Tea and coffee for travelers at bargain prices
A period ad urges customers to take tea and coffee on trips. It promotes brews for hotels or relatives, offers jars and a dozen jars at fixed prices, and includes a Baking Powder offer. The text promises a refund if not satisfied and emphasizes the ease of sharing gifts.
Local Club and Lodge Meeting Listings
A compact notice lists various groups and their regular meetings including Boys' club Pequot club Naturalist club and Board of aldermen along with Court Vigilant F of A ce W A regular meeting Court G Verdi No 151 F of A ce lodge No 187 N E oO P Rosedale camp No 9615 M W of A St Michael's Altar society Water ville Waterbury Typographical union No 329 Waterbury Musicians Protective association St Michael's Drum corps Water ville and St Michael's Altar society gatherings.
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Pequot Club
Naturalist Club
Board of Aldermen
Court Vigilant
F. of A. Ce
W. A
Court G
Verdi
N. BE
Rosedale
M. W. of A
St Michael's Altar Society
Waterville
Waterbury Typographical Union
Waterbury Musicians Protective Association
St Michael's Drum Corps
Purely Personal Vacation and Visit Notes Across Town
Miss Edith Sperry is on vacation to Woodmont. Miss Ella Smith is vacationing in Old Orchard. Miss Mary Gaffney visiting Mrs Michael Flemming in Suffield. Arthur Pollak on a two weeks vacation to Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. Dr John D Freney away for a month at Asbury Park and Atlantic City. Mrs Charles Morway returned to Bristol from Waterbury trip. Miss Anna Coffey and Miss Ruth Lannon of New Britain visiting here. Miss Elsie Humphrey spending a week at New Foundland Lake New Hampshire. Miss Marjorie Fitzgerald of Bergin Street in New Haven for two weeks with friends. William Dunphy William McGinniss John Bolan and Frank Hogan at Bantam Lake. Clifford Kellsey visiting friends in town from Hastings on Hudson. Joseph McDonald Joseph Bergen and Edward Ray depart for a week touring Berkshires. R S Ross Y M C A general secretary left for Gales Ferry for the month. Misses Sadie and Marjorie Rigney leave for Chicago. Officer John Brickel and family leave for two weeks at Walnut Beach Hemlock cottage. Monsignor Slocum invited as guest of honor at A C H state convention and parade in New Haven August 19 20 21. Mr and Mrs Edward Schuyler of Baltimore visited then left for Boston for Knights of Pythias encampment.
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Mary Gaffney
Michael Flemming
Suffield
Arthur Pollak
Lake Suna
Pee
N. H
John D. Freney
Asbury Park
Atlantic City
Charles Morway
Bristol
Waterbury
Anna Coffey
Ruth Lannon
New Britain
Elsie Humphrey
Chapman Street
New Foundland Lake
Marjorie Fitzgerald
Bergin Streets
New Haven
William Dunphy
William McGinniss
John Bolan
Frank Hogan
Bantam Lake
Clifford Kellsey
Hastings
the Hudson
Joseph McDonald
Joseph Bergen
Edward Ray
Edward Schuyler
Baltimore
Boston
Knights of Pythias
City News Highlights From Board Meetings And Local Events
The aldermen meet tonight while a school board session is set for 7 30 this evening at Crosby high. A memorial service honored George Tuttle and Timothy J Corcoran at Simonsville church. A North Elm Street incident involved a razor fight between two women over children. Waterbury railroad decisions allow NYNH&H to extend tracks on Thomaston avenue. North Willow Street gains a double track and paving by Warren Bros begins on the adjacent roadwork. Waterbury and Naugatuck Pythians depart for a Boston national convention with local committees listed for arrangements and lodges Good Will and Magnolias sending delegates.
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Board of Education
Crosby High School
Simonsville Methodist Church
George Tuttle
Timothy J. Corcoran
John Stotz
North Elm Street
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
City of
Waterbury
Thomaston Avenue
North Willow Street
West Main
Highland Parks
Warren Bros Company
Johnson and
Ridgewood Streets
Question of Hartford convention chairman debated
August 3 Hartford dispatch notes the Republican state convention’s upcoming leadership question. Rumors placed United States Senator Frank Brandegee as a potential presiding figure, but that appears unlikely. It remains unclear who Chairman Kenealy has chosen to invite or name.
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Hartford
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
Kenealy
Carpets at Greatly Reduced Midseason Prices
The Miller and Peck Co announces a midsummer carpet sale with discounts across Wiltons Brussels and tapestry varieties. Highlights include Wilton Velvets from $1.15, Brussels from $1.15, Savonnerie Plush from $2.59, and high grade Wiltons. Ingrain carpets and a 19¢ per yard matting sale also offered, with seconds noted for minor imperfections.
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Whittall
TWO ROLL CALLS AT NEW BRITAIN POLICE HEADQUARTERS
In New Britain on August 3 the police lined up at 7 p.m. Chief W J Rawlings ordered an extra roll call for all night men. All officers must report again at 4 05 p m or 6 05 a m for a second roll call, ending staggered starts. Supernumeraries follow rege duties under the same orders.
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New Britain
W. J. Rawlings
Motorman Atkina suspected in Hartford mystery
Hartford August 2 police believe George Atkina a motorman did not commit a crime. Clothes were found on the Consecti cut river banks and a room search on Church street showed other uniforms and tires were missing. Police think the riverbank clothes were left to cover his departure.
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Hartford
George Atkina
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Edward B. Condit
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Edward Hart
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Martin Weigner
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