City Finance Board Sees Tax Funds And Salaries Studied
The board of finance met yesterday afternoon to approve payrolls and various bills. They sought an opinion from the city attorney on whether the city engineer’s salary is 5000 a year or 3900, with the engineer permitted to draw 3900 for now if the attorney’s report delays. Treasurer Edward L. Tuttle reported balances and numerous receipts from local items, and transfers were recommended across departments including street, public lands, and health. A special 6000 state roads appropriation was approved for recommendation to the aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Finance
Hmsance
Edward L. Tuttle
J. Ho Crary
J. H. Crary
J. Ke Crary
Brookside Home
J. Tl. Fitzgerald
Rent Broadway Inn
J. R. Lawlor
Improvement Park
T. D. Bradstreet
B. Kennedy
P. Kellogg
J. P. Kellogg
F. P. Reeves
P. Reeves
Brookside
Board of Aldermen
British Schooner Seized by Venezuela Sinks Ship
Captain Jewett reports Venezuelan authorities seized the British trading schooner Lady Kensington at Carupano. The vessel was sunk by unknown means and passengers and crew were detained as prisoners. Details remain unclear as reports emerge from St. Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent, BW. L
Jewett
Carupano
Venezuela
Fraternal groups host large chicken pie supper and meetings
More than 300 attended a chicken pie supper at Bunker Hill church. A. O. H. Division 4 will elect officers Monday. Women at Second Congregational Mission meeting heard Mrs Phipps speak. Various lodges in Manchester unity, Foresters, Maccabees, and Knights of the Golden Eagles held meetings and planned installations, initiations, and charity events with many new officers and invitations to a large December 15 initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Mra
W. H. Phipps
Forough
Women’s Benevolent Society
Second Congregational Church
Pride of the Valley Lodge
Manchester Unity
A. O. H. Hall
East Main Street
Monsignor Slocum
Harmony Lodge
A. M
William H. Callan
Frank J. Brice
Ernest L. Green
Walter G. Chapman
Clifford J. Hackett
Augustus L Goodrich
Alfred J. Ship~ley
Eugene C. Adt
Board of Relief
Randolph
Chapman
James Callan
Court Rose Hill
Court Hancock
Court Phelan
A. C. Becker
K. C. White
C. N. Derigan
Harris Hayden
J. F. Hewitt
H. B. Hungerford
J. Pfuder
L. A. Flood
M. P. Hine
W. L. Hoyt
F. ©. Hitchcock
E. Hayward
Amity Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagles
Grand Street
Ernest Kropp
James Miller
Robert Gardner
Frank Johnson
George Graham
Columbia Castle
New Haven
Erwins Castle
New Britain
Jthe Crusaders
Company G
St Mary's Hospital
Slocum
St John's Pish House
Paul Heinze
A. A. Crane
F. N. Perry
H. C. Cooley
Percy Brown
Emil Beerbaum
W. B. Merriman
Alice Kingsbury
Hadith Kingsbury
Martha Driggs
BE. O. Goss
James Crompton
George Rockwell
Edith Hunt
Angelo C. Burritt
W. E. Fulton
Cora Crompton
Edith Mason
Edward Pierpont
Ruth Pierpont
Henry Rowland
Thomas Barlow
George Babcock
Mary White
Bidwell
Jennie Simons
Toucey
Doll
Robert Cairns
John Lewis
Will Kellogg
Ralph Bristol
Clarence Cook
Isaac Kellogg
Louis Hart
E. 8. Hunt
Willis Hull
Candy
Helen Driggs
John N. Burrall
Mary Barlow
Edward White
John Lackey
Gaylord Burdon
Dorothy Dunlop
Sarah
Lucy Perry
Wadhams Post
George E. Wood
L. W. Tillotson
E. 0. Howard
F. W. Hinckley
B. F. Meran
William Tysoe
John L. Saxe
H. F. Plumb
John Stephen
C. Seeley
W. F. Hinckley
John Higgins
H. F. Northrup
Edward Griswold
Mr Wood
Middletown
Conneut Volunteers
Gilbert
Co G
Lathrop Sues Son for 2000 in Court Battle
The case follows prior civil actions over a 3000 estate claim with interest and costs, leading to a 6000 judgment the father refuses to pay. Lathrop garnished Root to stop payments to Harry Lathrop while pursuing a new suit for 2000 loaned over years. The report also covers the murder case of Edith French, with John Cavanaugh pleading not guilty and recounting statements to police and witnesses. Special magazine offer promotion ends with a subscription note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Lathrop
Harry C. Lathrop
Hsther Lathrop
Lathrop
Root
Waterbury section notes local service and speaker
Mr Wood served as shipping clerk, fire chief, special police officer, and deputy registrar in Middletown. Flo moved to Waterbury in 1902. The Women's Missionary and Social Union held its second event featuring J. C. Starbuck of Boston on In Nature's School. Starbuck urged self understanding and optimism, noting most high school graduates were girls and urging young men to value education. The poet and speaker weighed over 190 pounds now after a rise from 148, with a next talk set for January 5 by Rev Dr Haywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Wilcox-Crittenden Co
Middletown
Flo
Waterbury
Women’s Missionary and Social Union
Bapist
J. C. Starbuck
Boston
Starbuck
Dr Haywood
First Baptist Church
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Cairns
Ee P. Reeves
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Hattie Bush
West Side
Ansonia
Jall
William Nuhn
Luigi Magalo
Luigi
Guiseppi Delan~t
Tils
Guiseppi
Wergh
Edith French
Waterbury Hospital
John Cavanaugh
French
Kennedy
Cavanaugh
Joseph McLean
Simonsville
Smith & Griggs
James B. Watts
Watts
McLean
Springfield
Naugatuck
Stanbury
Smith & Griggs Salion
Wathan
Superior Court
Evening Democrat
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Lehigh Coal
Notch
John McEligott
South Main Street
Fenner’s
South Main ST
R. R. Harder & Co
Bank Street
Frank
Shoeman
Chrysanthemums
Saxe& Floto
Dallas
Union St
Grand St
North
Main
Old Country
Thore
John Ryan
North Main St
T. F. Carmody
Odd Fellows
Waterbury Bedding Mig Co
Jerome D. Wirt
A. T. Still School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Buckingham Building
State Board of Health
P. H. Garrity
F. Buck
North Main
RGSEY
Martin Bergin
Undertakers
Cor. Scovill and
Thomas F. Bergin
South Elm Street
Patrick S. Bergin
Walnut Street
Tel
Joseph Pepe
Canal ST
South Leonard Street
Bank 8
Exchange
Pica
Frank Flammia & CO
Hwoor Charcoal
Sonn
Byron
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