Watertown Notes Hard at Work on Homes and Visits
N B Miller plans house remodeling and several new homes rise near Cherryhurst park. Edward Weber attends his aunt’s funeral in Springfield. Wa tertown fire department to meet Tuesday evening. Mrs Mary Williams of Waterbury visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Atwood. Mrs George Pritchard returns from Bethlehem. Clifford Murphy nephew bitten by a dog yesterday. Dr Martin treated the wound.
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Cherry Hurst Park
Edward Weber
Springfield
Watertown
Oakville Happenings Roundup From Town Notes
Church services will be at the usual hours tomorrow. George Vail is laying a well on his property at Newton Heights. Miss Anna Mattoon of Falls Avenue visits Gurnseytown relatives. Sainte Sunday school scholars held their annual outing at Lake Quassapaug. Mr and Mrs H A Daine and Mrs Painter of Newton Heights are recent Savin Rock visitors. Over 70 dollars were raised at the lawn fete by All Saints church. Construction proceeds on houses at Knobb Hill by Oskville Co and Newton Heights by Edward Champagne. Blackberries are cheaper, crop in the region largest in years.
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Columbus Hall
Cathol_ Me institute
Waterbury
Beacon Falls
Seymour
Naugatuck Fire Department
Ansonia
M. Kiely
New Haven
Nixon & Carroll
Salem Lutheran Church
Baptist Church
A. T. Hanna
Pond Hill
Miss Knox
Fred Levin
Charles Island
Naugac
Ba F
Knights of Pythias
George Vail
Newton Heights
Anna Mattoon
Falls Avenue
Gurnseytown
All Sainte
Lake Quassapaug
H. A. Daine
Painter
Savin Rock
All Saints’ Church
Oskville Co
Knobb Hill
Edward Champagne
Local briefs across Connecticut towns a mix of mishaps and motions
The Danbury Baptist church calls Rev E Huested of Tarrytown as candidate. Ridgefield reports injuries from a car wreck involving a New York man. Bridgeport bound over on arson and fraud charges. Plainville bank plans advance with W P Crabtree designs. Middletown auto crash after tire burst, six injured. Bristol town considers eliminating two grade crossings. Litchfield drowning of Michael Tigi in Bantam Blake. Branford 12 year old Edward Mackrille drowned near West Haven. Berlin American Prn Co branch booming with orders. New London body found near Fisher Island Co wharf with Providence ticket. Canaan conference sessions cut. Chautauqua closes with chorus concert. Meriden Y M C A director Kupfer resigns. Slocum to replace. Bridgeport photographer Cochran wins Yankee prize. New Haven child burns from matches. East Haven boy hospitalized. Thompson exits pond after car crash. Willimantic camp meeting night drama with missing husband sparked search.
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Danbury
E. Huested
Tarrytown
N. Y
Meriden
Ridgefield
John Sturgis
New York
Bridgeport
William Ball
Bassett & Ball
Spring Waters
Plainville
W. P. Crabtree
New Britain
Natonal Bank
Middletown
Isaac Bauer
Bauer
Bristol
Litchfield
Michael Tigi
Tigi
Branford
Edward
Alfred Mackrille
Second Avenue
West Haven
Hotchkiss Grove
Berlin
M. E. Taylor
American Prn Co
Waterbury
New London
Wlll
Thames River
Fishers Island
Cassidy
Canaan
Chautauqua Assembly
Broerenne
Assembly
Charles G. Kupfer
Meriden Y. MC. A
Taek
Philip H. Slocum
Winsted Y.M. C. A
C. 8 Caghran
Main Street
Sret
New England Photographers’ Association
Boston
Eastman Kodak Co
Cochran
New Haven
Arthur Daly
Patrick Daly
High Avent
East Haven
KetchelStopsKelly In Third Round In San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel of Grand Rapids knocked out Hugo Kelly of Chicago in the third round after Kelly held the early edge. Ketchel landed three quick lefts to the jaw, sending Kelly to the floor for the count.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ketchel
Grand Rapids
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
Ketchel
Pierces of Germantown Beats Teddy Maloney at Broadway A C
Pierce of Germantown administered a hard beating to Teddy Maloney at the Broadway A C on Thursday night after Maloney had the early advantage. Maloney rallied in the second, but Pierce dominated with steady jabs, scoring a knockdown before the bell. Maloney was nearly out in the sixth but fought back to the end.
