Teachers Changes After Principal Elwell's Death
Several shifts in city schools follow the death of Russell school principal Mrs L Octavia Elwell. Mary C Coyle will replace Elwell as Roswell principal, Elizabeth F Devine becomes Webster assistant principal, Marie A Marret moves to Duggan as assistant to Thomas Condon, Anna C Lawlor succeeds Marret at Barnard as assistant to Mary Cass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Octavia Elwell
Russell
BW Tinker
Mary C. Coyle
Webster School
Elwell
Roswell
Coyle
James B. Madigan
Webster
Elizabeth F. Devine
Duggan’ School
Miss Coyle
Miss Devine
Duggan
Thomas F. Devine
Marle A. Marret
Barnard School
Thomas J. Condon
Skating at Hampton Park Draws Over Two Thousand
Yesterday more than 2000 people enjoyed skating at Hampton Park. Calls grow for dusk lighting to keep youth safe and on park grounds. The effort, praised as a blessing, keeps youths away from dangerous areas and provides summer bathing facilities, with town leaders urged to continue park improvements under Mr Thoms example.
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Hampton Park
Iy Park Committee
Day
Thoms
NEW WAR LAWS FRAMED FOR INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURT
World powers at The Hague discuss a code of laws for the prize court. United States Great Britain and Japan share most views. US proposals include seizure and use of neutral ships within belligerent lines with compensation, and capture of enemy private vessels except coastal fishing boats under treaty. New York cab drivers strike. 2,000 out with no violence reported.
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Great Britain
London
United States
Japan
New York
Wee
Secretly Gould
Liberal Dawn Assocton
Busy Hillside area grows with new shops and dance event
City life quickens as a Chinese laundry opens on Hillside avenue with cobblers, fruit shops, a barber, meat market, bakery and drug store. Galipeau's orchestra plans a Buckingham hall dance midweek. Suspender waists with garters go at 25 cents. Driggs school reopens after scarlet fever scare. attendance down in lower grades.
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Upcon
Singleton & Co
Galipeau
Buckingham Hall
Edward G. Bobbin
Shenandoah
South
Main Street
Willow Street
Hillside Avenue
Ridgewood Streets
Wo Lung
Driggs
H.W. Tinker
Empire Theater Fates Set After Sheriff Move and Hebrew Charity Group Forms
A sheriff with an attachment took possession of the Empire theater after the final performance of Christopher Jr and was to be discharged today. The stockholders of Empire Stock Co may disband at an upcoming meeting as rent arrangements shift to the stock company direct. In Waterbury and nearby towns, Hebrews formed the Waterbury Hebrew Charity Association to aid needy families, plan sick care, and collect weekly contributions with a circulated box system. officers include Dr J Gancher president and Ralph Jacobs on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Empire Theater
Christopher Jr
Focal Lodge
Big
Empire Stock Co
P P. Guilfoile
Bagh
Iis
Gullfolle
Direct
Thinely
Naugatnek
Friendship
Bank Street
Waterbury
Nauguinek
Nistroller
Herutats I. Levy
David BL Levy
Elly
Lowa
Deaths and funerals in Waterbury area
Mrs Katherine Munger widow of Joseph H. Munger dies at 70 Waterville Street. Requiem for Mrs Davis Daniels held at St Cyestia’s with interment at St Joseph’s. Gregory Connor 11, lifelong Waterbury resident, dies. funeral Thursday at Immaculate Conception. August Meyer cigarmaker found dead. cremation per Cremation Society rules. body to Fresh Pond for incineration. Mary J. Sullivan, 43 Puller Street, dies after pneumonia. funeral at Imm en Conception Church tomorrow. Mrs Mary Sullivan’s survivors include parents in Ireland and several siblings.
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Davd Daniels
East Main Street
St Cyestia's Church
Farrel Marten
St Joseph's Cemetery
William H. Borchardt
John Saxe
John Naysann
Alves Schaeffer
Mary J. Sullivan
John D. Sullivan
Puller Street
Ireland
Ladies’ Aux-Liary, AO. H
Daniel McCarthy
Thomas
New York
Richard
John
Charles
Holyoke
Michael
New Zealand
Norrow
Gregory Connor
Waterbury
Cherry Street
Torrington
Scovtt Manufacturing Co
Connor
Mary
Mulville
August Meyer
Benjamin Sheinfeld
Gustaf Saladine
South Main Street
A.A. Trane
Chicago
Anong
George Harrington
Sheinfeld
Cigarmakers’ Union
Cremation Society
Freshpond
L. F
Bergin
Zett Goes To Gallows In Connecticut Murder Case
Hartford December 21 John Zett, convicted of murdering his wife and granddaughter in Rockville, was hanged at Wethersfield state prison. At 12:02 a.m. he entered the death chamber and ten minutes later was pronounced dead. Rev Oliver T Magnet said Zett fully realized the crime and showed repentance. He was 48.
