across Local Lodges and Halls
Several organizations schedule evening gatherings at St Francis school, A M Twitchell building, Iron Molders Union hall, Tem ples hall and other venues. Catholic Women's Benevolent region meets at Osoelia's hall with auxiliary groups and youth clubs also listed.
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Church Atreat
Liberty Lodge
O. D
Red Men’s
Ojeda Council
Pythian Hall
Wiss Neltie Galvin
Meadow Street
Southington
Catholic Women's Benevolent ‘Legion
St. Declia’s
Local items note post office inspection and births
Local interest bulletin records a post office inspection by Lawin, a birth in the Winslow family, funeral attendance for Isabelle Galvin, and various community notices. It lists visits, meetings, events, and upcoming social activities including a shirt waist social, a Trolley party plan, and a Merry Widow program. The column also notes club meetings, band concerts, and changes to lodge meeting nights with several locals and organizations named.
Constipation remedies praised in old drug ad
An rich period advertisement links constipation to headache dizziness and languor and touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a blood cleansing tonic. It claims gentle action and a 26 cent price while warning of skin eruptions and pimples from impure blood and promises clear eyes and skin.
Waterbury Naugatuck Watertown Directory 1908 Published
The 1908 Waterbury Naugatuck and Watertown directory from Price & Lee is now distributed in Naugatuck. It includes maps of Waterbury and Naugatuck with alphabetically listed resident names and society names. It notes 6802 total Naugatuck names with 200 removals and 743 address changes since 1907.
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Waterbury, Naugatuck
Watertown
Price &J Lee Company
Naugatuck
Waterbury
Nauga‘tuck
Louisiana votes divided in Taft Black and Waites split
The Louisiana case, affecting 18 votes, was voted today to split nine for the Taft faction and nine for the Black and Waites. Taft claims victory as they gain equal votes and potential control, with similar contests noted in Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Texas. The demand for compromise cites race and negro voter concerns influencing the Porsker delegation.
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Chicago
Louisiana
Taft
Black and
South
Bantam hotel owner confronts moving church near license dispute
June 9 Winsted report: James Kurna of Bantam hotel watches as Baptist church arrives on rollers and is placed 200 feet from the hotel. Bantam W O T U recently acquired the site, complicating Burns's bid for a license to sell intoxicating liquor in Bantam.
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Burns
Baseball scores and standings in early league play
National League results from New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston with St Louis 4 0 Chicago 6 2 and standings led by Chicago 26 15 Philadelphia 24 17 Cincinnati 23 18 Pittsburg 23 18 St Louis 19 28 New York 22 20 Brooklyn 15 27. American League results Cleveland New York 6 0 St Louis 10 0 Chicago Washington 2 1 with standings Chicago 28 20 Philadelphia 23 21 Cleveland 24 21 Detroit 28 22 St Louis 24 21 Boston 21 26 New York 22 20 Washington 18 26
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National League
New York
St. Louis
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Raymond
Ludwig
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Coakley
McLean
Pastorius
Bergen
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Batterles
Willis
Gibson
Moren
Corridon
Doom
Boston
Chicaago
Batterleos
Brown
Moran
Weaherty
Ferguson
Ball
Thig Ene
Wll
Chicago
Phila
Phia
Beaton
American League
Cleveland
Orth
Blair
Kielnon
Thielman
Chech
Kromis
St. Toouls
Waddell
Spencer
Vickery
Carter
Krause
Smith
Washington
Walsh and
White
Weaver and Bullivan
le PLC
W. Is
P.c
Philaphia
Detroit
Washton
Fine levied on Waterville mail order house proprietor
In Portland Maine on June 9 a man named George S. Terry paid a $10,000 fine in U S district court for conspiracy to defraud the government of postage on second class mail matter. Judge Hale imposed the sentence, marking a government victory against mail order houses.
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Portland
United States District Court
George S. Terry
Waterville
Hale
Postofice
Papal title for Brooklyn widow hailed by pope
Brooklyn widow Mrs Hugh McLaughlin, longtime Democratic leader in the borough, has been conferred the title of marchioness by Pope Pius X. Only three other Americans, including the Countess Leary and Marquis and Marchioness Maloney, share similar distinctions. McLaughlin is noted for her charities.
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Brooklyn
New York
Hugh McLaughlin
Hugh
McLaughlin
Marchioness
Pius’ X
Countess Leary
Marquis
Maloney
Unclear Text Testimony From New York Report
Fragmentary copy mentions girls and testimony with Hitchcock and New York dated June 9, but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to form a full news item.
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Hitchcock
O , New, York
Bisle Yoecks
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Maple Street
Kingham
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KH. J. Sweeney
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Walnut Street
Hisl. H. Winslow
Ladies’ Aid Sociery
Ger‘tad Lutheran Church
A. J. Gardner, Jr
Providence, R. I
Henry W. Hamilton
Highstreat
W H. ‘Garth
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Middletown
W. G. Gard
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Isabelle
Tromer Benson
Straitsville
Grove Cemetery
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A. O
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Elks
Scott Company
Baseball
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Geshia
Sweeney's Art Store
Baby Nell
Big Bob
South Main
John M. Page & Co
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W. H. Watsons
North Main St
Union City
South Main St
W. L.lloyd’s
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Glenwood Nurseries
Rochester, N. Y. R. P
Hinckley
Haven
Naugatuck Drug Company
Maple Streets
Malleable Iron + Co
Manufacucery of
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Merry Widow
Nox
J.E. Martin
Neary
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Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters
Naugatuck. Conn