Trolley Crash Injures Oakville Pin Co Employees
A rear end trolley collision on the Oakville Watertown road near Aurora trees injured six or more workers from the Oakville Pin Company as the two double trucks charged into an extra. Conductor Herbert and Motorman Costello were on the leading car. Injured include Edward Wallace Adele Massicotte the Perrin sisters Joseph Perrault and several others. Emergency aid was rushed to nearby homes and shops as passengers fainted and the scene resembled an improvised hospital for a time. Police and safety board attention turned to possible brake failure and slippery tracks as cause.
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Oakville Hine
John Geisler
Watertown Road
Auroratrees
Arthur M. Herbert
John Costello
Andrew Haight
William H. Howe
Edward Wallace
East Main Street
Adele Massicotte
South Main Street
St Paul Street
Wallace
Howard Valley
Goodrich
T. F. Lanny
Kilmartin
Perrin Sisters
Thibault
Exchange P
Herbert
Cortello
Hows
Haight
Gels
Costello
Aurora Street
Joseph Perrault
Dover Street
de Thibault
Frank Bryan
Watertown — Road
West Main
Oakville Pin Company
Waterville Inn
Waterville Pin Co
Phelan
Hamilton Avenue
Sliver Street
Timely Topics in Local Market Deals
Clean Lehigh coal at John McEili cott's offered as superior fuel. J. J. Sheehan cuts prices on bound goods brandies gins and more. The Great A and P Tea Co is giving away many steamers with teas and coffees this week.
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Lehigh
John McEilicott
J. J. Sheehan
P. Tea Co
Fox to his critics in New Haven on corruption act
George J. Fox rejects circulating stories about his involvement with the corrupt practices act and election court. He says no meetings with Allan W. Ye and asserts amendments occurred during legislative fights while he was in London. He promises to speak in court and denounces misrepresentation.
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New Haven
Wee
George J. Fox
Election Court
Allan W.ye
Paige
Legislave
London
England
Mr Fox
Board of State
Stiles Judson
Charles Hopkins
The
Courant
Clark
Pax
Lyme Trolley Petition Seeks Line Extensions and Cash Rise
The New London & East Lyme Street Railway filed with the secretary of the state for next session to extend lines from Mantle through Black Hall to the Connecticut river ferry and Lyme rail station. A second extension would run from Crescent Beach along Bride Lake to Lyme village. It also seeks to run feed wire under the river to connect with the Shore Line Electric railway and to raise capital stock to 500000 dollars.
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New London & East Lyme Street Railway Company
Mantle
Black Hall
Connecticut River Ferry
Rail Road
Lyme
Crescent Beach
Bride Lake
Connecticut River
Shore Line Electric Railway
Railroad to ban dogs from free travel on lines after Jan 1
New Haven dispatch reports the New York New Haven Hartford railroad will not allow dogs to travel free on its lines after January 1. Dogs will be carried at excess baggage rates. The notice, issued in New Haven, specifies a per dog charge for travel.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Intoxicated man fined in Brooklyn for embracing women
Patrick Learned, 19, notorious to police, was fined 7 plus costs for breach of the peace and intoxication after officers witnessed him embracing a woman on Bank street bridge. Earlier sprees and a prior $100 fine surfaced as the court noted his repeated misconduct and unresolved thefts at Seavill and Wie terburg factories.
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Patrick Learned
Brooklyn
Learned
Magner Sid Madden
Bank Street
Seavill Manufacturing Co
Jerry Ponilitis
Poniis
Ponilitis
Wieterburg Manufacturing Co
State bar examining committee meets for new admittees
The state bar examining committee convened at the capitol at 10 this morning to review candidates for admission. Applicants include Barton M. Welch Chaplin Percy J. Edwards South Norwalk Walter Morgan Anderson Greenwich and others from Bridgeport Norwich Waterbury New Haven Ansonia Stamford Naugatuck Ansonia Stamford and Hartford Also listed are three seeking literary animation Henry Hunt Glastonbury Elbert E Darbie Danielson Christian B L Skan Hartford.
