Naugatuck Column Highlights Local School Plans
The column notes the start of high school examinations next Wednesday and expects about forty students to enter the high school next term, bringing total enrollment to eighty five. It also mentions a Salem school building exhibition, a Union Center District total registration of 1 298, church events for Sunday, bicycle race entries due by July 4, and social activities by local clubs and churches with various meetings and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Salem
Union Center
Congregational Church
Congregational Sunday School Society
Union City
Mrz Boule
New Hamshire
Beardaley
Naugatuck Whist Club
Jerome May Banjo Club
Pythian Hall
F. Judd & Co
W.M. OC. A
Seymour
S. Drutt & Son
Naugatuck Valley
Senate Accepts War Revenue Bill Conference Report
Washington June 11 the Senate adopted the conference report on the war revenue bill after four hours of debate. The measure passed 43 to 22 with Republicans voting in full and eight Democrats, one silver Republican, and one independent joining. Dispute centered on bond provisions as critics argued against debt expansion. The session ended amid a bitter exchange between Populist leaders and Mr Kyle over bond issuance and party representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Committee
Senate
Washington
Messrs. Caffery
Gorman
Lindsay
McEnery
Mitchell
Morgan
Murphy
Turple
Mantle
Kyle
Congress
Butler
Pop
N. C
National Committee
Mr. Pettigrew
Opponents Accept House Vote on Hawaii Annexation
The House agreed to consider and vote on the Newlands Hawaii annexation resolution. Debate runs until 5 pm next Wednesday when the measure is set for a final vote. Annexationists pushed to force discussion after three hours of stiff opposition busing for liberal time. A later pension session would not prevent passage, and the opposition yielded to allow a thorough debate. In other news, Isaac Horner of Burton, West Virginia, reports relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm per a 1894 testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters
No 2Shoe
Washington
Newlands
Hawaii
Isaac Horner
Burton House
Burton, W. V
Apothecaries Hall Co
George M. Ladd
South Main Street
Oakville Happenings Includes School Election Picnic and Changes
A lively town meeting elected Henry Warner to succeed Harry Russell as committee head. A $30 note funded running expenses. Fletcher hired for next term. Picnic at Boulder Grove. New summer timetable for some passenger trains starts tomorrow. Town events include sociable June 16 and Wheelmen plans for New Haven trips. Peer items cover local repairs, a bicycle accident, a birthday party, and school closings with readings and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Warner
Fletcher
Harry Russell
Warner
Boulder Grove
F. W. Fletcher
Hartford
Edward White
Irving Nelson
Hazel Conrad
Poverty Street
Clara Warner
Hinman
New Haven
Savin Rock
Ringling Bros’ Circus
Walter Capewell
Mr Jeffries
Bromberg
Publicity drives Waterbury kidney health
Waterbury citizens push for Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for kidney disease backache and urinary trouble. Mrs Walett Geraghty of No 4 Brewster Street reports long standing kidney issues improved after using Doan's, bought at H W Lakes drug store, with continued success after a second box. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Dean
Walett Geraghty
Brewster Street
Doan
H. W. Lake
Notie
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Instructia reports no surrender guidance to Aguinaldo
In Madrid Senor Romero Giron says no instructions were given to Captain General Augustin on surrender scenarios or Who to treat with Admiral Dewey or Aguinaldo. In Vienna the government declines mediation between the United States and Spain to avoid dynastic appearance and potential offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusti
