Bargain Day offers at Waterbury corner store
Grieve, Bissett, and Holland of Naugatuck advertise Bargain Day at their busy Waterbury corner store 38 40 Bank Street. The ad lists discounted clothing and household goods including ex- furs, linens, and dress fabrics. The Bristol Consolidated basketball team beat Elms 21 19 in a nearby item, plus community notices and obituaries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grieve, Bisset, & Holland
Naugatuck
Bank Street
Tel
Waterbury’s
Oxford
Bristol Consolidated
Welch
Bristol
Mcintyre
Callares
Heraekee
Donovan Hitlen
McCarthy Sae Jones
Watertown Jottings and Local Social Notes
Watertown jottings update on residents and visits in the area. Mentions William G. French slowly improving and Miss Lithan Pegrum of Montclair visiting in Watertown. Notes on local gatherings and the annual ball of the Federal lodge scheduled for February 3, with committee plans and social events framed as in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifred Stevens
Vex Howe
Federal Tode
Spreckels Heirs Contest For Millions In Estate
In San Francisco two of Claus Spreckels heirs John 1 and Adopt challenge the will claiming a share of the 50 million dollar estate. The will grants a life interest to the widow and then divides the remainder among nine children including Claus A Spreckels Rudolf Spreckels and Mrs John Perrins of Kingswood England with others named Emmon Spreckels and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Claus Spreckels
John 1
Adopt
Lfe
Claus A. Spreckels
Rudolp Spiekein
John Perrins
Kingswood
England
Emfon Spreckels
Confesses Murder In Love Tragedy Case At Bush Stores
New York foreman Charles Breting admitted killing his wife after discovering she blocked his plan to wed his sixteen year old stepdaughter. Police found the body in the cellar following the daughter’s report of her mother’s disappearance. Breting described choking his wife in her bedroom, concealing the corpse in the parlor, then burying it in a shallow grave before cementing the cellar floor days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Areling
Hough
Deni
Dee
Breitag
Twenty Die in Pocahontas Mine Explosion
In Iluetielt Virginia twelve more bodies were taken from the Lick Branch colliery after a mine explosion yesterday. Twelve others remain entombed or dead. State Mine Inspectors Phillips Henry Werner and Grady led exploration today. The Pocahontas Coal Company allegedly provided safety devices and experienced staff, and the blast is believed to have started in an abandoned shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Company
Iluetielt
Derwenty
Lick Branch
Phillips
Henry
Werner
Grady
Toda
Pavatontas Co Company
Venezuela for Peace United States Mission Reaches Accord
United States Commissioner Buchanan reports success in talks with Venezuela's President Gomez. He says both sides freely discussed key issues and relations are resumed, with Venezuela willing to settle pending international questions. The exchanges form the basis for formal US-Venezuela understandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Buchanan
Washington
Venezuela
State Department
Gomez
Ruef Sentenced To Fourteen Years For Bribery
Abraham Ruef, former political boss of San Francisco, was sentenced by Judge William P. Lawler to fourteen years in the state penitentiary for bribery connected to securing an overhead trolley franchise for the United ratings. The verdict follows Ruef's trial on the charge of bribing a member of the Scouts board of supervisors.
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Ler
Guard
MeIntyre
Sehofield
Dillon
Brown
Jone Welch
Donovan
Pager
Welch
Perod Foleys
Nixon
Shrighe
Cohamblias Wis
Olaf PL Nelson
NA. Olson
Hillside Avenue
Taving
Carl W. Thompson
New Street
No A. Olgon
Naugatuck
Oln
Disquist
Manistee
Mich
John
Wallingford
Lem Lutheran Churel Dtl
Luther League
Concordia Stock Benefit Society
Mut Vhureh
Carpenters’ Union
No A. Olzon
Oollock
Salem Luther Church
Pristor
Dy B.A. Zetterstrand
Hillside
Ceme Tory
San Francisco
San Fran
Abraham Rs
William P. Lawler
Ruef
Sehmits Board of Supervisors
Courtroom Collapse Injures Forty in Baltimore Hearing
In Baltimore, a crowded Easton Hall hearing for William Harwood a Negro charged with murderous assault collapsed its upper door injuring forty people and injuring many prominent citizens. The accident stemmed from overcrowding during the magistrate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lee
Easton Hall
Elflestt City
William Harwood
Heya
Mrs Erb Named Actual Slayer in Philadelphia Trial
In a Philadelphia murder trial, District Attorney McDade contends Mrs Florence Erb, not her sister Mrs Catherine Besset, fired the shots that killed Captain Causin J Erb. He asserts both sisters plotted the crime and that Mrs Erb used the revolver at Red Gables, challenging the defense's version of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Florence Erb
Catherine M. Besset
Causin J. Clayton Erb
McDade
Erb
Hitchcock Sees Taft in Augusta Meeting With President Elect
National Chairman Frank Hitchcock conferred today with President Elect Taft in Augusta Georgia. Taft will stay a week or longer to seek Hitchcock’s views on political considerations surrounding future appointments and party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Frank Hitchcock
Prest- Taft
Taft
Natural looking dental sets at same price as ill fitting
Advertises facially natural dental sets with enhanced suction and contouring for a pleasing appearance. Claims patients are cheerful and respected, and notes unsatisfactory sets can be remodelled at low cost.
Pretty little outfits for mall boys in linen and prints
The piece describes boys clothing emphasizing masculine yet childish appeal. It highlights a white linen outfit with blue bands and mentions hot galatea and khaki cloth. It notes that lightweight printed wash fabrics are in vogue for warm weather and suggests practical, affordable options for active children.
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Howe
Tregular
Nottingham
Queen of the Forest Circle
C. C
Foresters’ Hall
Mary Schreck
Mawie Patterson
Anna Weaving
Martha Huchanan
K. Deegan
Kate Ford
Kate Clancy
Mannie Draper
Ruth Leavy
Mary Foley
Wo A Reilly
Supreme Cirete
George C. Lambert
Hirst
Columbus Hall
Conaenteit
Amos Cilyer
Wo K, Gerrish
E. IL Johnson
MW. Co Rom
Tte Trowbridge
H. J. Tuttle
LC. Warner
St Fr
Francis
Bessie Laflaime
Cornelius Touhs
Catherine Leary
James Leary
Vincas Kudirka
Lineden Park
L. Trudell
Waterbury
Grand ST
Post Office
Evry
Benson Furniture Co. Inc
South Main
Grand Street
Waterbury, Connecticut
David Gol
Dbe
Abbott Avanos
Luten
LEY Construction CO. Inc
Fred T. Ley Ss, Inc
Springfield
Mass
General Contractors
New England
Mullings Building
Bank St
G. B. Hall
Ae A& O0
South Main St
Oakville Company
Oakville
Conn
Telgraph
Goan
Watertown
Spreckels Will
Husban
William L Buchanan
Hitchcock
Best Dental Co
Over Manufacturers Bank
Best Optical Co
Abbott Ave
Wallace & CO
Jacques’ Opera House
Magee
Stransky
the Barlow
Undertakers
Poli
May Manton
Fashion Department
Waterbury Democrat
J. E. Watts
South
Munchen
Drescher & Keil
Harrison Ave
Board of Relief of the City of
Assessors
City Hall
Board of Assessors
John F. Garren
William Bowe
Robert Palmer
Board of Relief
The
White-Simmons Co
Noble
Crane
the White-Simmons Co
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