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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
4
Members of the Catholic Women's Association are asked to loan their classwork for an exhibit next Wednesday. The Tower Hall will be decorated with bunting and flowers as works are displayed for all to see. Ice cream will be sold to add to the occasion, and there is no admission or invitations. the public is welcome to attend at any time.
The appellate division of the supreme court set aside the verdict against Walter R. Gillette former vice president of Mutual Life Insurance Co who had been convicted of perjury in the life insurance investigation. He was sentenced to six months in prison. Rain floods Helena Montana rail lines washout tracks. Great Northern lines at Wolf Creek reported under three inches of water hindering service. In New York McClellan recount gains reduced Hearst gain from 123 to 110 votes across seven districts. mayoral totals adjusted.
Fresh shoulders 10¢ a pound tomorrow with smoked options at 9¢. Free Gold and Green stamps at Hub grocery with three pounds of rice or prunes. Local merchants advertise ready to wear, suits, waists, hats, frames, and gifts with special weekend prices. Models in meats, ice cream delivery, and bargains across clothing and hosiery populate the shopping scene.
Two five room rentals on South Main street offered for fifteen dollars each with one month’s rent free for the right party. Also rear four room tenement for twelve dollars and a three room unit. Inquire of D. J. Griffe at 45.
In a regular meeting the officers and members express sincere thanks to all who took part in the Memorial Day exercises on May 30 1908 and to the press and citizens of Watertown.
A fragmented note describes an exchange or invitation tied to Seertaka and Themen Par with unclear details and limited readable wording. The item reads like a brief card or message listing two names without dates or locations, offering little context beyond possible personal or social contact.
Dr J. J. melanuen Hugh McLinden and George Donahue flee a highway incident near Derby as a crazed man with a large stone is seen approaching. The party escapes at full speed, later reported by fellow travelers from a Boston convention of New England United Commercial Travelers.
Summer home return of Matthew Phelan of Villanova College and a June 3 birth to Mr and Mrs A C Griswold of North Main Street are noted. A Sunshine societies convention delegate is named for New Haven on June 9. Fire box 371 moved from Brass City Lumber Co on South Willow to West Main near Manhan. Local sports mark Reidville 3 30 and a waterbury school sports gathering is reported. Funeral bouquets at Jeremiah J Denehy’s funeral are listed. A school exhibit of home economics and domestic arts continues tonight at the Friendly league. University of Pennsylvania dental student Charles F Egan visits town. his parents recently moved to Southington. Private dance at Boys’ Club gym. Munson and Root host committee. Mrs Nora Murphy funeral with solemn mass at Immaculate Conception. Bearers listed. interment at new St Joseph’s cemetery. Visitors from Jersey City noted. A spray of sixty roses from Mrs Etten Newman of Sond Manchester. Cameron Septic Tank Co of England wins suit against Saratoga Springs over royalty, with multiple US cities including Waterbury adopting the process and contributing to a fund.
Last evening Joseph Nolan reported a break in at his store at 218 Hamilton Avenue. Thieves took canned goods cigars and cigarettes but did not take money. Detec tive Keegan and Patrolman Walsh found much of the goods hidden in a neighborhood cellar and learned who stole them, but Nolan chose not to prosecute.
The 78th annual meeting of the American Institute of Instruction will be held in Burlington Vermont July 7 to 9. Henry C. Morrison of Concord New Hampshire is president with Edwin C. Andrews of Ansonia Connecticut as secretary. Notable speakers include Governor Proctor, Mayor Bigelow, and John M. Thomas of Middlebury College. The program covers religious, labor, and industrial education topics with regional educators addressing related themes.
A New Haven medical gathering discussed urban hazards including tenements refuse heaps and stagnant water. A physician warned brick sidewalks cause callouses and accidents, urging action to curb harm from existing sidewalks at the next New Haven Medical Society meeting.
Whitney Stamina easily captures the Gazelle Stakes for three year old fillies at Gravesend racing 1 mile 70 yards. Anonyma and De gan contend down the stretch with De gan taking the lead late while Don Enrique surprises in Patchogue stakes.
Norwalk June 5 Congressman J F Laning formerly vice president faces indictment in a stalled case. The report notes his prior role as vice president and outlines charges brought by federal authorities. Community reaction remains unsettled as details emerge.
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