Instructia
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Ijustria
Viemna
United States
Spain
Tata
Water town Trains Change Timetable and Local News
The Watertown column reports a summer timetable change taking effect at 12:01 a.m. Sunday June 12 with minor train time adjustments, local misgivings from workers, and notes on Miss Jennie Sheehan visiting, street lamps, a school picnic, and various town tidbits. The Patterson estate proceeding allows six months for creditor claims. Big Diamond imports in 1898 show a near ninefold rise due to lower duties and smuggling relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolittle
Patterson
Waterbury
Jennie Sheehan
Rochester
Center
Wallace's Lake
Quassapaug
Irving Mackintire
New Haven
F. N. Barton
Edward McGowan
George Doolittle
Variel
Isbell
Oakville
Brooks
F. E. Wheeler
James B. Woolson
Boston
O. D. Estey
Novia Scotia
John Hard
W. G. Woods
Hungerford
Taft
Lakeville
Hotchkiss
Warren
Cunningham
Litchfield University Club
Norfolk
Ed Smith
Honey Smith
New Jersey
Maine
Foresters
Graves
Harmonic Society
Democrat
Bartons
Post Office
O’hara
Paul Welton
Electric Bitters Promises Quick, Pure Health Remedy
A dated sales blurb touts Electric Bitters as a cure for weak kidneys, malaria, nervous troubles, headaches, sleeplessness, and melancholy. It claims the remedy tonifies the liver and kidneys, purifies the blood, and restores vigor with a vegetable, mild laxative formula. Each bottle is guaranteed and priced at 50 cents at G. L. Dexter & Co.'s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Dexter & Co
Fast Steamer Service Bridges Bridgeport to New York
Daily daylight trips on the Steamer Rosedale from Bridgeport to New York depart 7 45 a m after the 6 35 a m Waterbury train, arrive 11 00 a m. Return from New York Pier 39 at 3 00 p m and East 31st Street 3 15 p m, with evening bridgeport connection at 7 40 p m to Waterbury. Saturday sailings 2 00 p m from Pier 39 and East River 2 15 p m. Sunday service runs June 12 to September 25 inclusive with Bridgeport leaves 9 00 a m after Sunday morning trains. Steam Nutmeg State sails Bridgeport every night at 12 midnight to New York arriving 5 00 a m with return at 11 00 a m to Pier 39 and 5 30 p m to all Naugatuck stations. F H Connelly superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
New York
Long Island Sound
Rosedale
Naugatuck Division
Waterbury
E. R
Foot Market Street
Pier 39
East River
East 31St Street
Naugatuck
M. Steami
Nutmeg State
Pier 39 E. R
F. H. Connelly
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Brooklyn Athletic Club of
Linden Park
Baxter
Ladies Auxiliary
Gem Opera House
Colchester
Dsg
Electric Light Company
Center Bridge
Grant
Kennedy
Alexander Brookland
Salvation Army
Chamberlain
Apothecaries Hall Company
WAR Revenue
Hanky Panky Club
Good Templars’ Hall
Griffin
Watertown
Clarence Yale
Heights
Charles Atwood
Pequot Club
William Warner
East Side
Dora Davis
Washington, D. C
F. E. Benham
North Main St
Jos A. Jackson
Hank Syreldyt
Weat 124Th Street
Franz Erich
Erlanger
Bavaria
Fnew
J. W. Hodson
18 Exchange, Place
Frank Miller & CO
COAL
Bridgeport Steamboat &Co
R. V. Magee
P. O. Block
Watertown. Com
Westbury Park
B. H. Mattoon
Pythian Hall Blds
Osborn
Deng
EF. C.slade & Son
Oakville, Conn
L R. Hitchcock Bicycle Agency
Depot Watertown, Conn
W. E. Russell
Caefville
John Keilty
Prop'r
T. M. Sanford
Tiaple Valley Dairy
Middlebury
Conn
Samuel Hosking
Maple Grove
Charles L. Kelley
Ry Lake Winnemang
Parton
M. A. Doolittle
Coast
P. O. Freight and Express
Telegraph
Carpenter
Evans
Florist
Judson
W. H. Casey
E. Main St
McDonald’s
Buffet
Chicago
Teep Bass
Fort - Monroe
Fort
R.52 Express Steamships
Old Dominion
Ling
Fromington
North River
W. L. Guillaudeu
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