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State
Capitol
Barton M. Welch
Chaplin
Percy J. Edwards
South Norway
Walter Morgan Anderson
Greenwich
William L. Zepp
Bridgeport
Allyn Larrabee Brown
Norwich
John B. Thomas
Branford
Michael J. Noonan
Waterbury
Charles Mitchell
New Haven
William J. McKenna
New
Hard Times in England as Aid Reaches Nearly a Million
London reports the severe weather driving up unemployment and aid totals to 26,345 pounds in England. Police struggle to quell riots born of cold and hunger as crowds confront the rich at theaters and shopping areas, urging aid while authorities push them back.
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London
England
Brooklyn sports and social events mix at Green Street hall
The St Kazaimir Society hosts a New Year dance at 48 Green Street while Owen Lyons of New York visits Miss Rose Lyons of Alder Street. Albany and Brooklyn polo matches are teased, and Brooklyn Athletic Club nips Knights of King Arthur 39 to 25 in a rough, fast basketball clash at the B A C gym.
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St Kazaimir Society
Green Street
Owen Lyons
New York
Rose Lyons
Alder Street
All Brooklyn
Brooklyn Business Men
Edmunds
O'Brien
Tobin
Duerr
Cunningham
Smith
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Knights of King Arthur
Brooklynites
B. A.C
Gwilym
Social and Fraternal Notices From Local Groups
The Waterville fire company held a smoker with an engaging program. Mirza Ali-Kull Kahn, Persian consul at Washington, spoke to the Waterbury Women's Club on Social Life and Customs in Persia. American Hardware Corp of New Britain filled a board vacancy by electing James S. Elton of Waterbury after H. S. Hart resigned. The Second Baptist church Sunday School elected officers led by Superintendent ROG. Snagg and a variety of assistants, with a decision to appoint an assistant in the primary department to Mrs Buchanan. The First Methodist Sunday School celebrated its Christmas festival with Santa by Edward Pierpont and gifts to sexton Charles Kramer and Rev and Mrs Frank D. Walter. Mr. Kramer received a monetary gift, and the Rev Mr Walter was presented with a dress watch charm while his wife received a pendant.
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Waterville Fire Company
Mirza Ali-Kull Kahn
Washington
Waterbury Women's Club
Sorial Life
Persia
American Hardware Corporation of
New Britain
P. & F. Corbin
H. 8
Hart
James S. Elton
Waterbury
Second Baptist Church Systary School
Rog. Snagg
John Bue
John H. Mahony
John B. Tolles
August Richards
Buchanan
First Methodist Church
Edward Pierpont
Santa Claus
Northland
John A. Cow, Jr
Charles Kramer
Frank D. Walter
Kramer
Chapman
Walter
Mr Walter
Alexander Troup named to New Haven civil services board
New Haven mayor Martin announced Alexander Troup Jr to join the civil services board starting January 1 for a six year term, succeeding Dr E Whittemore. He is the eldest son of the late Hon Alexander Troup, GM of the Evening Union, and a prominent Union League member.
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New Haven
Bee
Martin
Alexander Troup
Civil Services Board
Mr Troup
E. Whittemore
Evening Union
Union League
Connecticut Dental Commission Report Raises Standards
The Standard in this state is being raised to a high degree says the State Dental Commission in a twenty four page report dated September 30 1908. It notes four examinations over two years with licenses granted in 1906 1907 and 1907 1414 licenses issued and three admitted to practice in June 1908. It urges prosecutions for violations and asks licensed dentists to report infractions to the commission or county health offices. A full list of licensed dentists is included. Atlanta Ga Dec 30 President Roosevelt and cabinet invited to a January 15 dinner hosted by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce with Tafte as chief speaker Dec 30.
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New Haven
Dee
Phe Brennia
State Dental Commission
Connecticut
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Tafte
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Legge
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Tinor
McCleery
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Mahaney Zeidler
Brickel ‘ S x Hassett Donahue
Mumiston
Civil Service Board
Coal
John Metihigat
South Main Stree
Ipiperial
R. R. Harder & Co
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Dent
South Main ST
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Old Country
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North Main St
J. F. Carmody
Odd Fellows
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Saxe & Floto Florists
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Dallas
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Joseph Pepe
Canal ST
Furnich
Conn Decorating Co
Abbott Ave
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Exchange Place
Frank Flammia & CO
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