Women’s Underwear Sale Offers Wide Range of Garments
A newspaper sale notice outlines discounts on women’s nainsook chemises corset covers and drawers. Round and V neck chemises trimmed with lace embroidery and ribbon beading priced from 79c to 98c with regular prices noted. Also includes corset covers plain muslin and cambric styles, plus 20 dozen J B batiste corsets at 69c pair. Children’s white lawn bonnets offered at special prices. Sale runs ten days starting tomorrow at 8 30 am.
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Semor Re
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Untangled New England Briefs Tie Names to Events
Nutmeg gratings report Abelardo Pachano wins biology prize in Storrs while Esten offers five dollar essay award on sanitary milk Rockville obit notes Dr T W McCarthy dies at 24 in Hartford born in Ireland survived by brother L J McCarthy Torrington officials tour area schools Waterbury Naugatuck New Haven and Terryville for new east side school Anson Thomas Young released from state prison to face burglaries New London June 11 Frank L Morgan 11 years old who shot a classmate in 1993 is found
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Storrs
Abelardo Pachano
Esten
Rockville
T. W. McCarthy
Hartford
Ireland
John
Johanna McCarthy
L. J. McCarthy
Torrington
Board of Educaton
Waterbury
Naugatuck
New Haven
Terry Ville
New Britain
St Mark's
Benjamin Franklin Root
William P. Waterbury
Mr Waterbury
General Theological Seminary of
New York
St James's Church
Mr Roe
Immachurch
Anson
Thomas Young
Wetherstein
Fred Osborne & Co
Main Street
New London
Frank L. Morgan
Irr L. Rogers
Naugatuck Notes on Visits Jobs and Local Meetings
Naugatuck items report Miss Nellie Quigley of Hartford visiting North Main. Residents travel to New Haven and Woodmont for summer. Allerton chapter and Shepherd lodge summer hiatus. Fire dept baseball game 11 to 3. High school team defeats Consolidated 11 to 3. Wedding at Congregational church. Borough board schedules hearings on grade lines and sewers. Various street work and utility matters discussed with adjournment set for June 16.
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Nellie Quigley
Hartford
North Main Street
Moulthrop
Church Street
New Haven
Patrick Aspell
Coen Street
Boston
Allerton
Harry Bickerdyke
Meadow Street
Laurel Beach
William Kennedy
Oak Street
Woodmont
Chauncey Crosby
Park Place
J. W. Robbins
H. P. Patterson
Grant Cottage
Shepherd Lodge
A. M
Raymond Cooper
Hattie Fox
Naugatuck High School
N.H.S
Leary
O'Loughlin
D. Kiely
M. Kiely
Stanbridge
Working Girls’ Club
K. Maud Smith
Miss Smith
Emil Mat
South Main Street
Ward Street
Nane
Beaumon
Coney Island
N. Y
William Hertwig
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Cary
Water
Andrews
St Francis’s Parochial School
Maple Street
Henry Lloyd
Elm Street
Scott Street
Hoadley
High Street
Carroll
Woodland Streets
Harry &. Brooks
High Streets
Acrom
Main Street
Union
Thomas F. Meagher
Clark
Cemetery Street
Water Company
Charles Moore
Straftsville
Orlando Hastings
Warden O'Loughlin
Burgess Daly
L. M. Woodford
Fairview
E. C. Barnum
Orchard Terrace
Watertown Happenings and Local Notes
Mrs John Galley and granddaughter visit Waterbury. Homer P. Barlow buys Pritchard land to parcel into building lots. Local women plan a Leap Year dance at Town hall this evening. Samuel Hoskins returns from New York business trip. Paul Welton to Adirondacks for summer vacation. Watertown second team to face Jack ODonell's Reserves Saturday at 1 30 p m. Arthur Hotchkiss spends vacation at Bantam Lake. runs steam launch. Sarnum Bailey circus advance agent in town ahead of June 17 performances. Taft school ends for summer except two top classes stay till June 25 for exams. Nanny Barlow injures back on a see saw at Baldwin school. Mrs Brown resigns from eighth grade. F J Working takes her place. George Zeidler conducts Christ church playground drills. hopes to continue all summer.
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John Galley
Waterbury
Homer P. Barlow
Pritchard
Samuel Hoskins
New York
Paul Welton
Adirondacks
Watertown
Jack O'Donnell
Arthur Hotchkiss
Bantam Lake
Sarnum & Bailey's Circus
Taft
Barlow
Baldwin School
Broadway Stakes Won by Master Robert at Gravesend
Master Robert, the even money favorite, easily captured the Broadway stakes over one and one sixth miles at Gravesend. Transvaal set the pace until the upper turn, then Master Robert surged to win by eight lengths amid seven races on the card. Pete Dally claimed the Hunters steeplechase, with Dorante and Mantel Robert among other winners.
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Gravesend
Master Robert
New York
Transvaal
Pete Dally
Dorante
McCarter
Bedouin
Pete Dalley
Fauquier
Judge O'Gill
Jacobite
Dracu- Tom
Queen Marguerite
Mantel Robert
Angelus
Frisette
Tenancy
Jonathan
Horrigan
Statesman
Amri
Trole Temp
Wapenora
Mellon Cloth
Ort's Feud with Profanity Ends in Misplaced Assault
George Ort of the Lynne on a late train clashed with a man using indecent language. Ort struck the man on the jaw but was later cleared when the assault was found to have occurred in Revere and no charges were pursued.
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George Ort
The
Lynne
Ort
West Lynn
Revere
International Auto Race May Extend Across Ga Course
The four mile international road race for the grand prize of the Automobile Club of America is planned for Saranish Ge oo Theredey, with the event slated in November 1908 over a course in Chatham county Georgia. The New England League and New York Sun mention this arrangement alongside notes on an office boy and umpire duties.
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New York
Automobile Club of America
Saranish Ge Oo
Theredey
Chatham County
New York Sun
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the Democrat
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