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Philacciona
Pierce
Germantown
Teddy Maloney
Broadway A. C
Maloney
Teddy
Jim Stewart Returns to Ring in New York Norfolk Show
New York reports Jim Stewart, a heavyweight, ending weeks of absence after a loss, returning at Princess A C. He dominated Morris Harris in the fourth round before the referee halted the bout. Harris protested, but Stewart proved too clever as Harris spent most of the time on the defensive.
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New York
Jim Stewart
Joe
Jeannette
Squared Circle
Princess A. C
Morris Harris
Philadelphia
Harris
American car wins New York to Paris race driven by Shuster
Paris reports the American car led by George Shuster won the New York to Paris race. The German entry finished four days behind but an allowance of thirty days to the American altered the outcome. The German team crossed the Atlantic later but failed to gain the lead before the finish.
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Yanker
Paris
George Shuster
New York
Seat
United States
Victorious rifle team to be greeted in Washington
Washington on August 8 will host a grand reception for the Olympic rifle team returning from the games. Government representatives and civilian rifle enthusiasts will honor the victors aboard the revenue cutter Mohawk before the team heads to Camp Perry for matches. Generals, officers, and a military band will attend the ceremonies.
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Washington, D.C
America
Committee On
City of
York
National Board For
National Rifle Association of America
Treasury Department
New York
Camp Perry
Washington
Fred D. Grant
Department of the East
Army
Navy
James A. Crain
National Guard
National Rifle Association
State of
New Militia Board
Shooting Pubication
Frank £. Evans
U. S. Marine Corps
The
New York Sun
Briggs
New Jersey
W. F. Leuschner
Buffalo
Martin
Leuschner
William B. Martin
C. B. Winder
Ohio
Palma
L. Eastman
Second
Ohio Infantry
Benedict
K. K. V. Caney
Delaware
Travel timetable snippets across cities and routes
Fragmented schedules list bus and train times for GOing South routes to Bridgeport New York Ansonia New Haven Torrington Winsted Watertown Hartford Springfield Willimantic Putnam Danbury and related connections. Shows multiple departure times including mornings and evenings with none clearly structured or complete.
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Bridgeport
New York
Ansonia
New Haven
Torrington Winsted
Watertown
Ate
Wong Zast
Hartford
Springfield
Willimantic
Ear Putnam
Springfeld
P. m. West
Danbury
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H. S
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DR. Beadle
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Benson Furniture Company
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Grand Street
Woodruff
Democrat
Naugatuck
Oakville
Grace Smith
Knights of King Arthur
Bantam Lake
Michael Ryan
South Water Street
Norwalk
Camp Windy
Lake Quassapaus
N. B. Miller
W. Jones
Ketchell
Baldwin
Griffin
Tris
Matty
Charley Griffin
Australia
Fairmont
A. G
Tom Riley
Kid Rose
Young Wagner
Tom Maloney
Jin Smith
Jimmy West
EmRee
Stewart
Glover
Carter
Billy Glover
Eddie Carter
Rockaway
Freddy O'Brien
Eddie Toy
Yoats Springfield
Ma Quinn
Stoney
Marty Leonard
Pat Galvin
George Bothner
A_ Gispatch
the Tribune
Cincinnati
Mike Schreck
Jack Johnson
National Sport
London
C. F. Mathison
New York City
Sebreck
Johnson
Michael Jhe
Secrat
P. T. Keeler
North Enders
Marksmen
Petoskey
Mich
Aug
Ralph Harris
Kaness
Walloon
Best Dental Co
Manufacturer's Bank
Hallet & Davis
H. W. Yeager
Rep
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Grand and Bank Streets
Waterbury, Conn
the White-Simmons Co
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