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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
8
The notice proclaims a tourist floating policy covering personal property across the United States, Canada, inland waters, or worldwide if desired. It insures against fire, lightning, navigation, and transportation with seemingly favorable rates and invites readers to inquire for contract details, noting that all other kinds of insurance are offered.
A farewell reception is announced for Dr and Mrs Fairfax with Root and Boyd Insurance involved. Details include date June 2 and location Zion shared, inviting colleagues and associates to bid farewell to the honored pair.
A lively slate of meetings and events unfolds across Mattatuck and Waterbury society circles. Queen's Daughters meet at 8, Red Men's hall hosts sessions and a parade committee forms. Anchor lodge marks 200th anniversary with Frank Towles expected. St Mary's T A society plans rainbow dance and parade attendance. Maccabees hold a fifth whist parade with winners named and plans for mid June gatherings. Local notices invite members and guests to enhance community festivities and performances.
Poll Stock company stages Rachel Crowthers drama The Three of Us at Jacques. Strong ensemble, brisk pacing, sharp lines, and standout turns by Ralph Herbert and Miss Van Durer. Westley delivers a show stopping fourth act moment drawing applause.
The district court held a short session this morning to clear cases for next week. John Corcorery faced two counts of breach of the peace over alleged attempts to strike Ralph N Blakeslee and Police Superintendent George M Beach, pleading not guilty. Merritt Gage also pleaded not guilty to breach of the peace at his home. Irwin Chipman pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs. Daniel Killoughey and Daniel Carr pleaded not guilty to intoxication and common drunkard charges. All were continued to next Monday.
Ireland lovers urged to attend Polls theater Thursday for St Thomas parish benefit. Daniel O’Connell presented by Ladies auxiliary with new scenery and orchestra. Tickets 50c reserved 35c good 25c general. Also Moro threat reported as Manila notes war risk on Jolo.
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