Concordia Singing Society to Perform Rare German Works
The Concordia Singing Society plans a December 13 concert at the Buckingham featuring Rupert von Werdenber a demanding male chorus work. Solo flutist Herr Max Dessauer and violinist Miss Helen Ware join as guests with contralto Mrs Adele Guerin Johnson. Tickets are cheap with 25 cents for the main floor and 50 cents for the balcony.
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Concordia Singing Society
Buckingham
Waterbury
Ruypert von Werdenber
Kaiser Wilhelm
Max Dessauer
New Haven
Degsauer-Troostwyk School of Music
Connecticut
Helen Ware
Philadelphia
Adele Guerin-Johnson
Two pairs knickerbockers and boys suits in city shop
John Schuster of Seymour visits his son Louis Schuster of Wood street. A month’s mind mass for Mrs Anne Finley at St Francis Xavier’s church. Officer Michael Conner of the state police in town on business about an assault near Naugatuck. Governor-elect Lilley names Charles A. Goodwin of Hartford as executive secretary for two years. Box 82 private installed at Citizens’ Coal Co plant. Fire alarms call out multiple fire companies. Henry Hellmann returns from a Cohoes trip. business good there. Local tall pole and goalkeeper shifts noted for Connecticut league players. Poli’s theater memorials crowd seating plan to ease congestion. Postal rate enforcement warnings issued. prosecutions for underpaid mailings possible.
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Upson
Singleton & Co
John Schuster
Seymour
Louis Schuster
Wood Street
Schuster
Seyamour
St Francis Xavier's Church
Anne Finley
Michael Conner
New Haven
Naugatuck
Lilley
Charles A. Goodwin
Hartford
Republican Town Committee
Goodwin
Charles E. Julin
Yale Law School
Citizens’ Coal Co
Chemical Hose Co
Chemical Hose
Brass City Hose Company
Henry Hellmann
Cohogs
N. Y
Hellmann
Cohoes
Larsen
The
Elks
Lodge
As You Like It and Auto Speed Versus Warnings
A humorous column reflects on anecdotes from life and theater crowds. It contrasts the misadventures of a theatergoer, a warden's rabbit hunt prank, and growing city concerns over reckless auto driving, including Hartford cases and local incidents with fatalities and injuries.
Connecticut Notices and Local Incidents Mixed In One Glom
A Hartford note reports the suicide of Hartford-John Dudrowica at 20 Park Street from carbolic acid and a Hartford rubber works fatal shaft accident involving Hans Nielson. New Haven coverage includes a witness finish in a civil suit, railroad conductors and trainmen negotiations, a Danbury engineer’s death on a transit, hunting luck in Clinton with honey and mink, a Hill Court fire in a house with Italian residents, and detailed long-range target shooting ranges and scoring rules.
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Hartford
John Dudrowica
Park Street
Sterling
Collander
Hartford Rubber Works
Hans Nielson
New Haven
Peter Beattie
McMillan, Weand & McDermott Co
Superior Court
Connecticut
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Murdock
Danbury
John Moriarty
Pamperaug Valley
East Hampton
Clinton
Erastus Kelsey
Kelsey
Hillcourt
Dan
Landano
Waterbury tale links horse thief to New York pursuit
Local narrative traces Charles Zuker and John Zuker from a Waterbury livery stable to a mysterious escape via a concrete conduit and into New York authorities. It notes fingerprint matches to prior horse thefts, discusses rain and water supply fears, and warns that wells may become valuable if domestic water grows scarce.
New Officers Named for Fraternal Groups and Social Events
Division 2 A O H hires new officers including W C Keenan as president and James Carroll as treasurer. Connecticut Medical union elects Dr B Munn president and Dr George B Bristol vice president. Jonquils club held whist and social with music learning. next meeting at Miss Mabel Kundee’s home. Waterbury Brass Co fire department annual entertainment featured Amity castle quartet, sleight of hand, Hindoo box and telepathy acts.
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W. C. Keenan
William Walsh
M. H. O'Brien
James Carroll
J. F. Galvin
Patrick Scanlon
Connecticut Medical Union
8. B. Munn
Waterbury
George B. Bristol
Middlebury
Russell Arnold
Oph D
Moodus
de Mark
Bridgeport
W. F. Hinckley
Lewis Blumer
Hartford
Jonquils
Senet Bell
Bank Street
Harold Hotchkinson
Julia McGill
Roy Winters
Maurice Collins
Laura Bell
Irving Henebry
Julia McCarthy
Mary Kellener
Daniel Wallace
Louise Fischer
Christian Miller
Henry Bowe
William Mahoney
Mabel Kundee
Waterbury Brass Co
Leavenworth J Hall
Matthew Corrigan
James Corrigan
Patrick Crane
James Mullen
Alfred Latham
Henry Woods
Philo Newell
Amity Castle
William Bolton
Fred Sielwer
Lew Ostrander
Newell
Prof Simpson
Alvida Peterson
Alice Rainville
John
Rander
Simpson
Special Offer to Subscribe for January Cosmopolitan
An 1900s subscription pitch invites readers to pay now to receive the January Cosmopolitan Magazine with the Evening Democrat. The deal offers 42 cents per month for both the Evening Democrat and the magazine, urging prompt action.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
Evening Democrat
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Powers That Be
City News
Johnnie
McLean
Frost
Eee
Preston
Beach
Baldwin Street
New York
Charles Zuker
Waterbury Taat
John Zuker
E. A. Trank
al Ht
Trank
Zuker
Great Brook
Grand Street
South Main and
Brook Streets
East Main Street
North Main Street
B. A. Trask
Zukers
Horace Johnson
Democrat
Lehigh
Notch
John Mebliget
South Main Street
South Main
Waterbury Beddings Co
Old Country
General Fire Insurance and Steamship Agency
John Ryan
North Main
T. F. Carmody
Odd Fellows
Buck
EM. Rigney
Waterville
R. R. Harder & Co
Frank
Shoeman
Telephone
L. Becker
Exchange Place
George J. Galley & Co
Grand St
America
Central Park
Derby
Norfolk
Chrysanthemums
Saxe & Floto
South
Main St
A. R. Posner
Bank St
South Pareny Street
Bank St. Exchange Place
Frank Flammia & CO
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