Burke couple returns from Bridgeport vacation
Mr and Mrs Joseph Burke have returned from a vacation in Bridgeport. James Malone of Bank Street left this morning for Bridgeport where he has secured a position in the Locomobile factory. Brooklyn was visited last evening by people who cleaned up the liquid refreshment they could find on Third street last night. Thieves stole all the milk from several homes, bottles, cans and pitchers included. Milk was a premium this morning. Take Kodol when you need it. Buckingham Pharmacy sells it.
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James Malone
Bankstreet
Bridgeport
Brooklyn
Third Street
Dentist's Drill Incident Lands Man in Waterbury Hospital
E W Mooring real estate man endured a dramatic dental accident when a drill broke and lodged in his throat. Doctors delayed surgery until inflammation subsided, feeding him only ice water. He later expelled the drill fragment into his mouth, ending the ordeal. Also reports William A Snowden dies at 84 in Fairfax county. Mutiny by 1000 time expired soldiers triggers panic in Adrianople.
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E. W. Mooring
Waterbury Hospital
Mr Mooring
Adrianople
London
Times
Sofia
Bulgaria
European
Turkey
Constantinople
City Court Reports Fines After Bank Street Disturbance
John Simons tied up with Officer Charles Gallagher after a disturbance at a Bank street place near Concordia hall. Simons fined 10 dollars and costs for assault and a screen law violation. other defendants include John Ruscucki fined 7 dollars. Michael Shugrue 5 dollars. James Jefferson and Daniel Sullivan jailed or advised to leave town or seek work with intoxication and vagrancy charges.
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John Simons
Bank Street
Concordia Hall
Charles Gallagher
Simons
Gallagher
Hayes
John Ruscucki
Ruscucki
Michael Shugrue
James Jefferson
Daniel Sullivan
New York
ISH WAR VETERANS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS AT FOOT GUARD HALL
Hartford August 3. The United Spanish War Veterans encampment completed its duties by installing new officers led by Captain H H Saunders. Names include Department commander William N Lounsbury and senior vice commander Charles Golinick. Delegates and alternates to the national convention were named with speeches following the dinner.
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Hartford
United Spanish War Veterans
Foot Guard Hall
H. H. Saunders
William N. Lounsbury
Bridgeport
Charles Golinick
Meriden
Frank B.johnson
Gustave Asheim
Waterbury
J. W. Wright
J. Davenport Cheney
South Manchester
L. J. Hermann
Wich
Council of
E. P. Leonard
M. Leonard
New Britain
Nathaniel Valen Une
F. M. Wohlschlager
Dorsey
New London
Cornwell
New Haven
Charles W. Newton
R. P. Clark
Stamford
George Gammons
E. Martin Ogden
G. Cornwell
Nor
Benedict M. Holden
Joseph Monaghan
Charles E. Wood
A. P. King
Joseph T. Healion
M. Seholter
Railroad Wreck Report Involving James Saunders
James Saunders long time east side resident and veteran of British forces is said to have been badly injured in a railroad accident in Canada. His brother Thomas received a telegram Friday night but James tl d the message arrived from a hospital or unknown location and country. Saunders has been a traveler most of life and saw action in South Africa against Boer forces. The exact occupation he followed recently remains unclear.
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James Saunders
East Side
Canada
Thomas
Saunders
South Africa
Thoms and Cole May Settle Injunction Dispute
In Winsted a hearing was planned to resume the injunction matter between Thoms and Cole but was postponed. Both sides expressed willingness to continue negotiations and sought legal avenues, with a possible settlement without further litigation.
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Thoms
Cole
Winsted
Bohl Property Dispute: City Officials Discuss Valuation
The Waterbury debate centers on the Bohl property valuation between the bureau of assessment and a special aldermanic committee. Aldermen have frequently awarded more than the bureau's estimate, with precedent set by settlements such as West Main street damages.
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Bureau of Assessment
Bohl
John Gilmour
West Main Street
Board of Aldermen
Pilling
Boh
Waterbury
Connecticut Banks Flourish in July National Reports
Washington reports show eighty Connecticut national banks end July 15 with total resources of 111.9 million dollars. Loans and discounts stand at 57.2 million. real estate and fixtures 18.7 million. deposits total 57.0 million in CT banks and 0.85 million in US deposits. Reserve ratio 17.92 percent. combined capital 20.23 million. surplus 9.66 million. undivided profits 5.34 million. national bank notes outstanding 12.68 million.
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Washington
Connecticut
United States
Connecticut National Banks
Attendance at Plainville Camp Grounds Aug 3
A large crowd gathered at Plainville camp grounds for the annual meeting with many automobile parties and neighbors from Farmington Unionville Terryville Southington Waterbury and Hartford attending. Dr W W Ber a district superintendent and Rev Edward Taglia spoke amid Italian exercises and a Boys Club Band concert drew another sizable turnout.
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Plainville
Farmington
Unionville
Terryville
Southington
Waterbury
Hartford
W. W. Bera
Edward Taglia
Milan
Italy
Charlese Barto
Mantctans
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the Evening Democrat
Grand ST
Creamery
THE
Arthur Bradley
Bank St
Duesler Bros
Peoples Maratt
Tel
Phoenix Ave
Driggs & Smith Co
Curtis Art Co
Grras
Woodruff Grocery Co
A. F. Cowles
Milliner
Buckingham Music Hall
Grand
Bank Sts
Russia
Oxford
Bernat Holtzer
South Main St
Campbell
Apothecaries Hall CO
Brooklyn Sriefs
Joseph Burke
Buckingham Pharmacy
Alexandria, Va
William A. Snowden
Fairfax County
New Jersey
CCAS
Main ST
Mateo
the Shapiro Furniture Co., Incorporated
East East Main
POLIS
CC Pfersice
Lounsbury
East End
Wenzel
Red Rock
Exchange Place
Bobl
Camp Grounds
DeWitt's
Paty Oe
Aia Acd
Boa Risser
Beckingham Pharmacy
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