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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

6

Thoms Enthusiastically Positioned for Governor Bid

Democratic primaries set for September 4 with expectations of a single ticket unless a district clash arises. Mayor Thoms aligns with gubernatorial hopes after informal party talks, while Lilley supporters brace for a tough battle. Republicans predict Thoms carrying the territory by about 3,000 votes, as supporters urge calm and focus on honest work.

Thoms New Haven Lilley George

Yale Attendance Remains Steady Despite Money Tight

New Haven August 20 Yale registration for incoming classes is expected to be about the same as last year though law medical and graduate schools may see smaller numbers due to money stringency. The academic division may fall slightly while Sheffield students show growth. If fall exams confirm, totals should align with prior trends despite recent athletic defeats and reduced tutoring work affecting student earnings.

New Haven Yale Sheff Harvard Princeton Dartmouth

Ready for School Inspectors report on public school readiness

Inspector Slavin announced all school buildings are in excellent condition for the fall term. Renovations include added rooms at Driggs, a motor system at Mulcahy, and boardwalk repairs from Rodman to Lounsbury. Wanleeton School shines with painted tower and clock improving appearance.

Slavin Driggs Mulcahy School Rodman Pro Lounsbury Street Wanleeton School

Birth and Local News From Waterbury and New Haven

A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Myles A McCarthy of the north end. Pred Hubbell, a chauffeur, has been at Waterbury hospital with typhoid fever and was taken home today. A tally ho party led by Ralph N Blakeslee and ex Mayor Barlow went to Quassapane this afternoon in Blakeslee's car. The ball game between local cops and Meriden cops is set for tomorrow at 4 o'clock with the listed lineup. Tickets for the first game, rain interrupted, were 2004. Captain Jobsaie Stack of the Soldiers home band in Indiana, visiting New Haven, renews old acquaintances. Helen Srother associated with Mrs Parker and Mrs Tiernan is noted. Stack, once Connecticut musician, led the Second Regiment band for years.

Myles A. McCarthy North End Meriden Horan Dodds Maddense Wallace P Cavanaugh McLean Riley Stevens Jf Kierwed McDonald

Personal notes from Waterbury area visitors and locals

Attorney C B E Meigs returns from vacation while many residents travel or visit relatives in Waterbury, Waterbury-area moves include Anne Arundel visitors to Ansonia and Waterbury, repeated mentions of vacations at Fort Trumbull Beach, Berkshires, Steeplechase Island, Mid dlebury, and Waterford. Notable items cover reunions at Harwinton, a Concordia Singing Society leader returning from Germany, and weddings planned for Jessie Griggs and Arthur Chenoweth with local clergy involved.

C.be Meigs Alice Sullivan Margaret Nolan Ansonia Waterbury Nicholas Grout Greenwich Michael Grout Waterville Street Frank Rosseter Barber Harwinton Helen Conroy Julia Duffy Middlebury P. J. McMahon Kingsbury Street Fort Trumbull Beach Ron Taylor K. M. Taylor Berkshires Charles McPeek University of Virginia Joseph H. Reid Hans Saro Concordia Singing Society Germany William Colligan South Elm Street Torrington Anna Trunkfield Dorothy Louise George Rabbott Wilson Boston Rose Clark George DeVeau Steeplechase Island Summers Thomas Summers Rose Donahue Bridgeport Dennis A. Magraw Court House Twenty-third Infantry Edward B. Platt Superior Court Irene Walsh William Lenihan John T. Dallas Europe John N. Lewis St John’s Church Haggerty Mamie Margaretta William Haggerty North Main Street Fern Cliff Cottage Walnut Beach Mary Gill Great Barrington Mass M. Mohnkern Charles Reed New York City William Deegan Manhan Street Reed Deegan M. Molenkern Lionel and Merriman Charles Merriman George Street Waterville J. Atwood Stansfield St Paul's Episcopal Church New York State Dyson Henry Gessler Linden Street New York Hartford City Ind Geisier Hartford City Times and Gazette Gelsler Molenkern Reid & Hughes Co

Political Pointers from Ansonia Band and Lilley Campaign

The Ansonia Sentinel notes the band received a check from Congressman Lilley to fund new uniforms and highlights Lilley’s personal regard for the group. Caucus results show Lilley leading delegates in multiple towns, with Woodruff and Lake also contending. press coverage criticizes wildcat stories and clashes over the governor nomination. Major Tilson’s New Britain visit is seen as tying to Lilley forces, while Taft and Hitchcock are urged to take part, with Connecticut’s nomination fight described as unsettled.

