Local notices and club meetings in Watertown
The itemized column lists multiple community events in Watertown including a free comedy tonight and December 17, music and theater at the Gemopers house under Ladies’ Aid auspices, and various lodge, council and circle meetings. It notes officer installations, upcoming weddings, funerals, and social gatherings across Congregational and Lutheran groups, with names of individuals, dates, and locations in Naugatuck, Waterbury, and Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miks Mareden
Joel Gilent
Harry Bi
Benham
Gemopers House
Te Ladies’ Md Society
Congregational Hive
Charieters
Edith Marsden
Collena Stu
Mateilen
Harvey Marsden
Cattertole Mothidley
Cos
Dousliss Cattermote
Carpenter
All Ready For Christmas Shopping Handkerchiefs
Catalog style layout presents women and children handkerchiefs in white colors, colored borders, embroidered edges and linen makes. Includes various sizes and prices from 3 to 25 cents, with boxed sets and special boxes for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deel
Oakville Happings: Local Social and Transit Note
Joseph Oakes of Columbus hosted by Mrs John Upson on Falls Avenue. A supper and entertainment was held at St. Saints ehireh last evening and will continue tonight. Richard A Minghame plans a three day visit with relatives in New York tomorrow. John Kean, recently treated for blood poisoning in his right hand, shows marked improvement. Trolley cars were delayed about ten minutes this forenoon due to a broken wire below Slade's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oakes
Columbus
Mra
John Upson
Falls Avenue
Richard Aminghame
New York
John Kean
Slade’s Mill
Bryan Arrested for Killing Ducks at Moody Preserve
In Galveston on December 16, hunters at Moody's game preserve near Lake Surprise claim Colonel Moody’s owner William Jennings Bryan and two other sportsmen killed 140 ducks. The law limits twenty five ducks per day per hunter. four men were arrested after a constable found the birds. Three pleaded guilty. Bryan maintained innocence and said he killed no more than fifteen mallards. The penalty is five dollars. Mrs. Bryan accompanies him at the lodge, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mandy of Galveston. Bryan plans to leave for the north tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Moody
Lake Surprise
William Jennings Bryan
Voc
Hmters
Bry
Bryan
Flo
Mandy
Swarthmore College Football Resumes After Ban
Swarthmore College renewed football activities after faculty backing. President Swain announced the college would resume intercollegiate play following a vote by a joint committee of faculty, alumni athletic advisory boards, and student representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarthmore
Philadelphia
Swain
Swarts College
Intereath Fot
Alumnut Athletic
Lixud
Taitting
Edo von Ferene
Plan 16 Aid Trade by National Council of Commerce
Washington December 19 The National Council of Commerce organization today at Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus office aims to improve foreign and home trade by closer government contact and better access to information. A permanent bureau is proposed in the city with a capable head to liaise with departments and advise commercial interests on timely matters. The president will receive delegates and a reception will be held this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Commerce
Washington
Der
Joint Council of Cometere
Oscars, Straus
Home Trade
United States
Straus
Mia Straus
Woman Overpowers Chicken Thief in West Main Coop
Mrs Ward Link of West Main Street confronted a man in her chicken coop yesterday afternoon. He punched and grabbed a rooster, tore her waist, and clawed at her eyes before she clung to him, chasing him toward Grandview Avenue until he vanished into the woods. The detective department is investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Link
West Main Street
Mrs Link
Boy Leaves School After Asking Permission
A boy named Mike Bin 11 asked to leave class from Miss Alma Cairns at Oronoke school yesterday afternoon. He vanished after the request, later sleeping in a Washington avenue barn before his father found him and brought him to the station. the police report additional misbehavior beyond skipping lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mike
Alma EB. Cairns
Oronoke School
Mickie’ T
Miss Cairns
Washington Avenue
City News Highlights and Local Obits
