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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
4
Classified notice detailing subscription rates for one year six months three months and one month at 5.00 2.60 1.26 and 0.50 dollars respectively. Publication appears every evening except Sunday from 11 North Main Street Naugatuck Connecticut.
New York readers are shown a bathing suit model described as a traveling wear for the season. The feature highlights the Bathing Suit Princess design and notes nine fashionable automobile accessories accompanying the display.
The city will assess benefits and damages to Carroll Street property owners after years of calls to commissioners. Once benefits and damages are paid and highway grade lines set, the rock graded, and curbs and sidewalks installed, owners should be satisfied as improvements add value to their property.
A California man claims an inheritance of 810 million dollars and says he will spend the income helping people who have failed in life. He plans to aid 20,000 initially and may add another 20,000 if needed, reducing the need to seek recipients after his generosity becomes known.
A description of Naugatuck's public park highlighting its blooming flowers well kept grounds and attractive shrubbery. The piece expresses local pride in the park as a model for the community and a source of civic pride.
The report states John Slummond-fo signed a $60,000 job to devote his time to pushing his bid for the vice-presidency. It asserts he is earnest and not bluffing in his pursuit of the nomination.
A board of investigation will examine the Wennessee armored wagon accident in which our men were killed and several injured. The inquiry aims for a thorough probe and to prevent recurrence.
A 67 year old woman entered a 10 mile swimming race in St Louis after a doctor warned her lungs were damaged and health was poor. The physician advised swimming to inflate the lungs, and she became an athlete at an age when many women are past their prime.
Over the past decade 50 million travelers favored New York hotels, fueling rapid expansion and record luxury. Tax valuations show Waldorf Astoria at 312.16 million, Plaza at 37.6 million, Astor at 86 million, Belmont 3.875 million, Manhattan 98.2 million, St. Regis 2.8 million, Knickerbocker 82 million, Gotham 81.25 million, illustrating a high-stakes hotel market.
Paris shoppers see a summer style shift with silk and embroidered net coats over lingerie and unlined velvet options for cool days. Black satin jackets mimic men's coats while white worsted suits brighten warm days. Travel wear favors blue and green shades, pongee, and mirage fabrics with new princess panel bathing suits. Hats feature lace, Neapolitan trims, ostrich plumes, and wide straw bands, and car style includes porcelain glass luggage quivers mounted on the front.
Chicago June 10 Colonel Fleury Watterson criticizes Governor Johnson as procrastinating while Bryan emerges as Democratic front runner. He predicts Bryan will win on the first ballot and outlines concerns about Taft and Republican funds. Watterson notes Democratic unity and doubts Johnson’s viability in the Denver convention and November election.
In Kravonia, Sophy accepts monseigneur’s wagered hand as Marie Zerkovitch rushes in with news. King Nes dies after a night of hemorrhage as Lukovitch proclaims a new order, with Sophy and men of Vol leading the crowd to witness the king’s body on the auction stand in the market.
At a Texas Democratic conference in Dallas June 10, John Mitchell former UMW president was endorsed for vice president with W C Bryan and a national labor campaign was launched.
The Democratic state convention met in Portland on June 10 elected four delegates at large and two delegates from each congressional district and passed resolutions endorsing William J. Bryan for the presidential nomination.
Washington June 10 Senator Gore of Oklahoma briefly distinguished an object with his left eye for about thirty seconds marking a notable improvement after a week of treatment at Episcopal Dye Hat and Throat hospital. If further gains occur it may be unnecessary to operate as planned.
The Decorah Posten reports Christen Milliven, once of Dover near Chetek, Wisconsin, disappeared in 1906 after selling his farm for 2000 dollars in cash. Authorities suspect Mrs. Gunness of Laporte, Indiana, and the Laporte postmaster confirms Milliven’s mail reached Mrs Gunness.
Former Attorney General Wade Williams defense argues motion as Capitol conspiracy trial jury addresses closing phase in Harrisburg Pennsylvania on June 10.
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