Attorneys Brave Rough Sea Trip to Savin Rock
Attorneys Silvin and Lynch believed they faced doom crossing from Savin Rock to Lighthouse Point on a small steamer. The voyage, endured in rough water with warnings from a policeman and a cautious captain, stretched from about 20 minutes to an hour and 45 minutes before they safely reached Savin Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvin
Lynch
Davy
Jones
Savin Rock
Coniss
Coney Island
Glen Island
Charles Island
Neptune
Purely Personal Visits Across Town and Nearby Cities
A long list of individuals are away or visiting relatives and friends in Meriden New Haven Yalesville Old Orchard Me Boston North Kent North Shore and Bartow. Several plan vacations to Walnut Beach Revere Beach Mass Coney Island and the Thousand Islands with others visiting relatives in Waterbury Ellenville Bartow and Savin Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGuire
Meriden
Mary Mitchell
Hill Street
New Haven
Harold Quinlan
John
Frank Quinlan
Yalesville
James Lord
West Main Street
Walnut Beach
Ethel Johnson
Stratford
George Hallas
Baldwin Street
F. D. Buckley
Trinity Church
White Mountains
G. L. Dexter
Mauretania
Europe
Josephine Colloty
Cent
Boston
Hattle
Pierpont
Mill
Ellenville
Martha Canfield
Litchfield
Katherine Galvin
South Eim Street
Old Orchard
Mary McDermott
Etta Hughes
Nora A. Sheehy
Wal- Bute Leach
T. J. Dougher
Anna Lawlor
South Street
North Kent
Thomas Mulcahy
Raymond
Coney Island
M. J. Magner
Chursa
The
Immaculate Concepton
Herkshire
Helen Schneider
Kitty Burns
Washington Avenue
Savin Rock
Miee
Margaret Walsh
North Mainstreet
Catherine Corbett
New Maven
Thousand Islands
Mary Dunn
Helen
Sarah Finley
Julia Phelan
Revere Beach
Mass
Maurice Fitzgerald
West Liberty Street
Madeline
Irene
Barttore
South Manchester
Clarence Butler
Waterbury Hospital
Edward Fitegerald
Daniel Keenan
Upson
Singleton
Coswill
Bantam
Lakes
Algon Camp
J. A. Hayden
BE. Rel
P. B. Lynth
BE. Maillard
B. Keefe
Park budget waste and odd city tales prompt readers
An editorially voiced roundup describes park superintendent George Walker spending the small park budget, a cautionary note on city finances, and a string of incidents from a smoker car to a bold patrolman ejecting four foreigners. It mentions fire department drills, a dramatic car accident, and an American public mood amid global troubles with vivid local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ©. Walker
Parka
Town to Waterbury trip with Dem group set
A town motion plans a trip to Waterbury led by the Democratic delegation including 63 pear and 2 cots saved for transport. Local officials say the exact itinerary and return date will be released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Dem
Democrat
Political Pointers on Lilley Machine Power in State Politics
The piece outlines how the Lilley controlled Republican machine dominates state politics. It cites past moves to place Lilley atop the ticket, opposition by rivals, caucus wins in multiple towns, and delegate splits. It notes the New Haven convention setup and polls projections tied to presidential vote figures from four campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilley
Woodruff
Waterbury
New Haven
M. Ullman
Matthewson
Brooklyn Improvement Society Wins a Big Victory
Brooklyn Improvement Association opposed the transfer of the Peters and Antanas Zenowski saloon license from 24 South River Street to 48 Dank Street. County commissioners granted the transfer but ruled it the last allowed. No future license transfers or grants in Brooklyn will be issued, signaling a decisive limit on saloon moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Improvement Society
Brooklyn Improvement Association
Lcense
Peter and Antanas Zenowski
Riverside Streets
Dank
Bask Street
Brooklyn
General Fire Insurance and Agency Ad Notice
A brief classified ad from 507 North Main Street seeking passage arrangements and money order payments. It references Mrs R S Soh n by Yar and provides a phone number 807-12 for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS Sohn
Yar
North Main St
Window Screens at Less Than Cost for Season Closeout
To close out the season we offer 44 screens 24 inches high with adjustable width from 22 to 33 inches at 23 cents, and 22 screens 24 inches high with spring end adjustment from 38 to 36 inches wide at 30 cents. These are the best screens made and the prices are for quick disposal.
Licked by Court Order Spurs Punished Apple Thieves
In Lynn Massachusetts on August 22 a court ordered corporal punishment for three ten year old apple thieves from Cottage street. Edward Powers Charles Powers and John Powers were whipped by their mothers under the watch of deputy supervisor Abraham L. Grover who directed and halted the punishment. Charlie Cody avoided whipping due to illness and doctor visit. The youths all faced a juvenile court session for stealing apples from John H. McMahon’s yard.
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Boston
Abraham L. Grover
Lyon Police
Cnts
Lyon ‘Court
Charlie Cody
Cottage Street
Weat Lynn
Edward John Powers
Bdward
Charles
John
Lynn Court
John H. McMahon
Codys
Bargains Corner Lifts Night Shopping in Oxfords and Groceries
Local ads promote J G Jackle & Son bargains in Oxfords for tonight and Monday, with Reid Hughes's 7:30 p.m. sales and extra specials in draperies, footwear, and groceries. Cur ran’s offers clothing items and menswear, while George Uphem & Son advertise gloves and lawn waists at observed low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jackle & Son
Milaight
Diadem Promise and Twain Honor in Past Tales
A tale recounts Beatrice, countess of Savoy, at a French court where Charles of Anjou consoles her with a diadem hope, then conquers Naples after defeating Manfred. It also notes Mark Twain receiving an honorary degree in a Missouri town, prompting a witty wire reply about emancipation from ignorance and vice.
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Siciay
Beatrice
Savoy
Charles of Anjou
Louis IX
France
England
Charles
Manfred
Conradine
Frederick
Naples
Twain
Mark Twain
Missouri
Tom Sawyer
New York News
The Difficulty and a French Maid Dilemma
A fragment from London Tatler notes a dialogue about relief and payment terms as a French maid is discussed. The murky text references a postal or telephonic approach and a figure of £40 weekly, framed by a neglectful will and domestic arrangements.
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Harold
London Tatler
The Real Question of Money Sources
The quote questions wealth origins, highlighting the speaker’s focus on how funds are extracted from them rather than the provider’s finances. It underscores a viewpoint about money, power, and control in relationships or social dynamics.
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Swallow
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Price
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South Main
John Melligott
South Main ST
Telephone
R. R. Harder & CO
Bank Street
Frank
D. F. McCarthy
Cottage Place
Wm. McGrath & Son
Magill Street
EH. M. Bigney
Waterville
John Byron
Plume & Atwaod
J. Devereaux
East Mainst
Saxe & Floto
L. Becker
Exchange Place
Waterbury Bedding Mis Co
East Main Street
David Goldberg
Abbott Avenee
Oakville Company
PO. Frankt
Saar Allen Ak
Telgraph
Cass
York
Lowerd Street
Alellmann Brewing Gp
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