Struck by Auto Injures Two Brothers After Fishing Trip
Frederick Dews and James Dews, brothers of 470 West Mains Rest, were returning from Watertown when a touring car struck their wagon on a Water town road near Oakville. Fred suffered a broken nose, fractured jaw, crushed ribs, and facial lacerations. James was not seriously injured. They were brought to the city by milk wagon. Dr W A Good enemy attended. The automobile owner is suspected. case referred to Watertown authorities.
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Big 25-Cent Sale Announcement Tomorrow
A local notice promotes a 25-cent sale tomorrow featuring extreme value items priced to deter competing offers. The message emphasizes that nothing on the list is worth less than double and urges customers to attend the event.
Sale of Women's Lisle Garments and Accessories Today
Tomorrow’s sale features white elbow length Lisle gloves and hose, plus white and ecru laces, inserts, and embroidered collars. Also offered are soft sole shoes, aprons, crash fabrics, India linen lawn, bleached linen, and various dress goods with sale prices and quantities.
Diggest 4 day sale in millinery business announced
An advertisement proclaims the celebrated four day millinery sale as the opportunity to buy trimmed hats at lower prices than elsewhere. It invites readers to mark the date and visit the well known, old established shop.
Brooklyn Briefs Highlight Local Sports And School News
The column notes a Waterville vs Brooklyn business men golf match planned for tomorrow afternoon and praises upcoming junior amateur league talents. It recounts Lallier’s shortstop appearance for Waterbury with mixed field impressions and reflects on the Brooklyn Athletic club’s losing streak in the City league. It also covers a Town Plot district meeting, Alderman Walker’s chairmanship controversy, a steam accident near Mad River injuring a 14 year old, and a local drugstore tonic claim for spring fever.
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Funeral at Hawaii for Prince Kawananakoa Amid Royal Honors
Honolulu reports the funeral of Prince David Kawananakoa, who died in San Francisco and was brought home on the steamship Manchuria. The ceremony followed ancient Hawaiian royal rites with a federal procession including National Guard, Twentieth Infantry, marines, and sailors. Officials from territorial, federal, and military sectors attended, with the Bishop of Zeugma and Roman Catholic bishops presiding.
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Large Congregation Attends Immaculate Conception Mass
A very large congregation filled the Church of the Immaculate Conception yesterday morning for the ordination celebration of Rev John Andrew O'Connor born in Waterbury. The sermon by Rev J E B O'Brien centered on the priesthood, tracing its history from Abraham to the present. The service featured organist John L. Hughes and a trio during offertory.
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Marie Bauby
Edward Downey
Edward Sullivan
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Mary O'Connor
Immaculate’ Conception Church
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J. Delaney
Thomas Galvin
Joseph Reid
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M. J. McGivney
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John Donahue
John Tennion
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William Lynch
Patrick McGivney
Arthur McMahon
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William Fitzgerald
William Fox
John Sheil
William Scanion
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Immaculate Conception
Mass at Notre Dame for Nuns and Pupils
Father John A. O Connor celebrated a thanksgiving mass at the Con vent de Notre Dame chapel in Notre Dame for the sisters and his family. Mother St Stanislaus led the organ, with Miss Marie Bauby Miss Mollie Thompson and Miss Margaret Sweeney performing. A reception followed in the drary as friends and relatives bid farewell to a memorable event.
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Pathe
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Ansala
Bailey's Throat Threatens Texas Senator Dalley
A New York report dated June 22 notes Senator Dalley of Texas recovering from a serious operation and unlikely to participate in the Democratic inquiry. The piece cites a report from the state sub-committee and mentions political maneuvering surrounding the inquiry.
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