May devotions, electrical work, and local notices
A Connecticut local notice brief covers May church devotions at St. Francis church on Linea Hill street with electrician James Oarley, a Woodbine Street resident, and a New Haven visit by Miss Teresa Dinning. It also notes homicide and personal crisis figures for April, a probate assembly meeting in Hartford on May 18, a Naugatuck band dance at Columbus Hall, a rector’s clerical club meeting in Middletown, and library donations from Stanley W. Edwards and Simeon Baldwin. Memorial Day orders call for flag display on May 30 at state arsenals and related sites.
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James
Oarley
John Kissane
Linea
Hill ‘Street
Misa
Tersa Dinning
Woodbine Street
New, Haven
Connecticut
Connecticut Probate Assembly
Theospitol
Hartford
W. H. Garth
St. Michael’s
Episcopal ‘Church
Middletown
O. Acheson
Georgs
Newtown
State Library
Stanley
W. Edwards
Temperance - Society of
Granby
Salmon : Brook
Jamos R. Hayes
W. Dewey
Williamsburg
Mass
Simeon E. Baldwin
Charles F. Case
Harford
Simsbury ‘Bridge
Jonathan Pettivons
Woodruff
George M. Cole
Noroton
Fighting Dick Hyland meets Bert Keyes in draw at National Athletic Club
New York May 6 Richard Hyland of California known as Fighting Dick due to his love of fighting faced Bert Keyes of New York in a six round bout at the National Athletic Club. No knockdown or decision was recorded referee John White indicated a possible draw if a decision had been possible Keyes failed to land enough heavy blows to meet a nickname. Hyland pressed with hard rights and each fighter returned strong counters in a brisk contest with no official verdict.
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New
York
Richard Hyland
California
Bert Keyes
New York
National Athletic Club
John
White
Keyes
Calvin Demarest wins international amateur billiard title
Calvin Demarest of the Chicago Athletic Club won the international amateur billiard championship last night at the Liederkranz club in New York. He defeated Lucien Révolle, five times champion of France, by 400 to 216 in the 14th inning after an undefeated run through the eight-man event. Demarest’s high break was 145 as he closed out the final.
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New-York
Calvin, Demarest
Chicago Athletic Club
Liederkranz Club
Lucien.Revolle
France
Boxing Draw in Six Rounds at Maple Angers Crowd
New York May saw B Wagner and Sam Kellar of England draw after six lively rounds. Wagner pressed the Briton, who fought bravely to even the score, while George Kitson and Billy New won preliminary bouts.
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New York
Joe
Wagner
George
Kitson
Billy
Reynolds
Lou
Ryal
Hurley
Kansas City closes saloons proves prosperity and peace
O W Trackett signed statement to SHERROD SOULE outlines Kansas City progress after saloon closures. City population around 100000, with banks up 1.5 million, schools adding teachers, fewer criminals, and increased trade. Officials claim no saloons or gambling dens remain, crime low, and public sentiment transformed as industries and wages rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financ
Kansas City
Kansas
O. W.trackett
Naugatuck
Mia
Sherrod Soule
Kangaa
Kangas
United States
Clarks
Watibutions
Caloans
Court of” Gainiiion
Cbse
BBC
all kinds of tiny fresh sea food at Taylor market
The notice lists Spring styles at Haurer Bs Oxford and asks if Maulings and Sons took Oxforda. Specials include linens, toweling, and men’s clothing. Bargains at M Freedman’s Linens and Toweling. Prices from B12 to 830.
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Bhoés
Atyles
Haurer
Oxfords
Oxforda
Wilk
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Istapie Street
Naugatuck, Conn
F. H. Judd.& Co
Tood Oxford
J. B. Mullings & Son
Bank Street
South Main St
Ferrazzo
Ceraldi
Neary
Weary
Church St
Lehigh Coal
Mason
G.W. Benedict
St. Francis’ Church
Dick Hyland
Demarest
Maine
Main Street
Naugatuck Conn
Jones
Harvard
Go, Iogarands St
Andrew
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