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Hartford
John Zett
Superior Court
Rockville
State Prion
Wethersfield
Zettwin
George E. Balsden
Oliver T. Magnet
Magnet
Zetz
List of Names Published by Waterbury Bank Transfer
The Penny Provident Bank, now Waterbury Industrial School, publishes a list of depositors names and asks all listed to report if they wish to continue saving or withdraw. The roster includes Li Adams, Louise Armbruster, Mary Bren han, Abbie Brennan, Tillie Brandt, Eunice Broughton, Edith Bengston, and numerous others.
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Penny Provident Bank
Tnt
Prendleague
Waterbury Indus
Pol
Ist
Waterbury Industrial School
Li Adams
Chua Armbruster
Louise Armbruster
Mary Bagley
Mary Bren~han
Abbie Brennan
Tillie Brandt
Eunice Broughton
Edith Bengston
V. Blacker
Mary Cass
Bertha Cary
Jennie Chambro
Cassie Conlon
Billy Cooke
Marie Cronen
Neltig Cuddy
Mary Detelle
Lena Delpo
Annie Diorio
Leo Donahue
Annie Donahw
Mary Daye
Alles Degnan
Annie Devito
Roselly Donnelly
Annie Dwyer
Helen Dwyer
Minnie Ellery
Rose Fenning
Mary Flaherty
Ella Flannery
M Fray
Jennie Iman
Margaret Prost
Lawrente
Margaret Forest
Minnie Fowler
Annie Flinnigan
Ruby Freeman
Linnie Foell
Annie Tannery
John Fallon
Agnes Fallon
Minnie Freter
Dollie Guilfelle
Kathleen Grogan
Eva
Eila Jennscakis
Kathleen Judd
Agnes Kane
Margaret Kennedy
Lauretta Lawlor
Margaret Luddy
Bessie Lynch
Lewis Leopold
Mary Lafin
Elinehe Lavalle
Freda Letsky
Fannie Meuler
Hsther Mo~ Vine
Selma Moline
Gertrude ME Knaitis
Ethel Montgomery
Hazel Monroe
Mary Moss
Allestra
Ethel Murphy
Mary O'Connor
Margaret O'Connor
Philomela Orsin
Mass Meeting Planned in California to Protest Japanese Invasion
Citizens gathered in San Francisco to condemn Japanese immigration after reading Secretary Straus's annual report. Officials cited 10 8044 arrivals and 15 808 departures in the monthly revenue data, prompting organizers to call a state wide protest meeting of interested residents.
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California
Francisco
Bn—O
Tvehtmoe
Ague
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Tvettmoo
Electric Arch Work Underway at Bank and Ghaild Streets
Work began today on erecting a general electric arch to illuminate the square at Bank and Ghaild streets. Local businessmen fund the project and expect arches in other city areas soon. One post is noted as a potential hazard to night drivers if all lights fail at midnight.
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Bank and
Ghaild Sreets
Women Relation to Social Problems Addressed Tonight
The Celtic Medical society plans a 9 PM public meeting in Bridgeport with Dr HA addressing on Women's Relation to Social Problems. A 7:20 PM Ladies' Auxiliary meeting at K, of a ball funds actions on Bridget Sullivan's death. Competing events include rehearsals of The Mocking Bird and various Knights of Columbus and AOH activities.
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Celtic Medical Society
Oharn
Ella Reeves Bloor
Tinelty
Hridgeport
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ac Oo ML
Bridget Sullivan
Fuller Street
William Howe
John Clohessey
Barrett
Jota Barrett
Nugent’s
Dy G
Leonard
Rick
East Main Street
Aelock
Liberty Eirele
Companions of the Forest
Catherine Doyle
Glee Ehter
Mildred Fowler
May Chapman
Katherin Donahue
Mari Flynn
Sophia Carroll
Mary Perris
Mary McGraw
Elsie Dawson
May Fleming
Holy Name
Immaculate Conception Church
Willam H. Flynn
Knights of Columbus
Daughters of Isabella and
Court Acme
T. J. Murphy
J. W. Burns
Ralph Stango
J. J. Duncan
W J. Walsh
E.W. Smith
W. M. Shaw
Miss Little Hartle
Clara Thomas
Adelate Frost
In Stokes’ Grocery Store and Town Life Mystery
Joe Cone from New York Herald recalls a local scene around Stokes’ grocery store where neighbors gather nightly. The piece portrays a close community, with farmers, woodcutters, and revelers sharing meals, stories, and bravado while the town discourse centers on shop life and summer, fall, and winter visits.
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Stokes
Joe Cone
New York Herald
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Prank
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R. R. Harder & Co
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