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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
4
The notice states publication at 92 and 11 North Main Street, Naugatuck, Conn. Rates show 5.00 8.50 0 26.50 for display ads. Entries must be received by 9:00 a m to appear in the next issue. after hours will be delayed to the following issue.
A New Jersey girl attracted attention by predicting her own death on a set date and making preparations. She did not die as foretold and now appears cheerful, saying nothing about the prophecy. She notes death is certain for all, but the date or hour remains unknown.
The British admiralty plans a colossal battleship to eclipse all rivals, reflecting a naval arms race where nations push to build larger, more powerful ships. The trend underscores the era’s fascination with oversized warships and escalating maritime power.
In Bridgeport two young men caught stealing flowers in a public park were fined $10 and costs each. The judge said it served them right and urged authorities to catch more such thieves to deter similar thefts.
The Ansonia Sentinel notes that $200 spent this summer for sprinkling the city's macadam will save more than $1,000 in repair work next year. The paper argues there is no economy in neglecting macadam roads when a small extra for sprinkling prevents deterioration.
With many candidates seeking the Democratic vice presidential nomination, the selection for William J Bryan is shaping up as a heated and dramatic contest, promising a lively struggle as the process proceeds.
New Haven teachers receive grants totaling 429000 last night, boosting annual education funding in the city to 26280 per teacher and highlighting the significant share of education spending relative to population. Ansonia Sentinel notes former Senator Don Cameron kept from the Republican National Convention in Chicago, reflecting on past nominations and political shifts.
Pennsylvania lauds Philander Chase Inox as a distinguished son and top attorney general, praising his legal victories, integrity, and unwavering devotion to Republican principles. The speech argues for his nomination, insisting his record, leadership, and constitutional interpretation suit the nation’s needs at the 1900 Republican convention.
Rev Dr Hill invokes divine blessing at the permanent organization in Chicago. Rev Dr John Wesley III of Metropolitan Temple New York offers a prayer praising Providence Plymouth Rock the Declaration of Independence and the flag as symbol of liberty and urging wisdom justice and patriotic devotion for Lincoln emancipation and world citizenship.
Sale begins Saturday June 18 and runs to Thursday June 25 featuring muslin underwear shirt waists and white goods. items include Corset Covers drawers skirts nightgowns and chemises with lace embroidery ruffles and tucks. prices quoted per item with many under 1 dollar and some up to $1.69. National Consumers League label appears on garments and Keady-made items offered at lower cost than material.
Advertises a broad assortment of fabrics including 1200 yard ginghams and perales, dotted lawn, figured Madras, India linen, crossbar dimity, dotted Swiss, figured lawn, and lappets. Prices from 10c to $1.50 per yard plus linen waists and threaded Venise embroidery with styles noted.
Market prices shrink for summer undergarments as Kimonas of figured and white lawn, kimonas with pink and blue bands, and dressing sacques with square necks and three-quarter sleeves are advertised. The June sale highlights muslin underwear and white goods with price concessions on shirts, waists, and percale items to attract buyers.
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