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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
7
Local bargain day offers include women’s lisle thread hose with lace patterns and various colors at reduced prices, plus ribbed lisle vests and gauze lisle options. Also featured are Mennen talcum powder, Pears soap, Lyon’s toothpaste, La Blache face powder in multiple shades, and a sample toothbrush lot. Children’s hose supporters and assorted ins priced as specials.
The board of public works met with Mayor Thoms presiding. Hearings covered North Willow street building line South Main street from City Corners to the town boundary and Columbia boulevard. Opposition focused on North Willow while boulevard supporters urged street acceptance and removal of unsightly poles. Proposals for retaining walls on Meadow and Clark streets were bid and awarded to Frank D Aurio. Meeting adjourned for a week with various items referred to committees.
Fulton American band will give a concert on North Square tomorrow evening at eight o'clock. The programme includes The Lok Spare, Rien, Wagner selections, Sereeee in Idleness, Macbeth Humoresque, La Feria, Los Toros, La Rega, La Zarzuela, and a Bong for cornet. Miles Bos Vereces des Cohany Bong for cornet Witmark Cymbeline.
D J Mahaney of Bank Street visits New Haven. Brouthers family hosts relatives from Rép ohr. Nora Mahaney returns from Litchfield. Elmer Johnson family on vacation to Walnut Beach. Veronica Smith back from Asbury Park two weeks. Ray Fisher family returns from Woodmont. Mrs Jackson and Clara enjoy Bantam Lake. Edward Dunphy attends A O H athletic meet in New Haven. Brennan family from South Leonard Street return from shore. Catharine Miller and Marjorie spend days at the shore. Tiernan and Morris families in New Haven and New York for events. Deborah Fitzgerald visits from Manchester. Lena Tiernan returns from Bank Street guest stay. Patrolman Magner competes in A O H events. Funeral attendance bring Harder family back to New York. Donahue sisters return from Middletown visit. Helen Devine and Jennie Kelly travel to Norfolk by auto after Reidville ball games. Junior Amateur league routine meeting. five games left. Malusky and Dangella encounter six black snakes near Middlebury. Dr Farrell plans move from Brooklyn to a new office site. Donahue says he will not attend the state convention as delegate. Potential ward candidates discussed. Norton the Bank Street motorman admired. aims at fire job. Dwyer sold to Chicago White Sox after strong Des Moines season. Local baseball and earlier amateur ties noted.
A county court session in New London before Judge Milton A. Shomway weighed a request to permit a temporary injunction against Niastic Menhaden Oil and Guano to halt Beholf fertilizer production at the Giant's Neck facility.
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