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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1908

Page

8

Court settles Allen case and nears Dalton trial

Superior Court today reported the Allen case against Connecticut Co settled before opening. Catherine and Robert Allen claimed 5000 and 1500 damages for injuries and loss of services. Dalton of Ansonia faces similar claims for 1400 after a car incident. A motion to set aside a nonsuit in Cottle v railroad for 5000 was denied with appeal planned to the supreme court.

Heiring Catherine Robert Allen Connecticut Co Allen Martin Dalton Ansonia Dalton Bennett Anna Cottle Heookside Bronson Supreme — Court Supreme Court Danbury

Donations of Food Aid Hoping for Sale at St Marys

St Marys Hospital Aid plans a fundraising sale at St Patricks hall tomorrow after Mass. Volunteers list chairs for work tables domestic ware doll table mood sale and refreshment groups with names of many local helpers and donation drop off Thursday or Friday afternoons.

St Mary’s Hospitt Aid St Patrick's Hall Mya Bernard Mitapatrick M. Bigelow T. J. Jackson Mes T. Conway Thomas Kilimartin Dius Ho Prank Madson Mood Sale John Duxbury John Gainey Micky Fox Paul Asheim D. K. Tierney Annie Corden J. Gallagher Russell P. Delaney Konvoy Lucien Wolff John Moslaty James Morris Mary J. Russell Elizbeth Somer M.D. Russell Charles Jackson C. Maroney C. P. Hayes Minnie Walsh Daisy Lord May Roderick

Prospect Church Dedication Honors Roosevelt Memorial

The Prospect Congregational church was dedicated with a 2 30 pm start and an organ prelude by Gene Griswold. Rev Frank Countryman gave the invocation, readings by Rev Wil lam H Phipps, and a sermon by Rev Joseph DD of Woodmont. Memorial windows by Frederick H Hotchkiss and Miss Emma R Strong were unveiled. A collation followed, and an evening program featured a cornet solo by E W Griswold and a dedicatory sermon by Rev John G Davenport DD. The keys were presented by Halsey W Clark to Pastor Rev Homer Wesles Hildreth.

Hotchkiss Emma R. Strong Hitchcock Casale May Jeralds Joseph DD Woodmont First Church of Waterbury William L. Holmes Watertown Smart Mr Hildreth Halsey W. Clark

Newly elected officers listed for Mattatuck council and Daughters of Liberty

The Mattatuck council Hoyal Arcanum announces officers including Edward A. Camp as representative and regent, C Fred Harder as vice regent, Joseph Robinson as orator, and George W. Watson as treasurer. Fidelity Connell No 47 Daughters of Liberty names officers led by Minnie Scott as councillor and Edith Clark as recording secretary, with Lillie Rice and Dora Austin among trustees. Next whist party set for Mrs Rosa Main at 29 Walnut Street.

Mattatuck Council Hoyal Arcanum Edward A. Camp C. Fred Harder E. M Totten Joseph Robinson Fred Moore George W. Watson L.A. Totten Fr. Teller J. A Scholl George Graham Albert A. Adt Ernest H. Hoon Omer S. Northrop Fidelity Connell Daughters of Liberty Mechanics’ Hall Minnie Scott Minnie Fleoring Olive Birdill Stee Rosa Main Edith Clark Arthur Austin Lettie Flood Isador Burns Lettie Rice Lara Dutton Lille Rice Lillie Rice Dora Austin Walnut Street New

Public Works Board Considers Trolley Sand Bank Issue

The Board of Public Works met last night and voted to instruct the engineer to investigate the trolley company's sand bank near a northern road believed to be a public highway. Residents complain the company is cutting away sand, affecting access to Hopeville school.

Board of Public Works St Toonsville Reed Blace Hopeville Park Committee Daniel Aliman Allman Walker Parl South Main Street M. J. Daly & Sons Highland Avenue Bank Street F. K. Brown Exchange Place Stone Street Sloan Avenue Buckingham Building Grand State Streets P. J.dowling Cooks Street Ashley Street Main Street Mel. Reynolds and Rasmussen Fonen Macdonald Scully Ma Rasmussen John Henderson Rasmussell Commissioner Sculty

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