We Want New Officials and Food Scandals
A letter from readers criticizes city officials for delaying action while conducting investigations. It references a trolley project toward the Branch reservoir and a proposed Baldwin street widening with double tracks. The note mocks the investigation “bake” as a pretext for graft and promotes local foods at FHELAN'S F STORE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieans
Thomaston
Branch Reservoir
Lower Baldwin Stree
Fhelan
East Main St
Meetings Tomorrow Hit Waterbury Lodges and Clubs
Listings show 70 night meetings for Boys' club Waterbury company No 20 U R K P National Association of Stationary Engineers and Unity association. Waterbury Turn Verein Gladstone lodge No 241 U B A Brass City lodge No 240 O B A scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury Company
No 20
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Boys’ Club
Unity Association
Waterbury Turn
Memorial day events and local notices across town
Memorial day exercises planned for June 4 by multiple companies. Birth of Robert Jasper Morrison on May 27 to Mr and Mrs Harry H Morrison of 449 East Main street. An anniversary mass at St Patrick's for the late Thomas Stapleton. Thomas Egan infant death and funeral at St Joseph's cemetery. Hopeville school district to vote Monday night at the new schoolhouse. Stephen Bundock won a trip to Ireland in a Col. Hypernian Rifles event. Local bourbon license transfer rumor unsettled. Universalist services announced for tomorrow with 10:30 sermon and noon Bible school. Congressman Lilley visits town. St Mar A society annual dance in Leavenworth hall. Court Meany 20th anniversary celebration at ACH hall. Mrs Frederick Snowman honored at East Main street home. Chatfield Guard Veteran officers elected. Third Congregational church to hold a two-session meeting with a reception for Rev C D Chana. Odd Fellows to hold memorial day services June 2. St Thomas Cadets meet at Lyceum. Benson opens new Waterbury furniture store around July 1. Rick dancing classes hold shirt waist novelty dance on June 10. New cast members announced for Charley's Aunt at Jacques. Scovill factory reduces summer hours. Saturday half-holiday pay in question. Hospital Aid Society to hold final meeting before September. summer crafts sought for December sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jasper
Harry H. Morrison
East Main Street
St Patrick's Church
Thomas Stapleton
Thomas
Timothy J. Egan
Granite Street
New St Joseph's Cemetery
Hopeville
Stephen Bundock
Colony Street
Wallingford
Col. Hibernian Rifles
Ireland
John Car James Foody
Patrick Barre
Luke Stapleton
Meadow Street
Juddsreet
W. FP. Dickerman
Ing
G. Alr. Hall
Jones-Morgan
Bank Street
George L. Lilley
Hartford
Herald
New Britain Herald
St Mar. A. Society
Leavenworth Hall
Daisy Lord
May Pion
Elizabeth O'Rourke
Etta Kelly
B. Shea
Stacia Hughes
Aliee McKenna
Sadie Fitzpatrick
May White
B. Dunn
Mollie Farley
Anna Robarge
Margaret Dulac
Kenney and
Casey
Winsted
Nellie Ryan
New Haven
May Gilmartin
Upson
Singleton & Co
Quaker” Sox
Court Stephen J. Meany
A.b
J. M. Joy
John Cavanaugh
Buck
Wing
John Curley
Wil
Dames Barns
Wing i
James O'Rourke
Snowman
Guard Veteran Association
William W. Bradies
F Hall
W. HH. Sundland
Charles F. Doherty
Beatley
Fo. White
F. K. Woolworth
W. 3. Mews
Clark Nichols
H. Flake
F Olleek
Armory
Third Congregational Church
C. D.chana
Odd Fellows of
Waterbury Bis
St Thomas Cadets
Lyceum
A. B. Benson
New England
John FP
Rick
Red Men’s Hall
Neary Building
Naugauuck
Canned Fish Specials At Penn Tidle Co On Main Street
Season of the year for canned fish runs at Penn Tidle Co 118 East Main Street. Fine Sardine in Oil at low prices, Mustard Sardines, Smoked Herring and Salmon in various cans, Mackerel priced 15 to 18 cents, Lobster 25 cents, Cod fish assorted, evaporated milk 9 cents a can. Large line of tunes 8 to 11 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn. Tidle. CO
East Main Street
Death of Rev E H Fitzgerald in Hankow China
East Hampton reports the death of Rev E H Fitzgerald in Hankow from acute Bright's disease after sailing from San Francisco for the far east last December. Former parishioners received his May post cards. he served as rector of Christchurch MiddleBead dam and St John's mission here. A May supper and gifts had furnished his apartments. He leaves six parents Rev and Mrs Fitzgerald of Hebron and a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
Hankow
China
E. H. Fitzgerald
San Francisco
Cal
Far East
Bright
Fitzgerald
Christchurch
Middle Beat Dam
St John’s Mission
Hebron
Seasonal goods and prices attract shoppers in all departments
The advertisement highlights Leghorns, Chips and various fancy straws among seasonable goods. It notes all departments are stocked, with prices described as attractive to entice buyers.
Millers & Peck Co Closeout Flyers Deep Discounts
The Millers and Peck Co advertises drastic reductions across women's suits children and women's wear with marked original prices. Savings range from 58 cents for silk to $6.98 for suits, featuring item specifics like petticoats waistings nets and lace trims plus home goods such as wall paper and matted mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeach
Otis
Hamburg
China
Brussels
Wilton Hassocks
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Charley
the Jacques
Frank T. Charlton
New York State
Bertha Wilby
Henry Miller
Scovill
St Mary's Hospital Aid
Hospital Aid Society
Hayes
Musler & Liebeskind
Phoenix Avenue
Warren Chemical Co
The
Barlow Bros. Co
Grand ST
Nugent
Kimis
South Mata
Cor Scovill Street
Bond
John J. Sheehan
South Main Street
Tea Uch
Dating CO
Chase & Son
Miller & Peck Co
Mailhiot
South Main
Hamilton Hardware Corp
Schlitz Cafe
South Main ST
F. P. Becton
J. H. Devereaux & Co
Beef Trust
Bakery Department
Telephone
Welsbach
J. Marcus
the Clothier
Russell Block
D. J
McCarthy @ Co
West Mats Street
D. J. McCarthy
Wess
Waterbury Title Company
Leavenworth Street
Axp Sah
Gatter & Wotson
West Main Street
Park U and
Hooma
P. H. Garrity
Public Market Co
Louis Huss
Prop
Holmes & Bull Fhwessers To Co
L. Holmes & CO
Holmes Building
Grand Street
Rooster
Kelly
Will
Frank Kiely
Mgr
J. B. Mullings & Son
Boston Furniture Co
Scovill and
Brook Streets
Waterbury Trust Co
Maxwell
Hartford-Waterbury
D. B. Wilson Company
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