Ansonia Band Congressman Lilley Ansonia Sentinel Major Tilson New Britain Horton Lilley New Haven Taft Hitchcock Repubican National Committee Connecticut Charles F. Brooker Natonal Committee Lake Itstow Lake Horace Taft Taft School For Bore Watertown

Clergyman in Wo Hou Girls to Strange Places

The Rev G W Sower a Methodist minister from Oak Harbor Ohio was fined 100 dollars and costs by Magistrate Kimmel for suspicious character and inability to pay and began a sixty day workhouse sentence. He had advertised for girl stenographers and used a newspaper office as a meeting point drawing responses from women who were then diverted to meet him at unknown locations. Detectives later apprehended him. The minister wept saying he would go home if released.

Pittsburg G. W. Sower Oak Harbor Kimmel Lower

Timely Topics sales and bargains at local shops

A collage of local store promotions and merchandise deals. Grieve, Bisset & Holland offer a clean sweep sale while Imperial shoe store advertises oxford clearances. Duesler Bros list chicken and produce, Miller & Peck discount bargains, and various shops tout clothing, shoes, glassware, seafood, and hardware.

Grieve, Bisset & Holland Imperial Shoe Duesler Bros Miller & Peck's Connecticut Boot & Shoe Store Jones, Morgan & Co T Currans J. G. Jackle & Sons Emerson Patent Colt Hotchkiss & Templeton Stewart Reid & Hughes Kayser Waterbury Business College Becker Alberta Woodruff Grocery Co Curtis Art Co Wenzel Cailin

General Fire Insurance and Steamship Agency services

Full information concerning any ocean voyage Sasitory Sarees, con strally made for any cas of passage. Travelers checks and foreign money orders issued to any part of the world Mrs John Ryan, 507 North Main St. Telephone 507-12.

General Fire Insurance and Steamship Agency John Ryan North Main St

Mel Gardner denies seizure ownership and cites persecution

Boston date Aug 20 Mrs John L Gardner says in an interview she owns the seized art goods held by Chicago customs officials brought by Mrs Emily R C Chadbourne as household effects. She claims she lent the items for Chadbourne in Europe and questions the $76,000 in penalties and duties.

Boston John L Gardner Chicago Emily RC. Chadbourne Mel Gardner Customs Department Mr. Chadbourne Europe

Window Screens at Less Than Cost to Close Out

Retail listing notes 44 screens 24 inches high adjustable from 22 to 33 inches wide priced 23 cents. An additional 23 screens 24 inches high adjust from 26 to 36 inches wide priced 26 cents, both labeled as the best screens made and offered to clear stock.

Naturalization law confusion unsettles district court attendees

A crowded district court session exposed widespread misunderstanding of naturalization changes. A man seeking full papers believed reforms allowed instant finalization, only to learn final papers require two years and first papers cost one dollar, revealing gaps in public knowledge about citizenship procedures.

Bristol firm ships fishing rod order to Taft trip

Bristol Manufacturing Co of Bristol, Ohio, sent via telegraph an order to Toledo for a Swest rod for William H Taft. The rod will be sent at once to Mr Taft who plans a fishing trip near Put-in-Bay on Lake Erie. The firm notes it has long received orders from famous personages worldwide.

Bristol Hortos Manufacturing Co Thin Town Toledo William Taft Bristol Co Lake Erie Hristo Co Ka Collection Busiare

Also Mentioned on This Page

City News Woodruff Orange Madison Norwalk A. D. Munger Lilleysman Charles W. Scranton Farmers’ Club Frank B. Bishop H. R. Norton Norton Mr Bishop Scranton Rockville Hartford Courant Osborn George Ll. Lilley Ton George Lilley Price Oxfords R. R. Harder & CO Bank Street Hou Pittsboro South Main John. McElligott District Court For Naturalization Gillette District Court Frank South Maio D. F. McCarthy Cottage Place Wm. McGrath & Son Magill Street HL M. Rigney wooDoo John Byron Wardner B. Deveraus Saxe & Floto South Main St L. Becker Exchange Place East Main Street David Goldberg Abbott Avence Oakville Company MD Express Co
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