Swedish Congregational Church minister to speak in Georgetown Conn
Mr Minkwitz and Mrs from Highland avenue and South Main street will spend Sunday with relatives in Meriden. Gustaf A Kadston pastor of the Swedish Congregational church will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. Svea lodge No 24 will hold its memorial service tomorrow afternoon at Pyhtian hall at 8. Red Men’s Hall dance tonight at Red Men’s hall with Prentzel’s orchestra. Admission 25 cents. Peter Maralame Waterbury George Humphrey Orange Isaac Sieler New Haven discharged from bankruptcy by Judge James P Platt. Horace Johnson comments on weather predicting fruit crop failure due to cool nights. Yale law seniors fail exams. ten members not receiving degrees. Connecticut Republican delegation arrives in New Haven from Chicago today. W G Hard returns from convention in Des Moines as member of nine committee. Connecticut Bankers association set ninth annual meeting June 26 at Hotel Griswold Has tern Point Groton with seaside rates. New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and New England Navigation require freight ships to mark packages in brush stencil or label beginning July 1. exemptions for certain bulk goods and branded items.
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Minkwitz
Highland Avenue
South Main ‘Street
Meriden
Gustaf A
Kadston
Congregational Church
Georgetown
Conn
Morrow
Svea
Order
Vasa
Pythian Ball
AQ Friends of the Society
Red Men’s
Prentzel
Peter “Maralame
Waterbury
George Humphrey
Orange
Isaac Sieler
New Haven
James P. Platt
Connecticut Bankers’ Association
Griswold
Hastern Point
Groton
New London
Theb
New York
Saoka
Lega
Woman Attempts Suicide by Carbolic Acid in Despair
Mrs. John Ward, 95, of 58 Mill Street, consumed nearly an ounce of carbolic acid last night seeking death. She had been out of work and in melancholy for days. her husband, not living with her for a year, reportedly employed by the city though unverified. In other news, at the Waterbury Business Men's Association meeting, John F. Stevens's reply on restoring trains to the Naugatuck division was deemed unfavorable due to current business conditions, and a plan to investigate fraudulent bankruptcy cases was approved to reduce future occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mill Street
Waterbury
John F. Stevens
New Haven Road
Naugatuck
Trappers Praise Season as Fur Industry Tops Million
The article notes a robust fur bearing animal season ending tonight with trappers claiming over $1,000,000 earned. Muskrats surge in numbers due to recent heavy rainfall and abundant waterways, while mink also rise. The open season runs November 15 to April 15 with musk rat and mink protected. Further, estate matters include the Jean Jacques Estate and Interugene L Jacques probate, Keeley earning $600 as administrator, and Eagles hall and Jacques theater rentals totaling over a thousand dollars.
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Carlos
The
Fish ‘Commission
Jean Jacques
Interugene
L. Jacques
Michael KE
Keeley
Eagles Association
Eagle Hall
South Main Street
Poli
Jacques Theater
Jacques
Wells Named Third Member On Cedar Street Compromise Panel
Ambrose H. Wells is appointed by Valentine Bohl as the third member of a committee to investigate and report to the board of aldermen on Bohl's proposal to accept a $20,000 compromise price for his Cedar Street property taken by condemnation for park purposes. The other two members are John F. Gallagher and ex-Mayor John P. Elton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose H. Wells
Valentine Bohl
Thef Board of Aldermen
Bohl
Cedar ‘Street
John F. Gallaghber
Board of Aldermen
John P. Elton
Memorial services of A O H societies and Ladies Auxiliary
Annual memorial services of the A O H societies and Ladies Auxiliary are set for Sunday at St Patricks Hall at 1 30 PM. A requiem mass for deceased members was celebrated at St Cecelia’s Church at 9 AM by Rev Dr Farrell, president of Division No 1 A O H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrict’s Hall
St. Cecelia’s Church
Farrell, Martin
A. O. Hy
Trial of Farino delayed on assault with intent to murder
In superior court the Antonio Farino case on assault with intent to murder Gerardo Martini was continued to Tuesday morning. He allegedly shot Martini after a February quarrel on South Leonard Street. City court had bound Farino over. Witnesses say the quarrel occurred at a family christening. Some witnesses identify Antonio Falconio as the shooter and report his threat to “knock somebody's teeth out.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Farino
Gerardo Martino
Farino
Martini
South Leonard Street
Antonio Falconio
Falconio
Aes
Jacques presents Confessions of a Wife at The Jacques
Amusements notes that the popular melodrama Confessions of a Wife will be staged next week at The Jacques in nine scenes. Director Stubbs arranged climaxes for dramatic moments and added illustrated songs by George Graham, with Pols popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques
Stubbs
George
Graham
Advertised Letters Uncalled for List June 6 1908
The following letters addressed to named individuals remain uncalled for at the post office. Persons applying for the letters should present themselves. The notice lists Morrig Mary E and other named addressees with dates and instructions for claiming.
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H, C
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Conran
W. F. Clark
Cherry St
Leonaldor
Mtua
Annie Srappand
Maybury
Dottort
Mioh
Detroit
Mich
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Otawart
Wighost
St. Louia
1904
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Crean
Cincinnati
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Lodue
Aod
Bae Uy
Charles Me
Semont
Orete
Kurner & Co, (Inc
Now
Haven
Comm
J. F. Oreilly
Union City
TEI
Sik Prentzel
Sql Orchestra
Yale Law School
Connecticut Republican
New Laven
Chicago
W. G. Hard
Supreme Lodge of the
Des Moines, Ill
Mel John
Ward
Pal Conio
Jean
Minnesota
Ambrose Wells
A. OH. Memorial Services
Salem Spring Reservoir
Are You
Salem Spring Ice Co
North Main St
Bank &J
DeRobertis, Ladies’ ‘Custom Tailor
Waterbury, Conn
Patrick Henry
Perience Meeting”’ of the
W. H. Kehoe
Morrig
Mary. E
J. Birnbaum
Timothy
Red Top
Clover
Davis Feed ‘Store
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