Thomaston Shut Out In Torrington Series Opener
Thomaston loses 13 to 0 as Dee Brass of Torrington rips 18 hits. Casey’s pitcher Hoar allows four hits, Homer knocked unconscious by a pitched ball, Brimble sprains ligament, Thomaston errors total nine. Umpire Hanley.
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Thomaston
Dee Brass
Torrington
Casey
Hoar
Homer
A. Brimble
Lh.b. Coe
Smedick
C. Brimble
Moran
Hanley
Waterbury Board of Education Bid Proposals Notice
Proposals for goal bids will be considered only with a certified check equal to a percent of the bid, made payable to M D Rua Comptroller, forfeitable if the contract is not entered. Obtain information from the undersigned Fitzgerald, Clerk.
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Board of Commissioners of Public Works
City Hall
Leavenworth
West Main Streets
Stone Street
Baldwin Street
Sylvan Avenue
James R. Lawlor
M.D. Rua
Waterbury
Board OF Education
Fitzgerald
Art and Needlework Exhibit Draws 1000 Visitors
The thirteenth annual Catholic Women's Association exhibit drew fully 1,000 visitors at St Patrick's Hall on East Main Street yesterday. Guests praised the varied embroidery and dressmaking displays, especially the hats and gowns, with Miss Sarah Finley and Miss Elizabeth Finley receiving high praise for teaching and supervision. Ice cream and cake were served as crews highlighted the department's handiwork.
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Catholic Women’s Association
St Patrick’s Hall
East Main Street
Art Department
Josephine Egan
Sarah Finley
Directoire
Fifth Avenue
Frits Scheff
Elizabeth Finley
Miss Egan
C. P. Hayes
Women complete transcontinental trip to Chicago in foggy roads
Two Portland Maine women launched the first female transcontinental tour in a Waltham runabout leaving May for Portland Oregon. They reached Buffalo with minimal trouble but rough roads after rain slowed speeds. Pilot cars aided progress through Ohio and Indiana aiding navigation. They departed Chicago June 3 aiming for July 1 Portland Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Teape
Mackelvie
Buffalo
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Omaha
Sullivan sails for England to oversee Olympic team
James E. Sullivan secretary of the American Olympic committee sails for London aboard the Baltic and will remain until after the London games. He plans to inspect training quarters and may relocate if needed. He expects America to win the point honors and says this will be his last duty piloting the team. He does not expect to attend events on the field and will tour Ireland and visit Maurice Davin after the games.
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Olympic
James E. Sullivan
England
London
Sullivan
America
Ireland
Maurice Davin
Gaelic Athletic Ane
Lynn Club Faces Turbulent Times Amid Upheaval Talk
The Lynn club warns of upheaval in the New England League as discontent grows, focusing on fairness of umpire decisions and salary scrutiny. President M says demands for club books are nonsense and salaries are transparent via Secretary Farrell.
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Newland
Lynn Club
New England League
Farrell
Lynn Item
Baseball Numbers Fade as Personal Interest Grows
The New York Sun chides numbered player ratings as dulling fan interest. McGraw of the New York Nationals plans to retain Iron Man McGinnity, hoping the veteran pitcher delivers value with a fresh lease on life in a season seen as promising for the Indians Territory star.
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Rube Waddell
St Louis
Horton
Washington Star
New York Sun
New York
M’ginnity
McGraw
New York Nationals
Iron Man McGinnity
Indian Territory Star
Timely Topics Market Sales and Local Bargains
The Market offers fine fish dinners and fresh strawberries daily while local shops post clearance sales and new stock. Jewelry novelties graduate gifts, white fabrics, children’s skirts, muslin underwear, and summer millinery are featured with several stores promoting weekly specials and housewares.
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Guarantee Credit Clothing Couut
Regular Mob
Currans
Becton
Reid & Hughes
Jane Mile
Miller @ Peck
Woodruff's
Tic & Pound
Grieve, Bisset & Holland
J. G. Jackie & Nugent
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Eason
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Grovest
A. J. Kenneally
Farm St
M. Sebneer
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American Loan Co
Bank Street
East Main
East Main St
Quick- Kleen
Quick-Kleen Soap Co
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Danbury
Grand St
Bark St
Bank St
M. A. Dulao
Attings
Ofice
J. B. Smith & Co
Benedict St
Waterbury, Conn
Tracy A
David Carroll
Pleasant St
Worcester
New England Land & Realty Co
Butte 6
Boughton Park Plat
West Main Street
West Main
Highland Avenue
The
Woodward Land Co
Dame
Ashley St
Mary Cassidy
Walnut St
D. T. Farrington
el Main St
Union St
Notre Dame Convent
Goldstein
River St
Bishop St
Nor West Burton
Riverside St
Fuller St
Timothy Brennan
South Main St
D. J. Griffin
Spencer
S. A. Weinstein
So Main
Scovill
Spring Sts
William Xstnedy
Alant-son St
Sylvan
Dawson
F. E. Beardsley
East Mainst
South Main
H. Ifart
Bank
John Moriarty
Pols Theater
North Elm St
A. Weinstein
Post
H. Gray & CO
North Main St
Louis A. Walsh
Leavenworth Et. Speerenwere
Jerome Bailey
Apothecaries’ Hall
Freney & Jackson—Architects
Leavenworth St
Root & Boyd, Insurance
Root & Boyd
Elm Tree Farm
Wolcott Road
John Frisbie
Otto Lux
Waterville
Blake & Johnson Co
New England Auto School
Towle's Garage
Noot
D. H. Tierney
North End
Fairmount
Bank St Tones-Morean Building
Wood Street
Daniel T. Farrington
John J. Geraghty
Baron J. Torkomian
Ae Eenk St
Waterbury Drug CO
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Ben
Miller
Lynn
O'Hagan
Grand and Bank
Hamilton Ave
Colonial Trust Co
Union City
Hill St
Baldwin St
Nally
Jacques
Ward St
W. R. Adams
Abbott Ave
Hill St Market
Cor Hill
No Main
Indy
Tate
Warterpury
Wald Diss
Havine
NaCoare
Adainketratrix
Aews
New Hayes County
James J Canin
Cork
Sarah Ryss
Aena
Eee
Footer
Jatertary
Tors Hatane
Aliovenenet Sala
Department of Execntion
Board of Educa
C. Maloney
C. Payes
Elisabeth Hart
Mise Elizabeth Quinn
C. A. Jackson
Rube” Burroughs
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