Are We in Waterbury or Are We in Drybury
A humorous letter mocks Waterbury’s water shortage, lamenting Drybury as a name and urging city leaders to secure a reliable water supply. It quips that residents rely on beer halls for thirst and references Scoop O’Brien coming to clean beer saloons while suggesting the Wigwam reservoir could add billions of gallons when rain comes. It promotes Phelan’s Store at 42 East Main St as the best local tea coffee and buttermilk source.
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O'Brien
Phelan’s ‘T
East Main St
Meetings Tonight A Patchwork of Local Groups
Readable fragments list meetings this evening for Boys club Carpenters union Company G N G Court Falcon F of A C W A Dresamaking Barcelona Cornell K of Comstock lodge No 13 K of P K F Durand Co No 11 U R K of P Toantic tribe No 22 1 0 R M Proceed with caution as details are sparse and organization names vary.
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Carpenters Union
Company G
N. G. Court Falcon
C. W. A.—Dresamaking
Barcelona
Cornell
Comstock Lodge
P. K. F. Durand Co
U. R K
P. Toantic Tribe
Yale Medical vice president Byrne and local church sermons
Daniel Joseph Byrne of the city has been elected vice-president of the senior class at Yale Medical School. The Rev Charles A. Dinsmore will preach at the Congregational church in Willimantic tomorrow evening as Rev Williams Beards is installed as pastor. Cavanaugh case for attempted murder of Edith French is continued to next Thursday. bail and possible murder charge discussed if French dies.
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Board of Public Works
Upson, Singleton & Co
Daniel Joseph Byrne
Yale Medical School
Charles A. Dinsmore
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Willimantic
Williams. Beards
Sarah J. Clark
Catherine Henry
Catherine Avenue
Daniel T. Farrington
East Main Street
John Cavanaugh
Edith French
Cavanaugh
French
RENTS Corner South Main and Grand Street seven rooms for rent
Corner property at South Main and Grand Street offers seven rooms with five fronting the streets ideal for roomers. Rent reduced if leased promptly. Also a large store at 9 and 11 Grand with rear entrance on South Main Street available.
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South Main
Grand Street
Grand Streets
South Main Street
Ladies' Gowns and Skirts in Flannelette and Laces
Catalog item list detailing ladies gowns in various trims including braid, stripes, and white colored stripes, extra size gowns in heavy flannel, long and short flannelette skirts with ruffle, children gowns in flannelette, dressing lacques and kimonas, heavy daisy cloth gowns, and bath robes priced from 39 to 3.98 dollars. Many items shown with multiple styles and trims.
Bargain Mens Wear Items Listed in Brief Notice
A brief ad lists men’s goods including union suits at 1 cent and 150 dollars, golf caps with fur lined bands at 50 cents, double band polos at 50 cents and 1 dollar, and toques priced from 25 cents to 1.25 dollars. The fragment suggests a miscellaneous sale or catalog snippet from a historic paper.
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Waterbury
Drybury
Reliable Store
Jacobs
Ralph Jacobs
South Main St
Agent’s Pharmacy
Cor Scovill Street
Washburn
Kelly
Baker
Holley
Bank Street
J Finn
the Gaffney Jewelry CO
North Main Street
City News
John J. Sheehan
Direct Importing CO. 151
Pene
Jewelers
Chase & Son
The
Miller & Peck Co
Hamilton Hardware Corp
Bank St. Waterbury
Chapel, New Haven
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Hartford
Main ST
Holmes & Bull
C.L. Holmes & CO
Holmes Building
Kingsbury
James F. Williams
Center Street
Waterbury, Conn
Manufacturers National Bank
General Banking
American Express
Eton
Mullings & Son
D. B. Wilson Co
Miss Loretto
Mahoney
Notre Dame Convent
Julius Baier
Studio
F. P. Becton
JH Deveraux & Co
Hamburg
Dodge
Frank Kiely
Mgr
Gren
King Dodge
the Miller & Peek Go
Cheshire
Country Club
Duluth
Maryland
Castle Brand
Carolina
Winon
Richelieu
America
Astor Coffee
Ceylon
Formosa
Telephone
Cher
Boston Furniture CO
Scovill
Brook Streets
Universal Bread Maker