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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
5
The listing advertises white goods and fabrics including chiffon batiste, embroidered fatigue, soft kinish batiste, and a range of lawns, linens, pique, and muslin. It promotes a showing with special values among the many fabrics and patterns available.
Silk Gloves advertised in three lengths and button counts with prices 600 and 750 for two clasp silk gloves, 16 button silk gloves at 1.16 and 1.60, Lisle gloves at 0.50 and 0.76, and black 16 button silk gloves priced 1.60. Golf BPAY mentions black and white options.
A weather note lists likely rain stopping tonight with Friday clearing. It names venues including Y M C I and Neary building Evergrean chapter QO K Twit chell building Naugatuck fire department hose house Waters Street Salem Social club Hudson building Sveaborg lodge Sea lodge O W Pythian hall Naugatuck hive L O T M Foresters hall Naugatuck tent K O T M F or yaters hall Natatua tribe I O R M Red Man's hall O V Pythian
Fragments indicate a notice about a closure tied to Mr Greenburg with uncertain context and dates. The readable bits mention Lewis and a possible banking or business action affecting a person named Greenburg.
Mrs Freda Gessner aged 28 wife of Bruno Gessner of Pines Bridge was struck by a passenger train in Beacon Falls this morning at about 6 o'clock while walking to her rubber shoe factory job. Her neck was broken and she died instantly. She had stepped from the track to avoid a southbound freight, not hearing the approaching passenger train on the other track. Her body was taken to Beacon Falls station for removal to her home. The engineer was F R Rheil and conductor McFarland. Funeral arrangements were not yet complete.
Governor Woodrail authorizes the admission of Howard F. Burdette of Meriden and Fannie Waterbury of Milford to the Home for Incurables at Newington. He also approves Katie Beebler of Enfield for the School for Imbeciles at Lakeville and approves Herman O Averil’s household animals aid bill for $105.
District of Naugatuck probate court schedules a May 12 1908 hearing for Anthony Wohittiker estate to authorize sale of real property. Publication and mailed notices to heirs and devisees are ordered. Judge John F McDonough presides.
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as purifying the blood and clearing the skin while restoring ruddy health. It claims to conquer dyspepsia, drive out impurities, tone the stomach, and ensure perfect digestion and weight gain.
Old ad warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Bird Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims the remedy is mercury free and taken internally. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists price and availability through druggists.
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