A jumble of notices reports a sale at Upson Singleton Co offering coats and sweaters for one to five dollars, an upcoming Buckingham hall event with the American Band and dancer Mrs Mary Luke aged 61, a funeral for a Mel yesterday at 400 Washington Avenue with interment at Riverside, and a Waterbury widow Mrs Charlotte Alden survived by four sons and two daughters. The cornerstone of a new $25,000 high school will be laid in Washington tomorrow with state officials present. Also mentioned are local schools Gunner y school and the Young Women’s Fresh Air Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upson, Singleton & Co's
Buckingham Hall
Daner
Mary Luke
Washington Avenue
Riverside Cemetery
Singleton & Co
Charlotte Alden
Waterbury
House of Mercy
Wittsfield
Fou
George L. Duckley
Pittsfield
Mass
Herbert W. Alden
A. Alden
United States
William R. Alden
Heston
George BE. Malford
Burton Madison
Washington
Conn
Democrat
Gunnery
Young Women's Fresh Air Club
Taft and House Ways Means Meet Over Tariff Revision
President Elect Taft met Republican members of the House Ways Means Committee at Representative Nicholas Longworths home. They planned a joint statement after the conference on tariff revision and discussed Mr Tafts stance on Cannon reelection as speaker. Vienna reports three new Dreadnoughts planned by naval authorities as Austria expands its battleship program. Rosengarten trims coats and furs for holiday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways
Whehington
Taft
House Committee On
Nicholas Longworth
Cannon
Carnegie Testifies Today Before Ways and Means Panel
Washington December 10 Andrew Carnegie was subpoenaed to appear before the House Ways and Means Committee to testify in the tariff revision hearings. The session focuses on the necessity of a high protective tariff on steel and related products, with references to various market items and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Washington
Andrew Cardogie
House
Ways and the Committee
For Sale Pianos Various Prices and Bargain
James M. Fulton on Bank Street offers new and secondhand pianos at prices from 16 to 500 dollars. One player piano lightly used listed at 500, selling bargain. Located over J B Mullings on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Fulton
Bank St
J. B. Mullings
M. Fulton
J. B. Mailings
Natural looking denture sets with contour for best look
A dental offer promises sets of teeth with cuts for a natural appearance. It notes patients cheerfully accepted fixtures and that unsatisfactory sets can be remodeled at small cost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grieve, Bisset, & Holland
Watertown
Bank Street
NTS
R. & R. Dyers and Cleaners
Mrs Stead
Florence BE. Roilly
Ashford
Elewtier Spencer Me Gibsonm
Ralph Bo Smith
Spaulding
the Inter
Os Il Ho Benhaw
Joni A Sera
DeWir Crampton
Liberty Lodge
Mite Lo Hott
Mary Noblews
Hhittie Pox
Annie Trownlow
Fianciel
Maretha L. Huchanan
Annie Carter
Mary Nes
Minnie Bray
Louie Carrington
Secon Cent
Ransiow
Atthee
Porthy
Hattie Fox
Annie K. Burt
Miss Jackson
Ada Cowles
Julia Hott
Robert Worrell
Ojeda Council
K. of C
Elmer Deegan
Patrick Rooney
Juin P. McDonough
Robert Clenty
Joseph J Wall
James Mitzgerald
Joseph
Neal
William Kennedys
Ohn Murray
Matthew Maher
Edward
Supreme Suite
Annie M. Corcoran
New Haven
Elizabeth Murphy
Mary B. Leary
Dora Dunn
Nelie Joy
Mary Carr
Avis
Bridget Keating
Myrtie Eam
M. Woot
Gry Hard
Annie Po Vorder
McCarthy
Sen
Esther Adamsons
Money Sentinel
Neille Hrennan
Ow Sentinel
Margaret Elio
Young Peoples Society of
The
Congregational Church
Mise
Annie Ly Bou
My and
Mes J Ho Mon
Methourne Court
Samuel Sargeant
Willike
Sanilay
Melhourne
Peobale
Ernest Wooster
HL Watnen
North Mainstrest
Watson
QO. Weatherup
Moviarty
Cherry Street
Baker
J. Whittemore
Connecticu Indian Association
Hartford
Young People’s Society of Therian Lutheran Church
Julia Anderson
Herckise Street
Oakland
Cal
William P Stapleton
Meadow Street
New York City
Edward O'Neill
Frank Monroe
Roddant
Boston
Isiac Morse
Torrington
Sexta Petre
Owith
I. C. Atwood
David
Shelton
William Warden
Grice Monroe
Hamtway & Bartlett Co
Grieve, Bisset & Holland
DR. Beadle
Buckingham Building
Mobral
Woodruff
George H. Woodruff
Benson Furniture Co. Inc
South Main
Grand Street
Watts
South Main St
Gatter & Hudson’s
Park Leach Rooms
Oakville
Teach
City News
Austria
Vienna
Rosengarten
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Mulde
Iaile
Bestern
Pietret
Wamenaury
Latte Late
Watertirs
Smu
Court of Probate
Kent
Frank Wf Mebisoy
Geo. A. Upham
Col. West Main and
Mattatuck Streets
Gulliver, M. A
Walnut St
H. Gray & CO
North Malo St
Louis A. Walsh
Leavenworth St
Jerome Bailey
Apothecaries’ Hall
Freney & Jackson—Architects
Joseph Z. Smith
Best Dental Co
Over Manufacturers Bank
Conn Decorating Co
Abbott Ave
Old Point Comfort
Old Dominion Line
Ae Hotel
Chamberlin
Teage
Norfolk
Pier
North River
W.L. Woodrow
J. J. Brown
Tralfie
Mgr
Beach
Floridas
White-Simmons Co
Grand St
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