May licensing hearings and local events noted
The county commissioners will meet May 13 at 9:30 a.m. with Bowen's office to receive saloon and druggists license applications. A St Mary's parish fair at Columbus Hall begins May 19, promising success. Other items list postponements, a Derby weather forecast, and notes on dog registration loopholes and penalties.
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St. Francis
Ghurah
Charles F
Hungerford
Mapla
Cheshire
William Ward
Elm ‘Street
Israel
Putnam Memorial
Bowen
St. Mary’s Parish
Columbus Hall
Firemen’s
Naugatuck High School
Theta Sigma
New Haven
Mayor Signs Warren Brothers Paving Contract in Boston
Mayor Thoms has signed a $30,000 paving contract with Warren Brothers of Boston for Bish op Elizabeth West Main and Willow streets using bubulithic material. The board of public works awarded it last summer but the mayor delayed signing until trolley disputes on Willow street are settled or until the company agrees to pave only safe streets. The firm will proceed on streets without trolley conflicts and await resolution before finishing the remainder.
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Garden Plaza
Derby
East Side
Prophet
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Northeaast
Pat
Usy
Thoms
Warren Brothers’ Company
Boston
Bishop, Elizabeth
West Main
Willow Streets
Board of Public Works
Connecticut
Willow Street
Ridgewood
Pine Streets
West Main Street
Church and
Willow
City Officials Ordered to Requisition Trolley Tickets
City department heads must obtain trolley tickets from the city controller before the finance board will reimburse transportation expenses. The report by Commissioners Scully and McElligott, labeled the official conservators over city officials, was presented to the board. The committee recommends that all transportation bills be presented to the controller for payment.
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City Finance Board
Scully and McElligott
Board
of Finance
Tuberculosis League Plans Canvas Tents At Treatment Grounds
The Anti Tuberculosis league nears agreement to erect canvas tents for patients under its direction. Committees consider three tent sizes for individual patients, small groups, and large groups. An administration building may be built for nurses, pantry, kitchen, and business use, possibly with a dining hall.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League
Commissioned and Noncommissioned Officers Toast at Elton
The officers of Company A Second regiment O N G held a tanquet in The Elton American Dining room. Lt Frederick R Webster served as toastmaster and spoke as did Lance Corporal Lawrence L Lewis on Duty to the King to loud applause. Present were Captain Henry B Carter Lieutenants Webster Wilcox First Sergeant John Buckley Sergeants Miller Littlejohn Barlow Corporals Littlejohn Redhe son William Meegan Floyd D Cole Louis Stopkin Robert Haung an and Lawrence L Lewis.
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Frederick R. Webster
Lawrence L. Lewis
Henry B. Carter
Frederick Webster
Levi Wilcox
John Buckley
Irving O. Miller
John Littlejohn
Howard Barlow
Henry Littlejohn
Red Heson
William Meegan
Floyd D. Cole
Louis Stopkin
Robert Haunigan
Lance Corporn
Lawrence IL. Lewis
Memorial Day Parade Security Plans Outlined
The board of public safety decided to station a platoon of police to head the Memorial Day parade and the fire department would likely wear uniforms for the morning parade period.
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Board of Public. Safety
Fire
Marys School Graduation Officers Elected in Class Roster
Officers listed for the Marys School graduation include President William Shea Secretary Wa Doran Treasurer Christine Lavin Historian James Shiels Class Will Paul Finnegan Valedictorian Mary M Cronin Salutatorian Margaret Blacker and Motto Catherine Maloney The text also advertises Burdock Blood Bitters with claims of purifying the blood clearing the skin improving digestion and health and mentions a national stomach issue reference
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At. Bt
Mary’ 'S School
William Shea
Wa Doran
Sas
Christine Lavin
Nellie Kiely
James Shiels
Paul’. Finnegan
Mary, McCarthy
Mary M.D. Cronin
Margaret Blacker
Catherine Maloney
War Declared Who Will Enlist in This Popular Movement
Advertises Mi-o-na and Mi-tablets as stomach health remedies promoted by druggists. Claims strong results with a money back guarantee on 50 cent boxes. Lists symptoms like headache dizziness heart palpitations and bad breath as conditions it can alleviate.
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Tableta
Guffer
Symptonie Sbare
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Wanamaker’s
Isi
Wanamaker
America
Wanamaker Tress Goods
Europe
John Wanamaikxeir
A. T. Stewart & Co
Broadway
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Street
New York City
Irass Seed
Timothy
Clover
Davis Feed Store
North Main St
Naugatuck
Soodrich
Dirhoct Wire
New York
Charah St
Naugutuek
K. of P
Pythian Hall
Dallas
Union St
Grand St
Buckingham Bld
Imperial Moving Pictures
Outing Athletic Club
Thursady
Red Men’s Hall
Donkersley
Orchestra of Sight Pisces
Prospect Manufacturing Company of
Waterbury
Cath
Olic
Mary’s Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sacred “Heart
St. Francis’ Xaviers
St. ‘Thomas
Patrick’s
Francis
Terryville
Immaculate Conception
Thomaston
St. Thomas’s
Union City
St. Mary’s School
Salem Spring
Salem Spring Ice Co
North Main Sta Te
W.H. Kehoe
Yaodelo
J. Birnbaum
Church St
Post Office
Eo Pi
Conn
M. Fannick
Jonn
MOM
Internationa Trust Building
Mass
Naugatuck Band
The
Naugatuck Water Company
Barnum Building
Barnwn
E. C. Barnum, Sec., Treas, & Grn
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